ไม่สามารถเล่นวิดีโอนี้
ขออภัยในความไม่สะดวก
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - What Bilbo Baggins Hates Scene (2/10) | Movieclips
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2017
- The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey movie clips: j.mp/2iBjpZQ
BUY THE MOVIE: bit.ly/2hW2fGB
Don't miss the HOTTEST NEW TRAILERS: bit.ly/1u2y6pr
CLIP DESCRIPTION:
The dwarves create a mess and tease Bilbo (Martin Freeman) with a playful song.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) joins Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and a band of dwarves led by the brave Thorin (Richard Armitage) on a treacherous quest to reclaim their mountain home from the fierce dragon Smaug in this epic fantasy adventure adapted from J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved novel by the creative forces behind the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Long before Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) made his arduous journey to Mordor, his brave uncle Bilbo embarked on an adventure for the ages. Bilbo's story gets under way when the great wizard Gandalf appears at his front gate with a most unusual offer. Displaced from their massive fortress in the Lonely Mountain by Smaug - a greedy dragon who coveted their gold - a community of noble dwarves were decimated by a surprise attack by monstrous orcs, whose dreaded leader the Pale Orc slew their king in a gruesome battle. Now, Thorin, the descendent of the king, is determined to reclaim his mountain kingdom for his people. Together with a fearless team of dwarves, Thorin and Gandalf recruit Bilbo to aid them in their quest since Hobbits have the unique ability to go undetected when they wish to. Before Bilbo, Gandalf, and the dwarves can reach The Lonely Mountain and defeat Smaug, however, they'll have to contend with trolls, goblins, stone giants, Gollum (Andy Serkis), and even the dreaded Pale Orc himself. Peter Jackson directs a screenplay he co-penned with Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, and Guillermo del Toro.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2012)
Cast: Martin Freeman, Peter Hambleton, Adam Brown, Stephen Hunter, William Kircher, John Callen, Dean O'Gorman, Ken Stott, Mark Hadlow, Jed Brophy, Graham McTavish, James Nesbitt, Aidan Turner, Ian McKellen
Director: Peter Jackson
Producers: Philippa Boyens, Carolynne Cunningham, Peter Jackson, Ken Kamins, Fran Walsh, Zane Weiner, Toby Emmerich, Matthew Dravitzki, Eileen Moran, Alan Horn, Carolyn Blackwood, Amanda Walker
Screenwriters: J.R.R. Tolkien, Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Guillermo del Toro, Peter Jackson
WHO ARE WE?
The MOVIECLIPS channel is the largest collection of licensed movie clips on the web. Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans.
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MOVIE CHANNELS:
MOVIECLIPS: bit.ly/1u2yaWd
ComingSoon: bit.ly/1DVpgtR
Indie & Film Festivals: bit.ly/1wbkfYg
Hero Central: bit.ly/1AMUZwv
Extras: bit.ly/1u431fr
Classic Trailers: bit.ly/1u43jDe
Pop-Up Trailers: bit.ly/1z7EtZR
Movie News: bit.ly/1C3Ncd2
Movie Games: bit.ly/1ygDV13
Fandango: bit.ly/1Bl79ye
Fandango FrontRunners: bit.ly/1CggQfC
HIT US UP:
Facebook: on. 1y8M8ax
Twitter: bit.ly/1ghOWmt
Pinterest: bit.ly/14wL9De
Tumblr: bit.ly/1vUwhH7
![[ไฮไลต์] "เวฟ-วีรพล วิชุมา" สุดยอด! คว้าเหรียญเงินยกน้ำหนัก | โอลิมปิก 2024](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nZnT15nhpKc/mqdefault.jpg)
![[ไฮไลต์] รอบชิงชนะเลิศ "เทนนิส พาณิภัค" ไทย vs จีน Guo Qing เทควันโดหญิง 49kg | โอลิมปิก 2024](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xgvTIdE8j3U/mqdefault.jpg)
Its good the dwarfs eats all the food in the house so it won't get old when Bilbo is out on adventure.
