MTV Online echos a lot of our own feelings about what we want to see in the new Hobbit teaser trailer!
Remember everyone... The Hobbit Teaser Trailer premieres online today at 7 p.m. PST.
This is a great article that covers a lot of rumor and discussion about the upcoming any highly anticipated trailer!
'Hobbit' Trailer: What We Want To See!
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If you're a "
Lord of the Rings"
fan, today and tomorrow are two big days for the film franchise's
legacy. First up, today marks the 10-year anniversary of "The Fellowship
of the Ring's" big debut on the big screen (you're welcome for making
us all feel incredibly old). Fittingly, Warner Bros has decided to
release the first trailer for
"The Hobbit," the prequel movie follow-up to "The Lord of the Rings," online tomorrow at 7 p.m. PST.
It's been confirmed that the trailer will debut before screenings of
"The Adventures of Tintin" on Wednesday, so if you want to see Bilbo
Baggins and Gandalf the Grey towering over you -- potentially even in
3D?! -- then that's the place to do it. But if you, like us, have been
waiting for this movie to come out since 10 years ago today, then you'll
probably be refreshing your browser repeatedly to see the trailer as
soon as you can. Here are five things we're hoping to see in the
trailer.
The One Ring
There's one ring to rule them all, and Bilbo is the man to find it in
"The Hobbit." We've already seen the scene where Bilbo finds the Ring in
"The Fellowship of the Ring" acted out by Ian Holm, but that just makes
us all the more desperate to see
Martin Freeman recreate it. How did director
Peter Jackson
go about shooting the scene? Will it be the same as it appeared in
"Fellowship," or has it been shot in a new, unique way? Also, if these
scenes make it into the trailer, then we'll get to see Andy Serkis
reprise his role as Gollum, which we've been desperate for ever since
his death in "Return of the King."
The Dwarves In Song
Okay, this one we already know is going to be in the trailer because it
was spoiled for us by people who sat through this year's
Butt-Numb-A-Thon.
Apparently the dwarves all make an appearance (as we expected based on
their pivotal role in this story) and join together in song at one
point. As author J.R.R. Tolkien had a wonderful tendency to include
songs and music in his novels, this should come as no surprise to his
fans, but this is
the scene to look out for from what we hear. Well, fingers crossed.
Frodo, Legolas, Elrond and Galadriel
"The Hobbit" might be jumpstarting a brand new -- albeit short -- film
series for the "Lord of the Rings" franchise, but we can't help but be
excited to see some familiar faces in the movies. Gandalf and Gollum are
givens because they're major characters in the story, but we also know
that
Frodo,
Legolas, Elrond and Galadrial will be making appearances as well.
Hopefully Warner Bros knows its audience well enough to offer us a tease
of some of those characters as well as showing us the new ones.
Mirkwood Forest
We still don't know where exactly Jackson split the two "Hobbit" films,
but we're guessing that "An Unexpected Journey" will end after Bilbo and
the dwarves enter Mirkwood Forest. It's one of the most iconic parts of
the story, and features one of its few action sequences. Bilbo facing
off against spiders and Wood-elves? Don't mind if we do.
Smaug
Tomorrow's trailer is meant to promote the first of the two "Hobbit"
films, "An Unexpected Journey," but our hope is that it also includes
footage of "There And Back Again." If it's going to follow in the
footsteps of the original "Lord of the Rings" trailer and last year's
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" teaser, then it will include
footage from both of its parts instead of just one. That's kind of what
we're placing our bets on, because there is nothing we would love more
than to see what wonderful CGI Jackson has dreamed up for Smaug the
dragon.
Source Content : MTV