"Such beautiful mountains." - Heh, in addition to being a marvelous trilogy of films, it really acts as an effective tourism advertisement for New Zealand, doesn't it? I do highly recommend reading the books after this, by the way. They create a marvelously complex, detailed, and vibrant world with a rich history to explore. The amount of work Professor Tolkien put into makin his creation truly feel alive is astounding.
@Elerad Yes, indeed. There are sooooo many, absolutely breathtaking shots at heavenly locations. I intend to read the books. I have already starting reading about Professor Tolkien and his life & work. 😊
LOL. She said this just after Kate Blanchett's narrative said that Sauron poured all his cruelty and malice into the ring. Maybe she DOES want a ring like that.
@alexkats30 @johnmackendrick5173 My bad. 🙈 😁 For a moment there, I totally got lost in how beautiful the ring looked & could not think about anything else. 😂
Welcome! It's an honor to have you as a new member of the LotR family.....such a wholesome review and commentary! Looking forward to your future uploads to this beautiful trilogy.
@@TarunpreetKaurGill I feel like it's a holiday in Middle Earth. Aside from Frodo and Bilbo's birthday on September 22nd, it's the only other day mentioned I'm aware of.
Just subscribed! Thanks so much for your commentary of my most fav trilogy of all time. Been a LotR fan since the movies came out in 2001. Looking forward to your uploads. I will definitely be here for them! With the addition of this masterpiece to your videos your channel will grow like wildfire...look for it! LotR fans are very loyal.
@namvet69-71 Thank you so much! I loved the movie. It made me smile & broke my heart too. You'll see in the next uploads. I have so many questions & hopes after just having watched the first one. I can't wait to watch The Two Towers & The Return of the King and also, share my reaction. Thanks again. :)
I'm really looking forward to these reactions! I'm one of those folk who discovered the books as a young teen back in the 70's, and I've read them all (including The Hobbit) probably 15 times in the 50 years since. When these movies came out it was a dream come true for Tolkien fans! 😊 PJ & Co, did such a great job with them. Thank you for taking these on. I know it's a huge commitment!
@ThistleAndSea I had heard ‘The Lord of the Rings’ movies were hugely popular but I didn’t know until a while ago that the books & the movies were such a sweet part of so many people’s childhood & life in general. My admiration for this world created by J R Tolkien grows every day. It’s my absolute pleasure getting to watch such timeless art. 😊
@@TarunpreetKaurGill Oh yes, it was a huge part of our lives for many decades. It will be interesting to see what you make of it all by the time you finish the 3rd movie. I can't even imagine what it must be like trying to take all of it in and make sense of it not having read the books! I hope you are captured by the magic and wonder of it all. 😊 I know I will enjoy following along with you on this one. We all will!
Thanks for including the Lay of Luthien scene. Very significant Luthien was an elf princess who saved a mortal man, Beren, from a dungeon and fell in love with him. In doing so, she sacrificed her immortality. Aragorns answer to Frodo, "She died," is loaded with meaning. On the tombstone of JRR Tolkien and his wife Edith are the names Luthien and Beren.
@custardflan I loved that scene. It was very soothing. Thank you for telling me about Luthien & her love and also, it’s lovely to know about JRR Tolkien & his wife Edith.
One of the problems with the Lord of the Rings trilogy is the timing. After Gandalf gives the ring to Frodo it may seem like a short time has passed, but in reality Frodo kept the ring in his house for 20 years. When Frodo sets off on his journey he is 50 years old
@antoniomalacrida5812 Yes, it seemed like Frodo started his journey soon after. I did not know about his age and the time gap while watching the movie. Thanks for taking the time to comment. 😊
Tbf, I don't think the film aims for the same 17 year time skip. Frodo doesn't age, which is appropriate, but we see the other hobbits before and after and they didn't age. I heard--though I've never seen this myself--that PJ claimed he was thinking of a short time skip of maybe a few years, if that.