I think that was an entire winter supply of food
@@trysten9198
Damn that would suck hard irl. At least Bilbo came home rich.
Wonder if that was something Gandalf planned.
Martin Sand That’s probably their goal: to detach him from home
@@justin100499 I think his relatives or neighbors stole everything because they're believed he was dead at least there was no food for them
Teacher: no eating in my classroom
Kids who sit in the back:
Less loud, more food
And bilbo baggins is the smart kid
jajaja, the truth is that there is a mess in class.
THAT'S WHAT TEACHER HATES
@@dagonhadenough1924 No Bilbo is the teacher lmao
"Excuse me, I'm sorry to interrupt but what should I do with my plate" the most polite dwarf ever
His name is ori brother nori and Dori and loosely related to balin, dwalin, fili, kili, gloin, oin and thorin and good friends with bifor bofor and bombur along with gandalf and later Bilbo baggins
In Fellowship of the ring, when team reaches Balin's tomb Gandalf takes a book from a dwarf corpse
That corpse is Ori 😟
@@handsome_mr_wolf7648 Thank you
I'm now sad.
Yea not many of the 13 dwarves lived full lives, in the books 4 or five of them died in the battle of five armies, and at least 2 in Moria
Me @ every family gathering
The Dwarves may be loud and obnoxious, but at least they’re polite enough to neatly stack the plates together.
Not to mention, they’ve got some mad skills!
@@joehumpston7937 Mmhmm, what terrific house guests
@@tomboyjessie1352 Even if they are kinda obnoxious!
@@joehumpston7937 Of course
And be sorry to interrupt to ask what to do with their plate
I would gladly have a feast with dwarves. Just not in my house.
Hey, at least they clean up afterwards...
Fool Slayer Me too
Too true
Let's hope they fix the plumbing.
That's what Bilbo Baggins hates!
Fun fact, when they were shooting the scene where Bofur throws the egg into Bombur's mouth, Stephen Hunter (the actor who plays Bombur) actually caught it on the very first try, so everyone's reactions to that are 100% genuine. Which just makes the whole thing that much more awesome and genuine. What's funny is that no matter how many times they shot the scene afterwards, they just couldn't get it right, so they kept the original. It was a really funny ordeal.
Reminds me of Alien Resurrection where Signourney Weaver sat the backwards goal and Ron Pearlman nearly ruined the shot by his amazement x3
What a legend.
This is the case of a lot of thing in these movies.
I aksed the actual actor Stephen Hunter this exact question on my podcast Talk4, it is one my channel. Sadly it was the third attempt but still very impressive!
@@justcasual7262 timestamp?
I love how Bombur's basically the garbage disposal for anything left over and you got Balin who just has a look on his face like: "Gettin' too old for this nonsense."
Kinda sounds like me & my friend. With me the one who's getting too old!
Bombur is not Roger Murtaugh
While totally keeping the beat tapping those plates back
Well being the oldest he has to retain a certain dignity about him...that being said he is still a dwarf and the only thing dwarves love more than fruits of their craft is music and song.
@@JohnnyTyrant His age didn't stop him from going to Moria, but we know how that ended...
0:07 - wasnt acually scripted. They were just told to mess it up and eat like a hngry dwarf...so they did. When Bombur caught that food, the reactions were genuine.
LOOK AT KILI
Olivia Coleman Maybe not the first time, but definately a second. They had several perspectives, doesn't happen in one shot.
they probably added nesbit in afterward
Olivia Coleman amazing
Olivia Coleman yep, if u get hot just go!
@@annikinlu3038 It may have happened several times to get several shots, but that's still really cool
I love Balin's impression of: "I am too old for this sh*t, but whatever"😂😂 Precious
Balin is too precious
Too bad he died by the goblins in the mines of Moria 😢
In the book, Balin is not the oldest dwarf ! Thorin and Dain are more than hundred years older than him,for example.But this scene is very funny, indeed.
