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Sam was the real hero but Frodo was amazing in his ability to conquer all the darkness and hatred of the Ring. It really was psychological torture. Nobody would throw the ring in. Finally the fight of Gollum and Frodo caused the ring to fall in. Such a good movie. Great characters and evil beings. My favorites are Sam and Aragorn. So glad Aragorn married Arwen and Sam married too. My favorite trilogy! Good one guys! 😍😄

Frodo the GOAT crackhead.

Tolkien himself said that nobody could have tossed the ring into the fire on purpose. It was always going to require an accident. The whole thing hinged on rather a lot of luck...or not. There are also some reasons to think the god of that universe (Eru Ilúvatar) nudged Gollum over the brink in a little bit of divine intervention.

Frodo is NOT the worst hero. The Ring is not benign unless in the hands Sauron. Bilbo didn't appear to be so affected for so long because the Shire is far, far from Mordor and Bilbo never had any intent to destroy it. Mount Doom is in Mordor, and so is Sauron. Every step closer to Frodo's goal is one step closer for the Ring's goal, too. And the closer they get, the more powerful the Ring grows. The Ring is like all the Axis powers of WWII, every addiction, every anxiety, every fear, every ab*sive ex on the planet amplified by three thousand years. And it is actively torturing Frodo physically, psychologically, and spiritually, to break his will to destroy the Ring. He is entirely aware that by putting one foot in front of the other, he is increasing his anguish-but he keeps moving forward anyway. Remember how briefly Lady Galadriel was exposed to the Ring before it tempted her to take over the world? It's not just trying to influence him, it's also trying to turn everyone around Frodo into an enemy so Frodo can't even trust anyone-which is a heavy contributor to his paranoia. The fact that it's taken this long for the Ring to even manage to separate Frodo from his best friend is pretty amazing. None of the other characters would have been able to carry the Ring this far, not even Sam. Just because Frodo hasn't gone charging sword-drawn into battle doesn't mean he hasn't been fighting in the war-and he's never had downtime to rest, feast, or drink ale.

Sam also sailed west upon the death of his wife. There, he would reunite with Frodo and pass away in peace.

You are two very good guys. I appreciate your reaction to what happened to our people; we feel for yours as well.💜

Yes, Theodon's reasoning behind the suicidal charge at the Oliphaunts was a desperate bid to keep them away from the city and home the sheer number of Rohirrim could whittle them down. In this moment, Rohan is Gondor's only line of defense, so Theodon will do whatever it takes to keep the White City as safe as possible and give them the best chance.

I watched every reaction video this was fire 🔥 gotta respek how you guys admitted it was better than Harry Potter even tho you Harry potter fans🫡

To me, there is no such thing as one single hero/MVP in Lord of the Rings. It took the entire Fellowship to destroy it and save Middle Earth. That includes Boromir and even Smeagol. If one of them had not taken on this mission it would have failed. They were all necessary. Frodo was the sacrifice, but it took everyone to help him get there. He could never have done it alone. BUT! Not a one of the others would have been able to resist the horrific temptation of the Ring. Heck, even Gandalf did not want to touch it. ALL of them are heroes, each in a different way.

Most of the rohirim riders were actually female actresses in breads and wigs 😅

Well, now you'll have to watch The Hobbit!

You guys have to watch The Hobbit now and keep the adventure going!!

27:40 😂😂

You'll be glad to know Rosie and Sam have 13 kids. Sam serves 8 terms as mayor of the Shire, and after Rosie passes, Sam as a ring bearer (if even for a short time) is accorded the honor of joining Frodo in the gray havens.

Frodo literally carried the evil inside him.. but he was annoying AF ? 😂

Glad you guys got to see the whole Epic and that the Extended Version paid off despite the length. Samwise The Real!! The Franchise Ride or Die Bro!!

Im gonna be the only one recommending this, but man y’all have to see Burn After Reading (2008)

you guys are the best "reactors" i've seen around, you are honest and pure in your reactions, love from france

Frodo: succumbs to the ultimate enticing form of power and evil thats been draining his psyche for years in the place where the effects are at their most powerful Way too many people: bro frodos an idiot man why didnt he just drop it At this point im thinking people "watch" these movies with their brains on screensaver because they expect the movie to tell them everything they should feel *Remembers recent media* Actually that follows now that i think about it

Who never skips leg day? Sam G!!

Now it's time for you to enjoy The Hobbit journey, you'll get a lot of answers from it

57:40 Is "Billy Butch" Éomer? He and Éowyn are brother and sister. King Théoden was their uncle. His son (their cousin, Théodred) was mortally wounded fighting orcs and died later. Éowyn sang at his funeral.

Frodo had me pressed first time I watched this

Sam becomes the most important guy in the shire and has like 11 kids with his lady Rosie 😅

You guys are idiots, seriously.

