*Nazgul screech* Translation: Dude, he’ll ruin our image! (From the Nostalgia Critic’s Old vs New of Peter Jackson’s and Ralph Bakshi’s Lord of the Rings)
Its funny seeing negative nancies in the comments complaining about this not being Glorfindel, like it was in the book when this was the scene that made me fall in love with The Lord of the Rings in the first place. Its sad, beautiful, terrifying and mythical. Just think of it from Frodo's perspective. All he wanted was just to do the right thing, but now evil is closing in on his friends from all sides. He's has been stabbed. He's been poisoned. He's dying. The end is near... But then an angel appears. She speaks a language he doesn't know. She tells him everything will be alright. There are so many scenes in this trilogy that make me cry without fail, and this was the first one. I would not have wept in the cinema as a kid, if this was some random male Elf. The fact that its the love of Aragorn's life who comes to help him and complete his mission is what *makes* this scene.
Glorfindel comes and goes quickly in the books. He barely makes an impression in the story. You can get away with a sweeping character like that on the page, but it would not translate on the screen. Even in the Ralph Bakshi animated film of Lord of the Rings, they replaced Glorfindel with Legolas in this scene. To have Arwen come to Frodo’s rescue and bring him to Rivendell, her home, to be healed by her father, Elrond, it made a lot more sense.
For me glorfindel would be better. We see enough of Arwen already, I'd like to see Glorfindel. In the book, Glorfindel arrives and meanwhile Arwen is in Lothlorien. I think this is ridiculous, they only show her because she is Aragorn's lover. Likewise, they show less of Legolas' scenes just for this reason. So they skipped Legolas' scenes in Lothlorien and his conversation with Frodo. Still my best and favorite movie series
Liv Tyler is a good actress and truly one of the most beautiful people on the planet. I like how Arwen first appears before Frodo at 1:14 like an angel from heaven.
It's such a good detail, I keep noticing more things. How the others didn't see her like that, but it was her coming to him in the spirit sense. Beautiful.
In the books, it was Glorfindel the one who came in aid of Frodo, not Arwen. And since Frodo was able now to see the “unseen”, he saw the true form of Glorfindel, the had the Ligh of Valinor. But because Peter Jackson didn't add Glorfindel to the movies, he put some of the aspects of Glorfindel into Arwen (the light that Frodo can see) to build the relationship between Aragorn and Arwen. I'm still waiting on a movie or series in which we get a proper introduction to Glorfindel. Like when the Witch King flee once he saw Glorfindel, or watch him fight with a Balrog.
Arwen: *casually flirting with aragon off his guard* Frodo: *dying an agonising death* Just imagine aragorn being distracted by his wife and hes like "oh shit, forgot about frodo" 😂
One of the things I actually think Jackson did better than Tolkien (hate even saying that) is making Arwen and Aragorn have a developed story. He really brought her character to a new level.
I agree with you. There is really a big problem in the books in terms of the development of the love story between Aragorn and Arwen. I read the book for the first time in 2000. When Aragorn got married with Arwen, I basically had no idea who Arwen was. Last year I downloaded a PDF copy of the books and found out that she is almost not mentioned after the Council of Elrond episode. When the movies were released, I was not happy to see Arwen carrying Frodo to Rivendel. However, Lyv Tyler did a perfect job. She is beautiful, feminine, wise and brave. She even spoke in Elvish to the fans a few times. She is the opposite to Morfydd Clark portrayal of Galadriel.
@@yellowhazeproductionsyou do know he wrote beren and luthian right? And that "from a different time" excuse is nothing but completely bs. People have been in love since the beginning of history. You think stories like helen and paris, snowhite, romeo and Juliet, etc... Were only created 30 years ago? Please
@@diollinebranderson6553 I am talking about Eowyn in combat. Yeah I know Beren and Luthien she went to Morgoth's palace and put them to sleep with her voice but I was talking about being able to ride and wield a sword like men. Arwen in the movie was expanded to save Frodo and attempt to duel the Nazgul even though this never happened in the book because women were not expected to do such stuff As I said, Tolkien was from a different time and he was progressive enough with Eowyn.
Honestly I much prefer this introduction to Arwen over the books. She comes like an angel of healing to Frodo then whisks him to safety, fighting back the danger
“Menno o nin na hon i eliad annen annin, hon leitho o ngurth.” “May the blessing that was given to me be sent from me to him, may he be released from death.”