Sad how he ended though :(
I ruined 666likes no problem.
Interesting thing about this scene - not only is it a very fun scene, it also shows that all of the dwarves, despite very few of them being fighters, have exceptional reflexes and coordination.
The reason for the reflexes and coordination is because of them working in the mines. They also trust each other with their lives because if they didn't, they'd die.
What do you mean very few of them were fighters, why would anyone who can’t fight go on a mission to defeat a dragon and reclaim their home?
@@juliandavidhoffer2022 uhm meet Bilbo and a fair few other fantasy protagonists.
@@juliandavidhoffer2022 Because the dragon couldn't not be defeated by that type of brute force.
As not fighters they came along because they were the only ones who responded to Thor in request.
@@pyktukasplays4945 but they have to have some talent to be useful to the quest
I love how Balin looks bored as he’s flipping the plates.
Balin thinking to himself that hes getting to old to do this.
ThirdEngr because he’s the oldest dwarf and he became a toy in younger dwarfs and he thinks himself that:’I’m the oldest one but they don’t care about me!😒😒😒’
He actually looks like he is smiling. He is just not that into it.
@@faisalakhtar3394 He is clearly indulging them. Like "Okay lads, i'll aprticipate, i'll do my part, to please you". Like an adult that accept to plays the game of a children.
He has the look of “I’m getting to old for this bullshit”
At least they cleaned up. Not many guests take it upon themselves to help with that lol
Dwarves respect other's property and home. Despite how it looks. They had every intention of cleaning up every mess they made...which I assume even included the plumbing.
@@Lightray110 then Bilbo would've had upgraded plumbing if what I've read about dwarves are true.
And then started singing as they cleaned up.
But did they restock his pantry?
@@Pumpkin525 only after they returned from their adventure.
No use in restocking the pantry if all rots before they return.
I adore this singing-cleaning scene because it showcases the dwarves' nature- sturdy merry hardworking miners. The first part of them being unclean and uncivilized troublemakers makes you forget that heavy workloads is something that they're used to and cleaning plates/tables is not even 1/8 of what they're used to doing back in their mountain
Kind of like Whistle While You Work.
I love it because although they're teasing him it doesn't feel malicious at all. They're having fun with him and to be fair they didn't break a single thing 😅
And they are 100% going to respect fine ceramics passed down a family line -- careful craftsmanship and tradition are practically instinct with them. As silly as they're being, they'd never deliberately harm something Bilbo had received from his ancestors, nor something Bilbo had crafted with his own hands. It would be a horrible insult, just as Smaug's defiling of the Lonely Mountain was (though of course to a far lesser degree).
Tolkien wrote the Hobbit as a bedtime story for his children, and I think that shows pleasantly in scenes like this.
Too bad the rest of the trilogy isn't like this.
@@cheloxmv True, An Unexpected Journey is the only one that even comes close to capturing the tone of the book.
@@mr.moviemafia u r not wrong
@@mr.moviemafiaeh, i really don’t care about the book. I still think The Desolation of Smaug and The Battle of the Five Armies are excellent movies
@@Tiggster-qr8mwthey’re good movies but you could tell Fox wanted Jackson to make the trilogy as similar in tone and gravity to the Lord of the Rings when both books/series’ we’re very different in tone. Lord of the Rings is about the battle between good and evil hinging on a small ring that could anihalate all of the Dark Lord’s enemies if wielded. The Hobbit is simply a kids adventure and fantasy story
This scene is why I prefer dwarven gatherings to elven ones. They're so merry!
Cameron Leonard AND they clean up afterwards
Once you get used to them
Dwarves are loud while Elves prefer to have a peaceful gathering. Dwarves want loud banging noises while Elves want beautiful music matching with beautiful surroundings. Dwarves and Elves are completely opposite to each other, Elves tend to be clean and shiny while Dwarves tend to be dirty and messy. Like Hobbits, Elves don't have beards while basically every Dwarf have long beards.
