I agree. He's by far one of my favorite characters in the entire series. Anyone whom chooses Faramir over him is dense. Anyone whom hates on him is dense.
jozef adam beňo he's torn between the right thing and his father. The ring tempted him into the latter. Then in his final moments he overcomes the temptation of the ring and chooses the right thing. However I can of prefer Faramir, his whole life his father has treated him like he doesn't exist, everything is always about Boromir. Faramir is never treated with respect and is just as noble and honourable as Boromir. But they are both 2 great characters
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Maybe, but the scene in general is completely stupid - Gandalf has his staff destroyed by Witchking like he was not the most powerful wizard that moment.
@@marekkrzyszczak4759 Yeah, it's a bit head scratching. Since he's Maiar you'd think the scene isn't correct with respect to the lore, but I think things are a bit ambiguous. The witch king is the most powerful of Saurons servants and basically directly wields the terror and malice of his master. Perhaps the witch king in his most powerful state had the strength to match Gandalf or even defeat him since Sauron was a banished former Maiar, at least thats what some people argue. But even without his staff Gandalf was an absolute force not to be taken lightly by anyone, even the witch king.
@@BasePuma4007 the scene differs to the book with the fact the witch king breaks Gandalfs staff but it's similar in that we don't get to see what happens. Gandalf likely would have done something. The key line is 'This is my hour.' So I totally agree with your point. The stronger Sauron is, the stronger the Witch-King is, and in that moment the forces of Mordor were winning. It also makes the Witch-King seem more menacing for the viewers from a movie perspective. I didn't really have a major problem with it.
There is apparently a lot of cut footage from all 3 movies sitting somewhere. Fans hope that one day we would see all this unseen footage of all 3 movies, and called it the unicorn edition because it would have all the extras.
@@soluszynification LOL!!! and if they had time to breadnut down more .. they would realize that if Sauron had Frodo then he would've had the right ....if he had the ring ..they wouldn't have been at those gates ....so I definitely understand Aragon's impatience...😬. enough of the BS ..LOL!!
Game of Thrones was amazing when it directly copied from the books, down to the dialogue. As soon as GRRM left Dumb&Dumber to their own devices it turned to shit.
@The Greatest Story Never Told Exactly, the Bombadillo convention (just imagine every being sitting there drinking mead as Glorfindel and The Witch King have an arm wrestle ) clearly stated that apart from bad sequels being the biggest offense, for which the Hobbit Stands trial, killing messengers (no matter how ugly) is a war crime. So Aragorn shall stand trial. Comment if you think he is or isn't guilty XD
@@danieliusmalickis6672 Not guilty. Just as Buzz Aldrin was found not guilty of punching that moon hoaxer in the face even though it was captured on camera.
@@brettt141It's in his name, the "mouth" of Sauron. He isn't a fighter at this point in the lore and is a diplomat and that's why he is literally called the mouth of Sauron as he speaks for Sauron.
It is actually great to define their relationship at that point. Boromir is ready to respect Aragorn as a warrior and a well-tested leader, not as his king though. While Aragorn can not accept that Boromir has lost all hope to defend Gondor with its own power. He sees the weakness in him that he fears for himself
@@BenDavisSkydiving Pretty sure it's not. I have both editions on DVD (haven't watched theateical since the extended came out) and I distinctly remember laughing my ass off at the line the first time I saw it, thinking "why did they cut that scene?". I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure I' m not.
@@stephenramsey5585 Maybe you're right. I watched the theatrical release no joke maybe 80-100 times growing up, and I remember this scene, but that could be because I watched the extended trilogy for the first time (properly paying attention not at a party) like 3 weeks ago. Could just be fresh in my mind from that.
I just love the scene in Lothlorien between Borormir and Aragorn. Sean Bean nailed it! Reveals so much of his character. Eomer crying over what he believes to be his dead sister...cry of pure devastation. All these scenes are excellent. I always watch the extended editions, adds so much more to already great movies. LOTR just never gets old. Love, love, love it!!!!!!
@@joeycmichael3206 they totally could have had the bit in Lothlorien where Boromir is the only member of the Fellowship who shares some kind words with Frodo about how to cope with the loss of Gandalf. It's a sweet moment that makes his corruption, redemption and eventual death even harder to swallow.
6:51 "Do you not know death when you see it, old man? This is my hour! You have failed; the world of Men will fall!" Such a chilling line, gives me shivers every time!
@@bitterthenu7278 Gandalf the Grey still defeats Durin's Bane in the movies, and returns with enhanced power. Apparently Gandalf the White also defeats Saruman in the movies. A character who defeats two other Maiar and drives off the other Nazgul with ease cannot defend himself face to face from the most powerful Nazgul? Logically Gandalf would not be at the Witch-King's mercy in this situation.
Eomer’s acting is just amazing. Could you imagine gathering the dead after a battle and finding your sister who you thoughts was hundreds of miles laying limp on the battlefield. Small scene but powerful geesh
Same here man. Especially the flashback with Boromir and Faramir in Osgiliath, that scene alone adds so much to the movie I can't even imagine not watching that part. Boromir seems like a villain in the theatrical cut, but in the Extended (True) versions he becomes the most sympathetic, human character in the whole story.
