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New Trailer For The Battle Of The Five Armies

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While Team Hobbit might have preferred that the Star Wars bods wait a day before flooding social media with the new film’s title, a big promo for The Battle Of The Five Armies was always going to win attention. Settle in then, for the big main trailer featuring battle bats, speeches, Saruman in action and more speeches.



The film finds the Dwarves, led by Richard Armitage’s Thorin Oakenshield, reclaiming the vast wealth of their mountain home of Erebor, but all is definitely not going to go smoothly now. In taking back the mountain, they unleashed the terrifying dragon Smaug, who has flown off to attack the humans of the nearby Lake-town after realising that they helped the dwarves.

That’s not all that Bilbo (Martin Freeman) and his comrades have to worry about, because an ancient enemy has returned in force to Middle-earth. The clash with Smaug is just part of the battle, with the Necromancer (AKA Sauron) unleashing his Orc hordes against our heroes. Bilbo and the rest must fight for their lives as five great armies go to war. Cam the forces of good defeat the massed power of evil? Nobody be a smartarse and reply that we know the Lord Of The Rings trilogy still happens…

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