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Also The Dark knight trilogy.(in a standalone type) And The original Star wars trilogy ig. But yeah.. LOTR is Emotion and I freakin read the books after watching the movies. When will we see PARK CHAN WOOK and LEE CHANG DONG?
@@ΤριαντάφυλλοςΤσαρούχης I’ve only watched the 1st Godfather, so take my opinion with a pinch of salt. I think LOTR is on a different level, the Godfather can’t compete
@@solomonchilds8574 I respect your opinion but let me disagree with you... although the LOTR trilogy is Great its about a nonexistent world with Hobbits and different kinds of monsters. The Godfather trilogy especially the first 2 emphasize on how a man changes which in my opinion is much more interesting and relatable to reality. If you want to have a much clearer picture about this debate though you must give The Godfather1,2 a try
@random Always good and evil goes hand in hand....depending on time one can have an upper hand at best. No way good or evil can completely prevail over the other
And their greens screens, CGI, edits, how they made hobbits look tiny compared to everyone else etc. It was amazing for its time and still outrules many films to this day, 20 years later.
Well, it captures the grief very well, but not for centuries, she just died one year after him, since she is an halfelf and decided to take the route of a humanbeing and lost immortality.
@@larfilestel4713 she could have lived for centuries, for millennia if she had chosen to do so. she died not of old ages and sickness but of a broken heart.
@@Xnothen for a few centuries yes...but as a half elven she could choose to either have the fate of elves and be tied to the world forever or depart this world like mortals and go to stay with Eru...she chose mortality and yes she could have lived longer but not more than 6 or 7 centuries
@@hanna4918 he literally rolling on his grave 😭 that series, I'm not hate it, but DAMN... It's a mess.... And instead of hire peter jackson, they lied to him and disrespect him
@@mohammedalshami1537 That was that Fucker objective, the guy was not from New Zealand and he smuggled the guns there, New Zealand was also a victim of that bastard (of course, not of the same crime, I do not want to compare the loss of face with the loss of life)
@@dieltolo6112 i know but that shit was crazy i mean every time i pray when i hear someone opens the door of the mosque my heart starts pounding like crazy 😭😭😭😭😭😭😅😅😅😅
This is so true. I always feel a sense of longing for Middle Earth when I read or watch Lord of the Rings. It’s a very hard feeling to describe, but it’s sort of nostalgic yet wonderful at the same time.
PIPPIN: I didn't think it would end this way. GANDALF: End? No, the journey doesn't end here. Death is just another path, one that we all must take. The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass, and then you see it. PIPPIN: What? Gandalf? See what? GANDALF: White shores, and beyond, a far green country under a swift sunrise. PIPPIN: Well, that isn't so bad. GANDALF: No. No, it isn't.
How is it possible that just a few words are so impactful and beautiful? And, there are so many more examples in the books and movies! Even just "swift sunrise" is so comforting, especially over a "far green country."
@@MClapYourHands i think this scene can help people to accept death. It did for me. A few years ago I got sick and for a while we thought I wouldn't survive. One day I watched this film and after this scene I was no longer afraid of dying. I fought and now I'm fine, but this is an example of the power of this dialogue
Nothing beats LOTR. Not Game of Thrones, Star Wars, or even Harry Potter. This is the most developed and beautiful story ever written by a man. Also the best movies too. Salute to Tolkien… respect. I don’t know how he did it.
@Mang Cing LOTR was full of passionate people who love their job and knew what they were doing. That crap series has been made for the money, and ONLY for the money. That's not that crazy when we think about it. Edit: Oops, I should re-read the thread. By "series", you're talking about RoP, right ?
@@palanthas7063 Oh. 😅😂 Then I disagree with him, we can't compare LOTR to GoT, they are too different and both are great in their own way (even if GoT's ending is disappointing, the series remains one of the best out there and it won't be dethroned before a very long time.)