I've seen both many times and read through the books twice. I have to say I prefer the theatrical version. The pacing really suffers from the extra material.
One of my favorite extended scenes is the chat between Faramir and Pipin. You can glean a lot about how Faramir feels towards his father and his late brother, and you can witness Pipin's childlike wisdom. Such a great moment.
oh man invest in them (they must be quite cheap now) as a present to yourself. It comes in lovely cases with extra artwork and the cases are made to look like book (these are the ones i have) . And they have two extra DVDs for each flim with cast interviews and showing how they made it. If youve watched the regular, definitely watch the extended. Its indescribable how much they enhance the movies. Not just deleted scenes, but extending scenes already in the normal version. Fleshes out the characters
I'm glad we get so much more of Sam and Frodo in Mordor in the extended version. The whole story has been leading up to them getting to Mordor, and then it's so brief in the theatrical cut. The extended conveys a little more of the cunning and desperation they are forced into, and why Frodo suddenly comes to such a breaking point.
That scene should be gone from the movie altogether. Gandalf killed the balrog in his grey form, then broke Saruman's staff with his voice, he would have whooped the witch king's ass no question.
this scene is false anyways, never happened in the book. They stared at eachother then the witch king flew off at the sound of the rohirrim. such a dumb scene to even add, gandalf would have whooped his ass.
Scenes like this and I wonder was pj smoking weed when he shit this, Gandalf was was more powerful in middle at this time than anyone else except Sauron
@@buffysummers7927 I think they probably added that scene to show that the witch king wasn't to be messed with, but it didn't make sense in context of Gandalf being a Maiar and the Witch-king being an undead man.
As I said many times, the soundtrack in the trilogy is a masterpiece. Just perfect. As soon as Boromir speaks of his father and Gondor, the theme of the White Tree of Gondor starts playing.
Also some additional amazing scenes: Boromir's flashback after taking of Osgiliath, Gandalf dialogue with Aragorn about the heir of Numenor in the Two towers, Saruman and Grima talk about the ring of Barahir
I always liked Boromir. He seemed like such a tortured and conflicted character who only wanted to do the right thing... I think a lot of us can identify with that. Sean Bean did an excellent job playing him. I also love the “don’t give a f*ck” look on Aragorn’s face while Sauron’s puppet was mouthing off, just before he beheaded him... straight up badass.
I wish they could have spent more time with the love story of Faramir and Eowyn. Faramir was much more noble than his brother and appealed to those who are not kings, but are still worthy of love.
Faramir was not much more noble than Boromir. They both were equaly noble, kind and determened. But Boromir was prideful, much stronger, rush and charismatic, while Faramir gentle and wise. Both great, honorable and strong leaders and heirs of Denethor
Boromir was one of the noblest of all characters mate. He constantly supported his beloved brother, tried to share glory with him. He was a great fighter and absolutely brave everytime it was required of him. AND he had the weight of an entire kingdom on his shoulders. The extended scenes emphasise even more that boromir didn’t seek power for his own sake but in order to fulfil his duty to Gondor and his father. And at his end he accepted Aragorn as his rightful king. Truly one of the noblest characters on middle earth
I'd argue that the Witch King breaking Gandalf's staff tops it. That feels to me like the most hopeless point in the trilogy. Saruman's death would me my second though.
@@Bart-dg6qv I was...I was saying that was the best scene that's in the extended cut but not the standard edition. Saruman's death would be second on my list.
"and he did gandalf, he did" omg the almost tears and head down in shame that Gandalf did really delivers the scene twice as hard. for all he knew the mouth of sauron was saying the truth.
Lord of the Rings is my “all time” favourite movie ever! I know this movie, every one from Fellowship of the Ring to Return of the King off my heart. I can quote every word.
Good list but I personally would have included the Saruman death scene and Boromir's Osgiliath speech. I really didn't like how easily Gandalf the White was beaten by the Witch-King in that RotK scene. Nothing like what happened in the book at all.
In the book it was unclear who was stronger and I get that they were trying to make the Witch-King look like a really big threat, but it seems stupid in that case that he would just fly off when Gandalf is helpless like that on the floor. Surely the Witch-King wouldn't have missed an opportunity to kill the guy who's been scuppering Sauron's plans for thousands of years?!
NicolWilliamsonFan in the greater Tolkien lore it becomes fairly clear that Gandalf would be a greater power than the Witch King....however he is still “limited” by the way he uses his power, as in, he never really lets it off the hook like Sauron or his followers would.
My favorite scene is the negotiation at the Black Gate. Aragorn refusing to believe they killed Frodo after the mouth of Sauron throws Frodos clothing at him. Shows how great his character is. Then turns around and leads an army almost to suicide knowing it would give Sam and Frodo just enough time to destroy the ring...What an awesome character in an incredible film.
Boromir is really relatable, because he has his flaws, but he tries his best he can to do what is right. Without super powers or any fantasy advantages, just the prime example of a man with sheer willpower.
