Top 7 Quotes In The Hobbit Trilogy 

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“Tea is at four. There’s plenty of it. You are always welcome. Ah, don’t bother knocking.” Words to friends you share a bond with.

"If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place." - Thorin Oakenshield

Martin freeman was an awesome bilbo

Bilbo crying over Thorin is the saddest thing

Hearing Bilbo whimper after Thorin's death tore my heart open 😭

"Do you think flattery will you keep you alive?" "N-No" "No indeed"

When Bilbo was saying bye to the Dwarves,, I felt like the LOTR saga was saying goodbye to me

I love this: "Saruman (we could say "some people" instead) believes that it is only great power that can hold evil in check. But that is not what I have found, I found that is small things, everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keeps the darkness at bay. Simple acts of kindness and love". It's the whole truth.

"True courage is knowing not when to take a life, but to spare one." "Happiness can be found in the darkest of places, if only one remembers to turn on the light." Dumbledore and Gandalf should have a quote face-off.

"The dragon will kill us!" "Not if I kill it first" - a moment in the cinema where everyone went bonkers and applauded

Most romantic quote "I take my worst wound at this parting, for I have looked my last upon that which is fairest." - Gimli

So passes Thorin son of Thrain, Son of Thror, King Under the Mountain

The " the dwarfs have no home" part where Bilbo survived the mountin was my favorite

Thorin: "Did I not say that you would be a burden, that you had no place amongst us? I HAVE NEVER BEEN SO WRONG IN MY ENTIRE LIFE!" --- should've been #1

The Hobbit movies are underrated. Far from perfect and not better than LOTR, but there is plenty to love about them, and these quotes are a small sample of that. I'll always love it for giving me three more films of Middle Earth. It was just a heartwarming series that I fell in love with.

I love how Gandalf saw the value in ordinary people and in little people, not the big and powerful. Honestly, I'm sure Gandalf was a self-insert of Tolkien sometimes.

All that power that was given to Bilbo, through the ring, and he was left with a small prize of an acorn, to plant in his garden😇

The Hobbit movies did a fantastic job of bringing Gandalf’s characterization from the Lord of the Rings over into these movies

"Whoever loses, we EATS it!!" "A hundred years is a mere blink in the life of an elf."

I actually enjoy these movies. Martin Freeman did amazing as Bilbo. Those little awkward ticks and stutters were perfect.

I remember when bilbo said “the eagles are coming” it absolutely broke me

What about Thorin saying: "But will you follow me. One last time?"

No. 6 is by far the best. Sums Up Gandalf's whole character. I love his response when Bilbo says he's never used a sword in life and Gandalf replies he hopes he never has to.

I love how Thorin character develops so much when Bilbo is around over the course of the 3 films. When we first meet him Thorin is jagged and cynical. When they get to Erabor, he's consumed by desire for the Arken stone but Bilbo's value of home keeps Thorin's darkness at bay to the point he trusts him over the other dwarves, At the end, for all his warrior traits, he admits to Bilbo how much of an influence he had on him. And how much Bilbo changed him.

The hobbit shows treu character development Bilbo really changes in the movies.

'THAT STILL ONLY COUNTS AS ONE!'

After 20 years of addiction, who would have guessed that it only takes a dwarf, a dragon and a hobbit to make me come to my senses?! Say what you want about the Hobbit movies, but they will always hold a special place in my heart. ❤

liked because you didn't narrate or add some overly flashy numbers, thanks man

The part where biffir told Bilbo I wish you all the luck in the world I really do.

the LOTR might be better than the Hobbit but the Hobbit is definitely a much sadder film with the likes of thorin death leaving the dwarves

The scene with Bilbo describing the Dwarves' shortcomings, then describing their good qualities that have caused him to become fond of them. Edit: I found it. It's called "Bilbo gives away the Arkenstone".

I have to day, The Lotr series was more epic, (it's my favorite series) but the Hobbit trilogy was sadder. Just my opinion... . . Edit: okay, coming back I think theyre both pretty devastating. Lord has Gandalf, Boromir, Haldir, etc but the ending is what makes me cry the hardest. The Hobbit doesnt really get sad until the 3rd movie where they kill the most popular dwarves.

"But I will help you take it back if I can." True loyalty and friendship right there.

"My armor is like tenfold shield, my teeth are swords, my claws spears, the shock of my tail a thunderbolt, my wings a hurricane, and my breathe death!" - Smaug

Thorin dying, Bilbo crying...gets me every time.

Sigh.. hobbits. They are the most interesting creatures to meet. And even after a 100 years they can surprise you... Thats the exact thing i say about the hobbit and lotr trilogy.

