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@andresvanrompaey8277
@andresvanrompaey8277 Год назад
Well, that explains why that final troll was such a fierce opponent of Aragorn. It was originally supposed to be Sauron.
@leonidasbrixbrotz1271
@leonidasbrixbrotz1271 5 месяцев назад
makes total sense though. in moria it took aragorn, legolas, gimli, gandalf and 2 hobbits to take down an unarmoured troll in a fairly long fight.
@julianfull280
@julianfull280 5 месяцев назад
​@@leonidasbrixbrotz1271was going to say the same
@Boris_V
@Boris_V 4 месяца назад
@@leonidasbrixbrotz1271 And that was a cave troll, which is quite smaller than the trolls from Mordor (whatever they're called).
@harold6301
@harold6301 4 месяца назад
@@Boris_V Olog-hai
@alpharius2omegaboogaloo384
@alpharius2omegaboogaloo384 3 месяца назад
@@Boris_VActually I did learn that Olog-hai are smaller… doesn’t exactly matter though when they’re covered head-to-toe in steel
@michaelweir9666
@michaelweir9666 Год назад
Imagine the herculean RESTRAINT it took for Jackson and the editors to decide against putting this scene into the movie. Every movie has to have that final showdown with the bad guy, it's such an important part of our modern storytelling framework. But they didn't because they understood what was really important and what Sauron's physical form would take away from it. That restraint, that integrity to say 'no' might be the very quality that makes these movies stand apart from all the rest as a true masterpiece.
@michaelweir9666
@michaelweir9666 Год назад
@@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked That's the whole point of destroying the ring--to prevent his return. Having Aragorn square off in a duel with Sauron in physical form cheapens those stakes and, more importantly, it diminishes the value of the story's subtext. The subtext is that Frodo and Sam, two little hobbits of no esteemed station or abilities, are the most important characters in the entire world in this moment. Aragorn, who would be a great king and warrior, is not here to fight the main villain as they are. His only desire was to give them a fighting chance with his life if necessary. It is a moment of role reversal, and intentionally defies the folktale trope. This is the way power is unmade, not with a cliché swordfight with the bad guy but through humanity, brotherhood and humility.
@Andjac2010
@Andjac2010 Год назад
@@michaelweir9666 I agree, I also think that to give Sauron a physical form diminishes his threat and his presence. It is much more interesting if he is this vague spirit and something which you don't fully understand.
@hillehai
@hillehai Год назад
@@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked Are you daft? Go watch Marvel movies - I think they're more suited to you.
@Drumpro31
@Drumpro31 Год назад
Well said this would have dampened the moment
@mojebi3804
@mojebi3804 Год назад
@@Andjac2010 I dunno. Having that physical presence (body) and actually being able to kick your ass wouldn't have diminished him IMO.
@Cinnie2006
@Cinnie2006 11 месяцев назад
Viggo is such a fantastic Aragorn. The casting for the trilogy was truly superb.
@nagoranerides3150
@nagoranerides3150 9 месяцев назад
Bean would have been better. Much better.
@peepachu
@peepachu 9 месяцев назад
The casting for these movies is everything that Amazon's Rings of Power is not.
@johnmcgill3603
@johnmcgill3603 9 месяцев назад
@@nagoranerides3150 I doubt Rowan Atkinson will agree that Mr. Bean is suited for the role of Aragorn
@nagoranerides3150
@nagoranerides3150 9 месяцев назад
@@johnmcgill3603 :D
@WyvernLi
@WyvernLi 9 месяцев назад
Heard Nicolas Cage was asked to do the role
@user-mh2qy7gp9m
@user-mh2qy7gp9m 10 месяцев назад
This is my favorite scene. Last time Aragon saw frodo was at the end of the fellowship of the ring, saying to him' i would of followed you to the gates of mordor'...and here he is, keeping his promise
@Prince_Oli
@Prince_Oli 6 месяцев назад
❤❤ Wow I never noticed that.
@VikingKong.
@VikingKong. 5 месяцев назад
Would have. "Would of" doesn't make any sense.
@stuartmacaulay5761
@stuartmacaulay5761 4 месяца назад
He also promised the white city would not fall and the world of men was not over, as Boromir was dying. He equally kept that promise 🙂
@jediknight73
@jediknight73 4 месяца назад
Jerk alert ​@@VikingKong.
@maximilianohernandez5878
@maximilianohernandez5878 4 месяца назад
Uff!! Gracias!! Datazo ♥
@RobReignhell
@RobReignhell Год назад
I've always loved how the Hobbits were the ones who had the most courage to charge first after Aragorn in this scene. There's something so brave and epic about that.
@TMJ0677
@TMJ0677 Год назад
You like hairy boys,yes?
@Lorrdd
@Lorrdd Год назад
And it’s always funny when the Men run past them. If the film had a lighter tone, I think it would’ve been funny to have a shot of them being swallowed up by the group, and them getting all annoyed.
@dantelibretatis5473
@dantelibretatis5473 Год назад
I always thought the Frodo was a bitch.
@gregbors8364
@gregbors8364 Год назад
Tough li’l ankle biters
@FilipArlet
@FilipArlet Год назад
Because they were one of the few that knew Frodo :)
@jwentup8704
@jwentup8704 Год назад
Achilles : “Imagine a king who fights his own battles. Wouldn't that be a sight?” Aragorn: “For Frodo!”
@leone.6190
@leone.6190 Год назад
That line didn't make much sense to begin with. Many kings fought their own battles and some fell on the battlefield.
@robertlukacs4954
@robertlukacs4954 Год назад
@@leone.6190 My thoughts exactly.
@jd0879
@jd0879 Год назад
@@leone.6190 Dude come on, it makes sense in the context of that scene and especially relatable in modern times. Not everything is historically accurate
@jarogniewtheconqueror2804
@jarogniewtheconqueror2804 Год назад
Many pre-modern rulers went in the battlefield. They at the least gave commands, and at the most actually got their sword bloody by fighting personally, that's pre-1700s. After 1700s the exceptions are Charles XII, Frederick, Napoleon, and a few others I don't remember.
@no_one2691
@no_one2691 Год назад
@@leone.6190 Indeed. And its a quote from troy.
@iusefacebookalso
@iusefacebookalso 5 месяцев назад
It has been 20 years since the film debuted and Aragorn's speech still gives me chills. What a trilogy!
@raielle
@raielle 5 месяцев назад
Wow dude, makin me feel old over here.
@nobleinexile4296
@nobleinexile4296 5 месяцев назад
Some movies are timeless
@jcsjapan
@jcsjapan 5 месяцев назад
More than the speech itself, the soft "For Frodo" gets me every time. Such a powerful scene!
@jakobpalomino5417
@jakobpalomino5417 5 месяцев назад
Aragorns speech gives my chills, Theodins speech brings me damn close to tears.
@ilostive1596
@ilostive1596 5 месяцев назад
I see in your eye the same fear that would take the heart of me
@therookie7401
@therookie7401 6 месяцев назад
I still love how you could see Saurons fair form for just a moment. The form he used to decieve many of a people into trusting him.
@MCAN
@MCAN 5 месяцев назад
Stupid sexy Sauron!
@Randomdude89640
@Randomdude89640 5 месяцев назад
You mean Annatar.
@RangerHouston
@RangerHouston 5 месяцев назад
@@Randomdude89640that’s the name of his fair form
@Ruebezahl07
@Ruebezahl07 4 месяца назад
@@RangerHouston Mairon is the original one and i suppose it comes with a fair form.
@varric
@varric 4 месяца назад
Problem is that Sauron fair form was obliterated when Eru Illuvatar kick his ass when He destroyed Numenor.
@blizzchill1183
@blizzchill1183 Год назад
I can’t unsee Sauron on set acting like a normal dude. The Dark Lord did a great job playing an actor
@Tawadeb
@Tawadeb 19 дней назад
Sala Baker
@kathieprater2431
@kathieprater2431 Год назад
When Aragorn turns and says "for Frodo" the first ones running toward the battle are Merry and Pippin. I just love that. Two little hobbits who would likely have never left the Shire, are willing to put their lives on the line because they love their friend.
@JogJonson
@JogJonson 11 месяцев назад
And to think they never would have joined the adventure if they weren’t stealing vegetables from an angry farmer
@zimbolimbo2408
@zimbolimbo2408 10 месяцев назад
Only "Wakanda forever" plays in my stupid head every time that scene comes.
@belzoni5430
@belzoni5430 10 месяцев назад
YES! It’s my favorite shot in any film! For twenty years, whenever I see it tell someone how much I love it. What a journey for those two - from nights at the The Green Dragon and stealing vegetables to charging into battle (and as far as they know: their deaths). In the books, they go on to lead the Battle of the Shire and when their lives are finally over, they are laid to rest on either side of Aragorn. The films may not include that, but it includes that shot of them running into battle and that’s pretty damn close!
@Indie_Outlaw
@Indie_Outlaw 10 месяцев назад
Not only that, but they were the first to charge in after Aragorn, not Gandalf, not Gimli or Legolas, nobody. They charged in because the love they had for their friend, and the bravery and courage they had gained along the way.
@Sir_P
@Sir_P 9 месяцев назад
Drives me to tears every time, I bet they were scared shitless too compared to the other experienced warriors, yet they were right there, in the front, running towards what looked like their death. Real love and Friendship there
@JamesSmith-gk8sz
@JamesSmith-gk8sz Год назад
Imagine having a leader so fearless, so inspiring, so loyal, and so humble he leads the last army alive in a desperate attempt to give one of the smallest creatures on the planet a chance to destroy evil once and for all. Plan is basically suicide to begin with and you'll be facing every force of hell conceivable. "For Frodo".....brings tears to my eyes every time.