Another great video! I think this is a very good list! These scenes, despite being deleted or being just in the extended versions of the movies, have, in my opinion, the same quality as the rest of The Lord Of The Rings trilogy. I agree with the order you put the scenes in, the only thing I'd change would be putting the scene which is in second place in first place and the scene which is in first place in second place. But that's just my opinion! Anyways, keep doing amazing content!
Lord of the Rings could have easily been made into 4-6 movies. As long as the trilogy runtime is, it does t even begin to scratch the surface of what occurred in the books. And a person who hasn't read the books then has to read the them or talk to someone who has read them in order to understand what's going on.
That is why Peter Jackson was smart by not including every single chapter from the books in the movies. Read the books for all the details.Its is one of the great lterary books just like Hemmingway etc
Jonny Doey the books are really difficult to read man. I tried and honestly I just decided to watch TH-cam videos on the lore behind the Lord of the Rings.
i agree, it souldve been a 5 or 6 part set, much like harry potter, there are so much to include that wasnt in the movies, thankfully we will get the most expensive show ever to date by amazon
No you don't have to read the books to understand what's going on. I read the books after watching the movies and I was not lost at all. You're an idiot fuck head. Douche nozzle.
I’ve seen the extended versions so many times that I just re-watched all the normal movies with my friend and you can only watch this with extended scenes it’s missing so much that this makes it like 100 times better it really does
The Extended Editions are 100% the best way to watch these movies after the first viewing, especially if you are a fan of the books. There are a lot of additions added that (while they kind of change the flow of the movie at times) feel like they belong and honestly, there are a lot of really good scenes in the Extended Edition. The Two Towers especially becomes quite a bit better after watching the Extended Edition.
The Extended Editions are in my view the only way to watch the movies. I remember sitting in the theatre, being impressed by the visuals and the storytelling but being a little bit disappointed that the action scenes flowed one into the other without some slight pauses, more meaningful moments and fleshed-out scenes. That was corrected when I got the Extended Version DVDs...I consider the theatrical release to be the hacked version!
These definitely should have been included. The first one adds to Boromir's character a lot, the Witch King vs Gandalf is great due to the sudden realization of Rohan's arrival, and the others are great because they add to Tolkien's vision due to them being a part of the book (aside from Aragorn chopping the Mouth of Sauron's head off which I would have liked to see changed to be more accurate).
The very first piece between boromir and aragorn is a masterpiece, sean and viggo absaloutly nailed it. Mostly sean speaking about minis tirith. Beautifully crafted scene. Thanks for posting this up.
My fav is the extender battle of pelenor fields when we see Eowyn and Merry battling and taking down some ennemies,specially from the Merry perspective.
The Mouth of Sauron is my second favourite scene! Although my very favourite is not even mentioned: Galadriel's gifts! How Gimli fell in love with here. Most moving.
For me, the best deleted scene from the extended editions is Faramir's flashback to Osgiliath. It's awesome seeing Gondor have a win, heroic Boromir, the loving fraternity between the sons of Denethor, the deeper context of their difficult relationships with him as well as the context of Boromir's mission and being sent by Denethor somewhat against his will. It's not quite how it goes down in the books, but awesome regardless
7:00 I swear... nowdays, on 2019, there are no GCI effects like this, all of them look quite fake when they try to simulate fire / water, or even GCI characters..
You know what’s nuts is if you watch the behind the scenes on RotK CG scenes, they were changing and adding scenes so ridiculously fast, they were rendering each CG scene in like 1-2 days time because that’s all that had time for as opposed to a week or more in the Fellowship. Literally altering and adding right up until late November when they had to have reels ready to ship worldwide for a DECEMBER RELEASE! The graphics team were sleeping in their conference room so they could just wake up and work before the deadlines and some even had marriages break down due to the stress. Like seriously, what film or television series has anything close to that level of dedication from its team??
The first time I ever watched the theatrical release of LoTR was during the first lockdown in 2020, as it was on Netflix. It's crazy how much these extra scenes, amongst others, made the films even better. I feel sorry - and jealous - for people that haven't watched the Extended versions yet.
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Boromir is underrated. Such a real character.
I agree. He's by far one of my favorite characters in the entire series. Anyone whom chooses Faramir over him is dense. Anyone whom hates on him is dense.
Boromir is evil tho
jozef adam beňo not even close!
jozef adam beňo he's torn between the right thing and his father. The ring tempted him into the latter. Then in his final moments he overcomes the temptation of the ring and chooses the right thing.
However I can of prefer Faramir, his whole life his father has treated him like he doesn't exist, everything is always about Boromir. Faramir is never treated with respect and is just as noble and honourable as Boromir. But they are both 2 great characters
Boromir is my favourite.man of gondor!!
Lord of the Rings will never get old
Preach
Mihkel Kaseorg Amen.
Neither will gandalf
Nope
As a toast, To Lord of the Rings forever!
It’s been seventeen years, and they are still taking the hobbits to Isengard
Update: 18 years
Update 2: 19 years
Update 3: 20 years
Update 4: 21 years
Update 5: 22 years
Update 6: 23 years
Little Weaboo xD
I showed that to my mum and she hates it I like to make her mad
lmaf!!!
