“It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were. And sometimes you didn't want to know the end. Because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened? But in the end, it’s only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you. That meant something, even if you were too small to understand why. But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now. Folk in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn’t. They kept going, because they were holding on to something. That there is some good in this world, and it's worth fighting for.”
Samwise gamgee is a true hero and helped frodo through this journey. Bilbo had gone on an adventure and had more than help. Frodo had the same as bilbo but it was all in one person. And that person was sam and not just sam he was sam the brave. Sam saved frodo many times. From shelob, gollum and offered to fight for frodo when they had first met aragorn in the prancing pony. Thank God that he was ease dropping.
I think my favourite quote is by Faramir: “I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, nor the arrow for its swiftness, nor the warrior for his glory. I love only that which they defend.” I think it's quite sad it's not in the films. Tolkien once said that he mostly resembles the character of Faramir, so I can't help but feel it has a deeper meaning on a meta level :)
@@JosiahTothsometimes things just aren’t meant to be. To flesh him out other parts would have to be sacrificed. I think overall, Jackson and the team got it spot on this trilogy is a masterpiece in cinema
It's probably people who likes B movies. People who loves Games of Thrones.. more like game of shit. They will never understand movies like this, or music like Pink floyd. They are too simple minded.
@@swemx7403 They are simple minded because they have a different taste... ok. You obviously think absolutely categorical so what's so bad about them being simple minded?
@@swemx7403 It was a technical problem, but it's funny you prefer to think I actively wrote the same comment 3 times... Very charming. Talking simple, categorical thinking.
@@MrJamesC Then answer this if im so simple, categorical thinking .. What is sad? 1: Love watching the LOTR trilogy, Star wars, Terminator 2, James Bond, Die hard trilogy etc. And hate watching Paradise hotell, Fifty shades of grey, Twilight trilogy, Any reality show with drama in it.. 2: Love watching Paradise hotell, Fifty shades of grey, Twilight trilogy, Any reality show with drama in it. And hate watching the LOTR trilogy, Star wars, Terminator 2, James Bond, Die hard trilogy.. What would you pick james? Now these were just randomly picked so you have a clear mindset of what im going for here.. So no mr smartass ''trying to sneak away'' comment now. Answer this simple question.. what would you pick?
WHY DON'T THEY MAKE FILMS LIKE THIS ANYMORE!!!???? 😭😭😭😭😭 Are we too dumbed down now by our Idiocracy to make films that inspire us to fight through the darkness? Imagine a world where this type of filmmaking was the norm and there were thousands of other films that were just as good... if not better. Take me to that place in the damned multiverse.
Same. I bawled my eyes crying when I saw that scene. Even the Kings, the Wizard, the Knights bowed down to them. I felt really proud of the dour Hobbitses 😭
@@Frey_TRO Me too, I'm a grown man and this film still tears me up something fierce. I don't bawl my eyes out... just silent tears and goosebumps. Though we need a better term that goosebumps for when something is so profoundly meaningful that your whole mind AND BODY react to it with awe and wonder. God... best feeling in the world. I can only imagine being a soldier on the battlefield and hearing a great speech by a good and just king that melts all your fears away and inspires you to defend your family (your mother, father, brothers, sisters, children, nieces, nephews, etc.) from invaders, even if it meant proudly dying to protect them.
Sam’s words even got through smeagol’s feelings. What a powerful speech that was. Samwise is one of the best written characters in the movie industry definitely!
@@scallie6462 Samwise is the true hero of the story. I love Frodo... but Samwise... God, we should all aim to be as strong as Samwise Gamgee. I hope to tell my son one day to be like Samwise and I'll promise to try to be more like Gandalf when I'm an old man. Imagine having someone like Gandalf as a grandfather.
@@breakmanradio2530 Ehh.. Problem is the Frodo's struggles are entirely internal, its not something you can portray properly. But in the end, Frodo fought and struggled as much as Sam did, even if we cant see it.
These never have my personal fave line - ‘Your sense of duty was no less greater than his. I wonder what his name was, where he came from. And if he really was evil at heart.’
