It's just one of those things you overlook. Like when that little dorf was rolling in his barrel taking out all the orcs, then he landed did his "Barrel whirlwind", busted out of his barrel and jumped into the river where there was conventaly a spare empty barrel for him to jump back into(all the while bilbo is stuck hanging on the side of one ).Not only that, but is there any explanation to the black arrows' rarity? If you know its the only thing that can slay a dragon, which oh-by-the-way is having a nap across the pond, why wouldn't you have an arsenal of them created to defend your matchstick town? Are black arrows made of preserved Balrog penises and that hard to come by or something?
Except it's awesome!'This movie is fun' usually means the movie is terrible.
Aside from being Dwarf-made, specifically from the Dwarves in Erebor, that was about it. It was special in the sense that Bard always managed to retrieve it every time it was shot.Not only that, but is there any explanation to the black arrows' rarity? If you know its the only thing that can slay a dragon, which oh-by-the-way is having a nap across the pond, why wouldn't you have an arsenal of them created to defend your matchstick town? Are black arrows made of preserved Balrog penises and that hard to come by or something?
/shame that was the 1st thing I thought too.haha when I first saw the gold dwarf I thought he was going to turn into a dwarf transformer and fight smaug, godzilla style
I thought they showed the Dwarf King in Movie #1 surrounded by all that gold in the hall, except it was more organized. Basically yes, they kept all their wealth there and Smaug basically knocked over all the piles of treasure to create a big pool of gold.One thing I wondered about (and actually I wondered about this in the book as well) is how did Smaug get all that gold into one giant room? Obviously the dwarfs didn't have their entire national wealth piled in their great hall, and Smaug is clearly too large to enter the smaller chambers and hallways that criss-cross the mountain.
He did, he went crazy and made a huge scrooge Mcduck moneybin right before Smaug attacked.I thought they showed the Dwarf King in Movie #1 surrounded by all that gold in the hall, except it was more organized. Basically yes, they kept all their wealth there and Smaug basically knocked over all the piles of treasure to create a big pool of gold.
You would think that would be a crucial bit of information you wouldnt leave out of a theatrical cut. I would happily omit the bullshit singing while cleaning plates scene to fit that in.Also in the extended version they show why the Elf king hates the dwarfs so much.
That makes sense. I don't remember that scene, but I haven't seen the first one since last December so my memory of it is foggy.I thought they showed the Dwarf King in Movie #1 surrounded by all that gold in the hall, except it was more organized. Basically yes, they kept all their wealth there and Smaug basically knocked over all the piles of treasure to create a big pool of gold.