@cheesecrumpets
@cheesecrumpets 9 месяцев назад
And I love when he says, "for Frodo", because it's almost like Sauron tried to tempt him one last time and Aragorn turns and reminds everyone exactly why they're there in the first place - to give Frodo his chance. It's just perfect.
@donttrackmegoogle
@donttrackmegoogle 5 месяцев назад
To add further depth to the situation, he wasn't entirely sure Frodo was actually alive.
@brianstark2219
@brianstark2219 5 месяцев назад
Aragon may believe that Frodo has already been slain by Sauron. There is another deleted scene where a Sauron lieutenant, The Mouth of Sauron, shows Aragon and Gandalf some items that were taken from Frodo in the Tower on the Fronteir, insinuating that he is dead. So this may be a call to avenge Frodo
@josepoika5388
@josepoika5388 5 месяцев назад
❤❤️YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FEAR DEATH IF YOU BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST, AND TRUST IN HIM WITH ALL YOUR HEART, BECAUSE HE ATONED FOR YOU FOR ALL YOUR INSULTS, THAT YOU WOULD OBTAIN PEACE WITH ALMIGHTY GOD, AND GO TO HEAVEN BY HIS GRACE!😊
@gabrielruizaraujo2714
@gabrielruizaraujo2714 4 месяца назад
There actually is one! One that not only facerd danger, but actually died painfully to destroy evil, and give us all small and feeble creatures a chance to live in hope, true hope. Know who im talking about? Aragorn is actually based on him!
@oledahammer8393
@oledahammer8393 Год назад
For both Tolkein and Lewis, these stories are about how evil cannot stand if people choose to stand against it. No matter the odds. Evil can only flourish if good people choose to do nothing about it.
@Rick_King
@Rick_King 7 месяцев назад
Very well stated, and very true!
@Monyato
@Monyato 6 месяцев назад
Which is true in the real world as well sadly, because most people fear death too much to sacrifice themselves for a positive change in the world
@hoodatdondar2664
@hoodatdondar2664 6 месяцев назад
@@Monyato Also, not organised enough. You don’t die for your cause, you make the enemy die for his. Much better, all around.
@Monyato
@Monyato 6 месяцев назад
@@hoodatdondar2664 yes but the best way to do that is by first accepting that you are probably not going to return. It has been proven numerous times in history that fearless men always beat fearful men this is called morale.
@user-tz5uq2bt1s
@user-tz5uq2bt1s 6 месяцев назад
The danger there is when the evil manipulates two good groups to fight each other, each thinking the other evil.
@jason951138
@jason951138 Год назад
This scene was removed for 3 reasons: The scene itself strayed too far from Tolkien's text. Showing Sauron in physical form contradicted what was established in the movies, where it was mentioned that he could not take physical form unless he obtained the One Ring again. Sauron and Aragorn's fight played down Frodo's mission, since according to what was filmed, during the fight, Aragorn managed to stab Sauron with Elendil's sword at the same time that the ring melted in the lava, which implied that both Aragorn and Frodo defeated Sauron. P.D: I already know that in the books Sauron has a physical body, but he remains locked in his Tower because he is weak for not having the ring. But in the movies, Saruman makes it clear that he has no physical form and Gandalf implies that he needs the One Ring to restore his physical form along with all his power. That's why I say that this scene would not have been consistent with the continuity of the movies.
@komandorshepard3083
@komandorshepard3083 Год назад
I know. But it's the movie. The movie doesn't even have to match the book by 50%. This scene was epic and very disturbing. It also shows Sauron like a character more than any other scene.
@accelerationquanta5816
@accelerationquanta5816 Год назад
Sauron had a physical body at the time. The movie is wrong.
@gracefuldice1956
@gracefuldice1956 Год назад
@@accelerationquanta5816 I don't recall reading that in the book. Are you just trolling?
@accelerationquanta5816
@accelerationquanta5816 Год назад
@@gracefuldice1956 It’s mentioned both in the book briefly and directly in Tolkien’s letters. Gollum actually MET him. “It was Isildur who cut off the finger of the Enemy.’ ‘Yes, He has only four on the Black Hand, but they are enough,’ said Gollum shuddering.” -Book “It was because of this pre-occupation with the Children of God that the spirits so often took the form and likeness of the Children, especially after their appearance. It was thus that Sauron appeared in this shape. It is mythologically supposed that when this shape was 'real', that is a physical actuality in the physical world and not a vision transferred from mind to mind, it took some time to build up. It was then destructible like other physical organisms. But that of course did not destroy the spirit, nor dismiss it from the world to which it was bound until the end. After the battle with Gil-galad and Elendil [at the end of the War of the Last Alliance, when Sauron lost the One Ring], Sauron took a long while to re-build, longer than he had done after the Downfall of Númenor (I suppose because each building-up used up some of the inherent energy of the spirit, which might be called the 'will' or the effective link between the indestructible mind and being and the realization of its imagination). The impossibility of re-building after the destruction of the Ring, is sufficiently clear 'mythologically' in the present book.” -Tolkien’s letters
@davidc.2878
@davidc.2878 Год назад
@@accelerationquanta5816 the letter only establishes the mechanism by which Sauron retakes physical form, not when or if in the book he takes it. What chapter is that quotation in. I would like to check on that, but quite clearly Sauron makes no physical appearance at the end of a Tolkien’s story-much less one of combat. The description of Sauron’s recognition of the imperilment of the Ring is artfully completely of the mind.
@badassdanthepowerman6438
@badassdanthepowerman6438 Год назад
It’s incredible that I’m both sad and glad this was cut, while it’s awesome, it makes Sauron feel a bit too much like a cliche fantasy villain rather than a terrifying legendary ghoulish presence.
@kassaken6521
@kassaken6521 Год назад
His pressence was menacing, but seeing him in action would have been cool too. Pretty sure PJ said he didn't want the focus to detract from the hobbits, cause it would make Aragorn seem like the main character lol.
@dawndid5972
@dawndid5972 Год назад
Next time Sauron should be a legendary ghoulish Princess from Druidia ✋ 👐
@brianmcd993
@brianmcd993 Год назад
@@kassaken6521 I thought I wanted to see it, but when I heard his reasoning for cutting it cos it distracted from Frodo and the Ring, I tend to agree with him and think it was for the best
@lucaslimal3
@lucaslimal3 Год назад
Sauron was a spirit that assumed the form of an elf. When I saw the movies for the first time I did not expect this hunkering being.
@lukasausen
@lukasausen Год назад
@@kassaken6521 wich in a way he is, imagine going for a imensurable fight knowing youll lose and getting out alive true main charachter there, if he had a camera he would be unstopable
@82pythons85
@82pythons85 5 месяцев назад
As an eighteen year old, I watched all three in the theater as they were each released… thank God for that. Never again will there be a movie franchise that excites us that way. It’s all over.
@kittidoux
@kittidoux 5 месяцев назад
Okay.
@fonsisark
@fonsisark 2 месяца назад
Dune.
@danielflanard8274
@danielflanard8274 2 месяца назад
I am sorry to hear that. Fortunately not all of us have succumbed to pessimism yet.
@Gundam-Prime
@Gundam-Prime 24 дня назад
Speak for yourself.
@Hanzo2024
@Hanzo2024 22 дня назад
If Dunes got released together they were a nice experience but the hiatus makes it hard to watch , im waiting for all of them to be released
@gastonlanteri1147
@gastonlanteri1147 8 месяцев назад
"I bid you stand men of the West!" No battle cry, no hurra, just silence, and the sound of swords coming out. It just magnificent. They are all dead and they can feel it, but they are going to stand with their King.
@saske23b
@saske23b Год назад
I am still speechless when I think about the fact that this is 20 years old. It still looks great.
@axelsvensson5234
@axelsvensson5234 Год назад
More than that! Most of the trilogy was shot between 1999 and 2000, I think.
@mindyschocolate
@mindyschocolate Год назад
Agreed. Just watched the original trilogy this weekend, and it has held up amazingly well. I guess when you use CGI when you need to and make an actual effort on makeup, costume and sets, it withstands time better than CGI that looks more and more obvious as technology advances.
@ViniciusCossovan
@ViniciusCossovan Год назад
"Thank you, prime ministre, for making me feel so old..." THE QUEEN, Elizabeth
@dimadkn
@dimadkn Год назад
Even with slight flaws for nowadays standards this movies are majestic and they have a soul, the „you bow to no one“ scene is so pure, nowadays movie makers seem to care more for the woke parts and „diversity“ than for feelings and emotions. I believe that the best movies are already done and the best songs already sung
@CnoacdeTara
@CnoacdeTara Год назад
Greatness has nothing to do with time, the Iliad will be great always for instance.
@daminconnell7886
@daminconnell7886 Год назад
My favorite line was where Aragon was crowned king... And looks at the four Hobbits when they bowed their heads to him and he says "my friends, you bow to no one" and Aragon proceeds to bow before them. Still get chills to this day. What an epic, epic trilogy.
@jlmww
@jlmww Год назад
Right after that, when everyone is kneeling and only the four hobbits are standing, I always want Pippin to say “So that’s what the tops of their heads look like!”
@aikonni
@aikonni Год назад
@@jlmww LOL
@nickthebold
@nickthebold Год назад
always brings tears to my eyes
@tdsearles4128
@tdsearles4128 Год назад
Yep. That scene gives me chills. Perfection
@dancarnahan1919
@dancarnahan1919 Год назад
Hell yes! My feelings exactly!!
