I'd give anything to be able to unsee them so I could go and watch them all again. I'd love for my local cinema to do a special of all three full extended versions. I'd willing drop fifty quid to do that.
Something EVERYONE overlooks, Aragorn was aware of Gandalf's promise, King Theoden was not. Theoden was truly the greatest king, he rode to his death TWICE, for his people, and to help others. Such a great character, I thought he was the best King of them all.
I saw this at its midnight premier, in an auditorium that had amazing surround sound and bass. When Gimli blows the horn, the entire auditorium vibrated and you could feel it in your bones. It was freaking awesome.
@@lionjezztv Watch it on a home theatre sound system with good bass and properly placed surround speakers. It might not be the exact same experience, but it will be as close as you can get to it.
Ride of the Rohirrim is just unmatched. People try and put the Avemgers Assemble from Endgame on the same level but in truth that CGI mess was nothing close to the level
Eomer's call to the Rohirrim will never not give me chills. One of the most epic parts of the entire trilogy. "Not alone.......ROHIRRIM!!" Fucking awesome 👌
You could almost make one just for Aragorn entering the big door to the King's Hall of Helm's Deep, after returning from his fall, with the reaction most women have to it...😅
Tolkien based this scene in the book on the ride of the Winged Hassar in Vienna. When the Polish heavy cavalry saved the city that had been under siege for weeks.
This trilogy is epic from start to finish. It's filled with glorious moments, endless battles, and wonderful, endearing characters. It's the best movie trilogy of all time...a masterpiece.
I just realized something about Gandalf. He has the ring Narya which has the power to inspire others. It even gives the viewers of the movie inspiration and hope. All is about to be lost, the Orcs are banging down the door, there's hundreds if not even thousands outside. Gandalf doesn't even have to show his face for the viewers to be relieved. All we need is a bright window and his voice and we all know hell is coming for those Orcs and that those left in Helm's Deep are now safe
This was soooo epic in the cinema, the bass of the Horn shook the chairs. And the cinema experience is so emmerdive. I hope they run them again at some point, maybe remastered. I bet there is a huge old, intermediary, and new audience for it. Those that have seen it all before (and want to again, like me), those that only have never seen it in cinema and a new generation.
Gandalf timed this attack so that the sun coming up over the mountain would happen at the same time as the charge. Uruk-hai can tolerate day light unlike orcs, but they still do not like it and it puts stress on them, especially suddenly like this. It's part of the reason their spear wall defense completely failed.
Low key, the best scene of the entire franchise. This is THE pivotal moment of the story. Théoden has grown to be my favorite character. A great but past his prime warrior king that after a moment if doubt, collects himself and summons, in the face of certain death, the strength for one last great battle. and he would have an encore later. Dude is boss lvl.
Totally agree with you. Saw it just after it was released in theaters with my friend. Whole movie was amazing especially this scene. Now, years later now that I'm 37 almost 38 in a few days, and losing loved ones, I get many of the quotes in these movies, like when Frodo wished the ring hadn't come to him and Gandalf said " So do all who live to see such times, but it is not up to them to decide. All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you". Or when Frodo was saying as he was finishing that book just before Sam came in.
I remember the Return of the King video game recreated this scene for the tutorial level with Ian McKellan narrating and they had him give the "A Wizard is never late, he arrives precisely when he means to" line
I love watching people's reactions the first time they see these movies. You don't even have to like fantasy or know the stories to appreciate the cinematic masterpieces that these movies are.
This is based on the charge of the Winged Hussars at the Battle of Vienna in 1683, the greatest cavalry charge in history. The Polish heavy cavalry, lead by King Sobieski, charged down off the slopes of Mount Kahlenberg and destroyed the Muslim Army of Grand Vizier Mustafa, saving all of Europe and Christianity from the Islamic horde.
How would you have liked to be there, at Vienna, watching the Winged Hussar cavalry charging down the mountain into the Islamic ranks. This really happened.
Everyone has to stop saying Gandalf needs to hurry up or that he’s late. People, repeat after me. A wizard is never late. A wizard is never late, Frodo Baggins. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to.
