Master of Laketown had a lot more poetic death in the book. He actually manages to escape with the gold, but then starves to death in the wilderness because he doesn't know how to survive on his own and can't eat the gold.

Can't believe The Hobbit Trilogy concluded 10 years ago now, and Battle of The Five Armies is the most underrated movie of 2014!

Gandalf didn’t know Bilbo had the one ring at this point. He only knew he had one of many magic rings.

Say what you will about this trilogy, but that final scene between Bilbo and Thorian is so well done and emotionally bittersweet

I actually liked how Thorin stopped his madness. Dwalin telling him how he and the rest of them were not following him anymore really hurt him, Thorin always cared for them and that stared to make him aware of what was happening to him and it shows how strong he was to be able to break free from the sickness his ancestors were never able to recover from. That's what made him different, that's why he deserved and will always be the king under the mountain

You should watch the pirates of the Caribbean trilogy!!

Mentioning Aragorn is pretty amusing in light of the book canon, since in Tolkien lore Aragorn is 10 years old during the events of The Hobbit.

I still enjoy the Hobbit films. I honestly don't understand the absolute disdain hatred a lot of people have for them.

The scene where Thorin comes out of Erebor and his cousin shouts "to the king, TO THE KIIIIIING" 😭😭😭

Thorin sees his bad self being swallowed by the gold as a symbolism that the greed and dragon sickness will be his death, that makes him snap back into reality and get cured of the dragon sickness.

Thorin: "You should never underestimate Dwarves.."

Balin is dwarf shoes tomb we see in the fellowship of the ring. Ori is holding the book

In the books Azog was killed at Moria, and it was Dain who landed the final strike. He then told Thorin not to enter, because he had seen the Balrog within the mines.

God the deaths if Thorin and his nephews hurt me personally so much when I read the book as a child. When I found out that they gave Kíli a love interest in the films I was both happy and hurt even more because I knew it was going to end in tears.

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There is a deleted scene(unfinished and not in the extended version(which I definitely suggest you watch all versions of, as they add so much more!)which explains why Thranduil wants those white gems. They were his wife's jewels and were stolen by Thror. Gandalf states she also left him a son and questions which he values more, which convinces Thranduil to aid the dwarves.

You sit in these vast halls, with a crown upon your head. And yet you are lesser now then you have ever been.

he didnt just realize on his own... it took Dwalin standing up to him to realize that he lost the people closest to him and his most trusted allies.

In the book, the fifth army is the Wargs (wild wolves). "Goblins" and "Orcs" are used interchangeably in Tolkien's world.

After the first movie came out I saw a comment online saying "what if they end the 3rd movie going back to older Bilbo as Gandalf shows up at his door" and my reaction was omg if they do that I will lose my entire mind and sob my eyes out so when it happened omg I was in bits like I cried just watching it in this reaction i love it so much.