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Am I missing something? Where's Caleb in those pictures?

I really liked it. It was funny, interesting and different from the other Marvel movies. I loved the way the stories Luis told were shown on screen with the other actors mouths moving and his voice speaking. And Cassie was such a cutie!

I guess I'm easy, because that looks really good. I wasn't thinking about watching it in theatres but now I might have to add it my list.

Shane!!! What? I wanted to see him and his Blackberry again so badly. Yay for Pei-Gee. Most of the survivors I voted for got on. So excited for next season.

I also had a hard time understanding some of the dialogue. Didn't know what to expect, but a few of the people I saw it with really wanted to see it and were convincing me with the awesome rating this has on rotten tomatoes. It was good and I'm glad a saw it. Hoults character is my favourite.

I thought it was good, but not GREAT, like I was expecting. Maybe I just hyped it up in my own mind because it just wasn't as good as the first Avengers, or Captain America: Winter Soldier. I saw it with 6 other people, and they all felt a little underwhelmed, and liked the first one better. I watched in IMAX and was having trouble hearing some of the dialogue in scenes especially Iron Man.

All the one's on your list, lol plus: The Hunger Games The Divergent Series Avatar Frozen Transformers The first two Batman's with Christian Bale I do go watch movies at least once a month, but I never got around to any of these. I usually have some other random movie that I want to watch.

Watched it again today, and I liked it better. I think I still would rank it at the bottom though. Totally agree with the above. I thought he was rude to Bilbo throughout the movies and didn't get the closeness between him and Bilbo in this movie. Also letting his cousin, Dain and his dwarves fight the Orcs without helping- even though the reason they came was to support Thorin- was horrible. I know he was influenced by the "Dragon Sickness" but seriously not cool. I haven't read the book for many years but, was that in the book-leaving his cousin to fight? and why didn't the others in the company ditch him and go and fight with the dwarves before Thorin's change. Is the last scene between Bilbo and the dwarves supposed to be the same day of the battle? Or had some time passed?

I've watched the Lord of the Rings Trilogy and all three of the Hobbits, and I think The Battle of the Five Armies was the worst. I was super excited to watch it-got free tickets to an advance screening-and was disappointed. I am watching it again next week, maybe my expectations were to high. Anybody else seen it yet?