@andrewwalker8557
@andrewwalker8557 Год назад
Jackson was the right person to do these films. He loved books and lore of Tolkiens world. There was no way he would have put that scene into the films it wasn’t in the books. He was always going to stay true to that instead of having the Hollywood ending of the last bad guy fight. He knew it would also detract from Sam and Frodo’s part in winning. Scenes like “ my friends you bow for no one “ wouldn’t have the same impact .( thank goodness he saw the project through at 100 %. ROTR is the timeless epic film of all time in no small part because of so many things especially Jackson’s vision and dedication and the cast to name a few .
@jimsibley1651
@jimsibley1651 23 дня назад
"There was no way he would have put that scene into the films it wasn’t in the books." Well...I am very glad he didn't, but the fact that he not only story-boarded it but filmed it seems to say it was the plan to include it, or at least that doing so was very much in consideration. On the one hand, for the most part I would agree that PJ & co.'s love of Tolkien's books and world did restrain the number and types of liberties they took in the LOTR movies. But then...they unfortunately made the much smaller and simpler Hobbit into a huge trilogy in which they took far greater liberties, IMO to the great decrement of the results.
@TheKain202
@TheKain202 17 дней назад
@@jimsibley1651 "There was no way he would have put that scene into the films it wasn’t in the books." Ironic, considering what he did with characters liek Elrond, Isildur Denethor or Faramir. PJ's LotR was the best adaptation we could ever hope for, but to pretend it's faithful to the books is disingenuous. It makes sweeping changes to the characters and lore, like every other step. #Isildur did nothing wrong.
@uroskovac2212
@uroskovac2212 11 месяцев назад
I really liked the idea of putting the vision of Sauron before Aragorn charges. Like a premonition, an omen of what would come, or a final way to persuade Aragon to betray his friends. And Gandalf saw it, watching Aragon's reaction. Once he said calmly "For Frodo", Gandalf was sure he resisted. No need for the showdown
@TexMeta
@TexMeta 11 месяцев назад
Having him appear briefly like that would have been cool.
@randomanon8631
@randomanon8631 8 месяцев назад
That would've been sick as hell
@Morgyborgyblob
@Morgyborgyblob 7 месяцев назад
Vision, very cool. Physical fighting? Lame.
@orionar2461
@orionar2461 6 месяцев назад
​@@Morgyborgyblobdepends. It should have been the whole fellowship fighting him to just keep the weakened sauron individually at a standstill, while the whole orc army was descending on them
@123domo8
@123domo8 5 месяцев назад
Remember Gandalf gently waving frodos mithril shirt infront of Aragon to remind him of why he is there.
@oceansayre
@oceansayre Год назад
Cutting this was the right decision. Tolkien’s focus on the book here wasn’t on Aragorn, and although Sauron had by this time regained physical form in the books, the movie already specifically said that he cannot do it yet. Much of the point of destroying the ring in the movie is to prevent just that. Thus, including this would have broken lore, changed the focus and theme, contradicted their own movie script, and left a gaping plot hole. The final cut is no less epic and doesn’t leave such contradictions.
@77mpickett
@77mpickett Год назад
Yes all true glad they didn't do it. Did add more weight to the for frodo line tho since they weren't sure if he was alive and aragorn would've known he was sacrificing himself knowing he'd not be able to defeat sauron himself. Granted the whole battle of the morannen itself was a sacrifice but u know thought it was kinda cool.
@6666Imperator
@6666Imperator Год назад
plus for a moment you see Saurons old form here which he had lost since the Fall of Numenor. I agree I am glad they didn't go for it.
@Marcustheseer
@Marcustheseer Год назад
what? youre comment makes no sense,he already took physical form yet he couldnt? if he couldnt then he didnt take physical form.
@gothicpando
@gothicpando Год назад
counter point ...it looks cool...
@ElliotKeaton
@ElliotKeaton Год назад
@@Marcustheseer He did in the books. He couldn't in the third movie because the prior movies had already established that he couldn't.
@yourfanfictionhd
@yourfanfictionhd Год назад
I’m glad they edited. The implicit Sauron made his presence more powerful, in my opinion. The eye exploding was very emotional, because it was as if they were fighting a very high and almost invisible evil force. Sauron exploding in the beginning of the movie and the elven hair flying is one of my favorite scenes all the time.
@Turagrong
@Turagrong Год назад
Agreed. Also... is he supposed to have a body?
@Rakmandra
@Rakmandra Год назад
@@Turagrong tbh I always thought he couldn´t physically appear again without the ring
@sacarymoviesamu
@sacarymoviesamu Год назад
@@Turagrong there was s time where he had a body. In reality sauron is supposed to be INSIDE the eye tower, casting his will (the eye) over the people of the middle earth. He probably has a palantiri stone
@pearodox
@pearodox Год назад
@@sacarymoviesamu He definitely has at least one. It's pretty explicitly shown in this movie.
@partyboi8773
@partyboi8773 Год назад
@@Turagrong In the books he does actually have a physical form. He's present to scare the absolute sh*t out of Gollum when he's tortured. But it doesn't make any sense whatsoever that he would stroll out onto the battlefield; he's a deceiver and a puppet-master, hugely diminished in power without the Ring.
@chrismcelligott-od5wc
@chrismcelligott-od5wc 11 месяцев назад
Sam's speech at the end of the two towers is amazing. When Frodo wakes after Gandalf saves him and Sam he may have thought he was dead because he thought Gandalf died in Moria when Sam walks in after the rest of the fellowship hits real deep every time. However when Frodo sails off to the undying lands and leaves Sam it kills me every time
@SchillerDD
@SchillerDD 5 месяцев назад
I never got why frodo is allowed to go there anyway. He failed. He was corrupted by the ring and didn't destroyed it. Gollum accidentally did by fighting frodo. Sam is the only one that decided actively against the ring (he only had it a few hours I know... But still)
@baristuna6873
@baristuna6873 5 месяцев назад
It was not all about destroying, he carried that burden all the way, had some hard time ofc. Frodo was the ring bearer. But even for a short time, Sam also carried the ring, thats why Sam also gone to undying lands after his wife passed away.
@luthandomdadane
@luthandomdadane 11 месяцев назад
What an amazingly subtle detail that at 1:58, you very briefly see Sauron's former more angelic glorious form, as he was when he was still a complete maiar spirit, then he turns into his more terrible malicious armoured form, the only form he can still hold after the drowning of Numenor
@Golikol369258
@Golikol369258 Год назад
In the movies, Aragorn was doubting his strength, his destiny, his willpower to succeed and be a king as the old ones were. Tall, bright, full of life and passion for their culture, friends and their kingdom. "For Frodo" always gives me chills as in this moment, he overcomes his fear and doubts, rises to great power and to be an inspirational king! In this moment all the bad feelings, the fears go away and he is willing to sacrifice it for the greater good. Viggo Mortensen was nothing but perfect to fit Aragorn in the movies. Perfect three movies!
@rursus8354
@rursus8354 Год назад
The film-Aragorn is a sissy! Peter Jackson should be fined $1000000 for such a blasfemous malinterpretation of Tolkien's books.
@Henbot
@Henbot Год назад
He was second choice though and the first choice actor got totally screwed over
@rursus8354
@rursus8354 Год назад
@@Henbot Yes, but Wiggo Mortensen is just the actor doing Peter Jackson's scenes. I suspect Peter Jackson thought that he should do another King-Kong. So then Aragorn became a sissy.
@klavier285
@klavier285 Год назад
Aragorn should have been a black woman. Then it would be perfection.
@rursus8354
@rursus8354 Год назад
@@klavier285 You're right of course.
@FromJessyWithLove
@FromJessyWithLove Год назад
Fun fact: the elvish/sindarin choir in the background after „for Frodo“ is literally the translation of the oath aragorn took in Rivendell when he kneeled before Frodo. "If by my life or death I can protect you, I will, you have my sword"
@naturalbornpatriot6369
@naturalbornpatriot6369 2 месяца назад
Also what he says to him at Amon Hen/Argonath. “I would have gone with you to the end, into the very fires of Mordor”
@Tawadeb
@Tawadeb 19 дней назад
Wow
@PerryCaravello-fz7jn
@PerryCaravello-fz7jn 19 дней назад
And my bow
@jerekorsumaki437
@jerekorsumaki437 19 дней назад
And my ass.
@leechristie1848
@leechristie1848 8 месяцев назад
I’m glad that Sauron wasn’t in the battle scene but also eternally grateful that we have this shot seeing the 2 legends fight each other, the sheer tower that is Sauron and how terrifying he looks!
@Unknown-jt1jo
@Unknown-jt1jo 3 месяца назад
I'm glad this was cut. Sauron is more menacing as a flaming eye.
@directoryerror6653
@directoryerror6653 Год назад
Aragons speech gives me chills every time. He expects to die here, he has no idea how close Frodo is to destroying the ring but this battle is his last hope for all mankind. He is staring down insurmountable odds and near certain death yet gives a speech powerful enough to get each and every man to make that charge. Awesome in the truest sense of the word. Edit: in the extended cut the mouth of Sauron shows him Frodos mithril shirt amongst other possessions so he was holding onto the only the slightest hope
@elliottwilford6457
@elliottwilford6457 Год назад
I’m throwing a spanner in the works here lol. Aragorn’s speech was up there and amazing but Theoden’s speech before the ride was the best piece of cinema I’ve ever seen lol 👍🏻
@lukehunter9296
@lukehunter9296 Год назад
@@elliottwilford6457 I agree theodens is the most moving
@ryanabate1981
@ryanabate1981 Год назад
Listen, the entire time I watched Aragons speech, I was waiting for him to say "They may take our lives but they'll never take our freedom ". I loved the movie but the speech was so cheesy lol
@959tolis626
@959tolis626 Год назад
Also, people always downplay how awesome the next scene is, when they charge at the armies of Mordor. The king is the first one to do so, and it looks like he was ready to go alone if need be. He goes and doesn't look back, like he's expecting those to be his final moments. Then, the first ones to follow his charge are Merry and Pippin, who are supposed to be hopeless in battle, but they go nonetheless. I feel like most people don't appreciate this scene as much as it deserves. It's masterfully done. But yeah, Theoden's speech is the GOAT.