Enough.
I’m already on 18!
*year goes by*
19!
Tbh the fact that pippin has the balls to run up to the witch king by himself to save Gandalf is epic in itself
CoolDanielDaniel but he just freezes once the drake roars lol
Maybe, but the scene in general is completely stupid - Gandalf has his staff destroyed by Witchking like he was not the most powerful wizard that moment.
@@marekkrzyszczak4759 Yeah, it's a bit head scratching. Since he's Maiar you'd think the scene isn't correct with respect to the lore, but I think things are a bit ambiguous. The witch king is the most powerful of Saurons servants and basically directly wields the terror and malice of his master. Perhaps the witch king in his most powerful state had the strength to match Gandalf or even defeat him since Sauron was a banished former Maiar, at least thats what some people argue. But even without his staff Gandalf was an absolute force not to be taken lightly by anyone, even the witch king.
@@BasePuma4007 the scene differs to the book with the fact the witch king breaks Gandalfs staff but it's similar in that we don't get to see what happens. Gandalf likely would have done something. The key line is 'This is my hour.' So I totally agree with your point. The stronger Sauron is, the stronger the Witch-King is, and in that moment the forces of Mordor were winning. It also makes the Witch-King seem more menacing for the viewers from a movie perspective. I didn't really have a major problem with it.
They made Gandalf look weak in that scene..
These movies could have been 5 hours long each, and it wouldn't get old still
I'll still watch them when I'm 60
well they already are 3 1/2 hours each or so
@@xxsauron007xx which can still feel like a lot especially watching all 3 (which is every time you watch lol)
There is apparently a lot of cut footage from all 3 movies sitting somewhere. Fans hope that one day we would see all this unseen footage of all 3 movies, and called it the unicorn edition because it would have all the extras.
That's right😇
They really should’ve kept Boromir’s scene, it adds so much depth to his character that we don’t see until after he died
That scene is in the theatrical cut. The uploader made a mistake
@@TheGreatestVoice1958 That's what I thought
@@TheGreatestVoice1958really? I guess not in some countries? I only saw that years after when the great Egalmoth of Gondolin posted it on TH-cam.
@@HW.0029 No. the theatrical cut was the same in all countries. You’re just remembering wrong,
yes and the peaceful elven environment set the contrast of the humans erratic demeanor
Eomer: Cries because he thinks Eowyn dies.
Gandalf: 😊
Yeh that weirded me at first and then later on she's alive sooo...
She is treated by faramir's love
@@serdark.9462 Yes thats true tho
@@serdark.9462 By Aragon ??
At battle in Pelennor fields Eomer had lost his uncle,who raised him as his son,and he thought that he lost his sister
Nah dude #1 has to be the drinking challenge between Gimli and Legolas
That still only counts as one!
YES
I love how Aragorn looked so unimpressed with the negotiator
His facial expression was hilarious :D
@@soluszynification LOL!!! and if they had time to breadnut down more .. they would realize that if Sauron had Frodo then he would've had the right ....if he had the ring ..they wouldn't have been at those gates ....so I definitely understand Aragon's impatience...😬. enough of the BS ..LOL!!
@@clarkclarke and Sauron's mouth never said anything about Sam
He should've just taunted him from the top of the wall like a Frenchman. "You smell of elderberries".
Fun fact that’s the crazy pilot from beyond the thunderdome
Although game of thrones is amazing, it can’t compete with lord of the rings. Lord of the rings for me best trilogy of all time
Lotr didnt mess up its last movie so yeah its the clear superior
Game of Thrones was amazing when it directly copied from the books, down to the dialogue. As soon as GRRM left Dumb&Dumber to their own devices it turned to shit.
If we are talking film only, Game of Thrones is garbo now that D & D destroyed it utterly. It can not compare to Lord of the Rings.
@J. Professional You are just a gem, you know? Giving the rest of us LOTR fans a bad wrap because you can't stay civil, just utter class.
Are you stupid ? Comparing a movie with a serie wtf
"Do you not know death when you see it? Old man....."
Dude this guy is badass
RadiationNeon I think that was the point. Witch King be like “dammit how many times do we have to kill you?”
Do you know know death when you see it? Old man?
Old man: LoL this guy.
IKR? What a line...
i mean in the books the witch king fleds at the mere presence of gandalf so they really nerfed gandalf in that scene
@@RadiationNeon What Gandalf experiences when he dies will not be the same as that of a mortal.
Lets all ignore how Aragorn committed a serious war crime by killing the negotiator in cold blood XD
Meh, hard to argue war crimes when the other side was essentially one big walking war crime.
@The Greatest Story Never Told Exactly, the Bombadillo convention (just imagine every being sitting there drinking mead as Glorfindel and The Witch King have an arm wrestle ) clearly stated that apart from bad sequels being the biggest offense, for which the Hobbit Stands trial, killing messengers (no matter how ugly) is a war crime. So Aragorn shall stand trial. Comment if you think he is or isn't guilty XD
@@danieliusmalickis6672 Not guilty. Just as Buzz Aldrin was found not guilty of punching that moon hoaxer in the face even though it was captured on camera.