Top 10 best lines, LotR ext. edition: 10. For Frodo. (Aragorn to his troops at the black gate) 9. Ischa qui I darugnul! [I spit on your grave!] (Gimli to Haldir) 8. I would rather share one lifetime with you, then face all the ages of this world alone. (Arwen to Aragorn) 7. Fly, you fools! (Gandalf to the Fellowship) 6. Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.(Lady Galadriel to Frodo) 5. If by my life or death I can protect you, you have my sword. (Aragorn to Frodo) 4. One does not simply walk into Mordor. (Boromir to the Council of Elrond) 3. Then let us be rid of it once and for all Mr. Frodo! I can't carry it for you...but I CAN carry you! (Sam to Frodo) 2. My friends...you bow to no one! (King Aragorn to the Hobbits) 1. I would have followed you, my brother...my captain...my King. 👑 (Boromir to Aragorn, upon his death😔). Just 1 'ringers' opinion.
7:21 always kinda broke my heart, in the movie you see smeagol curious and moved by sams words, as if a part of the 3. But we find himself to be isolated from the 3 later. Gives you a glimmer of what smeagol might have been like in the same goal and heart as sam and frodo.
This is very emotional!This is why The Lord of the rings and The Hobbit films and books are the best!Full of honor,courage,emotion,glory... This can be seen and read only in Tolkiens work.He has no equal on this earth as Bilbo said to Smaug!
Great list! I agree with the order you put the scenes in, as I can relate to these quotes. Also, I think these quotes are one of the main reasons The Lord Of The Rings films and books are so incredible, because we can relate to these quotes and take them as life lessons for our lives. Anyways, keep doing this awesome work!
thats just the essence of a good story, you should be able to take life lessons and make yourself a better person from it, atleast thats how i like to look at it, there should almost always be a moral of the story
It’s a brilliant inclusion in the film. That scene, more than any other, is evidence that Sméagol still had some glimmer of goodness in him. Even those who we see as beyond repair - beyond help - have a hope of making something of themselves. Ultimately, Sméagol gives way to greed, and it is his own undoing. Ironically, it is Frodo’s greed that enables this. I think Sam’s presence at Mount Doom - him carrying Frodo up the mountain, pushing for Good - is a symbol for the fact that sometimes all we need to tip the scales in the world is to influence positivity and hope for Good will triumph over evil.
I'm dissapointed, what about; "come on Mr. Frodo! I can't carry it for you, but I can Carry you"?! Sam to Frodo just before entering mount doom, it refers to the ring.😬
At the end of Aragorn's speech when the camera turns and the army is marching towards him out of the black gate is so intense. A wave of death coming to him but he stands his ground.
I think what Gandalf says to Frodo in Moria is really insightful and demonstrates a lot of the ideals Tolkein held. Middle Earth was really an attempt to recreate the myths and legends that the west/English common law lost during the dark ages. Quite a noble task, if you ask me that would crush most of those that attempted it. Values, faith and morality drip from this story.
i actually had to recite sams speech to frodo for drama class in high school once, i was really proud of myself and some people actually recognized it, still not sure why i was put in drama class for 3 years but i did have fun, i also got a girl to real punch me while everyone had to fake punch eachother by saying lord of the rings is better than harry potter, im pretty proud of that one too, we were suppost to "pretend" to shove eachother and i got her so pissed off she shoved me hard enough to actually push me over, the best acting is always just to do it for real id like to say
the true best one. One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, One ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them; In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie.
Doesn't help that if you looked it up in the books, it's not in there. Theoden's speech ends with "Ride now! Ride now! Ride to Gondor!" Eomer who says "Death! Ride to ruin and the world's ending!" in his grief after Theoden dies.
It's like the great stories, Mr. Frodo, the ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were, and sometimes you didn't want to know the end because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad has happened? But in the end, it's only a passing thing this shadow, even darkness must pass. A new day will come, and when the sun shines, it'll shine out the clearer. I know now folks in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn't. They kept going because they were holding on to something. That there's an ID in this world, Mr. Frodo, and it's worth fighting for.
I think the 2 should be 1 as is pretty much sums up the whole book. The book is full of the spiritual and the pity that Bilbo had was the good. The mercy and goodness of God against the evil in the world.