@elliottwilford6457
@elliottwilford6457 Год назад
@@959tolis626 the way they filmed that scene can’t be ignored either because it made you feel like all hope had gone and if your going to die you may as well die fighting!! 100% agree with you.
@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676
This trilogy can be considered one of the greatest things humanity achieved
@Joseph70663
@Joseph70663 Год назад
You mean like the Salk vaccine? Smoke some more.....
@normie2716
@normie2716 Год назад
I love the movies too, but let's not get crazy.
@MikeJones-jh5ih
@MikeJones-jh5ih Год назад
No, the OP was right. Let's not pretend like the modern world is all that or something.
@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676
@@normie2716 its true,there never will be something as epic and beautiful as Lord of the Rings again
@truesurrealist
@truesurrealist Год назад
They're very good films and iconic too. What do you think of the Suez Canal though?
@shadybrain3424
@shadybrain3424 Год назад
could you imagine being in the back of the group of the soldiers during aragorn's awesome speech being like "wait what's he saying?"
@stevelipschultz736
@stevelipschultz736 7 месяцев назад
Like the people in the back of the crowd at the Sermon on the Mount in Life of Brian 😂
@LAZERAK47V2
@LAZERAK47V2 Год назад
You know, I get why it was cut, but just the idea of Elendil's descendant wielding his reforged blade against Sauron is just SO poetic. Additionally, Aragorn was able to overcome the temptation of the Ring when Isildur could not. Just the idea of him finishing what his ancestors started against the very enemy that cost them both their lives (Sauron for Elendil directly and Isildur through the Ring's betrayal)... too good.
@robertnguyen2025
@robertnguyen2025 Год назад
Yeah this would have been Epic ending
@z1mt0n1x2
@z1mt0n1x2 Год назад
just a fyi, it actually started thousands of years ago when Sauron disguised as a Lord of Gifts teached the elves to forge rings of power... millions of elves have died long before isildur ever got the chance to destroy it, so technically isildur never started anything, he just failed to destroy it. which btw the elves can blame on him as much as they want, at least isildur temporarily killed Sauron which is more than could be said about the millions of elves before.
@LAZERAK47V2
@LAZERAK47V2 Год назад
@@z1mt0n1x2 Well sure, but by the time the 3rd age rolled around, the elves were pretty much out of the fight by then and didn't have much manpower (elfpower?) to spare. The scene of the elves from Rivendell assisting in the battle at Helm's Deep actually never happened in the novel. It was just the Rohirrim. fighting off Saruman's forces. The War against Sauron was always men's to finish, primarily because of Isildur's actions. The elves did their part and it cost them losses so great that they never recovered, so it's easy to see how keeping the Ring after sacrificing so much could be seen as a grave insult, as if all their losses meant nothing in the end.
@z1mt0n1x2
@z1mt0n1x2 Год назад
@@LAZERAK47V2 What does this have to do with the fact that it wasnt Isildur that started it? What started it was Sauron and the foolery of his rings thousands of ears prior, it never was Aragon's beef to finish. Helping to have the ring destroyed was Gandalf's making, he's the one that plotted the path for Aragon's return to the throne.
@purple8289
@purple8289 11 месяцев назад
I don't think its accurate to say that Aragorn did resist the power of the ring so much as he was wise enough to know he couldn't resist it and thus keep it away from himself. He like Gandalf understood that it was Frodo's burden to bear and that if either of them had attempted to carry it may give in to its power. Elendil otoh won it in battle and had it in his hand while believing to be his based on taking it from Sauron. It's not so clear that Aragorn would have been able to resist it under similar circumstances as his ancestor. Even Gandalf didn't want to touch it.
@GlodiaCA
@GlodiaCA Год назад
I always loved how Aragorn stayed true to his word. In the Fellowship he tells Frodo "If by my life or death I can protect you, I will." Then proceeds to charge for Frodo, all while giving him the chance to destroy the ring.
@ianhayes3980
@ianhayes3980 Год назад
I mean to be fair he didn't really have much choice with how close the ring was to souron now the world literally relyed on Aragon and the others to district souron or else evil would have won it would have taken no time for one of the fell beasts and a witch king to fly up the mountain land right in front of the entrance kick Sam in the head sending him flying off the mountain while just casually taking the ring from frodo like it was nothing If souron had see the hobbits it would have been game over for everyone real fast with no B's let's stop and have a half an hour dialog before I kill you like most films do
@TheSevenJr86
@TheSevenJr86 Год назад
At this point in the movie didn't they think Frodo was dead because of the mouth of Sauron?
@flimermithrandir
@flimermithrandir Год назад
I think he did choose to fight for Frodo because he wanted to encourage the ppls Will to fight once more... and even more so because he knew that Pippin and Merry would charge forward with him first. Well... maybe more like he wanted that to happen so ppl would see how the 2 small Hobbits charge into the Fight first. Everyone else was just behind them of corse and even over took them. But the Initial Thought was to Spread the Spark of Hope to everyone. This is what i feel like was his Intenion behind it. Maybe he also did feel like he (and Sam) still alive at that Point. Its a strong Moment either Way.
@johnny_tapia
@johnny_tapia Год назад
All while not even knowing if his sacrifice would be in vain or not. He had no idea where Frodo was at this point the movie. The hobbits could’ve already been dead.
@adamferretti9154
@adamferretti9154 Год назад
Gandalf's wave will always be one of the greatest subtleties in these movies. Not only does he show Aragorn Frodo's Mithril, but uses the hand that he wears Narya on. Narya, the ring which inspires others. Such a great moment.
@Amendelwyr
@Amendelwyr Год назад
Wow, I never noticed that! I didn't really have pause and capture ideas when I was younger. I always thought that Gandalf was helping to instill some sort of mental fortitude with a spell to combat the voice of Sauron's influence. Now that I see there were ACTUAL things he lifted up, not even using magic, this makes that two second appearance act even more epic!
@CaptainPupu
@CaptainPupu Год назад
That English legit messed up my brain. Can you fix it because I don't understand what you said in the first sentence. " Gandslfs wave" what wave? There's no wave. Wave is in the ocean. Don't you mean veil? But then again, veil has nothing to do with this. Where do you see him putting up his hands, encouraging others? I've seen this movie 3000 times, watch it at least 3x a year ( extended only) but don't remember a moment gandalf doing anything of the sort.
@x0tek
@x0tek Год назад
@@CaptainPupu 2:15
@12345.......
@12345....... Год назад
@@CaptainPupu Are you not a native English speaker? Watch the clip at the time stamp provided.
@adamferretti9154
@adamferretti9154 Год назад
@@CaptainPupu in this video particularly at 2:14. Damn bro you seem legit mad af right now. Lmao its okay if you didn't notice it calm down.
@susanmckenzie363
@susanmckenzie363 4 месяца назад
In the last few horrific years I watch this trilogy for my own courage, it works, the ordinary acts off everday courage of us all DO make a difference. Bless us all everyday folk
@ctgeorgia
@ctgeorgia Год назад
Glad it was cut! This version of Sauron appears to be only a weak shadow of the version we saw in the opening battle scene of LOTR (Battle of Dagorlad). He stood towering over the men and each time he swung his mace you'd see 10 men flying!
@skyborne80
@skyborne80 Год назад
That little island of Aragorn's remaining forces gets me every time. You see them marching for the Black Gate and think that they still have a massive army, then suddenly the camera goes to a wide angle and they are nothing compared to the entire host of Mordor.
@SpearAndMagicHelmetYT
@SpearAndMagicHelmetYT Год назад
People in Middle Earth always seem their strongest when they're at their most dimunitive.
@JesusFriedChrist
@JesusFriedChrist Год назад
Darkest before dawn. The heroes always overcome the odds. That’s what makes great stories.
@Kholdaimon
@Kholdaimon Год назад
No, they knew they were marching to their death... It was just a diversion after all... And by "they", I mean the remaining members of the Fellowship, no idea if the foot-folk knew what was going on...
@SpartanMikey
@SpartanMikey Год назад
Also notice how, when the ring is destroyed and the corrupted land of Mordor is collapsing, more of the host survive and flee than were left of Aragorns army... Why do we not see the aftermath or hear mention of that?
@ShantanuSuchil
@ShantanuSuchil Год назад
@@Kholdaimon Yeah they knew. In the books they first lay claim to Minas Morgul before going north. Where Aragorn tells those that dared not go to the Black Gate to hold Cair Andros for as long as they could
@LeadBellyLuffy
@LeadBellyLuffy Год назад
I really like that they chose not to have Sauron gain physical form during the ROTK movie. It makes him feel more like a mysterious, omnipotent and overwhelming presence. They gave us just enough scenes to grasp what he would look like in the movies w/ FotR and I think that was the perfect amount
@sigmundfreude4088
@sigmundfreude4088 Год назад
I also liked the idead that he is not powerful enough to be physically present without the ring, just a magic force. He has to command his creatures to do the job for him. If he would be present and and defeat aragorn, it is questionable why he needs the ring. Then the ring would just be like a horcrux for him.
