Minutes
Well
Spent
The Hobbit: Battle of the
Five Armies
River Town did the coming of Smaug.
Written by David L Green
There were heroes, anti- Grade Aheroes, and villians. There
was love and love lost.
There was betrayal and
new alliances formed.
There was the end of a
saga and then the reintroduction of a now
classic.
Picking up where Smaug
left off is a great place to
start. And well played it
was. Immediately tugging
at your heart strings as the
desolation played out. I’m
going to miss Smaug. The
visuals were amazing...and
the story, perfect.
The march toward the final
confrontation between
the armies of Middle Earth
was a little slow in its pace
but worth every moment.
Understanding the turmoil
inside the dwarf king was
important to the story and
the legacy of the dwarves.
The Battle...fierce, violent,
excellent, beautifully extended. It was as long as I
needed it to be. I checked
my watch, hoping there
was more time, knowing it
would have to end eventually. I dreaded it as much as
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It’s Christ Or Nothing
The visuals were stellar as