Clash of Five Realms: The Hobbity War
In the world of Middle-earth, preparations for war are underway. The Dark Lord Sauron, once a servant of Morgoth, returns to Middle-earth in disguise as a human named Halbrand. He was secretly hiding, but in 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,' his true identity is revealed. Sauron sends orc legions towards Erebor, threatening the peace of Middle-earth.
Thorin Oakenshield, played by Richard Armitage, leads a group of dwarves in an attempt to reclaim their homeland from the dragon Smaug, voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch. However, Thorin refuses to offer aid to the lake-people or share the gold stolen by the dragon, causing tension between the parties involved.
Cate Blanchett portrays Galadriel, and Ian McKellen plays Gandalf, who tries to mediate the conflicts but fails to change Thorin's mind. Bilbo Baggins, portrayed by Martin Freeman, also attempts to mediate but is unsuccessful.
As the battle ensues, the marks of the conflict are left on all. Smaug's destruction affects Lake-town and its inhabitants, causing further chaos. The only way for the dwarves, elves, and men to avoid destruction is to set aside their conflicts and unite against a common enemy.
The trailer for the movie is now available, promising an epic conclusion to the 'Hobbit' trilogy. Christopher Lee portrays Saruman, adding yet another legendary actor to the star-studded cast. Graham McTavish plays Dwalin, completing the ensemble of the dwarf company.
'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' is set to be released soon, and fans of the series are eagerly awaiting the final chapter in this epic journey. The battle for Middle-earth is upon us, and the fate of its inhabitants hangs in the balance.
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