petrichoriousparalian:

I am not gonna make it until December.

Despite all the haters hatin’ on 48 fps I am so excited for this OMG. Also if anyone wants to give me a heads up when tickets go on sale that would be rad. (I’m super out of the loop but really want to see this on my birthday.)

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konfusionwithak:

petrichoriousparalian:

liltealbird:

Omg guys. Omg.

Please December. Please come right now.

RIGHT NOW.

ahhhhhhhhhhh

ahhhhhhhhhhhh

AGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Dear future children,

I will sing to you sleep with the Misty Mountains song

I’m excited for the first Hobbit for a whole passel of reasons, but mostly because I’ve been waiting 10 years for a LotR movie to come out on my birthday AND THIS YEAR IT IS!!!!! Ugh, I probably have to start planning to buy tickets now to make sure I actually can go see it on my birthday, though…

bohemea: Peter Jackson on the set of Fellowship in 2001 & The Hobbit in 2011 Still not used to the new PJ. I hope he still runs around barefoot! You may be skinny now and not wear glasses, but you know you’re still a hobbit at heart, my friend.

bohemea:

Peter Jackson on the set of Fellowship in 2001 & The Hobbit in 2011

Still not used to the new PJ. I hope he still runs around barefoot! You may be skinny now and not wear glasses, but you know you’re still a hobbit at heart, my friend.

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homemadedarkmark:

emmyhasagun:

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey trailer

SEND HELP

I CAN’T WAIT. Take me away, PJ!

Middle Earth (and the Shire, specifically) feels the most like home to me as any place I’ve ever been. I’m so excited for The Hobbit!

(via superdupertimemachine)

Our first filming destination was Matamata, where eleven years ago Gandalf the Grey made his entrance into The Fellowship of the Ring, greeting Ian Holm’s Bilbo on the doorstep of Bag End. The site has since been sign-posted as “Hobbiton”, where tourists in search of Middle-earth could ponder the paltry remnants of our filming, a couple of round green doors propped against the hillside. That meant that the village had to be re-built and the gardens re-plotted for The Hobbit. All our trucks, trailers, generators, dining tent and loos were hidden behind and below the surrounding hillocks but it was nostalgic to clamber up the path that leads to Bag End where this time Martin Freeman’s Bilbo will be surprised by Gandalf. We filmed there for less than a week, this time leaving everything behind, so future visitors do not have to guess at but actually see Hobbiton in its glory. They will even be able to get a snack at the Green Dragon. Peter Jackson, who likes a laugh, suggested I take up residence as a tour guide in my blue pointy hat. I’m thinking about it.

Ian McKellen | The Hobbit | Blog | 29 November 2011 (via mkhall)

No. WAY.

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"The Hobbit" trailer to be released around Christmas, says Andy Serkis | IFC

It’s going to be a Tolkien Christmas after all!

(Source: popculturebrain, via ifc)

So I was already all nostalgic and emotional about seeing Hobbiton and the Shire again, and Frodo, and PJ, and then BOOM HELLO it’s one of my favorite people ever, Kiran Shah! Oh man. It’s like coming home again.

2831: There and Back Again. I still can’t handle skinny PJ.

2831:

There and Back Again.

I still can’t handle skinny PJ.

California girl with a Boston heart living the dream in New York City.