Featuring the hall of Beorn!
Denny's as always, is highly supportive of The Hobbit trilogy. From their Hobbit-inspired menu to this short 3 minute clip telling us about the house of Beorn! Enjoy the video, which is posted beyond the break, and also take a look at a photo taken by Tim Clayton of the set of Beorn's hall.
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Saturday, October 05, 2013
The human face of the shape-shifter Beorn has finally been revealed!
Here is photo from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Annual 2014, which shows Mikael Persbrandt fully outfitted in makeup, with a beard and hair that exceeds in size even those of the dwarves. MAJOR SPOILERS!
Here is photo from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Annual 2014, which shows Mikael Persbrandt fully outfitted in makeup, with a beard and hair that exceeds in size even those of the dwarves. MAJOR SPOILERS!
Sunday, September 01, 2013
Though many details are unknown (as they are in Spanish), Imagenes Magazine has printed a 5 page article in their latest issue on The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smuag
Elanillounico.com managed to get their hands on scans of the article, and, though I am unable to speak Spanish, I was at least partially able to get a sense of what it said via Google Translate. Interestingly, there was a small picture of Beorn, along with some descriptive text, which you can see beyond the break.
Elanillounico.com managed to get their hands on scans of the article, and, though I am unable to speak Spanish, I was at least partially able to get a sense of what it said via Google Translate. Interestingly, there was a small picture of Beorn, along with some descriptive text, which you can see beyond the break.
Friday, August 30, 2013
A new image of Beorn in the shape of a bear!
This picture is a scan of a page from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Annual 2014, which is available on Amazon. It features a rather alarming angry bear, presumably Beorn. Some have theorized that this shot is taken from the scene in the trailer where the dwarves are attempting to barricade the door against Beorn. You can see the image beyond the break.
This picture is a scan of a page from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Annual 2014, which is available on Amazon. It features a rather alarming angry bear, presumably Beorn. Some have theorized that this shot is taken from the scene in the trailer where the dwarves are attempting to barricade the door against Beorn. You can see the image beyond the break.
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Could this the human form of the shape-shifter Beorn? (Major Spoilers!)
The 2014 Hobbit Calendar from SD Toys had a very interesting image on its back cover. It appears to be a still of Beorn in his human form. Sadly, I cannot post the image because of copyright reasons, and TheOneRing.net has already been asked to remove it from their site. For those of you who did not get to see the image, there is a detailed description of it beyond the break.
The 2014 Hobbit Calendar from SD Toys had a very interesting image on its back cover. It appears to be a still of Beorn in his human form. Sadly, I cannot post the image because of copyright reasons, and TheOneRing.net has already been asked to remove it from their site. For those of you who did not get to see the image, there is a detailed description of it beyond the break.
Saturday, March 02, 2013
Forgive me if I am a little slow in coming across things like this, but I found three entirely new images from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug today. As usual, I warn you of SPOILERS, but this stuff is pretty interesting, so I encourage you to read on.
This one here is very similar to the photo in the post A Photo of Kili (And Bilbo), and appears to depict the house of Beorn. Everything points to a rustic, simple, yet powerful owner, from the ornate wooden carvings to the straw-strewn dirt floor. However, it does not reveal anything new than what has already been pointed out in the aforementioned post, other than giving a larger perspective of Beorn's dwelling. I am unsure if this is a screenshot or merely a picture of the set. The latter seems more likely because of the poorness of picture quality.
The other two photos are more directly related to the title of this post, as they both show orcs. The image to the right shows five orcs, all similarly dressed in animal skins and hides decorated in teeth and claws. They also share the same hooked nose, which points toward them all being of the same tribe, if that was not already clear from their dress. The one second to the left also has some black war-paint, which I have not seen on any orc other than Saruman's Uruk-hai. Their weapons are in very poor condition, even for those of an orc. The edges of the swords are serrated from the corrosion, and there is at least one instrument of war made almost entirely of wood. The orcs, at least two of them, are looking down, indicating that they are standing on the edge of a cliff, and spying out someone or something they are hunting, probably the company of dwarves and Bilbo. The one in the back appears to be running, which means that they have been chasing whatever they are looking at for a good while.
The third and final picture shows orcs arrayed viciously for battle, not unlike many scenes in The Lord of the Rings. They are wearing scale-like armor, not unlike that wore by Guritz (the orc with the skull on top of his helmet). Speaking of helmets, they head gear displayed by these orcs is varied and unusual. Some faces are opened, some are have covered with slits for eyes (like the helmets of the Uruk-hai), and others have full masks. It is possible that these orcs will not appear until The Hobbit: There and Back Again, and therefore fight in the Battle of Five Armies. However, as you already know, all of this is speculation and educated guesses.
This one here is very similar to the photo in the post A Photo of Kili (And Bilbo), and appears to depict the house of Beorn. Everything points to a rustic, simple, yet powerful owner, from the ornate wooden carvings to the straw-strewn dirt floor. However, it does not reveal anything new than what has already been pointed out in the aforementioned post, other than giving a larger perspective of Beorn's dwelling. I am unsure if this is a screenshot or merely a picture of the set. The latter seems more likely because of the poorness of picture quality.
The third and final picture shows orcs arrayed viciously for battle, not unlike many scenes in The Lord of the Rings. They are wearing scale-like armor, not unlike that wore by Guritz (the orc with the skull on top of his helmet). Speaking of helmets, they head gear displayed by these orcs is varied and unusual. Some faces are opened, some are have covered with slits for eyes (like the helmets of the Uruk-hai), and others have full masks. It is possible that these orcs will not appear until The Hobbit: There and Back Again, and therefore fight in the Battle of Five Armies. However, as you already know, all of this is speculation and educated guesses.
Sunday, February 03, 2013
Now, before you go and read the rest of this post, I want to warn you of potential SPOILERS that may ruin your experience of watching The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. The following image shows Bilbo and Kili sitting in what appears to be the house of Beorn. I also want you to know that I do not have any official affirmation that this photo is real. I found it posted on the timeline of the Fili - Brasil Facebook Page, and even they were not 100% sure it is from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. For the purposes of this post, however, we will assume that it is.
Friday, January 04, 2013
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I will summarize each chapter and compare it with pictures and then combine the lot with my personal thoughts. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey goes through Chapter VI of The Hobbit, so it is safe to assume that The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug will begin in Chapter VII.
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Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Above is a banner for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, which Warner Bros. revealed by means of Entertainment Weekly. It shows ten new scenes, including a first look at Beorn (Mikael Persbrandt), a shape-shifter who can become a man or a bear. Click here to see the full-sized version.