They’re like me and my friends when we were teens 😄
Faisal Akhtar the way the Dwarves party sounds like a Hispanic or Latino quinceañera and wedding
Gandalf: Me
Dwarves: Friends and or Family
Bilbo: my parents
Ahahaahahaa!
Quite a merry band. Once you get used to them
LOL
"Youll get used to it"
Gandalf: my parents
Bilbo: me
Martin Freeman pissed-off-facial expressions are a good proof (with many others) that he is an EXCELLENT Bilbo XD
Martin IS pitch perfect for the role. I’m just a little sad that the movie turned out differently than the book, which was a turn for the worst.
@@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347 How so? More serious tone?
@@cybercriminal3110 I guess there was the addition of Tauriel, a whole love triangle sort of thing. It was a bit weird, I'll admit, even as someone who really loves Tauriel. There were a lot of changes and it was a bit drawn out for such a short book.
@@megasauruss I see this addition as an attempt to give a secondary character (Kili) a plot arc, so it's not just Bilbo, Torin and the crew. It also shows the tragedy of war - they got separated before they even got to know each other. And the love triangle wasn't annoying. To me, it didn't seem off.
@@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347 The movie still retains the essence of the book.
I just love Ori’s “excuse me, I don’t mean to interrupt, but what should I do with my plate?” It’s so innocent lmao
I would love to be a Dwarf, they’re basically just the fun-sized version of the Irish.
If the average person was the size of a hobbit, being a dwarf would be awesome. Completely ripped, taller and strong hair/beard growth etc. TBH theoretically if I existed as a dwarf in their universe I would just move to a hobbit village and bask in the glory of being a dwarf among midgets.
I’m Irish and yup, this is basically Christmas dinner
As an Irish man this is accurate but only after a few good pints
Elves are played by mostly american while dwarves are normally british, irish, Welsh or Scottish
What are they trying to say about ppl from/neighbours of the uk
PurpleRogue, meanwhile Orcs are played by good’olde Ozzies from the down under.
I love how Ori is super careful and scared when handling the plates like its his first time doing this where Balin is so used to this he can just flick his wrist and is utterly unimpressed like he's seen it thousands of times before haha
If I’m not mistaken, Ori was meant to be the youngest dwarf from Thorin’s expedition while Balin was the oldest (if we consider this version, Thorin is the oldest in the book). So it makes sense he’s not used to it while Balin has lots of experience on that hahahaha
@@juanramaroto6691 actually, Fili and Kili are the youngest dwarves in the company. Ori is in between, but he is described to be a bit of a klutzy one, if I remember correctly
Balin's just sitting there like "Must we do this routine with the plates every time?"
Yup
There's a magic element to every Dwarven song.
Several friends and I were working back in the kitchen one day and I started singing this song to myself, before I knew it we were attempting to mimic the dwarves by throwing plates and forks and stuff to each other and singing this song. Surprisingly it went rather well...until we shattered a plate and continued working like normal
Jacob Sheley Nice. I tried doing that to! (It did not end very well...)
That’s epic!
Jacob Sheley would love to see that
I'd like a workplace environment like that. X3
I played baker street (the song with awesome trumpet solo for those that dont know) at work once and started singing along with it, the chef was an older man who is like the grandfather of the workplace, started waltzing
2:32 THIS MANS IS PLAYING A TEAPOT
Now that’s talent.
Oh please. Dude's got NOTHING on my fire extinguisher skills.
@@christianwright7581 no he's got nothing on my very quite carrot chewing then suddenly a very loud bite
You mean this dwarf :D
I must have seen the hobbit a hundred times...
How did I notice that...
