#hobbit!

We got to the theater a little after 7, we were the second group in line.  So we were going to play D&D, because Cameron has to come find me so I can join the group and all. Dan was finishing up writing (he's the DM) and Cameron and I were finishing up my character.  Esther and Jeremy had their guitars.  It was a blast. 

So Cameron came and found me, in a cage. And we had just beat the half-orc warlock crazy dude, and Dan's computer died.  Yes, we play old fashioned with our imaginations and what not, but Dan makes all the maps and quests and what not on his computer and all the manuals are on the computers, so they're pretty essential.  

So we're probably going to finish that up tomorrow, or maybe Saturday.

I love it so much, and all I managed to do was break out of my cage and hit the dude twice.

AND THEN HOBBIT.

I actually dozed off a couple times towards the end, because I had a full day of school and no caffeine.

But there were some great great great great scenes.  The fight scenes were a little more playful than the LOTR, because it is a children's book. 

AND FREAKING TAURIEL

I want to be her so bad.  Maybe even more than Eowyn.  She was kick trash. I almost dressed up as her, missed the opportunity.

And Legolas and Kili both crushing on Tauriel was adorable. And BARD. Holy man hunk of man. 

I wish they had done more with Bilbo, yes, because he really is stagnant in this movie.  At least I thought so. But Martin Freeman is perfect, as always.

And the barrel scene was hilarious, I loved it so much.  They weren't just floating down the river, there was a freaking battle while they were stuck in their barrels, it was amazing.

And there was a lot of Gandalf, and setting it all up for the LORD. Which I really enjoyed.  

AND RADAGAST WAS BACK.

Oh, but they could have done more with Beorn,

And Cameron laughed at me because whenever something intense happened I would squeeze his hand.