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I have heard many people complaining that,no matter how good the Lord Of The Rings trilogy is,it never came to be nearly as good as the book. I must admit,it was true,but it was one hell of an attempt.But apparently,director Jackson took the comment very seriously. In his new venture, Jackson has decided to rectify his one pointed out error of his crown jewel. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is taken almost word by word,out of the books. This applies even to the dialogues. That sort of justifies the necessity of making three movies out of this book. As far as the acting department was concerned,it was as good as the Lord Of The Rings Trilogy,and I cant give a higher compliment. I left the theater with the kind of feeling that I had after Batman Begins. I know i watched a great film,but something tells me that the next one is going to be bigger and better

This is easily one of the best Chaplin movies ever. With a heart-touching story,Chaplin nailed it here. Like it says in The intro,it has smiles and tears. What stands out above all is performance of the great man and one smart kid. He steals the show at times,even from Chaplin himself. Like most Chaplin movies,after a certain point,the audience will demand more than laughter. And it was provided. There was a time when i believed that Chaplin was merely a comedian. After watching movies like Circus,Modern Times and City Lights, I realized that he was a talented director. But after The Great Dictator and The Kid,I realized that this man was plain Genius. A must watch film for...well,basically everyone