I just saw the Lord of the Rings in theaters today. Doesn’t happen all that often, even after 20 years, it’s still the best trilogy ever. The characters the visuals, the story, you can just feel the love poured into the movies. Nothing like it will ever be made again.
I also want to believe it'll hold onto its title as the greatest trilogy ever. But let's face it, eventually, something else might come along to take its place. However, we can't deny that all these other fantasies are built on the foundation of this masterpiece. It's like the OG of the fantasy world.
That's what they always say. But the robots are coming. And it will be able to make tolkein's other works in the style of peter jackson. So there's a solid chance you're wrong about that.
Por ahora coincido, aunque tambien le tengo mucha fe a la trilogía de la Condición Humana, solo vi la primera pero me pareció una auténtica maravilla tengo muchas expectativas para las 2 que me faltan
I'd argue Three Colors trilogy deserves more that title but I certainly see why you consider this the best one, they make so many things such unbeilevable great that hurts.
A moment of silence in remembrance of the late Andrew Lesnie. He was so dedicated in working with Peter Jackson on all 6 of these films (and he shot all of his films since Fellowship not to mention). Very rarely is a cinematographer that dedicated to a film series.
La trilogie de ma vie. Une merveille tellement riche de leçons de vie. Toujours la même émotion a la visionner, un plaisir à chaque fois intact. Merci Tolkien et Peter Jackson.
Something that is nearly always overlooked with LOTR and Tolkien is just how beautiful and skilful his actual literature is. If you ever read the opening chapter of the Silmarillion, you will read some of the finest prose ever written. Tolkien was a true wordsmith and his love of language shines so brilliantly in his works. His skill in writing and creating depth of characters is second to none. People, rightly, focus on the wonderful cinema adaptations, but actually reading LOTR is another experience entirely.
'The Lord of the Rings' needs no introduction and along with that 'The Hobbit' Trilogy is also really beautiful and aesthetic. This Middle Earth saga will always remain close to our hearts!
These aren’t just any old set of movies, these movies are a journey, an adventure, an adventure unlike any other. A long, epic, and beautiful adventure. Every single bit of it. An adventure and journey through the world that is Middle Earth. The world JRR Tolkien created and imagined, and the world Peter Jackson brought to life, along with the countless others who worked on the films. The music Howard Shore wrote. These films are an emotional journey that is filled with so many strong emotions, such as laughter and sorrow. You just can’t beat it. Doesn’t matter how many times I see these films, they never get old. Unlike anything else that has ever been made, and unlike anything else that I’ve ever seen. So beautiful and so fucking great. Every single bit of it. I love these books and movies so much man Fantastic job on this video, you truly captured it! Well done
And, to your point, there is every kind of emotion to be found in the movies (books as well, but I'm a bit rusty). The highest highs and lowest lows. From, peace in the shire, to chaos in the siege of minas tirith. Fear and dread in the Nazgul, to resolve in "for Frodo." Despair when Frodo takes the ring, to hope when the eagles appear. Grief when Theoden dies with Eowyn, to joy when Aragorn is coronated. Hate, love, life, death, blessing, cursing, laughter, tears, it's all present throughout the story. It's quite amazing.
Its truth given right at your face Its up to you to make the decision stay here and deal with every planned event to come or find your way to freedom Im gone in the next 5 years have some time left to prepair seeya dreamers. Hyperborea here ill come Ps. Ask some psychics for the way Which cave,what to look out for to choises on the path ar up to you so work on that intuition of yall you dont wanna get stuck on a dead end after 6weeks walkin down there
I love how this went from sorrow, loss, and despair to hope, courage, and adventure to joy and peace. And not just a more random collage of pretty shots.