In the books Sam is completely enamored by the elves and loved hearing stories about them from Bilbo. Bilbo also taught Frodo some elvish and I'm sure Sam picked it up from both Frodo and Bilbo in the Shire.
Besides Shadowfax, Asfaloth shines in Frodo's dire need to get to Rivendell, or at least by the river were the Elvish magic can hold off the Nazgul blade's wound. That beautiful Horse comes through.
One of the best scenes in the movie I don't care if it's like the book or not this is better because Arwen is Aragorn's love of his life. But also a powerful wonderful scene in its own right the age old Battle of good against evil
The Nazgul theme is sung in the language of old Numenor as Sauron corrupted several mighty kings of men and corrupting them for Sauron would be like smashing a sixer in conkers!
I think Arwen could've been used to fill in for Glorfindel in a sense in this movie but the fact they just gave all of Glorfindel's attributes to her bothers me. Like she shouldn't glow because she hasn't seen the light of the trees of Valinor like Glorfindel and Galadriel had
It was decent of that Arwen bird to give Frodo a lift on her horse for the 225 miles from Weathertop to Rivendell. PS- The distances in Middle Earth were huge, which didn't come across in the film, no wonder it took Frodo and Sam 6 months to get from Hobbiton to Mt. Doom (about 1100 miles) mostly on foot.
If anyone with morgul blade pirecied becames a wraith....then if I was sauron.....I would make 1000 of them and when not many can withstand 9 then it's impossible for 1000 +9
The reason the 9 are as powerful as they are, is because they are the bearers of the 9 rings gifted to men, they aren't regular wraiths. Their power is tied to the one ring.
In the books Frodo wasn't nearly as useless. But in the films they really did him dirty! I love these movies so much but there are some Frodo scenes that I still struggle with. Sam was the real MVP. The Ring would never have been destroyed if it weren't for Sam.
No it takes lot of strength to refrain rings temptation..Frodo was the only one who could do that for a long time. Sam almost fell for the ring at citith ungol until Frodo snatched it from his hand.
I've never heard why PJ chose to switch out Arwen for Glorfindel at the Ford. Anyone know? I've always been disappointed. Watching this clip today I realied for the first time that PJ stole the name of Glorfindel's horse as well as the scene from him.
@@shannong5074 to be fair the ONLY woman important to the plot in the books is Galadriel, which is why i thought the fandoms reaction to Tauriel was ironic because Arwen is the Tauriel of LOTR yet she's so celebrated by the "true" fans
@@shannong5074 That's ironic 'cause in the other movies, Arwen is not anymore the badass woman character she is in the first but only a crying damsel. It's Eowyn who becomes the badass woman character.
Bro, not Sam making jokes as Frodo's bout to become a wraith. I understand that he's trying to make light of the situation, but at least get some elms that can relieve the pain like I- 🗿 Edit: I know he does get some weed to help Frodo, but he should've known sooner since he is a botanist.
Imagine if Frodo did become a wraith. He would look funny cause he’d be the shortest one.
Omgg yess 🤣
Imagine people underestimating him because of how short of a wraith he is only for him to go apeshit on everyone
here's Arwen riding with a little wraith in becoming...
They give him a little tiny zombie horse.
*Nazgul screech*
Translation: Dude, he’ll ruin our image!
(From the Nostalgia Critic’s Old vs New of Peter Jackson’s and Ralph Bakshi’s Lord of the Rings)
This is better than any car chase scene in every action movie.
Its funny seeing negative nancies in the comments complaining about this not being Glorfindel, like it was in the book when this was the scene that made me fall in love with The Lord of the Rings in the first place. Its sad, beautiful, terrifying and mythical. Just think of it from Frodo's perspective. All he wanted was just to do the right thing, but now evil is closing in on his friends from all sides. He's has been stabbed. He's been poisoned. He's dying. The end is near... But then an angel appears. She speaks a language he doesn't know. She tells him everything will be alright. There are so many scenes in this trilogy that make me cry without fail, and this was the first one. I would not have wept in the cinema as a kid, if this was some random male Elf. The fact that its the love of Aragorn's life who comes to help him and complete his mission is what *makes* this scene.
Glorfindel comes and goes quickly in the books. He barely makes an impression in the story. You can get away with a sweeping character like that on the page, but it would not translate on the screen.
