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New poster released!



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Plus, the teaser trailer debuts online on Tuesday, June 11th at 1:00pm EST. It'll also be attached to Man of Steel.

Here's the teaser trailer!



Looks as good as An Unexpected Journey, with plenty of beautiful New Zealand vistas and elf-styled action this time around. Didn't think they'd reveal Smaug so early on, though.

New banner!



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And with that, a new trailer is set to drop tomorrow, Tuesday, October 1st, at 6am PT/9am EST!

Here it be!



Looking solid and a treat finally hearing Cumberbatch's Smaug.

Awesome!

Just got back from an advance screening.

Enthralling from start to finish. No more languid exposition-heavy scenes (if you discount a quick one at the start). But I'm sure that plus goes for most sequels.

Two major, immensely exhilirating set pieces. Barrel escape and Smaug mountain infiltration.

I liked it as much as AUJ. Maybe AUJ has a bit of an edge for its lighter, more optimistic tone but TDOS could grow on me over time.

Wish the screening had been HFR/48 fps. But it was free so I can't complain.

Saw DOS on Saturday.

I was a big fan of the first film. I know it's been called slow, talky, and expeditionary but I fail to see how that's any different from the heavily praised LOTR films. I personally thought AUJ was more engaging than any of the LOTR films and didn't suffer from the lack of focus those films often did. For me at least, it represented a prequel done right - referential and reverential to the originals while adding a new narrative arc.

I don't think DOS is as streamlined plot-wise as AUJ is, but it's definitely got more going on. Lots of great action scenes and connections to the LOTR trilogy.

Highly recommended.

"There and Back Again" is now titled "The Battle of the Five Armies."

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