I love how at 2:30 Gandalf is just like so fondly, oh these dwarves...
which is crazy since the dwarves werent actually with him in that scene
Gandalf likes the little people better than elves or man
@@wd2642 it's the little things that make life more interesting if you think about it. :)
I just feel that Sir Ian Mckellen, Gandalfs actor, is genuinely fond of playing Gandalf
God damn I would absolutely love to have a party with the Dwarves, they seem like the most hearty and fun bunch of people.
Don't say the Lord's name in vain
honestly i am a folklore witch tbh they are real
@@jesusislord7772 you know I thought this was sarcastic, looked at you're channel, and now I want to shoot my self, look mate, this is a comment section of a clip of a movie about dragons dwarves and hobbits, somebody says god you don't get you're nicker's in a twister, ok? good, I'm glad we cleared that up
And after the party you don’t have Food anymore
Jesus is LORD777
Don’t say don’t say the lords name in vain
i love fili's voice. when he asks 'who wants an ale, there ye go' really softens me
and when he says "here ye go ori, give it to me" really makes me smile
i love fili 🥺
Bilbo's poor blood pressure XD
Edit: wow, 2,000 likes?! Thanks so much guys!
Yeah in the books he got a seizure
He got a seizure in the books
Not to mention he's definitely under pressure!
Imagine if Barbara spectre tried to transform the shire...
queenofworry lol
I think what I love best about this scene is these Dwarves were all fully aware of how uncomfortable they were making Bilbo and were just enjoying the hell out of it. However in the end it was all out of fun, they did in the end make it up to him by cleaning up (in their own Dwarven way). It just shows they love to party hard, but they know how to balance it with respect.
Everyone's talking about the dwarves, meanwhile I'm just laughing at Gandalf holding the cookie in his mouth. 0:10
That’s a cookie? I thought it was chicken.
@@atas2561 I thought it was too
I thought it was his chin ._. Im blind lol
Gandalf dodging various dishes when Fili starts tossing them at Kili is PRICELESS.
2:29 Gandalf getting stoned in the background while everyone cleans up the mess
Wtf was he doing ?
Oh nevermind that was kili
@@KVChoronicle097 "old toby the finest weed in the southfarthing" there's another scene in Two Towers where Merry and Pippin find some in the stores of isengard
@@neonsolace2748 it’s fili not being mean just pointing it out
I love how this scene also allow to settle the "skill" level of the dwarves. It's a very smart way to show they are quick, accurate, have a good sense of space (by dodging and catching) good reflexes and focus. It make them being able to fight off the annemies make sense, we know what they are capable of :D
Courtesy of Aule the Smith Vala, who is precise and acute on making things
Also they work fantastically as a team, like the different parts of a machine. You see it in the Erebor prologue too.
Kili casually walking by
*plate flying at him*
Oh were doing this
My mouth dropped when I heard the song for the first time
its so catchy
Too bad the rest of the movie isn’t as good.
@Rileyb reals I agree on this comment. I don't like some of the extra stuff they did in this movie that feels stuffed.
I don't like that the Eagles don't talk. And they left out Smough's headlights of a 57' Impala x3
@@Zeithri eagles talking?
@Rileyb reals To be fair, the Lord of the Rings sets a really, REALLY high bar, one I wasn't expecting this series to tip. But regardless, I really enjoyed them.
Bilbo: Well, at least they clean up
This is basically dinner at my house with 5 kids, age 3-10. “They destroyed my plumbing, I just don’t know what they’re doing in my house!” I feel that so hard. 😂
I can’t even begin to count how many times I’ve cracked up at this scene!! One of the absolute best and funniest in the movie!! Also, the way Kili kicked that bowl without even cracking it was badass! He must play hacky sack in his spare time! 😆
ikr 😂
C-C-Can you not do that? You'll blunt them!
Oooh, you hear that lads? He says we'll blunt the knives...
Blunt the knives, bend the forks
Smash the bottles and burn the corks
Chip the glasses and crack the plates
That's what Bilbo Baggins hates!
Cut the cloth, tread on the fat
Leave the bones on the bedroom mat
Pour the milk on the pantry floor
Splash the wine on every door!