Even in the Ralph Bakshi animated film of Lord of the Rings, they replaced Glorfindel with Legolas in this scene. To have Arwen come to Frodo’s rescue and bring him to Rivendell, her home, to be healed by her father, Elrond, it made a lot more sense.
Well, technically, frodo did know elvish, but everything else you're saying is totally true!
@@arwen2169 Was just about to write this!
For me glorfindel would be better. We see enough of Arwen already, I'd like to see Glorfindel. In the book, Glorfindel arrives and meanwhile Arwen is in Lothlorien. I think this is ridiculous, they only show her because she is Aragorn's lover. Likewise, they show less of Legolas' scenes just for this reason. So they skipped Legolas' scenes in Lothlorien and his conversation with Frodo. Still my best and favorite movie series
Well said! I'm glad I'm not the only person who tears up from this scene. I don't know why exactly but it's so powerful
Only Sam would know what kingsfoil 🍃 is because he’s a gardener
no he would not
In all of my times watching the theatrical cut I never noticed the trolls. I’m glad Sam points it out in the extended edition
I find it odd they would cut this out considering it’s like only 11 seconds and if kept in wouldn’t have ruined the pacing.
0:06 me too.
Liv Tyler is a good actress and truly one of the most beautiful people on the planet. I like how Arwen first appears before Frodo at 1:14 like an angel from heaven.
It's such a good detail, I keep noticing more things. How the others didn't see her like that, but it was her coming to him in the spirit sense. Beautiful.
@@katherinewilson1853 It's the writing and photography.
We saw it from Frodo's perspective. He could see into the spirit realm, and so he perceived her angelic nature.
@@aaronc4899 When you're right, you're right.
In the books, it was Glorfindel the one who came in aid of Frodo, not Arwen. And since Frodo was able now to see the “unseen”, he saw the true form of Glorfindel, the had the Ligh of Valinor. But because Peter Jackson didn't add Glorfindel to the movies, he put some of the aspects of Glorfindel into Arwen (the light that Frodo can see) to build the relationship between Aragorn and Arwen.
I'm still waiting on a movie or series in which we get a proper introduction to Glorfindel. Like when the Witch King flee once he saw Glorfindel, or watch him fight with a Balrog.
Arwen: *casually flirting with aragon off his guard*
Frodo: *dying an agonising death*
Just imagine aragorn being distracted by his wife and hes like "oh shit, forgot about frodo" 😂
One of the things I actually think Jackson did better than Tolkien (hate even saying that) is making Arwen and Aragorn have a developed story. He really brought her character to a new level.
tolkien was from a different time he was progressive enough with eowyn.
I agree with you. There is really a big problem in the books in terms of the development of the love story between Aragorn and Arwen.
I read the book for the first time in 2000. When Aragorn got married with Arwen, I basically had no idea who Arwen was. Last year I downloaded a PDF copy of the books and found out that she is almost not mentioned after the Council of Elrond episode.
When the movies were released, I was not happy to see Arwen carrying Frodo to Rivendel. However, Lyv Tyler did a perfect job. She is beautiful, feminine, wise and brave.
She even spoke in Elvish to the fans a few times. She is the opposite to Morfydd Clark portrayal of Galadriel.
@@yellowhazeproductionsyou do know he wrote beren and luthian right? And that "from a different time" excuse is nothing but completely bs. People have been in love since the beginning of history. You think stories like helen and paris, snowhite, romeo and Juliet, etc... Were only created 30 years ago? Please
@@diollinebranderson6553 I am talking about Eowyn in combat. Yeah I know Beren and Luthien she went to Morgoth's palace and put them to sleep with her voice but I was talking about being able to ride and wield a sword like men. Arwen in the movie was expanded to save Frodo and attempt to duel the Nazgul even though this never happened in the book because women were not expected to do such stuff
As I said, Tolkien was from a different time and he was progressive enough with Eowyn.
@@yellowhazeproductions it's like you didn't read my comment🤦
There is something really powerful about watching asfaloth kicking it into high gear and just straight up pulling on the rest.
This part alone shows you how magical the elves really are
They glow in the dark at will. It’s one of my favorite lesser known abilities about them.
what an EPIC Scene...one of my FAV as well....If u want him, come and claim him !
kinda gay but alright. NOW Elrond in the book fucking melted my face when I read that
Everybody's gangsta until the nine are chasing you and the chorus drops.