@jrmarcus
@jrmarcus Год назад
Also, the scene would detract from Frodo and Sam being the ones that destroyed Sauron. In the drawn scene, they seem to show Aragon throwing a sword into Sauron's chest, and then Sauron exploding.
@makaramuss
@makaramuss Год назад
actually that could been another lead of history where frudo lost the ring while ago and fellowship didn't realize it so when door opens and turns out sauron is there and now fellowsihp doing their last stand and most likely dying
@dog-thebackwardgod
@dog-thebackwardgod Год назад
He never appeared in the book. They stuck to the storyline.
@andrewbondurant8513
@andrewbondurant8513 Год назад
@@dog-thebackwardgod he did have a physical form he used in the book but he never left his tower golem talks of him torturing him in barad dur
@averynhiell
@averynhiell 6 месяцев назад
Whenever I watch anything from the LotR trilogy, I cannot help but think, ‘what a f*cking masterpiece’. It is so ridiculously supreme.
@craigbeardmore1724
@craigbeardmore1724 7 месяцев назад
Having watched it, I have to say watching Aragorn rush head first to challenge Sauron ( closely followed by the hobbits) just shows the valour and courage of the man, the true king. All his life he battled with the weight of his destiny , until his calling final came which he answered with more honour and courage than any of his kin that came before him .
@calste85
@calste85 7 месяцев назад
Also very contrary to all lore. Sauron could not assume any form at that time, Merry was in Minas Tirith in the house of healing not at the battle, and Aragorn's father's were not the ones meant to restore Gondor.
@CeruleanSword
@CeruleanSword 8 дней назад
⁠​⁠​⁠@@calste85 Completely incorrect. You should have an understanding of the lore before you attempt to talk about it. In the book, Sauron has a physical form at this time and is in Barad Dur. Adding Sauron to this battle is merely changing the location of his physical form. Peter Jackson made several changes more lore breaking than this and I wholeheartedly believe that adding Sauron to this battle would’ve more iconically developed Aragorn as a character.
@calste85
@calste85 8 дней назад
@@CeruleanSword the lidless eye?!?! Really?!?!?! STFU and take your Hollywood coolaid elsewhere. The book(silmarillion if memory serves me correctly) explicitly says without the ring he did not have the ability to assume physical form. As for the rest of your word salad, if the movie had done a better job elsewhere they wouldn't have needed to gut the battle at the Gates to "develop Aragorn's character"
@calste85
@calste85 7 дней назад
​@@CeruleanSwordthe lidless eye? Don't make me laugh. As for the rest of your drivel I've read the books, from your comment I doubt you read too many of them.
@CeruleanSword
@CeruleanSword 7 дней назад
@@calste85 You clearly have not read the books buddy. It is commonly accepted by everyone who has read them that Tolkien explicitly states that Sauron is in Barad Dur. The lidless eye is not ‘in’ Barad Dur, it is on top of it. Work on your reading comprehension too. Quick google search isn’t too difficult if you are too lazy to read a book you are trying to describe.
@youngromee
@youngromee Год назад
I make an effort to watch the trilogy once a year and not bored yet. It is more than a film, so much spiritual representation and interpretation. Great story, great score, great cinematography, great dialogue, great acting. LOTR is the greatest.
@GangeHrolfr
@GangeHrolfr Год назад
It's like watching a beautiful painting
@sinasts3633
@sinasts3633 Год назад
finally someone with same intention to watch lord of the rings... watching lotr is like spritual journey
@ltahoe9257
@ltahoe9257 Год назад
My family watches the LOTR trilogy along with the Hobbit Tri every year. Harry Potter every other year lol
@ayodari_style
@ayodari_style Год назад
The Trilogy still stands as one of the greatest cinematic classics of modern time in my book.
@tobyjohnson2771
@tobyjohnson2771 Год назад
I've really begun to understand why so many movies just seem to be absolute crap, because some of the very first movies I was really introduced to and definitely the first movies I loved were LOTR. So my whole life I've just compared everything to this, and nothings come close.
@hamzah5643
@hamzah5643 Год назад
The fact Sauron caused what was essentially a world war, without even having to be in his physical form makes him more terrifying.
@ChefKeyBrien
@ChefKeyBrien Год назад
Imagine Morgoth..
@Simpie32
@Simpie32 Год назад
He had a physical form in the books though.
@ChefKeyBrien
@ChefKeyBrien Год назад
@@Simpie32 I know I'm talking about how terrifying and other worldly he'd be in comparison to sauron
@user-ge3tu1ut1e
@user-ge3tu1ut1e Год назад
@@ChefKeyBrien its same person
@ChefKeyBrien
@ChefKeyBrien Год назад
@@user-ge3tu1ut1e Morgoth and Sauron are not the same person
@ReneeJoan
@ReneeJoan Год назад
I’m inclined to agree that the ending was better as was screened in the final film that was released. A villain you can’t see is 100,000 times more terrifying than one you see standing in front of you in the plain light of day. For example, see the way Rocket makes fun of the bad guys in “Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 3.” Once he started making fun of the one guy, even his most loyal henchmen were snickering at him behind his back.
@Rick_King
@Rick_King 7 месяцев назад
Wow! Outstanding video! I heard somewhere that Peter Jackson was considering a 25th anniversary release, an *extended* extended version. I hope! They could make each movie 12 hours long, instead of 4, and I would still watch it, again and again! It was a masterful production, and they can make it as long as they'd like, as far as I'm concerned! And the part where Aragorn is encouraging the men? It makes me want to go to war!
@bloodyDeagle77
@bloodyDeagle77 Год назад
"For Frodo" Got major chills there. Holy moly.
@VortexKiller2
@VortexKiller2 Год назад
I see that line still stands strong to this day...
@michelecastellotti9172
@michelecastellotti9172 Год назад
Such a simple line, no shouting, no "CHARGE!"... for those soldiers he just charged in, fearless, its such an pdd chocie and yet such a good one
@Nopeasaurus
@Nopeasaurus Год назад
It's the way he turns around, eyes filled with emotion, and he almost whispers "For Frodo" to the fellowship, the ones who know who Frodo is, and the way the sound of the battle silence as he utters the line and then the music plays and he runs toward the enemy. It's beautiful.
@joyce3003
@joyce3003 Год назад
Seeing Legolas call for Aragorn and try to get to his friend is incredibly touching
@phillipwalling7470
@phillipwalling7470 Год назад
Plus, the fact that within this context, Legolas's look of desperation to save him makes more sense here because Aragorn is getting his ass beat by Sauron himself.
@cerberus6654
@cerberus6654 Год назад
Yes, Legolas has such intense attraction to other males. He literally drooled over the gorgeous Prince Imrahil...
@berserk6984
@berserk6984 Год назад
@@cerberus6654 Your LGBT agenda has no power here! Go back to the shadow!! YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!
@kodesh1674
@kodesh1674 Год назад
1:59 was Sauron an elf before or?
@joeburns3842
@joeburns3842 Год назад
​@@kodesh1674 it shows an elf here but sauron had many forms depending on who he was dealing with etc.
@ivybardoc366
@ivybardoc366 7 месяцев назад
I remembered watching this when Im in my 20s and now I still love to watch this with my kids. LOTR fan forever❤
@sirgengar1189
@sirgengar1189 5 месяцев назад
I think I'd be happy with it dine as an alternate ending done for a special release where they take some of the scenes but not the whole thing. I definitely think there's something potential as we never see Saurons other form in the trilogy - The initial ghostly illusion is brilliant and depicts how devious and canning their adversary is. So having Aragon somewhat bewitched then intermittent overlays while he is fighting the Troll which at times He believes is Sauron could work in the context of the 3 movies (we've already seen one King under a potent spell). This wouldn't detract from the destruction of the ring nor lessen Frodo / Sams story arc but furrher illustrate what his friends, who have for all intents and purposes gone on a suicide mission, would battle to the end, including Aragon to potentially give two pure souls Sauron completely under estimated a chance to destroy evil. So Rather than it being a cleche 1 on 1 boss fight it's simply a hallucination / side affect of that initial attempt by Sauron to corrupt Aragon and He is still technically in the tower as it collapses, thus making the panic shown by the eye when it falls every bit as potent.
@lowellarnett3172
@lowellarnett3172 Год назад
What he actually sees in their eyes is the question, "Damn dude couldn't we keep that ghost army a little longer?"
@apoocumber4164
@apoocumber4164 Год назад
Sauron would’ve tempted them
@donutlovingwerewolf8837
@donutlovingwerewolf8837 Год назад
@@apoocumber4164 wha? How? He doesn't have the One Ring!
@chernxbyl9140
@chernxbyl9140 Год назад
@@donutlovingwerewolf8837 the one ring was made after sauron took cerimbors ring in battle
@changer_of_ways_suspense_smith
He already had the ghosts longer in the movies than in the books. They left after taking out the corsairs. It was the men of the north that helped at Gondor.
@vaahtobileet
@vaahtobileet Год назад
Bro that's just some videogame bullshit. It's not canon (though neither is this movie 😎)
@shireboundscribbles
@shireboundscribbles Год назад
I always liked how Gandalf waves his hand, with Frodo's armour, to break any spell whilst Aragorn just smiles as if to say do not worry, there is no spell to break.....
@hoodatdondar2664
@hoodatdondar2664 6 месяцев назад
I thought he was wielding Narya. Helps to resist domination.
