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I'm not sure whether to be excited or not for the in-production Lord of the Rings: The Hunt For Gollum. In my opinion, the LOTR movie trilogy is one of the greatest cinematic achievements ever. The Hobbit films, however did not work nearly as well for me. What could have been a great single film was expanded into a bloated trilogy. Hopefully, lessons were learned from that. It will be nice to see Ian McKellan as Gandalf one last time.
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In other words, you're saying that the Tolkien films are hobbit forming.
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