Aragorn’s speech at the black gate could’ve also been a rallying speech to a bunch of dudes to stop one of their buddy’s crazy girlfriends from getting between them.
Tolkien said the book wasn't an allegory for World War 1... but the fact is, his experiences in the trenches served as the soul of his great works. Hell, Frodo ended up with was once called "shell shock" and what we now know refer to as PTSD.
The quotes from return of the king are great but i think the quote that sparks my interest is from the fellowship of the ring, I wish the ring, i have never come to me, I wish this never would’ve happened. There are forces in this world mr. Frodo besides the will of evil, Bilbo was meant to find the ring in this case you were also meant to have it but that is not an encouraging thought.
Idk how this series of film adaptations went from so amazing 20 years ago, to utter shite when technology, CGI, practical effects, etc. should be *better* All I can think is that when Peter Jackson made the first trilogy, he truly encouraged a great deal of “method acting”/using live, costumed stuntmen as orcs, where fighting with (granted, dull) but still strong and heavy metal blades, in suits of actual armor/chainmail to protect them from the blows. This got pretty extreme in some sequences, like near the end of the fellowship of the ring when Aragorn is fighting the urak hai Captain, the shield that the orc rams into the tree, pinning Aragorn to it, damn near killed him (not to mention other incidences where people broke many bones on set, as well as rode their horses though desolate fields that appeared as such because the N.Z. Government uses that area as military practice/it was literally an uncleared minefield they were filming on… But if that’s the case, we need more directors with balls like that, because to contrast any other LOTR/Tolkien adaptation that’s come since it’s like night and day 😢
They could have gotten better people to play the soldiers... or just spent at least a few days training the ones that would be in the primary shot. They didn't even know how to unsheathe their swords correctly and they had stupid looks on their faces. This is the only time I've really seen a flaw with LOTR and I had to look pretty damn close to see it. I can always write it off by thinking, "meh, they're conscripted farmers and they had zero time for training."
3:59 words to live by, if you cannot give out life, be careful about wishing death. Only those that can give life see those that truly deserve death. All other judgements are human and inherently flawed.
This is so why Rings of Power is trash. The neo revisionist state of media always stains what makes movies great. It is to inspire hope and not mongering.
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“It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were. And sometimes you didn't want to know the end. Because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened? But in the end, it’s only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you. That meant something, even if you were too small to understand why. But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now. Folk in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn’t. They kept going, because they were holding on to something. That there is some good in this world, and it's worth fighting for.”
I wish I could just plaster this on a wall
Samwise gamgee is a true hero and helped frodo through this journey. Bilbo had gone on an adventure and had more than help. Frodo had the same as bilbo but it was all in one person. And that person was sam and not just sam he was sam the brave. Sam saved frodo many times. From shelob, gollum and offered to fight for frodo when they had first met aragorn in the prancing pony. Thank God that he was ease dropping.
What page is this quote from?
Even darkness must pass
I truly love this line. Very inspiring.
I think my favourite quote is by Faramir: “I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, nor the arrow for its swiftness, nor the warrior for his glory. I love only that which they defend.”
I think it's quite sad it's not in the films. Tolkien once said that he mostly resembles the character of Faramir, so I can't help but feel it has a deeper meaning on a meta level :)
That's my 2nd favourite.
There was a little bit of the Faramir love story in the extended cut.
I do wish that Faramir quote had made it in.
They really ruined Faramir's character in the movies and thats just a shame
completely agree, films did not do him justice. Showed his quality@s.mcdermott429
@@JosiahTothsometimes things just aren’t meant to be. To flesh him out other parts would have to be sacrificed. I think overall, Jackson and the team got it spot on this trilogy is a masterpiece in cinema
And I’ve heard people say this film is bad.
I’ll never understand those people.
It's probably people who likes B movies. People who loves Games of Thrones.. more like game of shit.
They will never understand movies like this, or music like Pink floyd.
They are too simple minded.
@@swemx7403 They are simple minded because they have a different taste... ok. You obviously think absolutely categorical so what's so bad about them being simple minded?
