D daddytwofoot The Shire Dec 15, 2012 #1 Just wondering guys because i heard goblin town was horrible.
C Carne Tol Eressea Dec 15, 2012 #2 Though it felt rushed in my opinion (the scenes with the dwarves, not Bilbo and Gollum). Sadly the Goblin King didn't really stand out as anything special in the movie, but there will be more of him in the extended edition so we'll see. Last edited: Dec 15, 2012
Though it felt rushed in my opinion (the scenes with the dwarves, not Bilbo and Gollum). Sadly the Goblin King didn't really stand out as anything special in the movie, but there will be more of him in the extended edition so we'll see.
G gutty The Shire Dec 15, 2012 #4 I actually really liked the goblin king. Finally seeing a well-spoken and well-mannered goblin was a nice break from all the vulgar vermin we've been subjected to since The Fellowship of the Ring.
I actually really liked the goblin king. Finally seeing a well-spoken and well-mannered goblin was a nice break from all the vulgar vermin we've been subjected to since The Fellowship of the Ring.
demanon Rivendell Dec 15, 2012 #5 I know that sword. Biter. Beater! Foehammer! Glamdring!. Bite em gnash em!!!. i was happy with it all except once AGAIn. Glamdring and Orchrist didnt GLOW!!!!
I know that sword. Biter. Beater! Foehammer! Glamdring!. Bite em gnash em!!!. i was happy with it all except once AGAIn. Glamdring and Orchrist didnt GLOW!!!!
U unexpectedvisitor Rohan Dec 15, 2012 #8 i honestly don't understand how anyone dislikes this scene. it was a simply incredible action setpiece. i know some people wanted it to be darker or whatever, but it didn't need to be. my theater (myself included) also loved the Goblin King's last line.
i honestly don't understand how anyone dislikes this scene. it was a simply incredible action setpiece. i know some people wanted it to be darker or whatever, but it didn't need to be. my theater (myself included) also loved the Goblin King's last line.