Now of course, there are probably two or three other solid fan edits that have taken this same middle ground approach, so I’m not saying mine is the first of its kind - but rather, it’s still an approach that has plenty of room for more interpretation. I have been able to turn the extended editions of the Hobbit trilogy into one long, accurate & enjoyable Middle Earth film that sits better with the LOTR Extended Editions. Instead, I really enjoy the middle ground, which is keeping it long enough to tell the full story of Bilbo, but not too long, and not too short. losing out on Beorn, keeping Dol Guldur, or an type of combination that wasn’t quite matching the structure of the text). Then there’s the opposite end, I have seen numerous edits that reduce the entire trilogy into just one regular length 2-3.5 hour film, often cutting out book material or keeping moments that weren’t pivotal to exploring Bilbo’s adventure (i.e. This usually results in cutting 3 movies into 2, usually around 5-6 hours total, or even keeping the 3 film structure. The large majority of edits remove silliness, but keep the made-up sideplots and characters, even if inaccurate. Now you’re probably thinking what makes this edit special, why did I do this, there’s already so many edits, well, the simple answer is: There are actually very few one-movie book themed edits. I’ve been constantly updating it and working it with new feedback, but now I think I am done. Hello, about 4 months ago I finished this edit, which I worked on for about a year. The Hobbit (M4 Book Edit) (Released) Author sidshady12 Date, 6:35 PM Author sidshady12 Time 6:35 PM (Edited) Post link Fan Edits and Projects for Other Properties.

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