Frodo, at least in the books, happens to be fifty years old -- the same age Bilbo was when he went on his adventure in The Hobbit. Gandalf, on the other hand, is even far older than he looks. He happens to be an immortal angel and is one of the oldest beings in Tolkien's world. He and the other angels helped Eru Ilúvatar, God if you will, create the universe. But do not confuse age with fragility. There is strength in both of them.
@BobBlumenfeld I did not know their age while watching the movie. Also, I didn’t know Gandalf was immortal. My heart sank when Gandalf fell after fighting with Balrog. I’m now looking forward to seeing him again in the next movie. 😁 (I’ve just watched ‘The Fellowship of the Ring’ till now). Thanks for commenting. 😊
Enjoyed watching the movie with you! It's important to understand that adapting Tolkien's book into a movie involved making a number of drastic changes to the plot. LOTR the book moves very slowly, so the film speeds up the time line drastically to make a more exciting movie. The movie would imply that the time from Bilbo's Birthday Party to Frodo's arrival in Rivendell was a matter of a few weeks or months. In the book, the interval is 17 years! Also, the actors playing the four Hobbits are all in their early to mid-twenties (Elijah Woods was 19 when filming started). In the book, Frodo's friends are in their late 20s to mid-30s, while Frodo is 50 years old (although because he has been carrying the Ring, he has been aging slowly and appears to be about the same age as his friends). This means that Frodo is a generation older than the other hobbits, and so the interpersonal relationships are a bit different in the book. In the book, Samwise Gamgee is Frodo's gardener and is of a lower social class than the other three--Merry and Pippin are the heirs of their respective families and are relatively well to do, as is Frodo. The movie Sam is treated more socially equal than the book Sam (although in both versions Sam grows greatly through the course of the story).
@johnwalters1341 Thank you so much for taking the time to share that. I’ve not read the books, so I had no idea. I thought Frodo & his friends must all be young & of similar age. And yes, everything does seem to happen in a very short time frame in the movie. I had a great time watching the movie & I’m so invested in the story now. Thank you for watching the video & I really appreciate you commenting. 😊
I always love to watch LotR again and again, especially with a beautiful girl.😘 Although you are a little bit restrained in your expressions. But that is maybe because you try so hard to follow all what is happening. So maybe you can share more of your thoughts? 😉 Cant wait for Part 2 and the other 2 movies. Fellowship won 4 Oscars, Two Towers won 2, and Return of the King was nominated for 11 Oscars...and won all of them.😳
@@falkohehl8769 Thank you. You are too kind. I absolutely adore the art of storytelling and I can never find enough words to describe how mesmerised I am, by it. I get lost in a good movie, trying to follow everything, especially the dialogues if they are well written. I'm still trying to find a good balance between getting immersed in the movie & also, expressing what I feel at the same time. Thank you for taking the time to comment. I absolutely loved the movie, I felt like I got lost in an amazing book. I didn't know about so many oscar nominations & wins. Thank you!
"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve". Probably the best burn delivered in one line in cinematic history. 😂
@@bitterzombie Ya, now that you mention it, it seems like he’s saying he isn’t very social and friendly and they deserve better. Am I anywhere near capturing the gist of it ? 🙈
Trilogy The Lord Of The Ring Extended Edition: (1) The Felloship Of The Ring Extended Edition (2) The Two Tower Extended Edition (3) The Return Of The King Extended Edition Trilogy The Hobbit Extended Edition Of The Adventures Of Bilbo Baggin: (1) An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition (2) The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition (3) The Battle Five Armie Extended Edition
I've watched *many* LotR reaction videos (i.e., I'm an addict), so I'll offer a few suggestions. 1) You seem to be watching the extended version, which is good, but you should probably include the word "EXTENDED" in the title of your thumbnail. (I often don't bother watching an LotR reaction video if it's not the extended versions.) 2) As another commenter already predicted, you're likely to get a sudden increase in subs and likes just because there are *many* thousands of LotR fans/nutcases out there. Therefore, try to include a bit more of the film scenes in your videos -- you currently seem to be skipping over too much (important) material, though I do understand the copyright challenges. (Remember that your potential new subs will love seeing more of their favorite film scenes and your facial+vocal reactions to them!) As a rule of thumb, a top class reaction video for films 1 & 2 tends to be around 90mins total (maybe split into 2 or 3 parts). Even longer for the 3rd film. The extra effort you put into editing your reactions for these films will be worth it. 🙂
@StrangeRep Thank you so much. I'll keep these things in mind from now on. Yes, I was trying to keep the movie part a little shorter but I'll try to find more balance. Thanks, really appreciate! :)
Welcome to the greatest English novel of the 20th century and one of the greatest film adaptations of the 21st. Prepare to have your life changed, I pray. It changed mine when I first read it almost 50 years ago, in ways I could not have foreseen.