Cleaning my yard listening to this in the background. Its a 66 degree day and the sun is beaming,birds are chirping, spring is in the air. And im crying. I love Tolkien. And i love Howard Shore. You really see the beauty in all things when this is playing
@@mcween18 Really? Hobbit is great too. It is much easier on the eye than LOTR thanks to fuller colors and quality. LOTR is just filled with too much CGI and special effects and that makes the whole movie boring in the moments. One thing I don't really like about Hobbit is that Peter Jackson has made a prequel to the LOTR out of the whole new trilogy, but I respect that he managed to make a three two and a half-hour long movies based on an only 300 pages long book :D
@@purplehaze1274 I know, but Hobbit quality is much better, colors are more vivid, more sharper. In my opinion Hobbit is more pleasant to watch than LOTR. I dont really know why people hate this trilogy so much.
I've always thought that Tolkien would hate the films because of the ways they had to reinterpret his text, but if you just showed him this video I imagine he'd well up at the sight of his work brought to life so beautifully
I was once asked “if you could go back in time what would you do?” I’d bring the necessary equipment, given the era, and the extended versions of lotr to show Tolkien in his later life. ✨ (With a caveat and explanation of how things needed to be altered a bit for marketing, pacing, transference to film, and how the visuals were greatly inspired by the artistic interpretation of John Howe and a culmination of the inspired visions of many 🙃🙂)
I was in a very very tough spot a couple years ago, I just lost all meaning in my life and without LOTR I wouldn't be here anymore. Watching the trilogy woke my soul and gave me a newfound desire to live, appreciate every single detail, friendships, the beauty in human art, the things one can achieve with resolution and hard work. Thank you JRR Tolkien, and Peter Jackson, I shall remain eternally grateful.
LOTR was such a memorable experience, I still remember when I watched these films for the first time as a kid. I fell in love with this universe and its lore... and that's what introduced me to literature. As so many people from my generation I also grew up with Harry Potter, and even though it's great, it didn't have the same impact on me. Special mention for the music as well.
Same for me. I absolutely LOVE Harry Potter but nothing beats Tolkien. I think the music of these two worlds is equally great though. Howard Shore and John Williams. Legends
For me yes the cinematography is beautiful and it’s crazy how it still holds up and is BETTER than most of what we see today. But what really sells the movies is the soundtrack. So much carefully placed emotion and attention to detail it’s insane
In all fairness, Peter Jackson wasn’t even originally supposed to direct the Hobbit. Del Toro was and he backed out of the project, leaving a mess of things for Peter Jackson to piece together by request of Warner Bros. The studio also pressured the team into doing a lot of the things (stretching it into three movies) that they otherwise wouldn’t have. I’m not solely blaming it on any one individual but I think the studio interfered a lot with the Hobbit trilogy because of the LOTR’s success and greed as a result.
As a huge starwars fan specifically starwars prequels, but with huge respect for the original trilogy, i have to admit LOTR saga including hobbit, (especially extended editions of all 6 films,) cannot be topped. They are in my opinion unrivaled perfection.
Same. I've been a star wars fan since childhood but ever since I saw lotr 4 years ago I was absolutely amazed, I wondered why I only watched these movies now, but I'm glad I did. I'm now a tolkien nerd who has read lotr, hobbit, silmarillion and the book of lost tales.
@@gbrow1604 It’s what happens before the trilogy of films. It tells the story of the Hobbits. It was directed by Peter Jackson, so if you love The Lord Of The Rings movies then you’ll probably like The Hobbit.
