| Scene # | Title | Description | Key Characters | Timestamp | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 6 | Out the Green Door | The company leaves Bag End. Bilbo forgets his handkerchief. | Company | 00:38:00 | | 7 | The Trollshaws | The Dwarves encounter Stone Trolls (Bert, Tom, William). | Bilbo, Thorin, Trolls | 00:48:00 | | 8 | Bilbo’s First Burglary | Bilbo tries to pick the troll’s pocket. Fails. | Bilbo | 00:52:00 | | 9 | Dawn Takes the Trolls | Gandalf splits the rock. Sun turns trolls to stone. | Gandalf | 01:02:00 | | 10 | The High Fells (Extended) | Gandalf investigates a Nazgûl tomb. | Gandalf, Radagast | 01:06:00 | | 11 | The Last Homely House | Arrival in Rivendell. Elrond reads the Moon Runes. | Elrond, Bilbo, Gandalf | 01:18:00 |
If you have ever found yourself typing "index of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" into a search bar, you are likely looking for more than just a simple file list. You are probably a dedicated fan seeking a structured breakdown of Peter Jackson’s 2012 epic—whether for study, fan-editing, reference, or simply to navigate the extended edition’s sprawling content.
This article serves as the definitive index. We will break down the film by narrative beats, key characters, locations, music cues, and even technical details (such as runtimes and chapter stops for those managing digital libraries). Consider this your complete roadmap back to Middle-earth. index of the hobbit an unexpected journey
| Purpose | Jump to timestamp (Extended Blu-ray) | | --- | --- | | Short on time? Watch the Troll scene + Riddles. | 38:00–58:00 & 1:26:00–1:58:00 | | Best music cues | Moon Runes (1:02:00), Riddles (1:37:00) | | Most lore-heavy (White Council) | 32:00–40:00 (Extended) | | Action-packed | Goblin-Town chase (1:44:00–1:58:00) | | Emotional core | Bilbo returns to Thorin (2:05:00) |
| Scene # | Title | Description | Key Characters | Timestamp | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 12 | The Great Goblin | Company is captured by Goblins in the Misty Mountains. | Great Goblin, Thorin | 01:44:00 | | 13 | Riddles in the Dark | Bilbo finds the Ring. Gollum appears. | Bilbo, Gollum | 01:53:00 | | 14 | Escape from the Goblins | Gandalf kills the Great Goblin. The company flees. | Gandalf | 02:08:00 | | 15 | Out of the Frying-Pan | The Dwarves climb trees. Wargs and Orcs attack. Azog appears. | Azog, Thorin, Bilbo | 02:17:00 | | 16 | The Eagles | Lord of the Eagles rescues the company. | Gwaihir | 02:29:00 | | Scene # | Title | Description |
| Name | Actor | Weapon | Distinguishing Feature | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Thorin Oakenshield | Richard Armitage | Oak branch shield, Orcrist | Tallest Dwarf, blue hood, kingly bearing | | Balin | Ken Stott | White beard, staff | Oldest, wise, former exile | | Dwalin | Graham McTavish | Tattooed scalp, dual axes | Balin’s brother, bald, fierce | | Kíli | Aidan Turner | Bow and short sword | Youngest, no beard (hot take) | | Fíli | Dean O’Gorman | Twin swords | Kíli’s brother, blonde mustache | | Óin | John Callen | Hearing trumpet | Deaf in one ear | | Glóin | Peter Hambleton | Matched axes | Father of Gimli (LOTR) | | Bifur | William Kircher | Axe in head (orc spike) | Speaks only Khuzdul | | Bofur | James Nesbitt | Broken hat, mining pick | Fun-loving, brown scarf | | Bombur | Stephen Hunter | Enormous body | Falls asleep constantly | | Dori | Mark Hadlow | Braids, purple hood | Fussy, strong | | Nori | Jed Brophy | Star-shaped mohawk | Shifty, thief-like | | Ori | Adam Brown | Slingshot, knitted scarf | Youngest-looking, timid |
| Scene # | Title | Description | Key Characters | Timestamp | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 17 | The Lonely Mountain View | The company sees Erebor in the distance. | Thorin, Bilbo | 02:35:00 | | 18 | End Credits | Song: “Song of the Lonely Mountain” by Neil Finn. | - | 02:40:00 | | Purpose | Jump to timestamp (Extended Blu-ray)
If the Shire represents the present comfort, the Dwarves represent the "Index of the Past." The driving force of An Unexpected Journey is not a quest for a prize, but a reclaiming of history. Through the character of Thorin Oakenshield, the film indexes a deep, generational trauma.
The flashbacks to Erebor and the fall of Dale are shot with a luminous, golden hue that slowly rots into the blue-grey of dragon fire. Here, the film establishes its central conflict: the corruption of the Golden Index. The Arkenstone, the "Heart of the Mountain," is the ultimate symbol of this. It is not merely
Below is a complete scene index for the theatrical version (169 minutes) and the extended edition (182 minutes). Timestamps are based on the Blu-ray releases.