I'm glad that you're enjoying it so far. When you use only one earbud are you losing out on half of the stereo audio? Also, if you were planning on sticking with the reactor thing and trying to cultivate a larger audience, I would advise against keeping that window uncovered. If some nut wanted to figure out where you lived it is providing a lot of clues.
Hi @WhatHaveIMade When I use one Airpod, I get mono output so I don't miss out on audio. It is definitely a more immersive experience with both Airpods but because I have to talk along, I use just the one. When I absolutely want to get lost in the movie and I don't have to talk at all, I use both. Thank you for talking about the window thing. I keep it that way because I like the view when the weather is good & wanted to share it. I'm planning to be a full time TH-camr in the future. Hopefully, I'll set up a nice studio & shoot the videos there. Thanks for taking the time to write. Really appreciate. :)
great watching hope you enjoy, i noticed you mentioned Cate Blanchett straight away, not many people pick that up because she,s so different from her other films and has an intriguing role in this.💍👍.
@chazrogandaveferrari I find Cate Blanchett’s voice very hypnotic & powerful at the same time. There was this scene in Thor:Ragnarok where she as Hela says to Thor ‘Tell me brother! What were you the God of again?’ She was so intimidating and amazing. That scene & voice is tattooed in my brain. 😊
@@TarunpreetKaurGill I think I got mine from Amazon? But it might have been through the "New Line." store. And I think there was one made of Gold that was around $300 and one that wasn't that was much less.
The best movie trilogy ever! A very nice reaction, thank you. A new subscriber here. Enjoy the journey! And by the way: "I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil." - J.R.R. Tolkien. The Lord of the Rings. The Return of the King. Book Six. The Grey Havens.
I just found your channel and i already love your reactions! I would recommend though maybe closing your blinds so people cant find where you live. Nothing will probably happen but there are weirdos out there.
@Lonewolf5272 Thank you so much! 😊 Thanks for the tip, it’s just hard for me because I like the view esp. in summers. 🙈 My channel is small at present, I’ll cover it when my channel grows. 🙈😊
Like others below, you doing LOTR got you another subscrber. Have a couple suggestions for movies when done with this trilogy, of a couple of excellent movies from different genres that are sometimes overlooked, both with great casts: Silverado, a western, and The Fifth Element, a science fiction/comedy/action movie.
Hi @lazaruslong8092 Thank you! Thanks for the recommendations too. I think I might have watched The Fifth Element a very long time ago, I don’t remember anything except Milla Jovovich though. I’ll add these movies to my list. 😊
@buidseach I totally understand your point but I have to keep the clips very short to avoid copyright issues. I’ll try to keep them a little longer the next time & see if it works. 😊
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These are my favorite books.
I do hope you enjoy the story. :)
@craigmorris4083 Thank you! I love what I’ve seen till now. 😊
"Such beautiful mountains." - Heh, in addition to being a marvelous trilogy of films, it really acts as an effective tourism advertisement for New Zealand, doesn't it? I do highly recommend reading the books after this, by the way. They create a marvelously complex, detailed, and vibrant world with a rich history to explore. The amount of work Professor Tolkien put into makin his creation truly feel alive is astounding.
@Elerad Yes, indeed. There are sooooo many, absolutely breathtaking shots at heavenly locations.
I intend to read the books. I have already starting reading about Professor Tolkien and his life & work. 😊
"I'd love to have a ring like that"
No. No you wouldn't 😂. You'll know exactly why I say that later in the trilogy. Happy viewing!