"The horn of Helm Hammerhand shall sound in the deep, one last time. Let is be the hour we draw our swords together. Fell deeds awake ,now for wrath, now for ruin and a red dawn! Forth Eorlingaaaas!"
This charge and the charge in Return of the King both are based on a real CHARGE led by the POLISH WINGED HUSSARS in the battle to raise the siege of Vienna by the Ottoman Turks in the year 1683. It was the largest cavalry charge in Europe with over 13,000 troops
Going back to the First Age, the Sun and Moon were created from the last remnants of the Two Trees, the only sources of light in all the world. They were slain by Melkor, the first dark lord, and Ungoliant, the mother of Shelob. All evil things hate their light, because in them is the light of the Trees. While Uruk-Hai can walk beneath them without being harmed, it's still something they hate deeply. But, Gandalf knows this, of course.
In Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, a majority of the Riders of Rohan were women with fake beards in order to pass as men on the horses. They said in the behind the scenes that the horses were mostly owned by those women and they needed a lot of them in the film so they just cast the owners who could handle each horse well.
That is a rare gift! There are too few reactors that actually have that moment in their youtube edited reactions that's not just on their patreon, I think! I might be wrong, hopefully! Would there be enough to break the lines of Mordor?
You just had to be there, in the theatre, to understand the hype and emotion in this scene. When the horn of Helm Hammerhand sounds it brings me tears, even today. When Gandalf leads the charge I thought he cast a Light spell. It wasn’t until a few years ago I realized it was the sun rising.
What people don't realize is that it is Gandalf using his magic to blind the orcs with light, the same way he broke the boulder to turn the trolls into stone, or when he blinded the Nazgul at the planes of Osgiliath. It is no mere coincidence.
Gandalf appearance is that of an old Wizard, but his real name is Olorin and he is of the Ainur, immortal spirits made of the thoughts of Eru Ilúvatar (Tolkien's God) before the creation of Arda (where Middle-earth is). Olorin took part in the Song of Creation (the Ainulindalë) in which Arda and everything on it were created. Olorin is the wisest of the Maiar, a suborder of the Ainur. In Tolkien's Legendarium he is over 61.000 years old. This is why the Elves hold him is such high regard, he is littarly one of their creators and they all know him from birth, so some if them have known him for 10.000 years or even more, by the time of LotR.
Obi Wan: "Hey, Anakin. You know why Gandalph and Rohirim won?" Anakin: sigh.."No, Obi Wan. Why did they win?" Obi Wan: "They had the hi-" Anakin: *"SHUT UP! SHUT UP!"*
Imagine you’re in a fight and you look over your shoulder and your boy that never lets you down is coming in swinging…. Now if we die we die together baby
I still maintain that Theoden's actions in this battle inspired Aragorn to accept his rightful place as king of Gondor. Theoden's willingness to fight and to die to protect his people from harm showed Aragorn an aspect of being a king he had not given much consideration to.
nobody appreciates the Urukhai, who, at the moment Gandalf appears with the Rohirrim, face them in a phalanx and don't look scared, but ready to fight. And when I say phalanx, I mean that second in which the director deliberately shows the spearheads that are pointed at the riders, well, if that isn't a cinematographic masterpiece in the details. I mean: 'look east' could be considered magic in the moment when the sun blinds the Urukhai, but in reality it is just timing and still an absolutely superbly done scene. Gandalf doesn't do magic, he takes advantage of the orcs' natural disadvantage by striking at the right moment, just genius
For anyone who may not know this, whenever you hear theoden saying "forth eorlingas' he's referring to his people. Growing up i never knew what he meant. Eorlingas=people of rohan
I love all of King Theoden’s speeches (all lotr speeches tbf). While charge of the Rohirin is monumentally epic, I equally enjoy his speech in the two towers, him realising that his final stand should not be for his own personal glory in death, but rather for his people combined with ;” Fell deeds awake” is just such a nerdgasmic badass thing to say
Sunlight hurts orks and makes them weaker except urukhai theyre immune that's why the others orks who took Mary and Pippin were complaining while the urukhai among them to told them to keep running
This reminds me of the famous scene in Band of Brothers when the M-4 Sherman tanks of the US 2nd Armoured Division arrive to reinforce the besieged Easy Company of the 101st Airborne Division.
when you watch this legendary trilogy...and then check out rings of power lmao, nothing will top how absolutely perfect this movie trilogy was and still is compared to nowadays standards.
