The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

Bilbo is funny,

Thorin is not,

the motives of the company are food for thought.

Some scenes are well done,

the villains are dumb,

and Bilbo is funny.

Overall, there are a few likeable and standout scenes, but like the rest of the trilogy, there's not enough heart to justify LOTR level violence. Some stuff is especially wierd, and again, not really with any justification, if there possibly even could be any. As far as biblical values go, there are themes of perseverance, zeal, and hope. Not a lot to go around though given the long runtime.