Posted by eviebowman
on October 21, 2013 at 2:41 pm
A couple of extracts from the extended edition of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey have popped up on You Tube. The extracts are scenes from Rivendell and Goblin Town. Watch them here:
Rivendell
Goblin Town
http://youtu.be/Z1vwsOsI5Cw
The extended edition is available in the US from 5 November and in the UK from 11 November, although a digital download is available from 22 October, 2013.
Thanks to Nioma Oakenshield and Edmure Tully for posting the vids on You Tube and to @AidanTurner4evr for alerting us to them.
Author: eviebowman
Evie was introduced to Tolkien's work by her boyfriend, over a beer in the Eagle and Child pub in Oxford. She went home, read the books and, a while later, married her boyfriend. She has only recently discovered fandom, after years of eye-rolling by her husband and children, and is delighted to find it warm and welcoming and not-at-all weird. As well as tracking down bits of news and sharing them with others, she leads ponies for Riding for the Disabled and loves the cinema and theatre and her wildlife garden.
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