@@MrJamesC You really didn't have to comment that 3 times.. ok?
It isn't bad, it's just sad.
@@swemx7403 It was a technical problem, but it's funny you prefer to think I actively wrote the same comment 3 times... Very charming. Talking simple, categorical thinking.
@@MrJamesC Then answer this if im so simple, categorical thinking ..
What is sad?
1: Love watching the LOTR trilogy, Star wars, Terminator 2, James Bond, Die hard trilogy etc.
And hate watching Paradise hotell, Fifty shades of grey, Twilight trilogy, Any reality show with drama in it..
2: Love watching Paradise hotell, Fifty shades of grey, Twilight trilogy, Any reality show with drama in it.
And hate watching the LOTR trilogy, Star wars, Terminator 2, James Bond, Die hard trilogy..
What would you pick james? Now these were just randomly picked so you have a clear mindset of what im going for here..
So no mr smartass ''trying to sneak away'' comment now. Answer this simple question.. what would you pick?
Thank you , mister Tolkien for Middle Earth.
thank the wikings
#2 will always be my favorite! “All we have to decide, is what to do with the time that is given to us.”
I used that one in my valedictorian speech!
@almostalwaysright8587 is it a good one for a year book?
WHY DON'T THEY MAKE FILMS LIKE THIS ANYMORE!!!???? 😭😭😭😭😭 Are we too dumbed down now by our Idiocracy to make films that inspire us to fight through the darkness? Imagine a world where this type of filmmaking was the norm and there were thousands of other films that were just as good... if not better. Take me to that place in the damned multiverse.
“My friends, you bow to no one” gets me emotional every time. This is such an incredible trilogy.
Same. I bawled my eyes crying when I saw that scene. Even the Kings, the Wizard, the Knights bowed down to them. I felt really proud of the dour Hobbitses 😭
@@Frey_TRO Me too, I'm a grown man and this film still tears me up something fierce. I don't bawl my eyes out... just silent tears and goosebumps. Though we need a better term that goosebumps for when something is so profoundly meaningful that your whole mind AND BODY react to it with awe and wonder. God... best feeling in the world. I can only imagine being a soldier on the battlefield and hearing a great speech by a good and just king that melts all your fears away and inspires you to defend your family (your mother, father, brothers, sisters, children, nieces, nephews, etc.) from invaders, even if it meant proudly dying to protect them.
Sam’s words even got through smeagol’s feelings. What a powerful speech that was. Samwise is one of the best written characters in the movie industry definitely!
I love that samwise is the one that has the #1 quote. He is so insightful and a really good person in the story.
Written based on the brave young Batmen who helped Tolkien find courage during his time as an officer during WW1..
Sam is the best of us..
@@scallie6462 Samwise is the true hero of the story. I love Frodo... but Samwise... God, we should all aim to be as strong as Samwise Gamgee. I hope to tell my son one day to be like Samwise and I'll promise to try to be more like Gandalf when I'm an old man. Imagine having someone like Gandalf as a grandfather.
@@breakmanradio2530 Ehh.. Problem is the Frodo's struggles are entirely internal, its not something you can portray properly. But in the end, Frodo fought and struggled as much as Sam did, even if we cant see it.
@strider8662 *thank* you! Frodo doesn't get nearly enough recognition or credit that he deserves.
These never have my personal fave line - ‘Your sense of duty was no less greater than his. I wonder what his name was, where he came from. And if he really was evil at heart.’
My favourite is potatoes?! Boil em, mash em, stick em in a stew
Taters eh? Whats taters precious??
Top 10 best lines, LotR ext. edition:
10. For Frodo. (Aragorn to his troops at the black gate)
9. Ischa qui I darugnul! [I spit on your grave!] (Gimli to Haldir)
8. I would rather share one lifetime with you, then face all the ages of this world alone. (Arwen to Aragorn)
7. Fly, you fools! (Gandalf to the Fellowship)
6. Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.(Lady Galadriel to Frodo)
5. If by my life or death I can protect you, you have my sword. (Aragorn to Frodo)
4. One does not simply walk into Mordor. (Boromir to the Council of Elrond)
3. Then let us be rid of it once and for all Mr. Frodo! I can't carry it for you...but I CAN carry you! (Sam to Frodo)
2. My friends...you bow to no one! (King Aragorn to the Hobbits)
1. I would have followed you, my brother...my captain...my King. 👑 (Boromir to Aragorn, upon his death😔).
Just 1 'ringers' opinion.