He is the mouth of sauron not a negotiator.
@@brettt141It's in his name, the "mouth" of Sauron. He isn't a fighter at this point in the lore and is a diplomat and that's why he is literally called the mouth of Sauron as he speaks for Sauron.
"The lords of Gondor have returned"
Love this scene.
It is actually great to define their relationship at that point. Boromir is ready to respect Aragorn as a warrior and a well-tested leader, not as his king though. While Aragorn can not accept that Boromir has lost all hope to defend Gondor with its own power. He sees the weakness in him that he fears for himself
Isn't this in the theatrical version? I just got the 4k set and watched fellowship, and I definitely saw it.
Gave me goosebumps
@@epsbandy well explained!
*ahem*
Legolas: "Ah, lembas bread; a single bite can sustain a man for a full day"
Merry to Pippen: "How many did you eat?"
Pippen: *shrugs* "Four".
Yup it's beautiful😍 🤣🤣🤣
Sounds about right for a hobbit
That's in the cinema version too I think.
@@BenDavisSkydiving Pretty sure it's not. I have both editions on DVD (haven't watched theateical since the extended came out) and I distinctly remember laughing my ass off at the line the first time I saw it, thinking "why did they cut that scene?". I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure I' m not.
@@stephenramsey5585 Maybe you're right. I watched the theatrical release no joke maybe 80-100 times growing up, and I remember this scene, but that could be because I watched the extended trilogy for the first time (properly paying attention not at a party) like 3 weeks ago. Could just be fresh in my mind from that.
Nobody:
Mouth of Sauron: AHAA
lol, that is not sauron haha
Jammyy that is why he called him 'mouth of sauron' it is what that chracter was called
@@koreysmith4874 ohh, Okay.
@@jammyy7817 he is saurons messenger
@@jammyy7817 I am Sauron
I just love the scene in Lothlorien between Borormir and Aragorn. Sean Bean nailed it! Reveals so much of his character. Eomer crying over what he believes to be his dead sister...cry of pure devastation. All these scenes are excellent. I always watch the extended editions, adds so much more to already great movies. LOTR just never gets old. Love, love, love it!!!!!!
That scene is in the theatrical cut. This uploaded messed up.
@@joeycmichael3206 I thought so to i was gaslighting myself. "Was that scene in the original? Am I crazy?"
@@joeycmichael3206 they totally could have had the bit in Lothlorien where Boromir is the only member of the Fellowship who shares some kind words with Frodo about how to cope with the loss of Gandalf. It's a sweet moment that makes his corruption, redemption and eventual death even harder to swallow.
6:51 "Do you not know death when you see it, old man? This is my hour! You have failed; the world of Men will fall!" Such a chilling line, gives me shivers every time!
Same. Best Nazgûl ever, followed by Khamûl.
Maya Boone I hated the scene simply because Gandalf could have easily defeated the witch king.
@@whatismylife6 not in the movies, separate stories and power levels
@@bitterthenu7278 Gandalf the Grey still defeats Durin's Bane in the movies, and returns with enhanced power. Apparently Gandalf the White also defeats Saruman in the movies. A character who defeats two other Maiar and drives off the other Nazgul with ease cannot defend himself face to face from the most powerful Nazgul? Logically Gandalf would not be at the Witch-King's mercy in this situation.
*power not hour
Black gate: opens.
Gimli: ah the negotiator!
Wait wrong franchise.
Your mithril shirts will make a fine addition to my collection.
Eomer’s acting is just amazing. Could you imagine gathering the dead after a battle and finding your sister who you thoughts was hundreds of miles laying limp on the battlefield.
Small scene but powerful geesh
His scream is heart-wrenching. Absolutely brilliant acting.
And he was only 27 when he did it.
A two-minute scene that says more about war than hours of talking.
Love how Shadow Fax stood his ground against a Nazgul and didn't run away. A true Lord indeed.
The real LoTR is Extanded edition i Cant imagine the movie withoout those scenes
Same here man. Especially the flashback with Boromir and Faramir in Osgiliath, that scene alone adds so much to the movie I can't even imagine not watching that part. Boromir seems like a villain in the theatrical cut, but in the Extended (True) versions he becomes the most sympathetic, human character in the whole story.
Ya. I’ve never actually seen the extended editions. I feel like an idiot now.
I don’t have it yet! I’ll have to get it for my birthday or something Rawr!
E never see te extended edition
I've seen both many times and read through the books twice. I have to say I prefer the theatrical version. The pacing really suffers from the extra material.
One of my favorite extended scenes is the chat between Faramir and Pipin. You can glean a lot about how Faramir feels towards his father and his late brother, and you can witness Pipin's childlike wisdom. Such a great moment.
I hate that they cut so many scenes from Boromir and Faramir's relationship.
I love the Faramir Pippin bonding in that scene too.
Guess I've always watched the extended edition. None of these were new to me.
Jolo Defensor the only true way to watch these glorious films
@@rafaelnahafahik7781 Amen to that.