Dump the crocks in a boiling bowl
Pound them up with a thumping pole
When you're finished if they are whole
Send them down the hall to roll
THATS WHAT BILBO BAGGINS HATES!
They obviously rehearsed this, they were waiting all night for Bilbo to say that lol
j w send them down the hall to row*
@@YorkusPorkus757 I'm fairly certain it's "roll" in the book, at least
Don’t make me re live that nonsense
When a level 1 character doesn’t realize that EVERYONE around them is at least level 10 and up.
1:26 legit melts my heart xD
Awww same here! Ori' s so sweet and polite :)
Cap'n, what are you doin here? Get back to the Pearl!
Party, me hearties!
MemeLord 22 shame he died with Balin and Oin in Moria
And then he dies in Moria. Poor Ori
Dwarves are such party animals and I love it.😂👏👏👏
And gracious enough house guests to clean up like they were never there... minus the lack of food
2:29 I love Gandalf's smile 😊
I've loved this scene since the cartoon, I've been singing this song my entire life and I loved seeing it in live action. Dwarves sure knew how to have fun, lol. And Kili was my favorite of the dwarves I loved him!
@@katyadeykley8086 Kili was the best dwarf, Period. He's best boi
1:01, I think that's the first time we see Gandalkf being (a bit) drunk
And stoned out of his mind
He’s always like that
I like to imagine this was Kili’s first Dwarvish jaunty song,1:57 just look at how enthusiastic the young one is to start singing!
I love gandalf's little stoner laugh during the song, so wholesome
Teacher: no eating in this class.
People at the back of the class 0:00 0:46
I just read the book version and I have to admit I love that they've kept the songs that the dwarfs sing.
Unfortunately, they cut out the spider lorry song :(
seeing this make me wonder how many plates they smashed before the got the scene right (if they did not use fake plates)
I'm sure they used CGI for a lot of it, but a surprising amount of things are physical, so you'd be surprised.
They're probably in plastic, or maybe ain't even there and just got added later ig, because other way...well that's where all the budget went🤣
CGI plates if you watch a making of you can see Aidan Turner (kili) doing what appears to be a weird dance but is actually doing something for this scene, there are some points that I believe they may have used plastic ones or something but its mostly CGI
@@wumb7864 'because other way'
1:30
I always loved this segment. When the score kicks in and eventually turns into a song. A song about Bilbo Baggins hates while showing consideration towards him by cleaning his whole house.
Epic Trolling, (no pun attended).
This is how a traditional greek family would eat!
I know exactly what do you mean XD
I’m Greek and this is our thanksgiving 😂
@@maximusbray2326 Greek don't celebrate thanksgiving
@@garybuck6535 Greeks who immigrated to places that celebrate Thanksgiving certainly would.
@@trueblue6201 only Americans celebrate thanksgiving
I don’t think anyone is noticing the skill of the dwarves lol they are highly skilled with their hands so throwing plates around an catching them not to mention seeing Balin casually flip the passing plates on another place an tossing them behind shows just how skilled they truly are I thought this scene was amazing lol
Yeah, true. Theyre indeed nimble, ambidextrous & highly-skilled beings. Thats how amazing they are. 😁😂👍👍
1:34 me and my siblings tried doing that and we broke all the plates and cups.
I admire you for trying.
Did you blunt the knives and burn the corks?
I remember after leaving the theater and getting home trying the knife trick from the scene got myself a one way trip to the ER that night ( yeah got a brutal cut on the right arm )
0:37 the only time they are semi-quiet.
They're kinda low-key roasting bilbo 😂 or being petty 😂😂
The catch at 0:06 was got on the first take and he missed every take after. Source the behind the scenes of the hobbit extended edition.
Their reflexes are incredible, those guys are really dangerous
I'm willing to bet they fixed the plumbing too
Probably improved it too.
Underrated comment
like how many plates does one person have!
