Faneditor: Belgarath   Fanedit Type: FanFix Fanedit Release Date: 1st February 2017 Fanedit Runtime: 2h:2m:0s Time Cut: 0h:42m:0s Time Added: 0h:0m:0s Franchise: Lord of the Rings Genre: Adventure • Fantasy Original Title: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014)    Original Release Date: 1st January 2014 Original Runtime: 2h:44m:0s
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Synopsis:
Follow up to "The Hobbit: The Last Light". The conclusion of the Hobbit story without all the cringe worthy moments.
Intentions:
After watching "An Unexpected Journey: Arkenstone edition" (which I consider the best fanedit of the first Hobbit film) and "Fire and Water" (which serves as the basis for my "The Last Light" edit), I tried to create a fanedit that would conclude the story in the best way I possibly could.
Change List:
- Applied color correction to get rid of the blue tint - New opening scene (since Smaug's death was at the end of my prequel edit) including alternative music. - Alfrid cut entirely. My prequel edit sort of implies he died during Smaug's attack on Laketown. - Legolas and Tauriel appear only towards the end to warn about the second Orc army. Where were they all this time? Scouting the region, probably. - Bard doesn't ride on a carriage through the streets of Dale - Cut scene of Bifur losing his axe. - Ride to Ravenhill trimmed - Legolas doesn't fly with bats and doesn't ride on a Troll. - Alternative Ravenhill fight sequence - Legolas doesn't fight Bolg. In the prequel edit I cut out the Orcs' attack on Laketown, so Legolas vs. Bolg is not a thing anymore. - Fight between Thorin and Azog is without iterruptions. Acknowledgement should go to the Spence edit for this cut. - Thranduil doesn't share scenes with neither Tauriel or Legolas - Restored Gandalf's eulogy at Thorin's funeral.
Additional Notes:
- Make a version of "The Battle of the Five Armies" that I can enjoy. - Cut all the silly stuff. - Make it focused on Bilbo as much as possible.
Other Sources:
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies OST
Special Thanks:
TM2YC for reviewing, great ideas and support. Spence for his wonderful edit.