This trilogy is an emotional, therapeutic journey with great potential of self-discovery and even healing trauma (at least for me, as I love to analyse art and see similarities with our world a lot). I recently watched it for the first time in cinema (didnt get to see it as a kid there sadly) and it was such a therapeutic experience. I saw myself in so many characters and situations, saw even parallels to our current world, like when Theoden is controlled by Saruman, the same our leading politicians do just the bidding of someone even more powerful. It was a better experience than any therapy session! I could spend some time with the painful emotions but didn't get stuck in them as it happens every time when I am by myself and try to meditate... Here, with these films, a new, more joyous scene comes and suddenly I feel much better. Howard Shore's music is immensely powerful and healing. I hear the first two seconds of his music and immediately get goosebumps or tears in my eyes. He portrayed everything from chaos, horror and despair to hope, peace and joy. The music is so transcendental, as if out of this world. And that's talking just mainly about music and screenplay... I didn't mention the cinematography, great acting, New Zealand's beauty as well as the production design... Everything is just perfect. Films like these probably happen just once in a lifetime. Even though I wish with my whole heart something comes at least pretty close to the quality and depth of the Lord of the Rings. It's literally one of the best things in my life. Gave me hope and purpose when everything else was dark. The films were for me the same as the Light of Aerendil for Frodo! "May it be a light for you in dark places when all other lights go out." Such a meaningful scene for me, that probably doesn't get a lot of credit from most, but that's great! Everyone can find something completely theirs in it, every single scene has so much to offer!
When I was a kid, a dreamed about my world being middle earth. So much beauty and wisdom, yet so much evil and greed. A magical place created by Tolkien
Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden! Fell deeds awake, fire and slaughter! spear shall be shaken, shield be splintered, a sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises! Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor! DEATH!!!
It been 20 years since Lord Of The Rings was released, Whenever you watch it again you will feel like everting this is just new like it was recently made and produced. A truly one of the few masterpiece.
Tolkein's Catholicism is the key to understanding this magnificence. Beautiful. It, in turn, makes sense of our own. Evil exists. There is a fight. We can fall. We can be fickle. We can be golumised (as Tolkein scholar Joseph Pearce says). But we can also choose to be heroic. Heroism requires sacrifice. Mercy (as Frodo and Sam show to Gollum) will save us in the end. Good will win. Not without difficulty.
I saw the trilogy like a dozen times throughout the years (Like at least once every year or two) I've basically grew up watching the LOTR and everytime I watch it again I notice something new, or the same thing hits me differently than last time. The best example was the final scene when Frodo, Gandalf and the last elves sails away to the undying lands (Heaven, IMO); when I was a kid / teenager that scene felt dull, anti-climatic, gay, and not a big deal. Now as a young adult, that scene unexpectedly made me cry for an hour long, felt so intense and real, and left me thinking about life and everyone I hold dear. (The background music helped a lot, the responsible of triggering the tears) There a lot of good stuff that watch and enjoy, but nothing unfolds the different amount of emotions than LOTR.
I can’t watch that scene. Tears every time. I recently finished a re-read of the trilogy with my son and he was waiting for me to tear up lol. I made it through, BARELY. It’s so heartbreakingly beautiful!
6:34 somehow gave me such a vibe, damn... I have been obsessed with Lort since i was a kid, i remember being 13y old, putting some Lotr movie on the backround while playing some WoW Time flies, im now 25, almost 26...and i keep on realising how time just keeps on going, but seeing this type of stuff just brings a feeling, like the same joy i felt has a kid. Funny how such things has this one can evoque some powerfull feelings. Hope yall have a great day
Everything - the amazing actors, the screenplay, the visuals and Howard Shore’s imagination and artistry to capture the world of Tolkien. Hats off to Peter Jackson for the movies. Always my favourite.😊
Some people don't like the Hobbit but I love it but it had two major problems compared to lotr 1) over reliance on cgi 2) bullshit love triangle they were trying create on their own
I just love that the second shot is (somehow) showing Frodo innocently reading the engraving on the deadliest weapon of Middle Earth. And the second last shot showing him smiling. Knowing that he saved other innocent people, and lost that trait on the way to it (giving in to the Rings powers and trying to keep it to himself from Gollum at Mt Doom) . Seeking now relief from the horrors he went through. Cool way to close a circle there
Every six months I rewatch it, I absolutely love it, the trilogy is my comfort trilogy, this video has made it seem so calming and peaceful, I love this, keep up the great work man!
