Thursday, Jan 3, 2013 10:00 PM UTC
Has Hollywood ruined Tolkien?
Peter Jackson's ridiculous CGI has stripped "The Hobbit" of its poetry. Maybe some images are better left unseen
Peter Jackson's ridiculous CGI has stripped "The Hobbit" of its poetry. Maybe some images are better left unseen
Hollywood puts its big Hobbit foot down to quash a straight-to-Internet-and-DVD send-up of Middle-earth
Peter Jackson's "LOTR" prequel drifts far from Tolkien in a slow, self-indulgent and fake-looking opening chapter
Behold the onslaught of Hobbit action figures. Hobbit Legos. Hobbit meals. If only they did this to "Anna Karenina"
Peter Jackson's big gamble on "The Hobbit's" ultra-vivid, high-frame-rate 3-D could undermine his cinematic legacy
Warner Bros. has released six clips and 20 minutes of behind the scenes footage of the movie VIDEO
Bilbo boasts homely virtues like wit and wisdom. Bestowing him with irony is a betrayal to Tolkien VIDEO
The American Humane Association holds the production company responsible for the deaths of the animals
On the surface, Tolkien's world appears chaste — until your Freudian eyes look down and see those big, hairy feet!
J.R.R. Tolkien's poem, first published in 1966, has been reissued this fall
The soundtrack is available online, a month before the movie's premiere
The 20th century bard invented a magical world that succeeded in distilling the pure essence of Englishness
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