• Le Hobbit: La Bataille des Cinq Armées (2014) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 567000 votes

Tags: epic battle

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

El hobbit: La batalla de los cinco ejércitos

Title in Italiano:

Lo Hobbit - La battaglia delle cinque armate

Title in Português:

O Hobbit: A Batalha dos Cinco Exércitos

Title in Français:

Le Hobbit: La Bataille des Cinq Armées

Title in Türk:

Hobbit: Beş Ordunun Savaşı

Title in Deutsch:

Der Hobbit: Die Schlacht der fünf Heere

Synopsis

As Smaug breathes fire and destruction onto Laketown, another sort of dragon-danger threatens Thorin Oakenshield - the gold madness that seized his Grandsire Thror, King Under the Mountain of old.

The people of Laketown flee to the ruins of Dale, in the shadow of the Lonely Mountain, only to be greeted by an army of Elves led by Thranduil, marching there too.

Asking Thorin for their own fair share of the gold, Men and Elves are answered by Dwarvish defiance. Thorin seems overmatched until an army led by Dwarf-Lord Dain, Thorin's kinsman, approaches from the Iron Hills to the northeast.

Meantime, Gandalf, imprisoned in the ruins of Dol Guldûr, seems about to be finished off by the Nine Ring Wraiths, led by the deadliest of their lot, Witch King of the ancient, evil realm of Angmar.

And what on Middle Earth will happen when an enormous army of Orcs and Wargs suddenly pours out of tunnels under the earth, surrounding and threatening doom to all the other armies gathered at the Lonely Mountain?

Orcs and their Fell Beasts, Elves, Dwarves, Men - Five Armies join battle, and the result will determine the fate of the North in the gathering War of the Ring.

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	Le Hobbit: La Bataille des Cinq Armées
	The Last Goodbye	Billy Boyd: Writer Billy Boyd: Performer

User reviews

Elizabeth White

3/10

Instead of enhancing the storytelling, the score often felt disconnected from the on-screen events, failing to create a cohesive and immersive cinematic experience.

Stephanie Evans

5/10

The music accompanying Smaug's attack on Laketown is particularly intense and ominous, perfectly conveying the destructive power of the dragon and the chaos unfolding on screen. The blend of brass and string instruments creates a sense of urgency and danger, adding to the suspense of the scene.

Betty Baker

8/10

The themes associated with Thorin's struggle against gold madness are haunting and poignant, reflecting the internal conflict of the character.

Ashley Miller

7/10

The music during Smaug's attack on Laketown conveys the sense of danger and destruction with intense and powerful orchestration.

Edward King

7/10

The entrance of Dwarf-Lord Dain and his army from the Iron Hills is accompanied by a rousing and heroic theme that instills a sense of hope and unity.

Anthony King

2/10

Overall, the soundtrack fell short in delivering a memorable and impactful musical accompaniment to the epic conclusion of the Hobbit trilogy, leaving a sense of missed opportunity and underwhelming musical storytelling.

Michael Roberts

10/10

The themes woven throughout the soundtrack, from the noble melodies of the Elves to the powerful motifs of the Dwarves, enhance the storytelling and bring to life the rich tapestry of Middle Earth.

William Turner

10/10

The music accompanying Smaug's fiery destruction of Laketown is haunting and intense, creating a sense of impending doom and chaos that sets the tone for the climactic battle to come.

William Roberts

7/10

The music accompanying Gandalf's confrontation with the Ring Wraiths is eerie and ominous, creating a sense of dread and impending danger.

Mary Davis

5/10

The theme that plays during the final battle between the Orcs, Elves, Dwarves, Men, and Wargs is a standout piece in the soundtrack. The dynamic shifts in tempo and the use of different musical motifs for each faction contribute to the epic scale of the conflict, making it a thrilling and memorable musical accompaniment to the on-screen action.

Matthew Turner

8/10

The arrival of the Elven army led by Thranduil is accompanied by majestic and ethereal music that enhances the grandeur of the scene.

Sarah Adams

9/10

The orchestral arrangements are dynamic and engaging, drawing the listener into the heart of the conflict and conveying the high stakes of the battle for the Lonely Mountain.

Amanda Campbell

7/10

The orchestral piece that plays during the final battle between the Five Armies is dynamic and thrilling, evoking the chaos and intensity of the conflict.

John Parker

4/10

The music felt repetitive and uninspired, lacking the power to elevate the tension and drama of key moments such as Smaug's attack on Laketown or the standoff between Thorin and the alliance of Men and Elves.