My favourite: “It comes in pints? I’m getting one.” (Pippin to Merry)
I feel like it's missing, "They're taking the Hobbits to Isengard!"
I absolutely love "...You bow to no one"
What about a second breakfast?
The whole legendarium is full of top quotes by subject or any category you can come up with.
These feelings! I seriously can't describe it
7:21 always kinda broke my heart, in the movie you see smeagol curious and moved by sams words, as if a part of the 3. But we find himself to be isolated from the 3 later. Gives you a glimmer of what smeagol might have been like in the same goal and heart as sam and frodo.
This is very emotional!This is why The Lord of the rings and The Hobbit films and books are the best!Full of honor,courage,emotion,glory... This can be seen and read only in Tolkiens work.He has no equal on this earth as Bilbo said to Smaug!
I literally just watched the return of the king last night and Aragorn’s speech to hype up his men still gives me chills
Great list! I agree with the order you put the scenes in, as I can relate to these quotes. Also, I think these quotes are one of the main reasons The Lord Of The Rings films and books are so incredible, because we can relate to these quotes and take them as life lessons for our lives. Anyways, keep doing this awesome work!
thats just the essence of a good story, you should be able to take life lessons and make yourself a better person from it, atleast thats how i like to look at it, there should almost always be a moral of the story
I truly love these moments. It's what makes the movies so great.
It’s a brilliant inclusion in the film. That scene, more than any other, is evidence that Sméagol still had some glimmer of goodness in him. Even those who we see as beyond repair - beyond help - have a hope of making something of themselves. Ultimately, Sméagol gives way to greed, and it is his own undoing. Ironically, it is Frodo’s greed that enables this. I think Sam’s presence at Mount Doom - him carrying Frodo up the mountain, pushing for Good - is a symbol for the fact that sometimes all we need to tip the scales in the world is to influence positivity and hope for Good will triumph over evil.
Chills. So many chills
I'm dissapointed, what about; "come on Mr. Frodo! I can't carry it for you, but I can Carry you"?! Sam to Frodo just before entering mount doom, it refers to the ring.😬
I agree. This one always got me in the feels, and I barely have any of that to begin with, so it's quite impressive.
Sam is the real hero actually. Such a good companion, brave, pure, loyal.
Sam emotional speech is my favorite in all history of films ,it gets me to tears every time I see it
"what do you smell?" "MAN FLESH"
At the end of Aragorn's speech when the camera turns and the army is marching towards him out of the black gate is so intense. A wave of death coming to him but he stands his ground.
Just watched the zoom reunion of the Lotr cast. Sooooo good!
All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us
I think what Gandalf says to Frodo in Moria is really insightful and demonstrates a lot of the ideals Tolkein held. Middle Earth was really an attempt to recreate the myths and legends that the west/English common law lost during the dark ages. Quite a noble task, if you ask me that would crush most of those that attempted it. Values, faith and morality drip from this story.
Argh, now I gotta re-watch the whole trilogy. 🥺
me too bro😂
Yes, I am crying! It's okay to cry!
"My friends, you bow to no one"
Ecclesiastes 7:9
Be not quick in your spirit to become angry, for anger lodges in the heart of fools.
Aragorn always give me goosebumps
i actually had to recite sams speech to frodo for drama class in high school once, i was really proud of myself and some people actually recognized it, still not sure why i was put in drama class for 3 years but i did have fun, i also got a girl to real punch me while everyone had to fake punch eachother by saying lord of the rings is better than harry potter, im pretty proud of that one too, we were suppost to "pretend" to shove eachother and i got her so pissed off she shoved me hard enough to actually push me over, the best acting is always just to do it for real id like to say
Aragorn speech is what i felt deep in the bone when i watched first episode of rings of power
“So do all who live to see such times…”
So emotional.
