The Hobbit

Video Game
2003
E

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7.3/10

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The little hobbit Bilbo Baggins gets a chance to become an important companion of wizard Gandalf and thirteen dwarves in their big adventure.The little hobbit Bilbo Baggins gets a chance to become an important companion of wizard Gandalf and thirteen dwarves in their big adventure.The little hobbit Bilbo Baggins gets a chance to become an important companion of wizard Gandalf and thirteen dwarves in their big adventure.

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- J.R.R. Tolkien
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- J.R.R. Tolkien
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Michael Beattie

Bilbo
(voice)
(as Michael Beatie)

Tom Kane

Narrator
(voice)

Jim Ward

Gandalf
(voice)
(as James M. Ward)

Clive Revill

Thorin
(voice)

James Horan

Smaug
(voice)

Alastair Duncan

Kíli
(voice)
(as Alister Duncan)

André Sogliuzzo

Bard
(voice)
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Bell Goodchild
(voice)

Daran Norris

Gollum
(voice)
(as Darren Norris)
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Dee Bradley Baker

Gollum
(voice)

Grey Griffin

James Arnold Taylor

Balin
(voice)

Jane Singer

Jennifer Hale

Lianna
(voice)

Joshua Seth

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Trivia
This video game The Hobbit was released in 2003 which is 26 years after the 1977 cartoon movie "The Hobbit" was released and 9 years before the Live action 2012-2014 remake of "The Hobbit" was released in 3 parts in a trilogy.

Quotes
Narrator: [Video game opening] This is the tale of Bilbo Baggins, A Hobbit with no idea of the adventures about to befall him, or their consequences.
Gollum: Gasp! My Precious! It must know the way out!
Goblin Soldier: Burn the trees!

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Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #29.16 (2003)

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That Ruins A lot!

I Personally think that people like J.R.R. Tolkien has been planning this for years ever since boardgames were invented. Now I guess with the Hobbit game out, how the heck is the movie going to be released without suspense!!! If you played the game, you would know what's going to happen even if you read the book too. It does kind of take away the special effects, though. J.R.R. Tokien has blown a few too many screws. Check some movie website to see the latest news. If Peter Jackson was this games adviser, than I can't complain any more because I do admit his films are a bit good. He kind of takes special effects the wrong way but hey, look at the bright side, at least it wasn't Spielberg who made LOTR!