Gandalf will always be my favorite. I love all those wise old dudes/dudettes

I don't understand why there are people that dislike this movie for what it is... It's not supposed to be another Lord of the Rings, and I get that there has to be some things added to the story since there wasn't nearly enough material for The Hobbit as there was for LOTR... But in the end it's just another wonderful story about friendship and courage that shows us that all the riches of the world can't possibly be as vulnerable as the people you love.

The emotional resonance of the hobbit is phenomenal

1:40 Gandalf: I hope you never have to...but if you do, remember this... Jon Snow: * sticks head out from behind wall* STICK 'EM WITH THE POINTY END

Am i the only one that cried over every single one of these?

Underrated as hell. People shitting on hobbit because it’s different from the books, or different from the lord of the rings is small ways, they’re fake ass lord of the rings fans. I grew up on the lord of the rings movies. It was my childhood and I have serious nostalgia for it. And yet I STILL almost like the hobbit movies better. They were amazing. Azog and bolg were such bad dads villains, as well as Smaug and sauron, and the action was amazing. I loved seeing dwarves and how they fought other than just gimli. And it’s even more emotional at times than the lord of the rings. Amazing quotes and beautiful call backs to the lord of the rings, using music, or similar styles and tones. And the Sméagol riddles in the dark scene was incredible. And epic scenes like thorins final battle charge in five armies with the dwarves rallying, or beautiful monologue scenes with Gandalf and Galadriel when she asks him why he chose a hobbit

9:43 Cate Blanchett as Galadriel is so stunning here 😍

How on earth... sorry MIDDLE EARTH, did "Never have I been so wrong in my whole life." not make this list? That was easily the strongest imo and it actually watered my eyes a bit.

"I have never been so wrong, in all my life". Needs to be in this

Gandalf the wise

2:32 I think this is the first sign of the dragon sickness fading he can appreciate the acorn not because of its value in wealth but because of its much more valuable worth in memory and sentimentality

Kili is smooth even when he's dying......wow

I love 7:43 because you see Bilbo actually realizing that Thorin is right, he does miss his home but more importantly he HAS a home, and he knows then what he must do.

"How you like the ol' twiddly widdlys .. Hehe yah bugga's."

Dude kili and tauriel are frickin goals

When that happy music plays you know someone is going to say something good.

I felt like LOTR is a much better trilogy because it's really an epic involving politics and saving the world. But The Hobbit trilogy is closer to my heart because it's more of a personal adventure story and the sad moments really made me cry because they were on a smaller, personal level.

[Bilbo starts off home, speaking only to Balin] Bilbo Baggins: Could you tell the others I say goodbye? Balin: Tell them yourself. [Bilbo sees that the Company has come to see him off] Bilbo Baggins: If you ever pass through Bag End, tea is at four. You are welcome ANY time. Don't bother knocking!. Bilbo is one of the bravest hobbits I’ve ever seen. He’s brave and loyal to not only the shire but to thorin and his nephew Frodo who’s the only living relative he has.

what about gadalfs "what do you mean? do you mean to wish me a good morning or are you saying it is a good morning whether I want it or not or perhaps you mean to say you feel good on this particular morning or are you simply stating that this is a morning to be good on"?

8:15 Gandalf having a very good fucking hunch why Bilbo managed to slip by the guards.

"True courage is about knowing not to take a life, but to spare one"... Wow... Gandalf have several briljant quotes throughout The Hobbit & LoTR trilogy, but this one is one of the best....

The #2 quote. Always gives me that warm feeling inside

8:18 BILBO BAGGINS WHAT DID YOU JUST PUT IN YOUR POCKET!

I really want to meet the LOTR and hobbit cast, especially b4 sir Ian passes

Who’s still watching this and crying when bilbo left the dwarves

I really wish there were more Movies set in middle earth 😥

That last quote from Gandalf is one I now carry with me. After having such a dark time in my own mind and all of us in the real world with the pandemic, it's important to remember that it really is the small, simple things.

You skipped "I have never been more wrong in all my life"

people give these movies a lot of complaints, which it does deserve, but it's still an amazing movie series.

If ever Giladreal looked the most beautiful it was when she stood where she did with the sun behind her on the horizon in the scene of the final quote shown in this video, such an angelic sight.

My favorite is Bilbo saying good-bye to the surviving Dwarfs. It broke my heart.

N. 2 this scene. THIS. scene! it nearly, NEARLY got me.when i first saw the movie it nearly made me shed a tear. and it did make me a little sad. along with the destruction of Dale and Erebor, this is the best scene in the entire movie.

