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The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug Gets A Three-Minute Sneak Peek Trailer

Still not sold on the next Hobbit instalment? Who could blame you after the last one. Get in here and have your mind changed about the franchise with this awesome sneak peek at The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.

Peter Jackson’s visuals are beautiful as usual, but this next chapter in The Hobbit film series looks like less talk and walk and more sword and action.

The new film features the original cast of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey as well as the arrival of Orlando Bloom playing Legolas and Evangeline Lilly playing Tauriel. Benedict Cumberbatch even makes an appearance as the voice of Smaug the Dragon.

The trailer also now features teasers that the new chapter of the franchise will be in high-frame rate 3D. Here’s hoping we’re a little more used to it now than we were last time.

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug arrives in December.

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Thanks for the trailer, looks fantastic!

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Anyway, looks like a GREAT show, I'll be looking out for the movie. king.gif Thank you Bro.

I personally loved the first Hobbit movie, whilst I liked Lord of the Rings trilogy, I often found it far too slow.

The hobbit on the other hand was alot more involved and I think the second chapter will be even greater.

Enjoy Guy and thanks for posting. :)

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I love Toilken and grew up reading both the LOTR and Hobbit. The first hobbit intallment was entertaining and better than I thought it would be. The only thing I wonder is how they are bloating a single book (the hobbit) into three movies longer than the LOTR. Granted Toilken had an almost obsessive amount of detail in his writings

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