LOL. She said this just after Kate Blanchett's narrative said that Sauron poured all his cruelty and malice into the ring. Maybe she DOES want a ring like that.
@alexkats30
@johnmackendrick5173
My bad. 🙈 😁 For a moment there, I totally got lost in how beautiful the ring looked & could not think about anything else. 😂
@@TarunpreetKaurGill And that's how the ring starts to ensnare it's keeper...😉
@@lsrx101 I guess I can’t get mad at Frodo for wearing it time & again when I myself, have been tempted enough. 🙈😁
Great job, Tarunpreet! Wow, that part flew by fast. Yes, a simple life is not a bad thing at all, is it? 😊 On to part 2!
@ThistleAndSea Thank you.
I agree and as I said, not a very simple saying! 😊
Welcome! It's an honor to have you as a new member of the LotR family.....such a wholesome review and commentary! Looking forward to your future uploads to this beautiful trilogy.
@IAmGroot-ph4ci Thank you! 😊
I loved the movie, it was beautiful indeed. I hope you enjoy future uploads too. 😊
Frodo wakes up in Rivendell on my birthday. Woot woot.
@justinfalzon6854 How nice you must have felt when Gandalf said 'And it is ten o'clock in the morning, on October the 24th.' :D
@@TarunpreetKaurGill I feel like it's a holiday in Middle Earth. Aside from Frodo and Bilbo's birthday on September 22nd, it's the only other day mentioned I'm aware of.
"It seems a lot has happened!" Indeed, and the first movie isn't half over. A lot more happens in just the last scene of this half.
Loved your reaction. You have some of the most beautifully peaceful energy about you... Thanks for sharing...
@williamhowells7651 Thank you so much. That’s so kind of you to say. 😊 I’m glad you felt that way.
Just subscribed! Thanks so much for your commentary of my most fav trilogy of all time. Been a LotR fan since the movies came out in 2001. Looking forward to your uploads. I will definitely be here for them!
With the addition of this masterpiece to your videos your channel will grow like wildfire...look for it! LotR fans are very loyal.
@namvet69-71 Thank you so much! I loved the movie. It made me smile & broke my heart too. You'll see in the next uploads.
I have so many questions & hopes after just having watched the first one. I can't wait to watch The Two Towers & The Return of the King and also, share my reaction.
Thanks again. :)
I'm really looking forward to these reactions! I'm one of those folk who discovered the books as a young teen back in the 70's, and I've read them all (including The Hobbit) probably 15 times in the 50 years since. When these movies came out it was a dream come true for Tolkien fans! 😊 PJ & Co, did such a great job with them. Thank you for taking these on. I know it's a huge commitment!
@ThistleAndSea I had heard ‘The Lord of the Rings’ movies were hugely popular but I didn’t know until a while ago that the books & the movies were such a sweet part of so many people’s childhood & life in general. My admiration for this world created by J R Tolkien grows every day. It’s my absolute pleasure getting to watch such timeless art. 😊
@@TarunpreetKaurGill Oh yes, it was a huge part of our lives for many decades. It will be interesting to see what you make of it all by the time you finish the 3rd movie. I can't even imagine what it must be like trying to take all of it in and make sense of it not having read the books! I hope you are captured by the magic and wonder of it all. 😊 I know I will enjoy following along with you on this one. We all will!
@@ThistleAndSea Thank you! 😊
Beautiful beginning reaction to this film. Thank you.
@henrytjernlund Thank you! 😊😊
Thanks for including the Lay of Luthien scene. Very significant Luthien was an elf princess who saved a mortal man, Beren, from a dungeon and fell in love with him. In doing so, she sacrificed her immortality. Aragorns answer to Frodo, "She died," is loaded with meaning. On the tombstone of JRR Tolkien and his wife Edith are the names Luthien and Beren.
@custardflan I loved that scene. It was very soothing. Thank you for telling me about Luthien & her love and also, it’s lovely to know about JRR Tolkien & his wife Edith.