Thanks for sharing and greetings from a spanish fan of The Lord of the Rings.
Aragorn (Viggo) at the Black Gate... chills every time man!
Perfect, just what I was looking for, thank you
the true best one. One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, One ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them; In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie.
I feel like a fake fan 😩 I didn’t know they were shouting “death” I thought they were saying “yeah!”
That's too funny! I had a friend who, when seeing the Disney animated Pocahontas, thought the "Savages" song was "Sandwiches" 🤷♀️😂
Sitcom Christian 🎶 sandwiches sandwiches barely any mayonnaise sandwiches sandwiches chop off all the crust 🎶 dude I just remixed it lol
I thought they were yelling daaaaaaa!!!
Doesn't help that if you looked it up in the books, it's not in there. Theoden's speech ends with "Ride now! Ride now! Ride to Gondor!" Eomer who says "Death! Ride to ruin and the world's ending!" in his grief after Theoden dies.
Po-ta-toes. Boil em, mash em, stick em in a stew.
It's like the great stories, Mr. Frodo, the ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were, and sometimes you didn't want to know the end because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad has happened? But in the end, it's only a passing thing this shadow, even darkness must pass. A new day will come, and when the sun shines, it'll shine out the clearer. I know now folks in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn't. They kept going because they were holding on to something. That there's an ID in this world, Mr. Frodo, and it's worth fighting for.
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“Deeds will not be less valiant because they are unpraised.”
My favorite from the books.
Right now that last scene seems particularly relevant.
this movie reminds me of mount of blade warband if you haven't check that game the game is really like lord of the rings
Why make it a 5 teir list when you cpuld just have the whole of the trilogy! Every line in the movies is quotable
But in the end it's also a passing thing, this shadow...
"for Frodo"
"It's quite cool." - Gandalf
Return of the King really gets me going
I finally start to realize the large difference between the West and East cultures, which can be easily spotted in the content of the movies.
I'm not crying.. shatup!
I think the 2 should be 1 as is pretty much sums up the whole book. The book is full of the spiritual and the pity that Bilbo had was the good. The mercy and goodness of God against the evil in the world.
Aragorn’s speech at the black gate could’ve also been a rallying speech to a bunch of dudes to stop one of their buddy’s crazy girlfriends from getting between them.
This is so much more than a movie
Sean Astin was a good actor for sam
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Sure!
Tolkien said the book wasn't an allegory for World War 1... but the fact is, his experiences in the trenches served as the soul of his great works. Hell, Frodo ended up with was once called "shell shock" and what we now know refer to as PTSD.
Tolkien, I'd like to thank you so much for this incredible story.
Everyone, each of us, must decide who we shall be
epic story
I'm not crying, you're crying.
Hardest try not to cry challenge ever
Got #1 right but #2 should be “ride out with me”.
my favourite quote, "stand men of the west" against men of the east (the barbaric)
The quotes from return of the king are great but i think the quote that sparks my interest is from the fellowship of the ring, I wish the ring, i have never come to me, I wish this never would’ve happened. There are forces in this world mr. Frodo besides the will of evil, Bilbo was meant to find the ring in this case you were also meant to have it but that is not an encouraging thought.
I thank thee. Sir Tolkien. for a new world. a world of joy and sorrow, life and death, honor and valor, good and evil.
"Looks like meat is back on the menu boys!"
Idk how this series of film adaptations went from so amazing 20 years ago, to utter shite when technology, CGI, practical effects, etc. should be *better*
All I can think is that when Peter Jackson made the first trilogy, he truly encouraged a great deal of “method acting”/using live, costumed stuntmen as orcs, where fighting with (granted, dull) but still strong and heavy metal blades, in suits of actual armor/chainmail to protect them from the blows.
