Cita:Debate will continue to rage as to whether The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a worthy precursor and rightful successor to The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Whether it's a faithful adaptation or goes one step too far. Imbues the spirit of Tolkien or tramples on his grave. Could use serious trimming or stands soundly as is. Deserves to pass $1 billion in worldwide box office returns or shows how out of touch with literary classics modern audiences have become. Some will continue to criticize, some will continue to praise. But few can deny Jackson's passion for the material, his team's mastery of their craft, the strength of the ensemble's performances or the various strides the film makes in its own unexpected journey toward becoming a full-fledged trilogy. I, for one, am more than happy to return to Jackson's Middle-Earth and stay there as long as he allows. The film's flaws are minimal in the grand scheme of things and its future installments are ripe with promise. Here's hoping the next two Hobbit films will go one step further and take their place at The Lord of the Rings' side. Thankfully, Warner's Blu-ray release is an excellent one. It doesn't boast the supplemental breadth of its inevitable Extended Edition counterpart, but its stunning video transfer and fantastic DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 surround track more than make up for it. Some fans will no doubt wait for the Extended Edition release. I get it. Me? I'll be enjoying my copy of the theatrical cut and the Desolation of Smaug exclusive sneak peek in the coming months, biding my time and waiting to see what Jackson has up his sleeve next.

Cita: All told, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is an AV powerhouse. It would take quite a lot to top it as one of the best Blu-ray presentations of the year.

Cita:The Desolation of Smaug Sneak Peek Access Code: Copies of The Hobbit come with a 12-digit access code for an exclusive online sneak peek at The Desolation of Smaug, hosted live by Peter Jackson on March 24th at 3pm EST/12pm PST.

(03-08-2013, 11:02 AM)gonzalo MX escribió: ¡¡Orale ya de plano uno de los mejores blus del año!! y aun ni vamos a la mitad del mes 3, ¡esos son tanates del amigo reseñador!

Pues a verla en HD por que la verdad no me dieron nada de ganas de verla en cine.

(03-08-2013, 07:06 PM)evilpigskin escribió: Si... te entiendo...
Yo la alcancé a ver en el cine por el morbo del HFR48, estaba disgustado también por la extensión de las cintas que como dices no iban a ser trilogía...
Y en efecto creo que es motivo de enojo pues es un descarado intento (como siempre) por sacarnos más lana (Así en cine y con theatrical y extendidas).
Ya estaremos comprando ambas, supongo.

(03-08-2013, 11:59 PM)LUIS escribió:

(03-08-2013, 07:06 PM)evilpigskin escribió: Si... te entiendo...
Yo la alcancé a ver en el cine por el morbo del HFR48, estaba disgustado también por la extensión de las cintas que como dices no iban a ser trilogía...
Y en efecto creo que es motivo de enojo pues es un descarado intento (como siempre) por sacarnos más lana (Así en cine y con theatrical y extendidas).
Ya estaremos comprando ambas, supongo.

jejeje, bajo ese criterio entonces ni asomarse al cine a ver la proxima trilogia e spin offs de Star Wars, las proximas dos de avatar, star trek, etc etc, que ni idea tenemos si realmente tienen historias interesantes que contar y que no creo que las hagan solo con fines humanitarios, verdad?

Bueno, yo espero para el proximo sabado tener en mis manos mi Digibook

(03-11-2013, 11:28 PM)Salas escribió: Pero aún no viene la edición en 3D .

(03-12-2013, 06:25 PM)Sulderpo escribió: En un local junto a la torre latino ya tienen el Steelbook a 330

(03-12-2013, 06:25 PM)Sulderpo escribió: En un local junto a la torre latino ya tienen el Steelbook a 330

Cita:Elrond: Strangers from distant lands, friends of old, you have been summoned here to answer the threat of Mordor. Middle Earth stands upon the brink of destruction; none can escape it. You will unite or you will fall. Each race is bound to this fate, this one doom. Bring forth the ring, Frodo.
Boromir: [Frodo puts the ring on a stand for all to see] So it is true. In a dream, I saw the Eastern sky grow dark. But in the West, a pale light lingered. A voice was crying, "The doom is near at hand, Isildur's Bane is found."
[reaches for the Ring]
Boromir: Isildur's Bane...
Aragorn: Boromir!
Gandalf: [speaking the words engraved on the Ring] Ash Nazg Durbatuluk, Ash Nazg Gimbatul, Ash Nazg Thrakatuluk, Agh Burzum-ishi Krimpatul.
[the light darkens and the air rumbles; Boromir backs away from the Ring]
Elrond: Never before has anyone dared utter words of that tongue here, in Imladris.
Gandalf: I do not ask for pardon, Master Elrond, for the Black Speech of Mordor may yet be heard in every corner of the West! The Ring is altogether evil.