One of the problems with the Lord of the Rings trilogy is the timing. After Gandalf gives the ring to Frodo it may seem like a short time has passed, but in reality Frodo kept the ring in his house for 20 years. When Frodo sets off on his journey he is 50 years old
@antoniomalacrida5812 Yes, it seemed like Frodo started his journey soon after. I did not know about his age and the time gap while watching the movie.
Thanks for taking the time to comment. 😊
Tbf, I don't think the film aims for the same 17 year time skip. Frodo doesn't age, which is appropriate, but we see the other hobbits before and after and they didn't age. I heard--though I've never seen this myself--that PJ claimed he was thinking of a short time skip of maybe a few years, if that.
Wise one to chose,you have a new subscriber.
@marksardakowski4323 Thank you! 😊
Frodo, at least in the books, happens to be fifty years old -- the same age Bilbo was when he went on his adventure in The Hobbit.
Gandalf, on the other hand, is even far older than he looks. He happens to be an immortal angel and is one of the oldest beings in Tolkien's world. He and the other angels helped Eru Ilúvatar, God if you will, create the universe.
But do not confuse age with fragility. There is strength in both of them.
@BobBlumenfeld I did not know their age while watching the movie. Also, I didn’t know Gandalf was immortal. My heart sank when Gandalf fell after fighting with Balrog.
I’m now looking forward to seeing him again in the next movie. 😁 (I’ve just watched ‘The Fellowship of the Ring’ till now).
Thanks for commenting. 😊
Great reaction I look forward to watch your journey
@lino9222 Thank you so much! :)
AWESOME REACTION OF MY FAVORITE THE LORD OF THE RINGS MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😇😇😇😇😇😇
@pricemoore2022 Thank you! 😊😊
Loved your reaction. Gave you a sub.
@sapphonymph8204 Thank you! 😊
Enjoyed watching the movie with you! It's important to understand that adapting Tolkien's book into a movie involved making a number of drastic changes to the plot. LOTR the book moves very slowly, so the film speeds up the time line drastically to make a more exciting movie. The movie would imply that the time from Bilbo's Birthday Party to Frodo's arrival in Rivendell was a matter of a few weeks or months. In the book, the interval is 17 years! Also, the actors playing the four Hobbits are all in their early to mid-twenties (Elijah Woods was 19 when filming started). In the book, Frodo's friends are in their late 20s to mid-30s, while Frodo is 50 years old (although because he has been carrying the Ring, he has been aging slowly and appears to be about the same age as his friends). This means that Frodo is a generation older than the other hobbits, and so the interpersonal relationships are a bit different in the book. In the book, Samwise Gamgee is Frodo's gardener and is of a lower social class than the other three--Merry and Pippin are the heirs of their respective families and are relatively well to do, as is Frodo. The movie Sam is treated more socially equal than the book Sam (although in both versions Sam grows greatly through the course of the story).
@johnwalters1341 Thank you so much for taking the time to share that. I’ve not read the books, so I had no idea. I thought Frodo & his friends must all be young & of similar age.
And yes, everything does seem to happen in a very short time frame in the movie.
I had a great time watching the movie & I’m so invested in the story now.
Thank you for watching the video & I really appreciate you commenting. 😊
I always love to watch LotR again and again, especially with a beautiful girl.😘 Although you are a little bit restrained in your expressions. But that is maybe because you try so hard to follow all what is happening. So maybe you can share more of your thoughts? 😉 Cant wait for Part 2 and the other 2 movies. Fellowship won 4 Oscars, Two Towers won 2, and Return of the King was nominated for 11 Oscars...and won all of them.😳
@@falkohehl8769 Thank you. You are too kind. I absolutely adore the art of storytelling and I can never find enough words to describe how mesmerised I am, by it. I get lost in a good movie, trying to follow everything, especially the dialogues if they are well written.
I'm still trying to find a good balance between getting immersed in the movie & also, expressing what I feel at the same time.
Thank you for taking the time to comment. I absolutely loved the movie, I felt like I got lost in an amazing book. I didn't know about so many oscar nominations & wins. Thank you!