There is an unrivalled ambiance to middle earth .What Peter Jackson and co captured in these movies will likely not be seen again in the realm of men. From the casting to the music to the cinematography we witnessed magic. It’s as though it was crafted by the dwarves , guided by the elves and steered by men. A true masterpiece that will span the ages and be marvelled at by the generations to come. “Don’t adventures ever have to end ? I suppose not. Someone else always has to carry on the story.” Bilbo Baggins
I will never experience anything like Middle Earth again... The lotr and (weaker)hobbit films were a big part of my childhood, and I still watch them every 2 months or so(hobbit m4 edit+the 3 lotr extended editions)
@@satanbrony9235 I doubt they will deliver the same emotions that Peter Jackson's trilogy. They will try to make Game of Thrones 2.0, add some modern politics break the lore.
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@@tupimpacaterpillar3516 I've already done a video on game of Thrones
LOTR Will Forever be The Ultimate Trilogy..
Can’t top it
Also The Dark knight trilogy.(in a standalone type)
And The original Star wars trilogy ig.
But yeah.. LOTR is Emotion and I freakin read the books after watching the movies.
When will we see PARK CHAN WOOK and LEE CHANG DONG?
So we will pretend that the Godfather trilogy doesn't exist..
@@ΤριαντάφυλλοςΤσαρούχης I’ve only watched the 1st Godfather, so take my opinion with a pinch of salt. I think LOTR is on a different level, the Godfather can’t compete
@@solomonchilds8574 I respect your opinion but let me disagree with you... although the LOTR trilogy is Great its about a nonexistent world with Hobbits and different kinds of monsters.
The Godfather trilogy especially the first 2 emphasize on how a man changes which in my opinion is much more interesting and relatable to reality. If you want to have a much clearer picture about this debate though you must give The Godfather1,2 a try
"There's some good in this world Mr. Frodo, and it's worth fighting for."
Absolutely stunning job dude.
This comment will, one day, collect thousands and thousands of likes. Trust me.
For sure, bro.
@random Always good and evil goes hand in hand....depending on time one can have an upper hand at best. No way good or evil can completely prevail over the other
@random lol sure...enjoy
The greatest speech in movie history.
2 decades passed , LOTR's cinematography still reign supreme.
and it shall remain that way until the world is rema… ah skuzy, never
And their greens screens, CGI, edits, how they made hobbits look tiny compared to everyone else etc. It was amazing for its time and still outrules many films to this day, 20 years later.
No matter how many times I watch the trilogy the satisfaction I get still remain the same even after so many years.
The best ever.
@@tyggzy1695 As fantastic as LOTR is, the green screen work is starting to look dated. Especially with the hobbits.
Shoutout to the late great Andrew Lesnie 🙏🏽
That shot of Arwen grieving Aragorn after centuries captures so beautifully the tragedy of time.
Well, it captures the grief very well, but not for centuries, she just died one year after him, since she is an halfelf and decided to take the route of a humanbeing and lost immortality.
That was my favorite part too , the music color grading all of it flawless
@@larfilestel4713 she could have lived for centuries, for millennia if she had chosen to do so. she died not of old ages and sickness but of a broken heart.
@@Xnothen That`s what I tried to tell.
@@Xnothen for a few centuries yes...but as a half elven she could choose to either have the fate of elves and be tied to the world forever or depart this world like mortals and go to stay with Eru...she chose mortality and yes she could have lived longer but not more than 6 or 7 centuries
Just imagine if Tolkien could be alive today to see the beauty his work has inspired.
Hopefully not ROP though, he would be dissapointed
@@hanna4918 he literally rolling on his grave 😭 that series, I'm not hate it, but DAMN... It's a mess....
And instead of hire peter jackson, they lied to him and disrespect him
@@hanna4918who's ROP?
@@arjunsinha212 rings of power, the Amazon series
@@noachliveThat doesn't actually exist... it's a mirage same as Matrix 4, there is no Rings of Power.