Yea. Except for that thing at 5:30 I don’t remember that freaky creature lol
The best way to enjoy more the film
Me too
7:45 wow, I had never realized they actually made that scene from the books! Its time for me to finally watch all the extended scenes, I think.
Yes they did but it is not exactly equal to the books because in the books they are not dressed like orcs, or at least not entirely.
oh man invest in them (they must be quite cheap now) as a present to yourself. It comes in lovely cases with extra artwork and the cases are made to look like book (these are the ones i have) . And they have two extra DVDs for each flim with cast interviews and showing how they made it.
If youve watched the regular, definitely watch the extended. Its indescribable how much they enhance the movies. Not just deleted scenes, but extending scenes already in the normal version. Fleshes out the characters
Last scene was actually amazing. Heart in throat moment if they would get found out or not!
The fat orc was creepy.
You forgot the scene where Aragorn speaks to Sauron through the Palantir.
WARRIOR WITHIN!
Гриша Василев that scene is deleted scene? i see that scene in movie
@@TheT3MK4 I didn't see that
Kris Frederick ohh sorry but i saw it on tv anyway this scenes are incredible
Its top 5
I'm glad we get so much more of Sam and Frodo in Mordor in the extended version. The whole story has been leading up to them getting to Mordor, and then it's so brief in the theatrical cut. The extended conveys a little more of the cunning and desperation they are forced into, and why Frodo suddenly comes to such a breaking point.
And Frodo saves the situation. There is little enough of that so every bit counts.😊
Witch king: Breaks Gandalf’s staff and makes him vulnerable
*hears horn of Rohirrim* “Ight imma head out”
That scene should be gone from the movie altogether. Gandalf killed the balrog in his grey form, then broke Saruman's staff with his voice, he would have whooped the witch king's ass no question.
@@JiminyClarkson yeah like wtf
this scene is false anyways, never happened in the book. They stared at eachother then the witch king flew off at the sound of the rohirrim. such a dumb scene to even add, gandalf would have whooped his ass.
Scenes like this and I wonder was pj smoking weed when he shit this, Gandalf was was more powerful in middle at this time than anyone else except Sauron
@@buffysummers7927 I think they probably added that scene to show that the witch king wasn't to be messed with, but it didn't make sense in context of Gandalf being a Maiar and the Witch-king being an undead man.
Liv Tyler has such a gorgeous singing voice. The song she sings in the Houses of Healing is so beautiful
As I said many times, the soundtrack in the trilogy is a masterpiece. Just perfect. As soon as Boromir speaks of his father and Gondor, the theme of the White Tree of Gondor starts playing.
5:03 I always wanted to brush that guys teeth to see how much of a difference it would be xD
Eeeyup.
one does not simply brush ones teeth in mordor..
😂 😂 😂 I said the same but I think that is his Saliva you know? Like his teeth are clean, but his salive is like he ate shit 😂 😂
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my favorite extended scene has to be the "the king has got a crown again". it's simple yet extremely beautiful.
The music during the houses of healing scene always makes me weep.
I'm glad someone else recognized the true hilarity of the extended scene of #1: "Come on YA SLUGS!!!" *whip whip whip whip whip whip whip whip*
To this day, Sam still carries his damn skillets. Even in enemy territory
Well I mean yeah, how else is he supposed to boil his POTATOES???
Also some additional amazing scenes: Boromir's flashback after taking of Osgiliath, Gandalf dialogue with Aragorn about the heir of Numenor in the Two towers, Saruman and Grima talk about the ring of Barahir
I always liked Boromir. He seemed like such a tortured and conflicted character who only wanted to do the right thing... I think a lot of us can identify with that. Sean Bean did an excellent job playing him.
I also love the “don’t give a f*ck” look on Aragorn’s face while Sauron’s puppet was mouthing off, just before he beheaded him... straight up badass.
Poor Boromir, the test he was under was beyond cruel.
I love how this scene humanizes Boromir. I wish he would have made it to the end.
I wish they could have spent more time with the love story of Faramir and Eowyn. Faramir was much more noble than his brother and appealed to those who are not kings, but are still worthy of love.
Faramir was not much more noble than Boromir. They both were equaly noble, kind and determened. But Boromir was prideful, much stronger, rush and charismatic, while Faramir gentle and wise. Both great, honorable and strong leaders and heirs of Denethor
Boromir was one of the noblest of all characters mate. He constantly supported his beloved brother, tried to share glory with him. He was a great fighter and absolutely brave everytime it was required of him. AND he had the weight of an entire kingdom on his shoulders. The extended scenes emphasise even more that boromir didn’t seek power for his own sake but in order to fulfil his duty to Gondor and his father. And at his end he accepted Aragorn as his rightful king.
Truly one of the noblest characters on middle earth
#1 is easily Saruman's death.
I'd argue that the Witch King breaking Gandalf's staff tops it. That feels to me like the most hopeless point in the trilogy. Saruman's death would me my second though.
Phillip Lewis Sauron, not Saruman.