Well, hobbits are really hospitable so it's really a common thing among them. Also I believe Bilbo has inherited plates and other stuff from his family.
@@JuanmaBlanc I was about to say "And they're such small people!" But then you brought up that point and I was like "That's a very good point"
Mmm . . Id say at Least 32 :)
Bilbo is also the equivalent of a middle class gentleman so he'd easily be able to afford all of them.
I have that much
This scene really shows how coordinated and tuned into eachother the dwarves are. Such a fantastic advantage, considering their quest and the amount of battles they're gonna face
1:26 I Wish the dwarfs, can come over to my house to help out with dishes.😀
Love how coordinated the dwarves are in these movies.
It’s what makes them so dangerous in battle!
Rip Bilbo Baggins Food.
*2:28** and i remembered Balin's death in the book.*
I am sad now
Not going to say buzz kill but
I forgot he died on the book, it’s been at least five years since I’ve read it.
It's even sadder when you know The corpse that was holding the book that Gandalf picked up and read was Ori 😢
Martin is perfect at playing the guy who doesn't want any disturbance but, deep down, dreams of joining an adventure.
I love how Balin has a face like "I'm too old for this nonsense, but ill join in anyway"
0:19 This kills me every time!! 🤣🤣 Gotta love Fili
Charming and catchy song. I was smiling ear to ear when I first saw this movie when it released in theaters and I still do. If I lived in this world in this scene, I'd have a great time with them :)
I’m such a hobbit because when Bilbo was listing his complaints I agree that he has every right be upset with what these dwarves have done to his house.
That one dwarf playing the teapot is my spirit animal.
Oin generally is good at whatever he can do. That includes being able to play the Teapot
Having recently become a homeowner, I finally fully understand Bilbo's anxiety.
If these dwarfs did this to my house I would be very happy. And hobbits have plumbing? Wow the were really ahead of their time.
Ancient Romans also had plumbing.
2:27 so casual.
Was reading the book and wanted to know what the song sounded like I Can say I am not disappointed
Every time I see Kili laughing/smiling I always feel as if my heart breaks 'cause I feel his death was the most tragic. Plus he was the youngest dwarf, he was only 77, pretty young for his kind as Thorin (the oldest) was 195.
Sir Ian mckellen had a breakdown while filming in Bilbo's house in Hobbit, because his scenes were filmed seperate from the other actors with only him alone in a room full of green screen unlike lotr, where the house was an actual filmset
I wish that in the battle of the five armies none of the 13 dwarves died and they defeated Azog and have a happy ending like this and peace came between elves and dwarves.
An unexpected dinner
Beautiful screenplay adaptation of Dwarves and their traits. They might be crude, obnoxious, messy, loud, but in the world of Middle Earth, they are some of the warmest, friendliest, most team-oriented, nimble, LOYAL, and organized races (hence why/how they managed to clean up Biblo's house as if it was brand new afterwards + their superb technological skills compared to other fractions)
Imagine living alone and getting a winter supply stock, and then 10 hungry dwarves eat everything
Telling a dwarf he'll blunt any type of metal work is like telling an elf they'll write in chicken scratch, it just doesn't happen.
I love how Bilbo at the end is like: “These are the rudest house guests I’ve ever had, oh they actually cleaned up after themselves.”
I don’t care what anybody say I absolutely loved The Hobbit trilogy, I enjoyed watching all of the movies. I just don’t understand why some fans hated the movies🤷🏾♂️
Reason(I think): It isn't as good as The Lord of the Rings trilogy. At least that is what I hear the whole time
they wouldn't be fans if they hated the movie
I have an edited version that cuts out anything not in the book. Brings it down to about 3.5hours for the whole trilogy, and it's very entertaining. I hate the versions we received because it's 3.5 hours of good movie with 9 hours of nonsense filler.
I think it is overhated but scene's like this kind of shows me why it's hated. They tried way too hard to be big and epic. The whole part of Sauron in the first movie got way too much focus placed on it. Hobbit is not some epic, it's meant to be a small story in a large world.