This got pretty extreme in some sequences, like near the end of the fellowship of the ring when Aragorn is fighting the urak hai Captain, the shield that the orc rams into the tree, pinning Aragorn to it, damn near killed him (not to mention other incidences where people broke many bones on set, as well as rode their horses though desolate fields that appeared as such because the N.Z. Government uses that area as military practice/it was literally an uncleared minefield they were filming on…
But if that’s the case, we need more directors with balls like that, because to contrast any other LOTR/Tolkien adaptation that’s come since it’s like night and day 😢
They could have gotten better people to play the soldiers... or just spent at least a few days training the ones that would be in the primary shot. They didn't even know how to unsheathe their swords correctly and they had stupid looks on their faces. This is the only time I've really seen a flaw with LOTR and I had to look pretty damn close to see it. I can always write it off by thinking, "meh, they're conscripted farmers and they had zero time for training."
CRYING IN THE CLUB YET AGAIN
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3:59 words to live by, if you cannot give out life, be careful about wishing death. Only those that can give life see those that truly deserve death. All other judgements are human and inherently flawed.
My favourite is
Meats back on the menu boizzz
Cool, I didn't know you have a youtube channel
You should do more videos on the hobbit
Tolkein was obviously the 6th wizard
back here after RoP2
Where the hell was “I can’t carry it for you, but I can carry you” or “you bow to no one”?
Ekshikaka2phehalu aurdharam adharam aur
Where is “So you have chosen death.”
po tey toes boil em mash em stick em in a stew
Burayikejab warth futega tosabjagahrausni hihogaaur aur
Rohirrim charge will always be n.° 1
This is so why Rings of Power is trash. The neo revisionist state of media always stains what makes movies great. It is to inspire hope and not mongering.
Deaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaath
Sabseacchamevburqyithaaur sabseburamev acchayihogahi kahinakahi kisinakisime kyutabhi donokavalueheaur
Historymekuchlogtoqcchathqhi hogahi ramaursirta tothe hiaur aur
“By right we shouldn’t even be here” the entire novel fanbase - ikr
Kolumda dövmesi varmı var arabamda boramirin kırılmış olan borusunun resmi varmi var odam da legolasin merdiven sahnesi fotosu varmi var kitabını j.r.r tolken sayesinde en basindan basyapit olarak hepsini okudum mu evet okudum 3 günde bir izliyomuyum müsait olursam evet telefonda çalma sesim rohirrimin minastire ayak bastiği andaki çalan şarkinin melodisi varmi evet var 65 yasinda gencliğini tarlada çalişarak ilk okul mezunu fakat en iyi profosörden daha aydin görüşlü babama su filmin serisini bi daha aç izleyelim lafini söylettimmi evet bunuda yaptim inanirmisiniz bilmiyorum ama bi kiz arkadasımdan yüzüklerin efendisi çok saçma dediği için çok pis laf sokarak hayatımdan çıkardımmı evet yaptim abi bunuda yaptim bu kadar şeyi yapmama rağmen yetiyomu yetmiyo bu film çıktıgında ben 14 yasindaydim o günden bu güne kadar çok film izledim esaretin bedeli evet çok güzel piyanist evet harika pk filmi evet süper ama onlar film bu yapim ise çok farkli birşey tüm yüzüklerin efendisi sevenlerine selamlar gönderiyorum cocuklariniza bile sevdirinki benim gibi onlarda cocuklarina sevdirsinler bu film kiyamete kadar bilinsin ALLAHA emanetsiniz
reis ya🧝♂️🧝♂️
Yakhudwaisaho yaacchakartahoshamjhtaho aur anadarseburaho himatnahoburakarneka par hobura tofailayega vwahi ignorekarega anadarsewaisahogavto
fayada yahimatnaho ya kabilhinaho kiharvhoneka bewkoflog aur koifaraknabala aur aur
Where tf is fool of a took
Yes, I miss that one too.
I can already see Sam wise giving Frodo a valentines this year
How is it possible to make so many videos about a movie
heart mold set my heart on your religion....
Oh God according to my heart of the right religion and right …
DEATH!!!!!!!
coming back to it after the rings of power shitshow really put in perspective the reasons why they fucked it so bad
Now compare that to The Rings of Power dialogue...
Now, with the war is going on in Ukraine, the last quote is really up-to-date
Sabaagyanherahato gyankapatkaisechalwga aurki kyasahihekyagqlathe aur
Kibagwqnhe proffhotaheaur agar shidhiheto bhasewqrdhamkepassaur aur
I already know who samwise is giving his valentines to