@@Bart-dg6qv What do you mean? We're talking about extended cut scenes, which would include Saruman's (not Sauron's) death.
Phillip Lewis Sorry, my mistake about that Sarumans death scene. I thought you were referring to that Gandalf vs Nazgul scene.
@@Bart-dg6qv I was...I was saying that was the best scene that's in the extended cut but not the standard edition. Saruman's death would be second on my list.
Such great acting from Karl Urban (Eomer) with those screams of grief. Love that dude
Very few films/shows left me as heartbroken as Boromir's ark, and that was just in the span of one film...
"and he did gandalf, he did" omg the almost tears and head down in shame that Gandalf did really delivers the scene twice as hard. for all he knew the mouth of sauron was saying the truth.
The voice acting is so good. "Who would have thought one so small could endure so much pain. And he did, Gandalf. He did."
Boromir in Osgiliath is a favorite of mine.
Lord of the Rings is my “all time” favourite movie ever! I know this movie, every one from Fellowship of the Ring to Return of the King off my heart. I can quote every word.
"who could have thought that someone so small could endure so much pain" love that line
The power of the ONE RING has kept these movies alive all these years and to eternity. Long live LOTR
The way the hobbit was terrified of the Nasgol voice, adds so much terror to the character
Good list but I personally would have included the Saruman death scene and Boromir's Osgiliath speech. I really didn't like how easily Gandalf the White was beaten by the Witch-King in that RotK scene. Nothing like what happened in the book at all.
NicolWilliamsonFan Me neither. It sort of makes me wonder why he came back as Gandalf the White
In the book it was unclear who was stronger and I get that they were trying to make the Witch-King look like a really big threat, but it seems stupid in that case that he would just fly off when Gandalf is helpless like that on the floor. Surely the Witch-King wouldn't have missed an opportunity to kill the guy who's been scuppering Sauron's plans for thousands of years?!
NicolWilliamsonFan in the greater Tolkien lore it becomes fairly clear that Gandalf would be a greater power than the Witch King....however he is still “limited” by the way he uses his power, as in, he never really lets it off the hook like Sauron or his followers would.
Exactly, Gandalf as a unlimited Maia would of course be stronger.
NicolWilliamsonFan if they can get the tone of the new tv series right, it’s gonna be off the hook
Spent my last 2 days watching clips form one of the best movies ever made Lord of the Rings...the special effects alone are beyond amazing...
My favorite scene is the negotiation at the Black Gate. Aragorn refusing to believe they killed Frodo after the mouth of Sauron throws Frodos clothing at him. Shows how great his character is. Then turns around and leads an army almost to suicide knowing it would give Sam and Frodo just enough time to destroy the ring...What an awesome character in an incredible film.
The design of the Mouth is incredible too. Comedic and disgusting at the same time. Tragic omission
Boromir is really relatable, because he has his flaws, but he tries his best he can to do what is right.
Without super powers or any fantasy advantages, just the prime example of a man with sheer willpower.
Personally, I love the way Aragorn just rides up and calmly slices his head off.
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So glad they did the House of Healing scene. so memorable in the book, and how the people of Gondor realise that Aragorn is their king.
You know a movie’s good when you’ve got to pick top scenes from deleted scenes
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“Do you not know death when you see it old man? This is my hour.”
That has got to be one of the most badass lines ever!
Another great video! I think this is a very good list! These scenes, despite being deleted or being just in the extended versions of the movies, have, in my opinion, the same quality as the rest of The Lord Of The Rings trilogy. I agree with the order you put the scenes in, the only thing I'd change would be putting the scene which is in second place in first place and the scene which is in first place in second place. But that's just my opinion! Anyways, keep doing amazing content!
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nothing haunts my dreams more than the mouth of sauron... that thing is just terrifying
Lord of the Rings could have easily been made into 4-6 movies. As long as the trilogy runtime is, it does t even begin to scratch the surface of what occurred in the books. And a person who hasn't read the books then has to read the them or talk to someone who has read them in order to understand what's going on.
That is why Peter Jackson was smart by not including every single chapter from the books in the movies. Read the books for all the details.Its is one of the great lterary books just like Hemmingway etc
Jonny Doey the books are really difficult to read man. I tried and honestly I just decided to watch TH-cam videos on the lore behind the Lord of the Rings.
i agree, it souldve been a 5 or 6 part set, much like harry potter, there are so much to include that wasnt in the movies, thankfully we will get the most expensive show ever to date by amazon
@@rbrtlws46 not everyone can read books, they should have done a 6 part series
No you don't have to read the books to understand what's going on. I read the books after watching the movies and I was not lost at all. You're an idiot fuck head. Douche nozzle.
I’ve seen the extended versions so many times that I just re-watched all the normal movies with my friend and you can only watch this with extended scenes it’s missing so much that this makes it like 100 times better it really does
5:13 orc or not, their english is impeccable 😂 its like poetry 😂 😂
The Extended Editions are 100% the best way to watch these movies after the first viewing, especially if you are a fan of the books. There are a lot of additions added that (while they kind of change the flow of the movie at times) feel like they belong and honestly, there are a lot of really good scenes in the Extended Edition. The Two Towers especially becomes quite a bit better after watching the Extended Edition.