@BeFruitful7
@BeFruitful7 5 месяцев назад
I would’ve really loved to see this. But as everyone else is saying, having that unseen enemy is truly impactful. Similar to how scary movies are always scariest at the beginning because once the mister or spirit or whatever is actualized it immediately becomes less scary
@anchuto
@anchuto Год назад
I always wondered how much the regular soldiers really knew about Frodo and his quest, or even about the Ring itself. Presumably they knew very little, cause it was a secret mission, and when Sauron suddenly died and all the orcs ran away, they believe the Frodo story cause it was the only possible explanation to what happened. However in this scene, Aragorn stabs Sauron shortly before the Ring is destroyed, which makes the Frodo story more unbelievable since the regular folk would have been happier to believe that it was Aragorn the one who killed Sauron. Such ambiguity would take a lot of credit away from Frodo and it would have made the scene where everyone bows to the hobbits feel incredibly forced by the people.
@badnoodlez
@badnoodlez Год назад
Excellent point
@77mpickett
@77mpickett Год назад
I know right they watch as the orcs all just give up randomly and the tower just falls down on its own like wait what we were making our last stand and wait we just won?!?!?
@Solo_terryaki
@Solo_terryaki Год назад
This is sad to say but frodo can't get credit for destroying, only for getting the it there to its destination
@Nightdare
@Nightdare Год назад
@@Solo_terryaki Not to mention the little bastard actually wanted to betray everyone Technically, they owe the victory over Sauron to Smeagle (by accident) Because Frodo would have let them all die to keep his ring
@jlm990
@jlm990 Год назад
@@Nightdare I mean, you're not technically wrong, but geez
@jasondrayton6229
@jasondrayton6229 Год назад
2001, 2002, 2003 The week before Christmas all of my cousins and I were at the movies watching this trilogy. The best Christmas tradition ever. Time for a rewatch this coming holiday! And reread of the books.
@arcanusluvalus1388
@arcanusluvalus1388 Год назад
Hey same here! I was always looking forward to the holidays, best years of cinema in my life
@Desbo
@Desbo Год назад
Yes. Exactly this. These films made the build up to Christmas during those years something amazingly special.
@KhanyoMjamba
@KhanyoMjamba Год назад
It's like it was yesterday
@jasondrayton6229
@jasondrayton6229 Год назад
@Bezalel Jaeger 308 They are lucky to have you as a parent. I hope to love it.
@jasondrayton6229
@jasondrayton6229 Год назад
@@KhanyoMjamba Your so right, it feels like the moment just passed. Great times.
@territmoderitmo9190
@territmoderitmo9190 5 месяцев назад
Chills never ends Forever masterpiece! ⚔️⚔️⚔️
@1aranel
@1aranel Год назад
Just finished rewatching the Trilogy for XXXth time. I still get goosebumps in all the same places. I’m very glad they didn’t include this. I agree w another post that it took amazing restraint to take it out. ROTK deserved all the awards and accolades it received!
@joesimpson4473
@joesimpson4473 Год назад
PJ definitely made the right call here. Sauron had no reason to go down and risk having his physical form destroyed again. The only reason he went and fought during the last siege of Mordor is because he was on the brink of defeat (and he also had the ring, therefore was more powerful)
@The_Tradie_Trainer
@The_Tradie_Trainer Год назад
Yep. By all rights Mordor would/should have won this battle if not for the destruction of the ring. No need for Sauron to get his hands dirty.
@djaafardjaafar7381
@djaafardjaafar7381 Год назад
Still it was awesome scene
@KingCasual1986
@KingCasual1986 11 месяцев назад
He could have simply gone down there for revenge.
@arandombard1197
@arandombard1197 10 месяцев назад
I think Sauron could have appeared for a moment before trudging back off, leaving his armies to do the work.
@ultraexcalibur1728
@ultraexcalibur1728 10 месяцев назад
I honestly think this scene would fit better for a Video Game of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy rather than a Movie that's supposed to be more faithful to the events of the books.
@chrismantonuk
@chrismantonuk Год назад
Aragorn’s speech still gives me chills. After 20 years.
@aryasayne
@aryasayne Год назад
The chills get worse with time with the nostalgia. Plus, possibly, as you get more life experience more things become more personally relevant. Like I watched the Pixar movie "Up" after my grandparents died and found it especially sad.
@chrismantonuk
@chrismantonuk Год назад
@@aryasayne absolutely - life gets more bittersweet as we get older, and these sorts of things hit on a different level when we come back and watch them again. Sorry to hear about your grandparents 😢
@H0DLTHED0R
@H0DLTHED0R Год назад
I believe you might have covid-19. It was a meh speech!
@phil4986
@phil4986 Год назад
20 years ,dear God does life go fast.
@aryasayne
@aryasayne Год назад
@@chrismantonuk aw thanks. It was over ten years ago but just an example.
@DavidGraeberWasRight
@DavidGraeberWasRight 5 месяцев назад
Such hammy editing in this scene, looks and feels like a storyboard come to life: >something scary happens.. >>cut to people looking scared. >something else scary happens.. >>cut to people looking around again and looking scared. > aragorn says something inspiring.. >>cut to everyone stepping forward.
@morrisergeo
@morrisergeo Год назад
It’s amazing how much footage didn’t make it to air, how many concepts and scenes were like 90% explored and then taken out during filming/editing. The LOTR trilogy could have been a lot different. And one day I hope they release a collection of all the ‘What Ifs’ from the franchise.
@sarahbreisch4750
@sarahbreisch4750 Год назад
These films came out while I was in college. I was excited for them, being an avid Tolkien reader since the age of 13. But I was young, and proud, and I found fault with every little thing, and dismissed them for a time. Obviously, nothing can replace just reading the works. But now that the magnitude of my folly has been revealed to me, I can say that these films were a labor of love, and they are a treasure.
@matthewosterman9030
@matthewosterman9030 Год назад
As my grandma said it’s just a movie enjoy it for what it is or keep your mouth shut!
@gamble777888
@gamble777888 Год назад
Viewed in a vacuum purely as films telling a story in their own right the three theatrical cuts are one of the greatest achievements in the history of the medium and imo they will be timeless and continue to captivate as long as people still watch movies.
@dkp2112
@dkp2112 Год назад
Keep your disdain for the Amazon series because they really are throwing the book away and making up their own crap
@devinkipp4344
@devinkipp4344 Год назад
@@dkp2112 it's going to be good. . .I promise. Didn't you know they're having the first female dwarf on screen? Oh and she's black! It has to be good, no amount of terrible writing/acting or editing can stop the purity of representation!
@michaelscott5653
@michaelscott5653 Год назад
For what it's worth Pretty much *anyone* who read the books first, would dislike the movies. You just cant fit in all the important information in 3 hours. It only natural. And you can apply that to any book/movie genre - same thing.
@jantuijp
@jantuijp Год назад
I love the puzzled look on Legolas' face when Sauron appears: "Well, that's not in the books, is it?"
@partyboi8773
@partyboi8773 Год назад
😂😂😂
@impractically728
@impractically728 Год назад
The same can be said for Legolas (The Hobbit movies)
@azerfall99
@azerfall99 Год назад
@@impractically728 what do you mean?! Everything Legolas did are taken straight form the pages! Including that kick-ass move he did when he slides down the ramp with a shield into the enemies!
@nordattack
@nordattack Год назад
🤣
@ThePreciseClimber
@ThePreciseClimber Год назад
Neither was the flaming eyeball.
@Vagabond_Shinobi
@Vagabond_Shinobi 3 месяца назад
“for Frodo” still gives me chills to this day
@BigDaddyJinx
@BigDaddyJinx 9 месяцев назад
Okay so that added a new dynamic I never knew existed. They filmed it too, and that's interesting on its own. I have to say though that it would've greatly diminished Frodo's journey to destroy the One Ring. As much as I would've loved to see an actual physical confrontation between Aragorn and Sauron, I'm very relieved that they opted not to show what they had filmed and we got the sequence we got instead. They made sure the audience through 3 movies knew that the real source of Sauron's power was the ring and the fact it remained and that in order for him to be gone gone the ring would need to be destroyed. Seeing a physical battle at that moment would've looked awesome but ruined an otherwise 3 film buildup over the ring. We'll have to settle for the brief battle between Sauron and Aragorn's elders from yesteryear. These films still hold up today and I still watch them on occasion.
@GarthShoemaker
@GarthShoemaker Год назад
Unbelievable how the shots on the set look so silly with what looks like Spirit Halloween costumes, and then somehow when it translates to the screen it's just magic.
@justmoritz
@justmoritz Год назад
Number one reason The Hobbit failed in my mind in Theatres. Double framerate suddenly revealed all the same trickery. In 24fps it's much better
@rsinger2597
@rsinger2597 Год назад
Yes, that's the power of cinematic immersion... and it's really hard to keep up for 78 hours of total runtime or however long this trilogy is ;) but they did it.
@jaymcd8577
@jaymcd8577 Год назад
Yea, that's why I hate all this 4k shit it breaks the spell of escapism that movies and TV are meant to have, it's like being on the set watching it being made rather than enjoying the escapism
@DarkAngelEU
@DarkAngelEU Год назад
Post-production is a marvel to cherish, lad!
@hazardeur
@hazardeur Год назад
@@jaymcd8577 bingo man.
@Azulao95
@Azulao95 Год назад
Thank God this stayed unreleased. The mystery of Sauron's existing self was the very core of that trilogy.
@tsm688
@tsm688 Год назад
until now. MYSTERY DESTROYED!