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"A Wizard is never late, Frodo. He arrives precisely when he means to."
Epic. Just epic!
Nor is he early
In the Videogame you can hear thoses lines during this Scene, its so epic
Damn it. You beat me to writing that.
Frodo, looking at the pile of dead people: "Ok Gandalf."
Wish i could watch this for the first time again.
Doesn't matter how many times I watch the trilogy, still get goosebumps everytime.
Experiencing this in the theater was definitely worth it though
I watch all the trilogy in the theater, never regret paying for it, even if I have to wait a year to watch the next one...
I'd give anything to be able to unsee them so I could go and watch them all again. I'd love for my local cinema to do a special of all three full extended versions. I'd willing drop fifty quid to do that.
you're not alone
Something EVERYONE overlooks, Aragorn was aware of Gandalf's promise, King Theoden was not. Theoden was truly the greatest king, he rode to his death TWICE, for his people, and to help others. Such a great character, I thought he was the best King of them all.
Theoden is one of the best characters in the movies
I saw this at its midnight premier, in an auditorium that had amazing surround sound and bass. When Gimli blows the horn, the entire auditorium vibrated and you could feel it in your bones. It was freaking awesome.
We got to see it at the NZ premier and man, that horn rumbling was something else lol
when you feel it in your bones, it drives you away with the moment and god damn this could be intense (i'm too young to have experienced it your way)
@@lionjezztv Watch it on a home theatre sound system with good bass and properly placed surround speakers. It might not be the exact same experience, but it will be as close as you can get to it.
The best thing about this series is, after reading the books many years ago, the movies were exactly what my mind pictured at the time.
Best thing about this scene is that it really happened IRL.
The greatest trilogy EVER!!! Please do one of the greatest scene of cinema history, the Ride of the Rohirrim from Return of the King
YES!!!
Thanks Peter Jackson❤
Ride of the Rohirrim is just unmatched. People try and put the Avemgers Assemble from Endgame on the same level but in truth that CGI mess was nothing close to the level
Gandalf timed his arrival so they'd arrive with the sun behind them.
Strategic genius in most opinions. As well as an epic use of cinematography .
Like obvi. Annoys me how many people don't get that.
He arrived precisely when he meant to
I'm gooooood
Just like he did with the trolls in The Hobbit. Gandalf is the master of timing
Eomer's call to the Rohirrim will never not give me chills. One of the most epic parts of the entire trilogy. "Not alone.......ROHIRRIM!!" Fucking awesome 👌
Love how Just Trust Ash ( 14:12 ) is just SO. INTO. IT!!!! Her with the elf costume, him with the toy sword! Now THAT IS FAN PASSION right there!!!!!
You could almost make one just for Aragorn entering the big door to the King's Hall of Helm's Deep, after returning from his fall, with the reaction most women have to it...😅
Thissssssssss!
I was thinking the same thing!
Married women wanted to leave their husbands for Aragorn. Heck, I thought about turning gay for a second.
Yeeeeeeeeesssss!!!!!!!
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Tolkien based this scene in the book on the ride of the Winged Hassar in Vienna. When the Polish heavy cavalry saved the city that had been under siege for weeks.
And yes, they literally wore wings folks.
This trilogy is epic from start to finish. It's filled with glorious moments, endless battles, and wonderful, endearing characters. It's the best movie trilogy of all time...a masterpiece.
I just realized something about Gandalf. He has the ring Narya which has the power to inspire others. It even gives the viewers of the movie inspiration and hope. All is about to be lost, the Orcs are banging down the door, there's hundreds if not even thousands outside. Gandalf doesn't even have to show his face for the viewers to be relieved. All we need is a bright window and his voice and we all know hell is coming for those Orcs and that those left in Helm's Deep are now safe
This was soooo epic in the cinema, the bass of the Horn shook the chairs. And the cinema experience is so emmerdive.
