'Lord Of The Rings' Stars Returning To Middle-Earth For 'The Hobbit'

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• Carly K
  It's about time and the director is an excellent visionary to do it.

  report abuseposted August 31, 2009 3:20 PM PDT
• memnoch666shedevil
  Sauron was indeed Sala Baker; Christopher Lee played Saruman, one of the white wizards who had been tasked to keep the Ring from Sauron who had created the Ring originally. Saruman was seduced by Sauron's powers and became evil and tried to get and keep the Ring for himself.

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 9:03 PM PDT
• sandra d
  I thought Suron was played by Christopher Lee.

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 3:15 PM PDT
• sandra d
  I thought Suron was played by Christopher Lee.

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 3:15 PM PDT
• Confucius08
  No Peter Jackson??? I'm seriously worried.

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 12:59 PM PDT
• Clifford
  (cont) experience and facing the great goblin in the caves is quite a thrilling moment. The Battle of the Five Armies, the first encounter with Gollum - there are scary moments in the book. "But they are already there. We are not inventing or trying to do horror for horror's sake we are trying to imbue those moments of intensity in the book into the movie."

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 12:53 PM PDT
• Clifford
  Just looked and del Toro directed both Hellboy movies and Mimic...this should be a great movie then. I found this on IMDB: The Hobbit film will be scary, says Guillermo del Toro By David Bentley on Jun 11, 09 10:34 AM "The intensity of the scenes of the Hobbit will have the intensity they had in the book when I was a kid reading them. "The spiders of Mirkwood are a pretty ha

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 12:52 PM PDT
• mtinervin1
  I can't believe that Jackson isn't doing this movie. I'm stil going to see it but I bet it won't have the same feel as LoTRs movies. Two differnt directors can give the same movie a differnt feel, and Jacksons LoTR is an awesome movie but if it was done by Guillermo del Toro it would have been differnt. The Hobbit should be done with Jackson so the feels the same.

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 12:50 PM PDT
• Nina
  Sauron was a bit more than a wizard... the story's a tad too complex for this gossip column.

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 12:48 PM PDT
• Clifford
  Well the way Jackson murdered LotR's true storyline from the books, I think it'll be good to have someone else do The Hobbit. And the fact that they are going to cover Gandalf's adventures while he was away from the group will be nice. I don't really know much at all about del Toro, but I will watch the movie. I figure it won't be worse than Jackson.

  report abuseposted June 14, 2009 12:44 PM PDT