Whenever the movies are quint, cute and intimate they are great. I think the first movie was actually fine and while it had a few too many flashy action scene's the charm of the book was still there for the most part. It's the second where things get off the rail and the third where they just become nonsensical. The second and third movie should have been combined into one.
they stretched out one book into five movies and shoegorned in sevreal character (some of which who were from the lotr trilogy) who werent in the book
work hard, play hard.
they never do anything halfheartedly :D
That dwarven strength, and efficiency...they can literally, stack circles around us. :-) Legendary miners, crafters, and fighters...that strength and efficiency, no small reasons why.
kili looks so adorable in this scene 😍
Lyrics of this beautiful song :
Blunt the knives, bend the forks
Smash the bottles and burn the corks
Chip the glasses and crack the plates
That's what Bilbo Baggins hates!
Cut the cloth, tread on the fat
Leave the bones on the bedroom mat
Pour the milk on the pantry floor
Splash the wine on every door!
Dump the crocks in a boiling bowl
Pound them up with a thumping pole
When you're finished, if they are whole
Send them down the hall to roll
That's what Bilbo Baggins hates!
😁🥰
My mom and I watch this movie almost *too* often
Any chance you have a pair of broken arms?
@@annakakurtz7593 ... no
Same lol but all by myself
The dwarves are the house guests we always want but never get.
2:17 i love how dwalin moves his head
I love that Gandalf is fine with the how the Dwarves are acting, because he knows for a fact that by the time they leave they will have cleaned and sorted everything out like they were never there.
I laughed at Bilbo was flipping out, and loved how the dwarves make cleaning fun.
"... So carefully, carefully with the plates!"
I bet this was hard to make
Yep! The dwarves are skilled!
James Healy I
@Straight Busta if it is it's really good
I’m wish I was a dwarf in this time it looks like a blast
Carter Brock until you have to go to war with orcs
@@perhapsismpodcast but that's the best part
@@thesiege6003 ah yes, getting mauled and mutilated by orcs, my favourite thing
Thorin oakenshield in the movies is apparently 4 ft. 11, I'm 5 ft. 1...
I'm 2 inches taller than thorin
I think if you're around this size you are one
@@Vi0letR0gue a tall dwarf
Love this group of Dwarves so much 😊 I really like the part meeting Balin, just Bilbo opening the front door and you see Balin with his big nose, smiling face and fantastic white beard, you just love him instantly. And then he speaks and it gets better!
Teacher: alright kiddos time to clean up
Girls: Ugh I’m gonna chip a nail if I do this
Me and the boys: 1:58
The PissedOffOwl this is my personal fav meme👌🐦👌
I just wish in the movie that the other dwarves and more of a speaking part
Bold of you to assume I even have nails 😂
So I'll join you and the boys if it's okay.
Also girls: hey, boys, catch! (Tosses a plate like a Frisbee)
Oh, ya hear that lads? She said she'll chip a nail.
Girls: ugh I'm too tired to do the dishes I'd rather just go to bed
Me and the boys: 2:07
Think about this in the context of good and evil in Arda. Gandalf is here, fighting a war on a world-ending scale and he's enjoying the company of these mere mortals. He looks at them as they are, the children of Aulë, not entirely intended to be in the world but here they are, enjoying the good life and bringing much joy. It must warm his heart to see them be merry like this. Makes you glad to know that after all things are sorted, Eru accepted the dwarves fully as his children.
They have plumbing?
Aparently not after what they've done to the bathroom...lol
In that world, it is the early 31st century of the Third Age.
The Romans did.
It's just water in a basin, but rivers in the Shire are clean enough to draw water from (at least in this time period).
@IAN HEINE indus vally and ancient chinese too
2:33 One of them is blowing into a teapot as an instrument, I can’t 😂
I absolutely love this scene they sing and clean up after themselves it's truly amazing