I hope they run them again at some point, maybe remastered. I bet there is a huge old, intermediary, and new audience for it. Those that have seen it all before (and want to again, like me), those that only have never seen it in cinema and a new generation.
I saw them in the theatre and would see all three again in a heartbeat.
"Fell deeds awake! Now for wrath, now for ruin, and a red dawn! FORTH EORLINGAS!"
Gandalf timed this attack so that the sun coming up over the mountain would happen at the same time as the charge. Uruk-hai can tolerate day light unlike orcs, but they still do not like it and it puts stress on them, especially suddenly like this. It's part of the reason their spear wall defense completely failed.
Low key, the best scene of the entire franchise. This is THE pivotal moment of the story.
Théoden has grown to be my favorite character. A great but past his prime warrior king that after a moment if doubt, collects himself and summons, in the face of certain death, the strength for one last great battle. and he would have an encore later. Dude is boss lvl.
Watching this in theaters was absolutely amazing
Totally agree with you. Saw it just after it was released in theaters with my friend. Whole movie was amazing especially this scene. Now, years later now that I'm 37 almost 38 in a few days, and losing loved ones, I get many of the quotes in these movies, like when Frodo wished the ring hadn't come to him and Gandalf said " So do all who live to see such times, but it is not up to them to decide. All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you". Or when Frodo was saying as he was finishing that book just before Sam came in.
This was one of the best pivotal scenes in a trilogy I’ve seen
It is also one of the most pivotal moments in history. Because this really happened.
I remember the Return of the King video game recreated this scene for the tutorial level with Ian McKellan narrating and they had him give the "A Wizard is never late, he arrives precisely when he means to" line
One of the best licensed video games ever made.
I remember playing that on GameCube
The shot right before the armies "connected" is the most beautiful shot I've ever seen in the movies
Rip Bernard Hill (King Theoden) one of fave scenes in Two Towers
As the rohirim cavalry explodes into the uruk ranks the music is perfect ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love watching people's reactions the first time they see these movies. You don't even have to like fantasy or know the stories to appreciate the cinematic masterpieces that these movies are.
RIP king Theoden
Theoden King!
He's now gone to his fathers. In whose mighty companies, he shall not now feel ashamed. 😢
This is based on the charge of the Winged Hussars at the Battle of Vienna in 1683, the greatest cavalry charge in history.
The Polish heavy cavalry, lead by King Sobieski, charged down off the slopes of Mount Kahlenberg and destroyed the Muslim Army of Grand Vizier Mustafa, saving all of Europe and Christianity from the Islamic horde.
Man. I could watch this scene over and over and still not grow weary of it.
This music as they charge down the hill goes so damn hard
Can anyone begin to comprehend what it was like seeing this for the first time on big screen cinema?
How would you have liked to be there, at Vienna, watching the Winged Hussar cavalry charging down the mountain into the Islamic ranks. This really happened.
Probable one of the most amazing cinematic experiences ever for me
Everyone has to stop saying Gandalf needs to hurry up or that he’s late. People, repeat after me. A wizard is never late. A wizard is never late, Frodo Baggins. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to.
I like how the 2 charges in two towers and return of the king, Theoden was always in front
"The horn of Helm Hammerhand shall sound in the deep, one last time. Let is be the hour we draw our swords together. Fell deeds awake ,now for wrath, now for ruin and a red dawn! Forth Eorlingaaaas!"
With the Light of Eru Iluvatar, men shall win the day…
This charge and the charge in Return of the King both are based on a real CHARGE led by the POLISH WINGED HUSSARS in the battle to raise the siege of Vienna by the Ottoman Turks in the year 1683. It was the largest cavalry charge in Europe with over 13,000 troops
I am glad i'm not the only one who knew.
THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!
@ Sabbaton!
'TO THE KING!'.
Chills every time.
TO THE KING
They're like angels, you said? (5:10)
Um, yes, actually, that's exactly what Gandalf is
Always face your enemy with the sun at your back
So beautiful you would cry😢😂
Even the sun doesn't like the uruk hai.