The Extended Editions are in my view the only way to watch the movies. I remember sitting in the theatre, being impressed by the visuals and the storytelling but being a little bit disappointed that the action scenes flowed one into the other without some slight pauses, more meaningful moments and fleshed-out scenes. That was corrected when I got the Extended Version DVDs...I consider the theatrical release to be the hacked version!
These definitely should have been included. The first one adds to Boromir's character a lot, the Witch King vs Gandalf is great due to the sudden realization of Rohan's arrival, and the others are great because they add to Tolkien's vision due to them being a part of the book (aside from Aragorn chopping the Mouth of Sauron's head off which I would have liked to see changed to be more accurate).
#5 is in the theatrical cut my friend.
The first scene is not an extended scene
Eomer screaming gives me chills
Sean Bean as Boromir was magnificent
The very first piece between boromir and aragorn is a masterpiece, sean and viggo absaloutly nailed it. Mostly sean speaking about minis tirith. Beautifully crafted scene. Thanks for posting this up.
Beautiful movies
The shooting of the picture on film instead of digital cameras result in sort of divine mystical glows from characters
7:20 Shadowfax challenging the fell beast. Nice.
The fell beast is shit anyways, XD. It relies on fear. But yeah, Shadowfax vs Fell Beast, one can't fight, the other can but comedically LMAO.
How utterly fantastic in Sean Bean for the role of Boromir? I could not imagine another actor on this earth playing that role the way he did.
My fav is the extender battle of pelenor fields when we see Eowyn and Merry battling and taking down some ennemies,specially from the Merry perspective.
I think the most important scene from the extended is the flashback story of Boromir, Faramir, and Denethor in Osgiliath
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Never kill the negotiator when you are not sure if the hostage you are negotiating is alive or not
This is something that doesn’t happen in the book.
"I guess that concludes negotiations." - Gimli
This is the best film ever made! Period!
I love how the orc just stood and then stares at frodo and Sam, it was a sudden, FOUND YOU!!
Legolas's and Gimlis death glares just prove how much they really did care. Even tho they never had any significant parts with Frodo.
The Mouth of Sauron is my second favourite scene! Although my very favourite is not even mentioned: Galadriel's gifts! How Gimli fell in love with here. Most moving.
For me, the best deleted scene from the extended editions is Faramir's flashback to Osgiliath. It's awesome seeing Gondor have a win, heroic Boromir, the loving fraternity between the sons of Denethor, the deeper context of their difficult relationships with him as well as the context of Boromir's mission and being sent by Denethor somewhat against his will. It's not quite how it goes down in the books, but awesome regardless
The Nazguls voice is so dark and heavy
As far as I know, nazgul is the flying beast and the one speaking is witch king of angmar
No, nazgul is in black speach, it means ringwraith, and flying beast is flying beast
Nemanja P no that’s a fellbeast. Nazgul is the on riding
The scene with Aragorn killing the mouth is amazing display of character
“The Lords of Gondor have returned...”
“uhhh yeah... about that..”
06:51 ❤ i love i love i love this SCENE.. ANGMAR is the BEST of all FILM..!! 🎉
All these scenes were so good. Particularly Aragorn cutting of the mouths head. It really adds to the story.
Aragorn talking to the Sauron with Palantir, Saruman dialogue before his Death and Galadriel showing her Nenia ring for Frodo scene!
Galadriel with the ring scene was even more terrifying than the Mouth of Sauron. Still gives me chills 🔥
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I love the design of the Mouth of Sauron. I always thought he would make a cool Sith.
This will be a series watched by generations and generations to come, the result of excellent film-making.
These are truly great! My only quibble is that I would've put Gandalf's confrontation with the WitchKing first. Great stuff!
Aragorn taking care of Eowyn is so cute! Better than Arwen's most screen time...
7:00 I swear... nowdays, on 2019, there are no GCI effects like this, all of them look quite fake when they try to simulate fire / water, or even GCI characters..
Yeah. There are no practical effects anymore
@@epiicgaameer2763 He was talking about cg, not practical effects, but i do miss those too.
You know what’s nuts is if you watch the behind the scenes on RotK CG scenes, they were changing and adding scenes so ridiculously fast, they were rendering each CG scene in like 1-2 days time because that’s all that had time for as opposed to a week or more in the Fellowship. Literally altering and adding right up until late November when they had to have reels ready to ship worldwide for a DECEMBER RELEASE! The graphics team were sleeping in their conference room so they could just wake up and work before the deadlines and some even had marriages break down due to the stress.
Like seriously, what film or television series has anything close to that level of dedication from its team??
The first time I ever watched the theatrical release of LoTR was during the first lockdown in 2020, as it was on Netflix. It's crazy how much these extra scenes, amongst others, made the films even better. I feel sorry - and jealous - for people that haven't watched the Extended versions yet.
2:30 What A SONG that is...and it's LIV TYLER SINGING? What a voice she has!
Witch King breaking Gandalf staff will always be my favourite. Show of power, such a cool scene.