It's a stunning pre-credit sequence, but feels more like the end of the last movie than the beginning of this one, lending the film a very strange kind of imbalance from the off.
The Master of Lake-town (Stephen Fry) flees in fear, while Bard the Bowman (Luke Evans) steps into the fray, climbing a watchtower and firing his every arrow at Smaug in a desperate attempt to save his people.
The Battle of the Five Armies, therefore, kicks off with a truly spectacular set-piece, the beautifully-rendered creature swooping over and around the island raining flames on all below.
But they failed to kill the beast, and as the credits rolled Smaug was winging his way to Lake-town to wreak havoc. The dwarves took down the fire-breathing dragon and re-claimed their gold. “What have we done?” exclaimed Bilbo during The Desolation of Smaug’s climax. (Can't particularly be bothered to find sources on this )Ĭlearly no-one cared enough and the finances didn't work out for them to finish up and produce the DLC they had planned to.Play The film commences in brilliant or bizarre fashion, depending on your opinion of the limited source material being divided into three lengthy movies. Due to whatever x2, the Lego the Hobbit game came at the end of the second movie. Due to whatever, Lego was releasing their sets at around the end of the first movie (I remember some of the sets contained spoilers about the second movie). Keep in mind that The Hobbit itself came in multiple instalments. There are no plans to develop DLC based on the final film of the trilogy.” "The game provides an excellent set-up for the concluding chapter of Peter Jackson’s film, The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies. "The LEGO: The Hobbit video game gives LEGO and Middle-earth fans a fun, new way to experience the legendary adventures of Bilbo and company as told in the first two films of Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy," the publisher said in a statement issued to GameSpot. Here's the WB quote itself, if you don't feel like fishing it up out of literally every Google hit for "lego the hobbit battle of five armies DLC" some digging later, yes I'm correct on the first point: I can't find any definitive source of them saying it would be a DLC to begin with, but that seems to be implied. IIRC it was planned as a DLC that was cancelled due to the overall lukewarm reception of The Hobbit.
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