@Olivia-xf4gy
@Olivia-xf4gy 4 месяца назад
ugh this scene brings tears to my eyes in so many different ways. Masterpiece
@AlexIncarnate911
@AlexIncarnate911 Месяц назад
The fact that these films exist is a miracle
@JesseColton
@JesseColton Год назад
3:18 I love during the swell of dramatic music just watching Sauron and Aragorn chilling by the catering table during their break and practicing their fight 🤣
@WitchKing-Of-Angmar
@WitchKing-Of-Angmar 10 месяцев назад
Part of the movie, things get complicated in fight scenes
@phly007
@phly007 Год назад
They don’t make movies like this anymore, sauron was hardly seen throughout the movie but you can feel his presence throughout the films and it made you feel hate for him but admire as well
@raphaelthibaut2038
@raphaelthibaut2038 Год назад
The humankind don't create that often such a masterpiece. I guess we have to wait another century before, we create such an amazing Universe like the one To lien created.
@tpeasetiger
@tpeasetiger Год назад
Back when directors actually had a shred of care for source material.
@ahmorgan
@ahmorgan Год назад
I never hated Sauron, this movie didn't invoke any feelings in me besides homophobia. I did pity Gollum
@IAmThatBit--
@IAmThatBit-- Год назад
Its all green screen nonsense these days
@IAmThatBit--
@IAmThatBit-- Год назад
@@ahmorgan Wait what?! Why are you homophobic?!
@ilia7407
@ilia7407 Год назад
That's incredible. You know, this white light and monstrous nature. That's light Lucifer, Angel and Devil itself
@benedixtify
@benedixtify Год назад
I’m very glad that was cut
@johngreener9784
@johngreener9784 Год назад
I am 61 and a huge fan (though not fanatic) of the LOTR books. And as a child, I almost LIVED for movies! So, when I heard they were FINALLY making a movie, I was both apprehensive and hopeful. I remember a very, very rough trailer released in early 2001 and I was aghast. My small hope was diminished. THEN I saw Fellowship. OMG! I could not believe all of what I saw! The prologue was brilliant! Then the whole Mines of Moria (go back and see how many SETS were utilized! We didn't just get a "taste" of Moria, we got the WHOLE Moira and more!) Then that Balrog nearly made me lose it with the heat haze coming out of its mouth! (plus the build up to it... Jackson really knew how to do it). Then finally, with ROTK, we get the huge payoff. I am lucky if I can tear up once in a movie every five years or so. In ROTK I think I teared up around 6 times! The death of Theoden, Faramir going to battle with Pippin singing and Denethor having tomato dripping out of his mouth, the "Remember the Shire" speech, "For Frodo", "You bow to no one" and the final scene of Frodo kissing Sam's forehead! And then that beautiful, heartfelt and oh so hitting the nail on the head song "Into the West" by Annie Lennox!! I can start to tear up just THINKING about all of it. The emotional drainage from that movie(s) is just staggering....!!!
@offtankgaming1310
@offtankgaming1310 Год назад
In my twenties and agree completely - the emotional resonance of this trilogy is staggering. I remember being excited for Fellowship but falling asleep partway through, and waking up to the absolute fiery monstrosity fighting Gandalf on the bridge - it was incredible! I’ve since rewatched all of the films many, many times, so nothing has been missed from the first viewing in theatres, and it’s by far a total monument of filmmaking, casting, acting, and overall execution - so many brilliant performances, even from the smallest of parts and creatures. I’m so glad Tolkien’s work has reached so far and touched so many - these are a remarkable achievement of literature and cinema both.
@jackwiken5194
@jackwiken5194 Год назад
I am in my twenties and saw the trilogy in theaters as a child. I loved them but often wonder what it would be like to see these movies for the first time as an adult, old enough to appreciate HOW faithful they were to the source material and how much of a masterpiece it was in every way. Thank you for sharing!
@johngreener9784
@johngreener9784 Год назад
@@offtankgaming1310 What has astounded me (and I think Tolkien's ghost/spirit/presence must have been guiding them all) is all the way this COULD have failed! You are SOOO right about the execution!! It was apparent when you watch them over again how much Jackson and company (and if you are real geeky like me, listen to the commentaries.... Fran and Phillipa were the ones to really nail a lot of this stuff down!) were able to get the stuff for the fans in there as well as typical movie buffs! Script? Actors and acting? Cinematograhy? Music? (Shore's score is perhaps one of the greatest ever!) Costumes. Sound. Editing. CGI and regular propts. Its ALL there. As I said in the beginning, there were a thousand ways to fail and perhaps only a couple to win. And they freaking hit the ball not only out of the park, but out of the country! New Line, the scrappy studio, made a HUGE bet. And it paid off!! If I was on a desert island with a working dvd player and tv and could only watch one thing, it would be that trilogy!
@crymeariver69riseandshine
@crymeariver69riseandshine Год назад
​@@johngreener9784 if you really 61 you quite cool man. Haven't met someone your age that is such a fan on LoTR. How would you say are the books for someone that has only seen the films? I just bought the trilogy but haven't started reading it yet. I hear the books are very in depth, sometimes too in depth than necessary. What's your opinion?
@johngreener9784
@johngreener9784 Год назад
@@crymeariver69riseandshine HI and thanks! Well, when I was 18 and newly enlisted in the Air Force, I was very fortunate. I was linguist who studied Russian at DLI in Monterey, CA. So nearly all of my classmates were above average intelligence. I think even a couple would be classified as "genius" (not me though!) And fairly nerdy. Nearly everyone would walk around with books on Philosophy, Spiritualism, Greek Mythology. You get the idea. One of the things EVERYONE told me was to read LOTR! So I did. BUT, I was young and impatient. I really skimmed a lot of the exposition. And it just was ho hum for me. HOWEVER - around 3 years later I REREAD it ., THen it was like OH, OK I think I get it know! But it was really the THIRD read another 3 years later that nearly broke me. I had really, really gottern into it. I read all of the appendixes, the whole kit and kaboodle. It ripped my guts out. I was actually depressed for like a couple of weeks after. I had finally gotten what so many had told me over the years. So, to answer your question, the DO have a LOT of exposition in them. You have to put your mind into a spot where you can really read it slowly (at your own pace of course) and really try to let your own mind build the world! My experience with LOTR has been really long and almost exhausting! And my friends who are my age still binge on the movies like once a year around Christmas! I bought an 85" tv and the 4K dvds JUST for LOTR!!! LOL! Hope that helps a bit. I know it was long, but LOTR is LONG!!!
@dogeknows6086
@dogeknows6086 Год назад
Ngl, if they had just done that one cut at 1:57 of Sauron temporarily appearing to Aragorn as almost an apparition, I would have no problem with that having been added. Pretty fucking cool.
@busdriver428
@busdriver428 4 месяца назад
This video is brilliant. I truly wish that footage had made it into the director's cut. Thank you for all your effort, and may you accumulate many thousands more subscribers and views!
@vilasterrormotogp1419
@vilasterrormotogp1419 Год назад
I am also intrigued by the fact that I can watch the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings trilogy over and over again and never get tired of such beautiful stories. It is definitely spectacular 👍
@bearb664
@bearb664 11 месяцев назад
Same.
@e33d90
@e33d90 4 месяца назад
How can you even name the hobbit and LOTR trilogy in the same sentence, the hobbit trilogy was made purely to milk dollars from you, the LOTR trilogy deserved every dollar it made.
@Mlindley87
@Mlindley87 Год назад
The score of of these movies has always been incredible to me. It's perfect.
@paulearle5361
@paulearle5361 Год назад
Howard Shore….a Canadian 🇨🇦👍
@voiceofdistortedreason5998
@voiceofdistortedreason5998 Год назад
Anything Howard Shore does is amazing. Even the theme for Rings of Power is great! The show, not so much, but that opening track is 🔥
@Johnny.1994
@Johnny.1994 Год назад
Peter Jackson said he changed Sauron for the troll because that way we are still invested about Frodo hiding from Sauron and his mental duel with Sauron before he destroys the ring
@sm4carnageihope
@sm4carnageihope Год назад
I agree with the sentiment, but I think the Troll was kind of a lame replacement. The Mouth of Sauron would have been perfect as he represents Sauron on the battle field.
@Johnny.1994
@Johnny.1994 Год назад
@@sm4carnageihope Does Eowyn kill the Witch king in the books also? Cause I would have loved Aragorn to fight him 1v1 and kill him in front of the black gate with Anduril which also has magic in it so he can kill Nazgul with it
@sm4carnageihope
@sm4carnageihope Год назад
@@Johnny.1994 Yes she does
@seimen4348
@seimen4348 Год назад
@@Johnny.1994 yes, she does. If you change that to aragorn the prophecy "no man can kill him" wouldnt work anymore, right?
@Johnny.1994
@Johnny.1994 Год назад
@@seimen4348 That's why I asked it 😂 I haven't read the books only have seen lore videos on RU-vid
@andymaylor7979
@andymaylor7979 10 месяцев назад
I’m not sure it’s been mentioned but another, slightly more prosaic reason was that pre screening audiences were confusing Sauron for the Witch King and didn’t understand why he had return after just having been killed.
@Thesamurai1999
@Thesamurai1999 10 месяцев назад
Interesting. I’m upping this so others can see!
@ayiza8511
@ayiza8511 Год назад
I always get hyped every time I hear Aragorn's speech I bid you to stand men of the west
@mr.nobody5028
@mr.nobody5028 Год назад
A day may come when the complete and full version of this scene is released, but it is not this day.
@christianzafiroglu6705
@christianzafiroglu6705 Год назад
To this day, “For Frodo” is the best battle cry ever. And it’s practically whispered. In that moment, Aragorn becomes King. It’s Viggo Mortenson at his transformartive best.
@MattMBZ
@MattMBZ Год назад
Got me blubbering like a baby still lol
@acw3126
@acw3126 Год назад
And Sam's the one who did all the heavy lifting
@CruzaderKnight
@CruzaderKnight Год назад
It was the original “AVENGERS!!!!…. assemble” whisper
@ILoveallthegirls1
@ILoveallthegirls1 Год назад
Everytime constipation kicks in when I'm on the toilet "For Frodo..."
