The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey shows off six new stills and another TV spot

By Alejandro Stepenberg

Posted 13 years ago

So I’ve been doing this semi-obsessive thing where, in lieu of being able to listen to the score for THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY, I’ll put on the trailers in the background while I write. Like right now, for example. That “Misty Mountains” song is haunting and beautiful and mournful and just… just… damnit, Howard Shore.

Anyway. There’s not a whole lot I can really say about AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY that hasn’t been said already (much of it by me), except to remind you that a listing of cinemas showing the high frame rate 3D version of the film was released yesterday and that we’ll be updating the article with any other theaters that will be participating as they are revealed.

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