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TITLE: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Many people get that amazing feeling when you accomplish something multiple times or experience it for the first time. Maybe it is only one specific time it has happened, and you search for many ways to feel that feeling again. For the first time, I watched the movie The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, directed by Peter Jackson. This film was based on the fantasy book, The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkien. The movie is a perfect example of what obstacles you have to go through and the fears you have to defeat to accomplish what you want. Peter Jackson, demonstrates in the movie, that sometimes it is just a mental block, or a little voice in your head that you need to ignore. The Hobbit, takes place in the Middle Earth in 2941 to 2942. Bilbo, the twelve Dwarves, Thorin, and Gandalf are all on a journey to Lonely Mountain to claim the the treasure. Bilbo Baggins, is played by Martin Freeman. Bilbo, was the …show more content…

The group of people who would like this movie would be ones who have strong morals and values and enjoy fantasy. People who enjoy geeky things like Trolls, Elves, Goblins, Dwarves and etc, this movie would be great to watch. There are some battles, but it is not all bloody and gory, which most people like. If you are into battles, or wars that are bloody and gory, this movie would not be something you would want to watch and you would think is boring. Also, others who are not strong about morals or their values, I would not recommend this movie for them to watch. The MPAA rating of this movie is PG-13, because of some of the battle parts, and there is some alcohol and drugs in it. There are also some frightening and intense scenes. My final word on this movie, is that it was really good and I would recommend it to a lot of people and I would like to watch it

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