This a story about a thousand ways to be a hero. But at the top of them is Sam.

Dude on the right does not understand the power and the will of the Ring and how much it corrupts those nearby and those who wear it. 😄 Frodo is the only one who has endured to carry that burden. All the others would have been totally under Sauron's control a long time ago.

Only Frodo could have gotten the ring that close to Mordor. That's his strength and his heroic action. No one but Frodo could bear it so far before being corrupted by its power. The ring did affect him -- strongly as we see in the end -- but he carried to the brink. Reaching for Sam's hand and letting Sam help him back up shows his character. If he was not as strong as he was, he would have followed Gollum into the fire of Mount Doom.

don't be harsh of Frodo boys, mf is the only one strong enough to resist the ring inside Mordor (remeber Boromir was corrupted by only staying close to it, Smeagol in an instant..and the Ring only get stronger closer he get's to it's creation place)... he legit is the MVP of the story, because he legit is the only one who could carry it so far without being corrupted.

Have you guys seen Braveheart? If not, it is a must, especially for great battle speeches💪

If I remember correctly from the books: Denethor also had a Palintir and was basically manipulated through fear. He wasn't a good person but he was driven mad by the time you meet him in the story.

Think of the ring as being highly radioactive. Affecting only a small area, with the one wearing it being hit by it the hardest. Frodo was dealing with advanced radiation poisoning from the start. So to speak. Yeah, Elijah Wood the actor did ham it up a bit, and sometimes came across as corny. Imagine though, being eaten away by a sentient cancer. A disease with a mind, and a will of its own. Totally evil. Sort of makes the character a little more bearable when you recognize what he was really carrying.

How do you make it to the end of the third movie and not understand the great influence the ring has on anyone? It would have had more influence on you than it would have any of the hobbits, frodo included. Frodo is worthy of the praise because he took on the mantle of a great burden of carrying the ring. I just don't understand how you completely miss how strong the influence of the ring is and upon its eminent demise it would use the greatest influence it can muster, so it would be hard for anyone to throw the ring into the fire. Pathetic. If I were you guys, I would never trust my own judgement again and question everything. Aside from that, entertaining reaction, guys 😊

XD aowyn is not faramirs cousin! They come from 2 different kingdoms. They end up getting married

They didnt quite get the idea off in the movie but in the books Aragorn is a renowned healer and he heals alot of the smaller injuries any of the fellowship get as they travel. Then after the battle of minus tirith Aragorn spends the night healing all that he can in the city. And gondor had an ancient sayin that "the hands of the king are the hands of a healer" and so rumor spreads that a great captain had saved them and after battle he brings healing and so the people start to accept Aragorn as king before he pushes for any claim to the throne.

49:52 Bombastic Side eye

Literally the best people on youtube in my lil opinion 🥲🤍 Will you watch The Hobbit? ?

These stories are so good that you can think about them for a lifetime. I haven't read the books for more than 40 years, and maybe I will read them again. Listening to you two is never a bad thing. You bring your individuality to the movies/shows you wish to see.

Frodo had a much harder journey and load than Sam. Sam was faithful and loyal and brave, but would not been able to overdcome the power of the ring, same as Frodo. Nobody should throw hate at Frodo. Only if you misunderstand the power of the ring would you feel that way.

LOTR was my first real literary conquest. Read it the summer between 6th and 7th grade and loved it. Right before the Fellowship movie came out in the early 2000s, I read it again. Then, once more about 5 years ago. I think it's the greatest story written in our era. It competes with the ancient classics like the The Odyssey. JRR Tolkien was brilliant.

Guys ☹️☹️ I understand ur frustration with Frodo but keep in mind that he isn’t a fighter. He has a heavy weight to carry and for him to be able to carry that ring for as long as he did is a major feat. It’s easier for other people to stand on business because they didn’t have the power of the ring pressing down on them.

Dang! I’m sorry I missed the premiere!!!!! I’m about to jump on in to this ride!

It was hard listening to grown men groan and complain for like half an hour lol

So what y’all like better? Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings??

Eyowin : i am HER

Shadowfax with the sledge hammer shot to the weird old King's head! 🐎

I get why yall dont respect Frodo. The movies didn't do the best job of portraying his sacrifice. Poor guy getting all this slander for carrying all that heavy burden all this time lol. Thanks for the reaction!

Frodo is NOT being dramatic, jeez. And yes you probably are the only person annoyed by him, which makes you annoying AF.

Hey guys, many years after the end of this story, Sam is given passage across the sea to join Frodo in the Undying Lands. He was a ring-bearer if only for a couple of minutes, but that still accords him the right. They got to see each other again in the end :o)

Well, look on the bright side: Frodo expires before his time, though, granted, in unbelievably plush surroundings in Middle-earth Heaven