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..and I´ll see both of them. ;)

:laugh: "New dude". Priceless.

Some recent comments from Viggo: Weekend Movie News Wrap Up: September 21, 2008 - Screen Rant "Viggo had this to say to MTV: “I haven’t heard anything. Ian is very proactive. He’s been banging that drum!. It was a very important project to all of us and especially to him I think. He wants to...

Well said. I actually hope, that he WILL "play around" (in a good way, of course) with the "Hobbit sequel". I want HUGE fantasy ride. Btw. Del Toro seems to be quite busy in the coming years ("booked" thru 2017!?)... Guillermo Del Toro booked thru 2017 - Entertainment News, Film News, Media...

For me "The Fellowship Of The Ring" is probably (well, hard to pick..) still my favourite one of the trilogy, and one reason for that is the first part of the film in the Shire (you know, warm, relaxed, beautiful..). So I feel that PJ balanced both parts (light vs dark) rather well.

But (if you don´t count PJ) who then? Raimi? ;) I think we (fans etc) got the best director out there for this job.

Really? I´m quite sure that your mind will be changed when the movies actually arrive (with raving reviews etc, I´m sure). ;) I mean if you loved LOTR-trilogy and also love "The Hobbit", how can you possible skip "The Hobbit 2"? ;) Bring on the new creatures. Del Toro is master of creating...

Indeed on both.

I understand this. But what I don´t understand is, that he completely ignores the well-known "facts" about the filmed "trilogy"; They´re damn good and everything. And in the end, quite faithful to the story and the spirit of the books, I believe. So it´s not that "The Hobbit" is now in the hands...

So what´s the main problem with C. Tolkien? Money? I mean, PJ delivered great trio of films.. Where´s the beef? The books have already touched millions of people. Now the films touched most of those people AND some millions more.. I don´t see what´s the problem here..

James McAvoy probably would be a good choice. Excellent actor and "rising star". Then again, he already played "Mr. Tumnus", so perhaps "Hobbit" is too close for that or something... You know, fantasy and all that. ;)