Honestly I much prefer this introduction to Arwen over the books. She comes like an angel of healing to Frodo then whisks him to safety, fighting back the danger
1:24 me too.
Yes. It shows more to her character than just being Aragorn's lover. Very good choice.
Kingsfoil, aye, its a weed
“Menno o nin na hon i eliad annen annin, hon leitho o ngurth.”
“May the blessing that was given to me be sent from me to him, may he be released from death.”
Frodo's reaction is everyone's reaction when they first meet Liv Tyler. :D
Arwen
This sequence is my favorite in the trilogy. The music, the cinematography, the impending doom for Frodo.
I think Sam understands some elvish because it almost looks like he recoils a little when she mentions Frodo is dying.
In the books Sam is completely enamored by the elves and loved hearing stories about them from Bilbo. Bilbo also taught Frodo some elvish and I'm sure Sam picked it up from both Frodo and Bilbo in the Shire.
Arwen is angelical
So is Galadriel
1:11-1:15 yes, she is.
When Arwen appears on the cinema screen like this, the full world changes
Arwen is so brave 😭
1:05 yes, she is.
Besides Shadowfax, Asfaloth shines in Frodo's dire need to get to Rivendell, or at least by the river were the Elvish magic can hold off the Nazgul blade's wound. That beautiful Horse comes through.
liv tyler speaking elvish thats awesome and hot
0:58 to 2:35 is the most beautiful piece of music ever written, i wish it was longer.
I like the Passing of the Elves.
Sam: "What are you doing! The Virus is still out there!"
Ahahahaha.
0:52
"I'm here to help, You smoked the strong forest stuff by mistake!"
The Skill to ride like that is at an unreal level...
What a fucking Masterpiece.
Holy crap! Those are the trolls from the first hobbit movie!
i am just disappointed that you said "the first hobbit movie"
@@orbcat1790 cool. you can read. want a medal?
0:08 good to know.
0:58 Oh hello, come and save me Glorfind... I mean... Arwen...
3:56 you can see and hear Asfaloth the horse switching gears to go fast
Best scene in the history of cinema
As far as the Horse... "Asfalothe" in Elvish is "Jerry." It's a household name...
0:48 Ok, but if that isn't the best thing ever
1:12 his eyes 🦋❤️ the most beutiful eyes
The Austrian painter would be proud
Aragorn at 0:50 like oh shit how did that wraith come out of nowhere!!🤣
0:47 Arwen is doing guess who with her Beau 😆
2:40 Anyone else ever hear Sam say; "What are you doing, those racists are still out there!"?
Wraiths
0:05 that’s the same 🧌 from the hobbit an unexpected journey.
2:27where cute elf smile!
I like how elves glow in the dark
Frodo is my character. He is badass.
Near death, all is darkness, suddenly u see the only light flashing to ur eye and outcomes an angel offering u help. How could u not fall in love
Is it just me, or does everyone try and figure out when it's a stuntie, or when its the real actor??
Could do with shadowfax in this instance would have put in absolute work
0:50 I didn't remember this playful Arwen moment
(2:24) Did this just turn into the Princess Bride??
Yes
Liv tyler
actually had nightmares of this chase (in the woods mostly)--but with wolves, don't know why but was still dreadful being hunted D:
3:56 She about blew the motor and transmission on that horse . Poor thing
Its fine. It had enough horsepower.
4:43 Badass moment.
One of the best scenes in the movie I don't care if it's like the book or not this is better because Arwen is Aragorn's love of his life. But also a powerful wonderful scene in its own right the age old Battle of good against evil
Elves really❤
If you want him, come and claim him. Arwen
Does anyone knows what it is the song that starts playing at 1:00 ; when Arwen is introducing herself to Frodo?
Flight to the Ford
Im Arwen telin lethaid. Lasto beth nin tolo da na ngalad.
This is one of the very few scenes when I prefer the movies to the books.
Frodo is badass
The Nazgul theme is sung in the language of old Numenor as Sauron corrupted several mighty kings of men and corrupting them for Sauron would be like smashing a sixer in conkers!
0:56 Hello....
I think Arwen could've been used to fill in for Glorfindel in a sense in this movie but the fact they just gave all of Glorfindel's attributes to her bothers me. Like she shouldn't glow because she hasn't seen the light of the trees of Valinor like Glorfindel and Galadriel had
I thought she only glowed (to Frodo) because she appeared as the Nazgûl would see the elves? As exceptionally light beings?
