The hobbit: The desolation of smaug. (Exclusive lego) (Blu-ray, edición especial+dvd+copia digital)

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Really the series of Appendices on these Extended Editions are almost as entertaining as the movies themselves. Watching these films in their Extended format is the only way to go for true Tolkien fanatics.

Smaugs rendering was fabulous - what a wonderfully evil, sinuous dragon - but Peter Jackson has done Tolkien a great disservice by stretching a nice compact story into three films - and bringing is parts from Lord of the Rings - way, way too long. Still in all, gloriously photographed and does tell the story - and what a great dragon!

I never read any of the Tolkein books so Im not familiar with the stories. I watch these movies for the special effects and just as the ones before this one is full of them and they are very well done. This movie does not stand alone but leaves the viewer hanging, obviously a setup for the next installment.

Im trying to ignore the changes made to the book for reasons that to me seem to make the story seem confusing and unfocused. Aside from those, I found the CGI completely ludicrous in the barrel scene, more like something youd see 10 years ago, with impossible movements from characters and a general softness to all aspects that were worked on. It was so bad it made me want to stop watching, despite the fact I paid money to rent this movie.

My only disappointment was finding out that there is still one more part to finish the movie. I was glad I had read the book so I didnt have to wait for the end of the story.

Rich story though somewhat departed from the book as I understand. Best fire effects ive ever seen in a movie. Must watch, especially for fans of LOTR series.

Love the hobbit series. Good movie

Shame Mr. Jackson lost the vision of Mr. Tolkien. strange movie. I sort of liked the Fellowship of the Ring, but the series went down hill after that. Action adventure replaced all the wonderful nuances of the books. a few wonderful scenes stood out in those 3 movies. When the Hobbit came out, it was WAY over length and so dark and brutal.... Not at all like the original book. Millions of dollars spent for a very poor rendition.

Its a good movie.