I watched part of the movie for the second time at my parent's house last night.
I am left scratching my head even more than after the first time regarding the opening of the movie. What in the world was Jackson and Krew thinking with starting the movie in the "present" moving to the "past" moving back to the "present" and then moving back to the "past" again?
It would have been much better to have moved to Gandalf visiting Bilbo right after he said the line, "And that, my dear Frodo, is where I came in."
That sequence between Frodo and Bilbo was poorly written, poorly acted, and felt like it brought the movie to a halt.
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