The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug - Official Teaser Trailer [HD]

In theaters December 13th.

The second in a trilogy of films adapting the enduringly popular masterpiece The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkien, "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" continues the adventure of the title character Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) as he journeys with the Wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and thirteen Dwarves, led by Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage) on an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor.

[Ledzinskii]

"That My Lad... was a Dragon" Epic.

[NornaimK]

Its been 7 years...and i'm still getting goosebumps

[bhamgaming]

One of the greatest trailers ever made. The music, the characters, the nostalgia, the fore shadowing, the timing. Just... perfect

[thegentleman]

"I am Fire, I Death"
                              -Smaug

[ImBoyD]

These movies should be at least 4 hours long because they are so epic! The desolation of smaug was 2h30m long but it felt like 1h long, thats how epic it is.

[Ripolt]

Despite it being about 20% accurate to the book, I loved it. I enjoyed the parts Peter Jackson added in himself and loved how it followed the same events of the book, but altered them to make it fresh and new. 
If the film had been done completely accurately to the book then instead of the exciting and amazing barrel scene it would have just been a short scene of the Dwarves locked into barrels going down a river. Also Legolas and Tauriel actually fit in really well considering neither of them were in the book (even though Legolas would have been there as Tolkien stated)
Basically the majority of (shitty) critic reviews seemed just like rants on how it isn't accurate to the book and how it isn't as dark as TLOTR, despite scenes such as where Legolas hammered an Orcs head into a beam slowly chipping bits of his skull away.
All in all I loved the book and I loved the film, mainly because I didn't go into the film looking for flaws like so many others have done.

[backtraxxretrotv]

This movie was, without question, the best entry in the Hobbit trilogy. Absolutely loved the Smaug character.

[luluguilherme]

10 years later I came back to rewatch this masterpiece

[kokushi]

Good old days, I'm not ashamed to say I cried after I saw this trailer again.

[kenna]

1:29 Thorin acting all cool and sh*t, at the back Kili is just having the time of his life.... :D His face is PRICELESS!

[SanQae]

One does not simply end a movie like this.

[jokersbane]

Other than the love story this movie was perfect. I love Gandalf's line: It's undoubtedly a trap." Really describes a large part of the movie, because it is much different than the first.

[PIRASTEHFIFA]

How the fuck can you hate this movie? Movie of the year without a doubt. Peter Jackson is an absolute genius. He has made me feel like I'm watching an old classic move like Gladiator, Braveheart etc. Other movies nowadays are the bullcrap everytime all robots blah blah same boring shit but this, this was amazing.

[Kingofgondor]

loved this movie now we need "The Silmarillion" which will complete the middle-earth saga !

[gpgara]

Just saw 'The Desolation of Smaug.' Amazing film. Strayed from the book a bit, but that did nothing to diminish the impact of the brilliant special effects and stunts, the acting and the story itself, which, of course, is fantastic. Yes, that, and there was a brave little hobbit and an 'I almost shit my pants' terrifying dragon. I honestly shouted, 'Sherlock, I know you're bored but don't go killing John for it!'

[bhavinantala]

I am 22 years old student in Canada right now and I was born in India
I started watching Hollywood movies when I was around 14
and I saw the trailer of this movie (of course in Hindi because I didn't know English back then)
That too was downloaded offline by taking my brother's mobile (there wasn't enough speedy internet to stream it on youtube and I didn't even know youtube was a thing).
I was so hyped about the movie but hadn't had enough money or a vehicle to go to the cinema.
and didn't even know it had any earlier parts and was connected to LOTR.

I saved 20 rupees (which was a lot for the 14/15-year-old middle-class kid) and waited almost 6 months to buy the movie in Hindi from a pirated CD shop, meanwhile, I kept watching the trailer of the movie over and over that I even remember the soundtrack today (same with harry potter part 8 which by the grace of god my brother and me went to see in cinema)

I was just surfing on youtube and this came in my recommendation
right now I have Netflix and at least enough money that I can see a movie in the cinema but don't have enough time

but I'm glad that I started watching Hollywood from epics like LOTR, Harry Potter, Transformers, Batman.
The soundtrack of this trailer reminded me of my childhood struggles.

felt like sharing so shared
If you're reading I hope you have a good day..

[Murf_Workshop]

This one had to be my favorite trailer and movie of the three, just that sense of adventure in trying to reach the destination, plus the scenes where they're in the mountain are Freakin awesome

[jaytee]

im confused. half the people say this movie isnt good, the other half says its the best film of the year. so is it worth watching?

[Sheriff]

I'll never forget the excitement I had at finally seeing Bilbo and Smaug together in the same shot for the first time from this trailer. To finally see my favorite Tolkien scene on screen was so cool.

[atlantisjapps-will]

Harry Potter
The Hobbit
The Lord of the Rings
my favorite books and movies
love you Tolkien and J.K Rowling