"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve". Probably the best burn delivered in one line in cinematic history. 😂
@chrisbanks6659 Indeed!
I'll also admit, it flew over my head the first time so I listened again & I was like 'How rude!! (& funny)' :D
Taken, word for word, from Bilbo's farewell speech in the novel...
Best burn line in cinematic history...? I don't know, it's a good one, but Humphrey Bogart alone has a ton of classics.
Its not really an insult, thats the joke. It's a compliment, but unless you analyze what he's saying, it SOUNDS like it could be an insult
@@bitterzombie Ya, now that you mention it, it seems like he’s saying he isn’t very social and friendly and they deserve better. Am I anywhere near capturing the gist of it ? 🙈
Trilogy The Lord Of The Ring Extended Edition:
(1) The Felloship Of The Ring Extended Edition
(2) The Two Tower Extended Edition
(3) The Return Of The King Extended Edition
Trilogy The Hobbit Extended Edition Of The Adventures Of Bilbo Baggin:
(1) An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition
(2) The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition
(3) The Battle Five Armie Extended Edition
@lcbonastre2418 Thanks for writing them. I have a long way to go. 😊
I've watched *many* LotR reaction videos (i.e., I'm an addict), so I'll offer a few suggestions.
1) You seem to be watching the extended version, which is good, but you should probably include the word "EXTENDED" in the title of your thumbnail. (I often don't bother watching an LotR reaction video if it's not the extended versions.)
2) As another commenter already predicted, you're likely to get a sudden increase in subs and likes just because there are *many* thousands of LotR fans/nutcases out there. Therefore, try to include a bit more of the film scenes in your videos -- you currently seem to be skipping over too much (important) material, though I do understand the copyright challenges. (Remember that your potential new subs will love seeing more of their favorite film scenes and your facial+vocal reactions to them!) As a rule of thumb, a top class reaction video for films 1 & 2 tends to be around 90mins total (maybe split into 2 or 3 parts). Even longer for the 3rd film. The extra effort you put into editing your reactions for these films will be worth it. 🙂
@StrangeRep Thank you so much. I'll keep these things in mind from now on. Yes, I was trying to keep the movie part a little shorter but I'll try to find more balance. Thanks, really appreciate! :)
@@TarunpreetKaurGill Dont you dare skip over Samwise's Speech... you'll know what i mean.
Welcome to the greatest English novel of the 20th century and one of the greatest film adaptations of the 21st. Prepare to have your life changed, I pray. It changed mine when I first read it almost 50 years ago, in ways I could not have foreseen.
The version is extended? My subscription is expected.
@MrGaleonon I see what you did there! 😁Thanks so much. 😊
I just found your channel. I’m looking forward to yet another adventure in middle earth
@RoadDoug I hope you enjoy watching the reaction videos. Also, watching this movie was quite an adventure for me too. Loved it! 😊
I'm glad that you're enjoying it so far. When you use only one earbud are you losing out on half of the stereo audio? Also, if you were planning on sticking with the reactor thing and trying to cultivate a larger audience, I would advise against keeping that window uncovered. If some nut wanted to figure out where you lived it is providing a lot of clues.
Hi @WhatHaveIMade When I use one Airpod, I get mono output so I don't miss out on audio. It is definitely a more immersive experience with both Airpods but because I have to talk along, I use just the one. When I absolutely want to get lost in the movie and I don't have to talk at all, I use both.
Thank you for talking about the window thing. I keep it that way because I like the view when the weather is good & wanted to share it. I'm planning to be a full time TH-camr in the future. Hopefully, I'll set up a nice studio & shoot the videos there.
Thanks for taking the time to write. Really appreciate. :)
great watching hope you enjoy, i noticed you mentioned Cate Blanchett straight away, not many people pick that up because she,s so different from her other films and has an intriguing role in this.💍👍.
@chazrogandaveferrari I find Cate Blanchett’s voice very hypnotic & powerful at the same time. There was this scene in Thor:Ragnarok where she as Hela says to Thor ‘Tell me brother! What were you the God of again?’ She was so intimidating and amazing. That scene & voice is tattooed in my brain. 😊
You can actually buy a ring like that. I have one myself. I bought it way back when the movies first came out.
