On the recovered Lonely Mountain, Bilbo Baggins and the cooperation of Dwarves witness the strong winged drake, Smaug, diving downward on Laketown in an attack of searing fury, as displaced person inhabitants and Mythical people combine on Erebor to guarantee the domain’s endless fortune. In any case, as Ruler Thorin II Oakenshield quickly surrenders to the mesmerizing appeal of the defiling hills of gold, kinships break over covetousness, and a conflict is preparing.
Also, similarly as all races plan for the fight to come, evil ruler Sauron’s abhorrent powers drove by the Orc clan leader, Azog, rise up out of the dim insides of the earth, flanking the tremendous front line, in Center earth’s most noteworthy clash that will choose everybody’s future.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
PG-13
Duration: 2h 24min
Release Date: 4 Dec, 2014
Genres: Adventure, Fantasy
Director: Peter Jackson
IMDb: 7.4
Box Office Collection
Budget:$250,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend USA: $54,724,334,Dec 21 2014
Gross USA: $255,119,788
Cumulative Worldwide Gross: $962,182,865
Awards:
| Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 2015 |
| Best Supporting Actor Richard Armitage Best Fantasy Film |
| Capri, Hollywood 2014 |
| Capri Breakout Actor Award Ryan Gage |
| Heartland Film 2014 |
| Truly Moving Picture Award Peter Jackson (director) New Line Cinema (production company) Warner Bros. (distributor) |
| Hollywood Post Alliance, US 2015 |
| Outstanding Visual Effects – Feature Film Joe Letteri (visual effects supervisor) Eric Saindon (visual effects supervisor) R. Christopher White (visual effects supervisor) Matt Aitken (visual effects supervisor) David Clayton (animation supervisor) Weta Digital |
| MTV Movie + TV Awards 2015 |
| Best Action Sequence For the Battle of Five Armies. |
| Russian National Movie Awards 2015 |
| Best Foreign Action of the Year |
| Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2015 |
| Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2015 |
Casts
| Ian McKellen | Gandalf |
| Martin Freeman | Bilbo |
| Richard Armitage | Thorin |
| Ken Stott | Balin |
| Graham McTavish | Dwalin |
| William Kircher | Bifur |
| James Nesbitt | Bofur |
| Stephen Hunter | Bombur |
| Dean O’Gorman | Fili |
Writing Credits
| Fran Walsh | (screenplay) & |
| Philippa Boyens | (screenplay) & |
| Peter Jackson | (screenplay) & |
| Guillermo del Toro | (screenplay) |
| J.R.R. Tolkien | (novel) |
