The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey | 'Bilbo Baggins Hates' | Warner Bros. Entertainment

The adventure follows Bilbo Baggins, who is swept into an epic quest to reclaim Erebor with the help of Gandalf the Grey and 13 Dwarves led by the legendary warrior Thorin Oakenshield.

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[gmanplaysgames]

It's nice that the dwarves were considerate and didn't break anything, and actually cleaned up after themselves

[Saphira]

I just love this scene, especially the way the eldest two there, Balin and Gandalf, just accept it's going to happen and casually play their part.
And the one playing the teapot.

[hannahstephens]

I love how everyone's like "oh Thorins here. Funs over."

[erikdean]

I love how they’re singing about wrecking his house AS they are cleaning his dishes. Bilbo has enough anxiety already

[Jehtblu]

The dwarves casually show a remarkable level of dexterity, in addition to teamwork and trust. I think it's Fili that hurls a fork at Bifurs head, who spins and catches it.

[Ved]

I remember this part from the book. "Of course, they did none of these dreadful things."

[RavenclawFtW]

This whole scene is one I'm confident Tolkien himself would have enjoyed. It stayed pretty true to the book. A few minor changes, yes, but still very faithful to his work.

[lesbianScottishGirl]

I LOVE how Balin is just casually flipping plates haha and Ori is just too adorable.

[lauraalsbk]

"Excuse me, I'm sorry to interrupt, but what should I do with my plate?" Haha :D

[ioren]

And then when Bilbo goes and opens the door, Thorin stands there staring..
Thorin:
ans then he breaks up a final solo
Thorin: ~ WHAT BILBO BAGGINS HATES! ~

[yerlibilgin]

“Oooohh, you hear that lads, he says we’ll blunt the kniiiivvees”
The best part!

[ellie]

Now the real question is did Thorin arrive at exactly the right time or did he hear them doing their little musical number from outside and decided to let them finish before knocking 😂

[KombatantChampion]

Gimli's quote comes to mind whenever I watch this. "Soon Master Elf, you will experience the fabled hospitality of the Dwarves! Roaring fires, malt beer, red meat off the bone!" Sounds like a time I wouldn't miss.

[witchhusband]

I love how concerned Bilbo is with his China and Silverware, especially considering all of the dwarves there are craftsmen and know EXACTLY what they’re doing, how to do it and what they’re doing it to so it causes the least amount of damage and the most stress

[paulstewart]

If me & my mates tried doing that with my mother's fine crockery, it'd be our heads that go flying

[nickromo]

A moment of fun in a movie that takes the characters To the darkest places, they still have a song in their heart

[SuperSonicBlur]

Part of me wants to believe that this is a song which they'd always sang after a feast at someone else's home and it just so happens that it worked out so well when Bilbo said you'll blunt the knives. Like it was like they'd been waiting to hear that.

P.s. in the other versions theyd sing "that's what our dear friend here hates" it just again, worked out that "that's what Bilbo baggins hates" works :P

[acerune]

-The Dwarves were skilled craftsmen, they have knowledge enough not to damage any of the dishes or silverware while tossing them around.
-This song in is basically the “Clean Up” song of Dwarves for doing the dishes after dinner.
-As another commenter pointed out, it seems as though they sing and do this regularly at friend’s houses and in other versions sing, “That’s what our dear friend here hates.” They’re incredibly well rehearsed, though I suppose you could believe they made it up on the spot.
- This scene not only teaches Bilbo about Dwarven culture, but the audience as well. Gandalf in particular seems fond of other cultures with his adoration for Hobbits, support for Men, respect for the Elves, and enjoying the rustic and merry company of Dwarves
- I love this scene!

[OroborusFMA]

These dwarves must have all maxed out their dexterity rolls lol.

[jaydarichmond]

I love watching Fili run around catching Balin’s dishes in the background at 1:02!