@boki1693 I think I’m also going to get one for myself. 😁☺️
@@TarunpreetKaurGill I think I got mine from Amazon? But it might have been through the "New Line." store. And I think there was one made of Gold that was around $300 and one that wasn't that was much less.
Best commentary,best trailer
I suggest you watch with subtitles. It helps a lot with the names.
@miggmon Ok, I will. Thanks :)
@@TarunpreetKaurGill Yes, we immediately grab our daggers when someone says AraGONN 😁
@@miggmon Well, my reaction for ‘The Fellowship of the Ring’ has already been recorded. So, please have mercy if I pronounce a name wrong. 🙈😁
I wear a pointy hat too but on me it's more of a dunce cap.
@zeigbert1743 I'm sure that's not true. :)
If you ever go to New Zealand you can actually visit hobbiton its one of the biggest tourist attraction in New Zealand
@munaclark5673 How amazing! If I ever go to New Zealand, I already know a place I have to, have to visit. ☺️
@@TarunpreetKaurGill you can watch on you tube. People visiting there
@@munaclark5673 I saw a couple of videos giving tours of Hobbiton. It looks utterly cute, dreamy & so peaceful. 💕
@@TarunpreetKaurGill I went there with my niece a couple of years ago it was awesome
The best movie trilogy ever! A very nice reaction, thank you. A new subscriber here. Enjoy the journey! And by the way:
"I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil."
- J.R.R. Tolkien. The Lord of the Rings. The Return of the King. Book Six. The Grey Havens.
@Frightspear Thank you so much!
Oh, & Yes, I’m sure there are going to be smiles & tears aplenty. 😊
New sub here, ilove LOTR reactions 😂😊
@DavidClayton0 Thank you! I loved the movie & I hope you enjoy watching my reaction videos. 😊
Will we get to see parts 2 and 3?
Hi @johnmackendrick5173 I’ll be uploading next video tomorrow. 😊
Ringwraiths are not physically strong. Their weapon is fear. Aragorn does not fear them, as he said. Therefore, he can fight them. Nor does Arwen.
@custardflan I’m in awe of Aragorn & Arwen. ☺️
Your outfit is so cute
@Thetruepianoman Thank you. 😊
I just found your channel and i already love your reactions! I would recommend though maybe closing your blinds so people cant find where you live. Nothing will probably happen but there are weirdos out there.
@Lonewolf5272 Thank you so much! 😊
Thanks for the tip, it’s just hard for me because I like the view esp. in summers. 🙈 My channel is small at present, I’ll cover it when my channel grows. 🙈😊
By the way, are you making art or something...background +you?
Like others below, you doing LOTR got you another subscrber. Have a couple suggestions for movies when done with this trilogy, of a couple of excellent movies from different genres that are sometimes overlooked, both with great casts: Silverado, a western, and The Fifth Element, a science fiction/comedy/action movie.
Hi @lazaruslong8092 Thank you!
Thanks for the recommendations too. I think I might have watched The Fifth Element a very long time ago, I don’t remember anything except Milla Jovovich though. I’ll add these movies to my list. 😊
Frodo is over 50… Pax! /ToZ
@tommyzakrisson1605 I did not know that when I watched the movie. He looked so young. Now, I know the ring kept him looking youthful. 😊
You don't need to cut it so much, It's really annoying, leave it running to the end of a sentance before you cut it at keast :)
@buidseach I totally understand your point but I have to keep the clips very short to avoid copyright issues. I’ll try to keep them a little longer the next time & see if it works. 😊
@@TarunpreetKaurGill I know, but to avoid copywright you can run it for about 20 to 30 seconds :)
@@buidseach Ok, I’ll keep them longer next time. 😊
@@TarunpreetKaurGill Try it a bit longer, see if it works :)
Wow. You are so gorgeous. 😍
@WheresWaldo05 That’s so kind of you to say! Thank you. 😊
@@TarunpreetKaurGill Which region are you located?