@davejohn255
@davejohn255 Год назад
@@ILoveallthegirls1 😀
@Silver-505
@Silver-505 6 месяцев назад
Visually, it would have been awesome to see Sauron on screen. I agree with Peter Jackson's final decision, but that image of Sauron as a fair being in his Annatar form is so amazing.
@darinlunderman8063
@darinlunderman8063 10 месяцев назад
If LOTR ever gets a "What-if?" series or some other type of spinoff, this scene could totally be restored for it. It does make sense that Sauron might want to try and strike down Isildur's descendant himself, having gathered _just enough_ strength to shapeshift into an armored warrior and act on his grudge. Hopefully, this scene will one day escape from the purgatory of unfinished content, its just so cool.
@tsnophaljakarax9963
@tsnophaljakarax9963 Год назад
That charge from Aragorn works so well especially in the extended cut, where there's a lot more tension between him and Sauron, and Sauron getting any opportunity to tempt Aragorn with his fears and doubts. In a way, that's one good thing about removing his physical form from this battle. If he was there, him appearing would come across more as just a villain taunting Aragorn, which while still cool just sorta makes Sauron out to be like a generic fantasy "final boss" type character. But hearing Sauron's voice to Aragorn really feels more like an unseen devilish presence; Aragorn's final test against temptation. Like, you can even see it in Gandalf's eye when Aragorn takes a few steps forward, worried that Aragorn has finally fallen to Sauron's dark will, only for him to turn around and say "For Frodo." Before making the charge. And then just seeing the two little hobbits go bravely charging in right behind him...just icing on the cake. I love this scene. And while it's a shame we never got to see an awesome fight between Aragorn and Sauron, I'm glad they cut this bit out, as I feel it made it all the more powerful.
@nildesperandum2034
@nildesperandum2034 Год назад
NO YOU'RE WRONG WE SHOUD HAVE SEEN THAT FIGHTING NO MATTER HOW IT WILL BE
@tarZenization
@tarZenization Год назад
@@nildesperandum2034 Sure, everyone who worked on the films was wrong. We should have gotten the video game final boss fight.
@alittlesnag
@alittlesnag Год назад
When Aragorn's will is faltering, you see Gandalf wave his hand as if to pull the curtain of doubt back so that Aragorn's faith in his friends pushes through. It's such a subtle thing and I love it.
@tsnophaljakarax9963
@tsnophaljakarax9963 Год назад
@@nildesperandum2034 Dude...........chill.
@deckers4050
@deckers4050 Год назад
I like Gollum
@nandaarmando5815
@nandaarmando5815 Год назад
A glimpse of Sauron's fair form is majestic. He shows them that he comes from a divine race.
@Lorrdd
@Lorrdd Год назад
Didn’t he lose the ability to assume a fair form when his physical form was destroyed on Numenor?
@nayhoward424
@nayhoward424 Год назад
Yes but I think the glimpse is like a spiritual form probably more of a metaphor to when he could assume a fair form
@BasePuma4007
@BasePuma4007 Год назад
Meh, it's the same devine race as Saruman and Gandalf.
@thedoruk6324
@thedoruk6324 Год назад
@@Lorrdd perhaps he grown into a degree that he would be able to take it as a spiritual form for a few momments
@brandonmorales6181
@brandonmorales6181 Год назад
@@BasePuma4007 im pretty sure Saruman & Gandalf appear as old men because that is how the people of middle-earth would be most receptive to them(wise old men vibes and stuff). Their true forms are probably just as majestic as Sauron's(maybe not Saruman idk if his may have been corrupted or something from becoming evil)
@WJen8
@WJen8 Год назад
Thank you for the editing!
@wallyr.7854
@wallyr.7854 9 дней назад
Wow 🤯! It took 21 years to see this footage I never knew it existed 😦…thank you posting 🙏🏻
@dannyboi8027
@dannyboi8027 Год назад
22 years later, Sauron's armor is still so detailed intense and creates a dialogue for how much of a menace he was as being the self-proclaimed Lord Of The Rings.
@matthewmoloney1076
@matthewmoloney1076 Год назад
Weta Workshop's finest
@secretname2670
@secretname2670 Год назад
And now we get Lawd of da Rangs adaptations ready to trample it all.
@matthewmoloney1076
@matthewmoloney1076 Год назад
@@secretname2670 I really dont think that rings of power is that bad. Definitely not as good as the original movies but it's good and mainly lore friendly
@secretname2670
@secretname2670 Год назад
@@matthewmoloney1076 Female beauty Shelob. Black dwarves and elves. Galadriel being so brutish and at the same time impotent compared to lore. Hobbits being retarded instead of easygoing. The examples go on.
@wapple3770
@wapple3770 Год назад
@@matthewmoloney1076 Personally, I like the series a lot, but I wouldn't call it lore friendly at all. Two major things that they've gotten wrong are that Galadriel is supposed to have already met and married Celeborn and Durin IV isn't the son of Durin III
@jaredlong231
@jaredlong231 Год назад
This speech has always, and will always give me chills
@beanbag9696
@beanbag9696 Год назад
What speech?
@charlessapp1835
@charlessapp1835 Год назад
I know. Especially considering that Aragorn is basically telling his men that their job is to die with him to give Frodo an open door to Mt. Doom. This was a suicide mission.
@matthewcasagrande231
@matthewcasagrande231 Год назад
I mean, have you seen braveheart?
@charlessapp1835
@charlessapp1835 Год назад
@@matthewcasagrande231 I can't watch it do to its massive historical inaccuracies.
@jaredlong231
@jaredlong231 Год назад
@@matthewcasagrande231 I have, but I've had "stand men of the west" memorized since I was 12 so ya know
@MrNeilTV
@MrNeilTV 8 месяцев назад
My god these films were so phenomenal, movies in general were just so much better back then
@ShinobiDrip999
@ShinobiDrip999 10 дней назад
Some of the best casting in cinema history
@thedisciplined5721
@thedisciplined5721 Год назад
Oh my God I got chills for 5 minutes straight. I forgot how amazing this trilogy is.
@Allure1337
@Allure1337 Год назад
HOW DARE YOU FORGET!
@foilhattiest1
@foilhattiest1 Год назад
Yeah, the yellow crane trucks of Mordor gets me every time.
@thedisciplined5721
@thedisciplined5721 Год назад
@@Allure1337 I'm a great fan of this trilogy. But I don't have time to see not even one movie cause each one is 4 hours. When I start the movie I must watch all of it and not continue another day from the 1st hour. That's why I forgot 😂👍
@thedisciplined5721
@thedisciplined5721 Год назад
@No Touchy good question !
@scottwarren4998
@scottwarren4998 Год назад
I like this ending much more than the original. This duel should have happened while the halflings are trying to destroy the ring.
@Feverdream7777
@Feverdream7777 Год назад
The biggest reason for the theatrical cut is that Sauron would have had to obtain the ring to regain physical form. Keeping him without physical form is the most logical thing.
@Commander-vf1lk
@Commander-vf1lk Год назад
Actually the biggest one is that it takes away Frodo’s journey in the first place. In other words, it would’ve ruined it by having it completely disregarded & have Aragorn as the actual hero.
@quasarlgq
@quasarlgq Год назад
@@Commander-vf1lk But this shows aragorn loosing and its the ring destroying Sauron when it breaks.
@Commander-vf1lk
@Commander-vf1lk Год назад
@@quasarlgq Yes but it’s the directors themselves that actually said so. Find out yourself & you’ll see what I said is a fact.
@grottoguru6473
@grottoguru6473 Год назад
Out of universe P. Jackson said that he chose to not include this fight with Sauron because it would've taken away from the real fight, that being Frodo and Sam's journey. In universe you are totally right, Sauron would need his ring to be able to regain physical form (thus the reason he lost his physical form at the battle of the last alliance in the first place). I stand corrected: I didn't catch/remember Sauron having a physical form in the books, my bad.
@adamcarter2979
@adamcarter2979 Год назад
This would be THE reason Peter Jackson should have used. If would have made no sense for Sauron to have physical form without the ring. I guess he’s lucky he cut this scene for other reasons.
@KenobiStark1
@KenobiStark1 6 месяцев назад
Mary and Pippin running after Aragorn, are why they deserved their final resting place beside him.
@percypercerton2125
@percypercerton2125 9 месяцев назад
Merry and Pippin charging chokes me up even after 23 years. Every single time. There won’t be movies like this ever again I fear.
@Tranqueirinhas
@Tranqueirinhas Год назад
This moment, when Aragorn is about to charge to certain death and say so calmly "for Frodo": is the single most awesome, orgasmic, badass, scene in the history of cinema.
@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676
Yes..its a closest thing to orgasm you can get in movie
@WadeWilson-
@WadeWilson- Год назад
Actor to family "Hey I got a small important role on the Lord of the Rings Movie" Family: "YAAAY, who you gonna be?" Actor: "SAURON" *some time later* Movie director "Yeah... about that... "
@pedestrian_overkill
@pedestrian_overkill Год назад
How otherworldly beautiful Sauron only was.
@michaelhayes8519
@michaelhayes8519 5 месяцев назад
The two Hobbits being the 1st to charge into battle, then being passed by literally everybody will always be funny. I firmly believe they led the morale of the battle
@e33d90
@e33d90 4 месяца назад
you should look into gandalf's role in middle earth and his ring of power that he used to save middle earth, that would explain it much more than some eager hobbits sprinting forward
@Cryptonicmx
@Cryptonicmx Год назад
This Trilogy never gets old.....
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