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The Hobbit [VHS]
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September 11, 2001 "Please retry" | — | 1 |
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| Genre | Music Videos & Concerts, Anime & Manga |
| Format | NTSC, Color |
| Contributor | Hobbit |
| Language | English |
| UPC | 012569056435 |
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VHS FORMAT. 2001, Warner Bros Video, item 564. 78 minutes, color, animated. First shown in theaters in 1977. Wonderful full-color clamshell packaging. Here is the animated version of the first installment classic Lord of the Rings trilogy. Bilbo the Hobbit is summoned to recover a fabulous treasure stolen from Dwarfs. The talents of Orson Bean, Richard Boone, Hans Conreid, John Huston, Otto Preminger, Glenn Yarbrough shine here with a full cast, great music, and stunning adventure. VHS format.
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Package Dimensions : 7.32 x 4.19 x 1.12 inches; 6.13 ounces
- Release date : September 11, 2001
- Date First Available : September 29, 2006
- Actors : Hobbit
- Studio : Warner Studios
- ASIN : B00005MP5A
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In all seriousness tho, it's a fun one. It aged... Interestingly. Lots of creepy stuff for kids to freak out at.
My biggest complaint would be that the audio on it seemed so quiet, but I was watching it on a college classroom monitor so that could have been a huge factor.
If you know the book, you'll notice they changed a few things for time/conscience purposes. It didn't but me at all but some of my hyper obsessed friends were a little distraught by it. We had fun joking and laughing at some of the odd choices in the film. Some lines are historical now.
Highly recommend. It's a good time, just don't take it too seriously.
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L'animation n'est pas top (évoque plutot la japanimation), mais un bon suivi du roman de Tolkien à quelques détails mineurs près,
Donc, je préviens:
- Pas de bataille des 5 armées de trois plombes: comme dans le livre, Bilbo tombe dans les pommes au début et se réveille quand c'est terminé. C'est du Tolkien, pas du Chuck Norris
- pas de nanarophilissime nain en or (j'en cauchemarde encore)
- pas de picoti-picota entre elfes et nains
- bref, pas de gloubiboulga hollywoodien
Même si ce n'est pas une grande oeuvre, c'est rafraichissant de voir un scénariste capable de lire un livre avant d'écrire dessus.
My DVD player decided to play a disc "KES" in German, attempting to change the language back to English I somehow changed the DVD p!ayer's set up menu to Greek. I am stuck with it. The Kes disc plays in English but the player still thinks it is Greek. LOL.
I put this Hobbit disc in the player wondering how I will cope. The first screen is an anti-piracy notice in Spanish. The second screen waits for you to make a choice I pressed MENU.
I got another screen with three choices all in Spanish. I pressed the second one and it was for chapter choice with no choice for the first chapter so I had to take the disc out and start again .
After I pressed MENU the second time I press the top words and they obviously mean PLAY and the DVD started. It worked great. The voices though obviously not English native speakers were speaking in Englsh. Very easy to understand.
I never had to indicate I wanted the disc to play in English but it just did.
Considering it was inexpensive it was very good. The faces of goblins were not scary. Bard the archer looked severe but not scary. The trolls and behaviour might scare a young child but my grandson aged a youngish 11 will be capable of watching this with no fear though someone will be close by to explain things.
Things like the Dragon attacking Laketown and the fire are not as realistic as in the "grown up" version. The townspeople jump in the water or run away.
I am going to buy a copy for my grandson today.
I have put the disc in a gold 2-way case to match my other Lord of the rings discs alongside the animated version of the first part of Lord of the Rings. What shame they never made the second part.
So fear not the Hobbits do speak English.