Small reminder: Gandalf is the "wielder of the Flame of Anor". In other words, the power of the sun.
1:21 Love that this guy has the same reaction as Gimli lol
This scene makes me emotional man
It's based on an actual battle.
Gandalf's warface is pretty freaking awesome.
Gandalf arriving with Eomer and the Rohirrim and then casting a blinding light spell that was fracking epic!
The hill is steep, but they are Rohirim, the Horselords. That hill isnt too much for them.
Of all the moments in the trilogy, this was my favorite.
"Helm´s Deep never got conquered when defended by Mankind!"
Modern translation the ''prepare for battle'' speeches:
''Dudes! Don your plot armor, pull out your swords and get ready to f*** shit up!'' Lol!
Don't forget the absurdly trite "let's goooo".
This is based on a real battle.
I’m forever jealous of people who seem these films for the first time in theaters
Going back to the First Age, the Sun and Moon were created from the last remnants of the Two Trees, the only sources of light in all the world. They were slain by Melkor, the first dark lord, and Ungoliant, the mother of Shelob. All evil things hate their light, because in them is the light of the Trees. While Uruk-Hai can walk beneath them without being harmed, it's still something they hate deeply. But, Gandalf knows this, of course.
3:40 "oh they deep" 😂
i was so glad to see this trilogy in theater
In Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, a majority of the Riders of Rohan were women with fake beards in order to pass as men on the horses.
They said in the behind the scenes that the horses were mostly owned by those women and they needed a lot of them in the film so they just cast the owners who could handle each horse well.
“Let this be the hour when we draw swords together.”
And on that day, Aragorn of Gondor and Theoden of Rohan rode to victory.
In the real world, on that day, the Polish Winged Hussars charged Vienna and saved Christianity. This is based on a real battle.
"It is but a shadow and a thought that you love, I cannot give you what you seek..."
Bro, you HAVE to make a compilation of Théoden's speech at the Battle of Pelenor Fields next, from The Return of the King!
That is a rare gift! There are too few reactors that actually have that moment in their youtube edited reactions that's not just on their patreon, I think! I might be wrong, hopefully! Would there be enough to break the lines of Mordor?
You just had to be there, in the theatre, to understand the hype and emotion in this scene. When the horn of Helm Hammerhand sounds it brings me tears, even today.
When Gandalf leads the charge I thought he cast a Light spell. It wasn’t until a few years ago I realized it was the sun rising.
This is based on a real battle and the biggest cavalry charge in human history.
Fell deeds awake; now for wrath! Now for ruin and the Red Dawn! *FORTH EORLINGAS!!!*
Not alone!! RIP King Theoden! 📯📯📯📯
What people don't realize is that it is Gandalf using his magic to blind the orcs with light, the same way he broke the boulder to turn the trolls into stone, or when he blinded the Nazgul at the planes of Osgiliath. It is no mere coincidence.
If the Orcs had sunglasses it would be the end of the trilogy
Gandalf appearance is that of an old Wizard, but his real name is Olorin and he is of the Ainur, immortal spirits made of the thoughts of Eru Ilúvatar (Tolkien's God) before the creation of Arda (where Middle-earth is).
Olorin took part in the Song of Creation (the Ainulindalë) in which Arda and everything on it were created.
Olorin is the wisest of the Maiar, a suborder of the Ainur. In Tolkien's Legendarium he is over 61.000 years old.
This is why the Elves hold him is such high regard, he is littarly one of their creators and they all know him from birth, so some if them have known him for 10.000 years or even more, by the time of LotR.
EOM Reacts brought it up too. I have always gotten chills every time Gimli blows the horn! :)
Obi Wan: "Hey, Anakin. You know why Gandalph and Rohirim won?"
Anakin: sigh.."No, Obi Wan. Why did they win?"
Obi Wan: "They had the hi-"
Anakin: *"SHUT UP! SHUT UP!"*
It’s the horn for me. Just so good
Look for the meaning of the word Epic and this scene shows up.
