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I just saw it last night and I have to agree…except that is how one is suppose to pronounce Smaug according to Tolkien.
I know, I know it's in the appendix. I just think it's ironic that they disregarded most of the plot, some of the characters, and all of the heart of Tolkein's book — but they have great respect for the proper pronunciation of Smaowg.
We were going to see this tonight but after noticing it was 2 hrs and 40 mins I talked everyone out of it–too long.
by chance, have you seen Frozen ? We considered that one but may see it next week.
I have heard that people like it, and I hope to see it at some point. But I found Simcha's piece about it to be troubling (especially as someone who rushed into marriage herself!)
Aw, I know I shouldn't like it but I do!!!