Ive watched all these movies so many times omg😭

“If this is to end in fire, then we will all burn together.” -Thorin

I find the last quote the most heart warming

I already had tears in my eyes at #4, but I had to pause at #3 because I couldn’t handle it anymore 😭 these movies are beautiful ❤️

I melted at the part where Bilbo cries because Thorin dies😭😭😭😭😭

i dont care what anyone says, Martin Freeman as Bilbo did incredible in this movie

#3 was the saddest and #2 gave me happy tears.

People telling me there are no moving scenes in The Hobbit like there was in LOTR me: 1. Gandalf telling Bilbo what true courage is when giving him Sting in An Unexpected Journey. 2. Gandalf explaining to Galadriel "why Bilbo" in An Unexpected Journey. 3. The scene where Bilbo tries to escapes and Bofur catches him in An Unexpected Journey. 4. Bilbo telling the Dwarves why he came back in An Unexpected Journey. 5. Thorin apologizing and hugging Bilbo at the end of An Unexpected Journey. 6. Balin telling Bilbo "it never ceases to amaze me, the courage of Hobbits" in The Desolation of Smaug. 7. The acorn scene in The Battle of the Five Armies. 8. Bofur saying goodbye to Bilbo as he escapes in the night in The Battle of the Five Armies(extended). 9. Thorin getting rid of his dragon sickness and asking the Dwarves "Will you follow me, one last time" in The Battle of the Five Armies. 10. Thorin's last words to Bilbo and Bilbo crying for the first time in the movies in The Battle of the Five Armies. 11. Bilbo saying goodbye to all the remaining Dwarves in the Battle of the Five Armies. 12. Bilbo's last scene in The Battle of the five armies where Gandalf knocks on his door tying the two movies together in The Battle of the Five Armies.

I could watch Martin and Richard act together every day and never get bored.

What about “cheese knife?”

Every dialogue was ❤️❤️❤️ but That last dialogue by Gandalf was 😍😍😍.Simple act of kindness n love 🙏🏻🙏🏻

We could all try to be a little more like Bilbo Baggins. Being loyal and brave as well as knowing how to care for the little things in life and keeping promises to others. He was to Thorin like Sam was to Frodo in LOTR.

Me and my demon under my bed were crying through most of these

Bilbo is such an amazing character. No wonder Thorin grow very fond of him, to the point he trust Bilbo more than his own kin by the end of the trilogy. Bilbo has absolutely no reason and no power to lend to Thorin in his quest, and yet he gave himself in entirely to the mission, meanwhile powerful allies turned their back when the dwarves needed them, and they had actually something to gain from that if succeeded. Bilbo without a real reason to fight for the dwarves homeland and being considered a weakling (for being a hobbit) proved to be more reliable than men, elves and dwarves to the company.

'If this has to end in fire, then we will all burn together.'

I think all of these deserve their place on the list. Wise words. Though there are many other great ones I think this was a good list.

Excellent video. I especially like you're #1 choice. It is my favorite as well.

*Amazing* Video here ! I think I am one of the few People whose genuinely enjoyed the movies

That is some legendary Quote's video some give life lessons and advice amazing video as always 💓

Bilbo is like a squirrel, collecting nuts. Same with Kili, using walnuts as a pillow... which can't be comfy

Liked your list, nice job, keep up the good work! Thanks a lot for uploading.

Omg that are the Best Quotes. I ❤️ the Hobbit forever💗

Have they got any chips should be in here. (Great vid btw)

“One of a number... one of NINE”

That Acorn scene. *That ACORN scene*

Fun fact. Sir Ian McKellan surrounded by green walls and sitting at a green table with cutout of Bilbo’s beside him, wept. Imagine having to pour your heart into acting and having nothing to look at but a lime green wall. What a great man.

A quote that always get me is when Thorin speak to Balin at Bagends. "I wouldnt exchange any of these dwarves against an army of the Iron Hills. Cause when I called them answerd. Loyaulty, Honor, vaillant heart. I couldnt ask more"

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I think my favorite scene in the entire hobbit trilogy has to be in the extended cut for The Battle of The Five Armies and it is when Bofur is telling Bilbo that no one could blame a man for wanting to be far away, that in Bofurs eyes it is ok for Bilbo to run away that he won't blame him

I'm as critical of the Hobbit trilogy as anyone but it had its moments. And one crucial thing they drastically needed to improve from LOTR that they absolutely nailed in this trilogy: the dwarf makeup! Gimli was repulsive (no disrespect to John Rhys-Davies' great portrayal, just to his makeup team) but the dwarves here are either cute, tough, or handsome - nobody is horrible.

"I belong with my brother" was one of my favorites