What is the song when Arwen appears?
It was decent of that Arwen bird to give Frodo a lift on her horse for the 225 miles from Weathertop to Rivendell.
PS- The distances in Middle Earth were huge, which didn't come across in the film, no wonder it took Frodo and Sam 6 months to get from Hobbiton to Mt. Doom (about 1100 miles) mostly on foot.
Should Arwen be glowing like this in the unseen world? She was born in Middle Earth not Valanor so she shouldn't glow like Gilgolad did.
Maybe it is because he is such a dark place?
1:57 Where are you taking him?
"To Coruscant"
two of the greatest film scenes of all time... Episode I Hangar and LoTR Arwen at the Ford
masterpieces
Where are you taking him?
:)
2:30 Frodo time to go to the elves
4:43
It’s weird this isn’t glorfindel but it’s still asfaloth
Who Liv Tyler's father is?
Steven Tyler from Aerosmith.
I feel like Betty Ross will turn evil in Captain America 4.
Naralim...
Its not a lake, its a shadow world.
was that Arwen who put the sword blade to Argon's throat
Yes
If anyone with morgul blade pirecied becames a wraith....then if I was sauron.....I would make 1000 of them and when not many can withstand 9 then it's impossible for 1000 +9
The reason the 9 are as powerful as they are, is because they are the bearers of the 9 rings gifted to men, they aren't regular wraiths. Their power is tied to the one ring.
Every one of these wraiths were using a ring of power tied the one ring that Frodo is carrying. That's the source of their power.
1:02 - 1:17 2:19 - 2:39 4:44 - 4:46 don't mind me, just need this for a tribute if that's ok :)
Galadriel rules
Lord of the rings Aragorn Arwen Phil Shepherd I’m ready picking up
Why are trolls not alive when it is not day?
@Darth Embo Thanks , I know now
Because, Gandalf turns them to stones in the first hobbit movie.
@@nathancruz9172 But that is not same location and so no same troplls to
Norolim Asfaloth!
Black and White
Arwen wasn't beautiful. She was angelic.
3:29 3:30 3:31
That’s gotta hurt.
💃💖🌟✨
2:32 thats what i tell my girlfriend.
Frodo was a burden. He didn't do shit in these movies but almost gets his friends killed several times. Samwise was the real hero.
stfu! if it was given to others they would have been corrupted. there weren’t many beings capable of resisting the influence of the ring.
In the books Frodo wasn't nearly as useless. But in the films they really did him dirty! I love these movies so much but there are some Frodo scenes that I still struggle with. Sam was the real MVP. The Ring would never have been destroyed if it weren't for Sam.
Frodo was a hero. He risked his life to get the ring to Mount Doom.
Duh Frodo Has been Stabbed two times in the first movie
No it takes lot of strength to refrain rings temptation..Frodo was the only one who could do that for a long time. Sam almost fell for the ring at citith ungol until Frodo snatched it from his hand.
I've never heard why PJ chose to switch out Arwen for Glorfindel at the Ford. Anyone know? I've always been disappointed. Watching this clip today I realied for the first time that PJ stole the name of Glorfindel's horse as well as the scene from him.
Candy Nanes they needed a badass women character
@@shannong5074 to be fair the ONLY woman important to the plot in the books is Galadriel, which is why i thought the fandoms reaction to Tauriel was ironic because Arwen is the Tauriel of LOTR yet she's so celebrated by the "true" fans
In the bakshi's lotr, it's Legolas who saves Frodo.
@@shannong5074 That's ironic 'cause in the other movies, Arwen is not anymore the badass woman character she is in the first but only a crying damsel. It's Eowyn who becomes the badass woman character.
From my understanding, it was because he had no role beyond this, so he was replaced with Arwen for filmmaking purposes.
al ir Elrond al oeste dejo el anillo azul a su hija? Aunk este ya no teniera! ningun poder
Nu taunna todas sqwaama loto fee niîatstocönná fe LOUNGEE ASE LANO KASŠZ émo bleesti quona
Bro, not Sam making jokes as Frodo's bout to become a wraith.
I understand that he's trying to make light of the situation, but at least get some elms that can relieve the pain like I- 🗿
Edit: I know he does get some weed to help Frodo, but he should've known sooner since he is a botanist.
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when I had covid this scene shows how I felt
What is in his injury ? An eye ? It looks like Satan's eye for god sake ! Answer me fam