Let's all take a moment to appreciate New Zealand everybody
@@mohammedalshami1537 That was that Fucker objective, the guy was not from New Zealand and he smuggled the guns there, New Zealand was also a victim of that bastard (of course, not of the same crime, I do not want to compare the loss of face with the loss of life)
@@mohammedalshami1537 why do you even watch this video in the first place?
@@dieltolo6112 i know but that shit was crazy i mean every time i pray when i hear someone opens the door of the mosque my heart starts pounding like crazy 😭😭😭😭😭😭😅😅😅😅
@@江俊杰-g9c what do you think 🤔
@@mohammedalshami1537 you say like every other place on earth is 100% safe. Ok
there it is again. Homesick of a place that doesnt exist. i need to rewatch it again i think
There’s a word for that!!! It’s my favorite word!!!!!
Hiraeth. 😍
Huh I thought New Zealand existed but I guess I was wrong
Going to buy them (again) but now in 4k.
YASS
This is so true. I always feel a sense of longing for Middle Earth when I read or watch Lord of the Rings. It’s a very hard feeling to describe, but it’s sort of nostalgic yet wonderful at the same time.
PIPPIN: I didn't think it would end this way.
GANDALF: End? No, the journey doesn't end here. Death is just another path, one that we all must take. The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass, and then you see it.
PIPPIN: What? Gandalf? See what?
GANDALF: White shores, and beyond, a far green country under a swift sunrise.
PIPPIN: Well, that isn't so bad.
GANDALF: No. No, it isn't.
My tears
i can even hear the music
My favorite part. 😢👏
How is it possible that just a few words are so impactful and beautiful? And, there are so many more examples in the books and movies!
Even just "swift sunrise" is so comforting, especially over a "far green country."
@@MClapYourHands i think this scene can help people to accept death.
It did for me. A few years ago I got sick and for a while we thought I wouldn't survive. One day I watched this film and after this scene I was no longer afraid of dying. I fought and now I'm fine, but this is an example of the power of this dialogue
Nothing beats LOTR. Not Game of Thrones, Star Wars, or even Harry Potter. This is the most developed and beautiful story ever written by a man. Also the best movies too. Salute to Tolkien… respect. I don’t know how he did it.
Come on now, GoT is a series, that's totally different... I do agree about SW and HP though.
@Mang Cing
LOTR was full of passionate people who love their job and knew what they were doing. That crap series has been made for the money, and ONLY for the money. That's not that crazy when we think about it.
Edit: Oops, I should re-read the thread. By "series", you're talking about RoP, right ?
Harry potter is better, but I love LOTR
@@shizukagozen777 He means GoT
@@palanthas7063
Oh. 😅😂 Then I disagree with him, we can't compare LOTR to GoT, they are too different and both are great in their own way (even if GoT's ending is disappointing, the series remains one of the best out there and it won't be dethroned before a very long time.)
I just saw the Lord of the Rings in theaters today. Doesn’t happen all that often, even after 20 years, it’s still the best trilogy ever. The characters the visuals, the story, you can just feel the love poured into the movies. Nothing like it will ever be made again.
How did you watch it in theatre's ? They don't play it anymore. And where if you don't mind me asking
@@TheBestIsYet2Come maybe in a local theatre, some places have nights where they play old movies.
Godfather is
I also want to believe it'll hold onto its title as the greatest trilogy ever. But let's face it, eventually, something else might come along to take its place. However, we can't deny that all these other fantasies are built on the foundation of this masterpiece. It's like the OG of the fantasy world.
That's what they always say. But the robots are coming. And it will be able to make tolkein's other works in the style of peter jackson. So there's a solid chance you're wrong about that.
after seeing LOTR you understand why 40% of New Zealand tourist come for this trilogy.
Including myself...
@@TheBeautyOf can you one about Danny Boyle ?
@@diegohaung2831 He already has one done for Boyle's film Sunshine, which is my absolute favorite film of his.
LOTR is the greatest Trilogy ever made!