Imagine you’re in a fight and you look over your shoulder and your boy that never lets you down is coming in swinging…. Now if we die we die together baby
I still maintain that Theoden's actions in this battle inspired Aragorn to accept his rightful place as king of Gondor. Theoden's willingness to fight and to die to protect his people from harm showed Aragorn an aspect of being a king he had not given much consideration to.
I mean, yes, but that inspiration already happened when Boromir swore fealty to Aragorn with his dying breath.
“Billy butcher”. Hell yeah
nobody appreciates the Urukhai, who, at the moment Gandalf appears with the Rohirrim, face them in a phalanx and don't look scared, but ready to fight. And when I say phalanx, I mean that second in which the director deliberately shows the spearheads that are pointed at the riders, well, if that isn't a cinematographic masterpiece in the details. I mean: 'look east' could be considered magic in the moment when the sun blinds the Urukhai, but in reality it is just timing and still an absolutely superbly done scene. Gandalf doesn't do magic, he takes advantage of the orcs' natural disadvantage by striking at the right moment, just genius
Even though Peter Jackson's record has been spotty since this, he created the greatest trilogy of all time.
"To the king!" Epic.
Lol, Ash's lady took away his toy sword 😆
For anyone who may not know this, whenever you hear theoden saying "forth eorlingas' he's referring to his people. Growing up i never knew what he meant. Eorlingas=people of rohan
13:15 wow she could not possibly care less
You know how it is... that stupid unimpressed hot girl routine... some women never grow out of it.
@@Barbarosse19 you haven't
@matthewkreps3352 what?!!
I love all of King Theoden’s speeches (all lotr speeches tbf). While charge of the Rohirin is monumentally epic, I equally enjoy his speech in the two towers, him realising that his final stand should not be for his own personal glory in death, but rather for his people combined with ;” Fell deeds awake” is just such a nerdgasmic badass thing to say
179 comments, and no one knows *this really happened* - and the true life story is even cooler than the movie.
Gandalf
A name and a word of hope in one, it seems. ^^
"Be careful with that"😂 platic sword
i want to see the cut where instead of "rohirrim!", eomer says "daddy's home" 😄
Sunlight hurts orks and makes them weaker except urukhai theyre immune that's why the others orks who took Mary and Pippin were complaining while the urukhai among them to told them to keep running
Do they make movies like this anymore? I can't think of anything I've seen in the last 20 years that hits like these movies did.
They didn't make anything like this before this movie either.
Me: *short on money*
Salary: LOOK TO MY COMING. AT FIRST LIGHT OF THE FIFTH DAY, AT DAWN, LOOK TO THE EAST.
🤣🤣🤣
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The rider who cut off the orc head in front was op
None of the reactors seemed to notice that they came from the east because the sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
This reminds me of the famous scene in Band of Brothers when the M-4 Sherman tanks of the US 2nd Armoured Division arrive to reinforce the besieged Easy Company of the 101st Airborne Division.
and Harry's response, "you beautiful babies you". One of the best moments on Band of Brothers.
This is based on a real battle, the Battle of Vienna in 1683.
Gandalf is enhancing the sunlight, change my mind
His Ring of Power is the one that controls fire. So maybe.
Please do the Rohirrim charge against the Haradrim/Mumakil (Battle of the Pelennor Fields) in The Return of the King.
14:35 is the only appropriate reaction 😂
I'm dying laughing at this 😂😂😂. This dude's reaction is awesome 😂
@@jayz4dayz763It’s so good 😂
This scene was inspired by siege of Vienna in 1683.
How can so many people talk while one of the most epic scenes in history is playing?
Gandalf brought a whole karl urban with him! And thats really all we need
Billy Butcher showed up with an army!!!
Bones McCoy ftw.
He goes from Gandalf the grey - to Gandalf the white
Looking to the EAST!!!!☝🏼☦️🙏🏼
when you watch this legendary trilogy...and then check out rings of power lmao, nothing will top how absolutely perfect this movie trilogy was and still is compared to nowadays standards.
why do that?
Haha that Black Dude is the BEST
“How’d they even get horses to run downhill like that…”