As a big star wars fan, i might agree with you.
@@BabaPinoy no disrespect to Star wars which is equally great but LOTR takes that little margin to win the race! Subjective!
Por ahora coincido, aunque tambien le tengo mucha fe a la trilogía de la Condición Humana, solo vi la primera pero me pareció una auténtica maravilla tengo muchas expectativas para las 2 que me faltan
I'd argue Three Colors trilogy deserves more that title but I certainly see why you consider this the best one, they make so many things such unbeilevable great that hurts.
Why Is this even a question lol
Nothing comes close to it's legacy
This is what happens when real fans decide to make a movies...
Real fans AAAAAND good filmmakers! Can't have a great trilogy like this without both
Cant wait for dune to come out.
Good filmmaker+good source material+good cast
Yessir
@@ewan897 yes he is I’m super hyped for dune. Villeneuve is my favourite director and I’m intrigued with the Dune world.
Real talented fans
A moment of silence in remembrance of the late Andrew Lesnie. He was so dedicated in working with Peter Jackson on all 6 of these films (and he shot all of his films since Fellowship not to mention). Very rarely is a cinematographer that dedicated to a film series.
Came back to this wonderful video to pay my respects to Bernard Hill.
'I go to my fathers, in whose mighty company I shall not now be ashamed.'
No one is talking about how seamless the transitions are in the music, excellent work
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Exactly!!! Amazing work!
This is the one trilogy no one will ever dare to remake
Same with The Godfather
some idiot will try and fail
I'm sure they will, give them some time
they are making a series from this
@@digitz6610 its from the second age, not third
"There's something good in this world and it's worth fighting for". The line that motivates me everyday.
It can definitely hope in darkest times. Plus an inspiration to resist evil. Makes struggles worth more while.
malayali allle😁
Lotr themes and messages are universal.
Hence why it will always be remembered
same here. That words became my motivation.
Best movies of all time. The emotions I feel while watching them is indescribable. Pure art, an absolute triumph of human creation.
La trilogie de ma vie. Une merveille tellement riche de leçons de vie. Toujours la même émotion a la visionner, un plaisir à chaque fois intact. Merci Tolkien et Peter Jackson.
When Galadriel turns around it makes me forget the Rings of Power.
"The Beauty Of", The one TH-cam channel to rule them all.
Nice one
The one channel to find them
@@k1sh4n77 The One Channel to bring them all, and in the Darkness bind them. In the Land of Mordor where the Shadow lies.
@@Yash-sn9fx movie watchers be like ‘in the land of Mordor where the shadows lies isnt part of the quote’
@@Yash-sn9fx in the land of TH-cam where the shadow lies
Lord of the rings is simply the BEST thing ever happened to my life
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I know, right?
LOTR is one of the best things in our life.
Same
Same bro
why
And Star wars for me (except the sequel trilogy)
Tolkien a War Legend
Tolkien a Fantasy Legend
Tolkien a Humanity's Legend
and his friend Christopher Lee.
Something that is nearly always overlooked with LOTR and Tolkien is just how beautiful and skilful his actual literature is. If you ever read the opening chapter of the Silmarillion, you will read some of the finest prose ever written. Tolkien was a true wordsmith and his love of language shines so brilliantly in his works. His skill in writing and creating depth of characters is second to none.
People, rightly, focus on the wonderful cinema adaptations, but actually reading LOTR is another experience entirely.
'The Lord of the Rings' needs no introduction and along with that 'The Hobbit' Trilogy is also really beautiful and aesthetic. This Middle Earth saga will always remain close to our hearts!
These aren’t just any old set of movies, these movies are a journey, an adventure, an adventure unlike any other. A long, epic, and beautiful adventure. Every single bit of it. An adventure and journey through the world that is Middle Earth. The world JRR Tolkien created and imagined, and the world Peter Jackson brought to life, along with the countless others who worked on the films. The music Howard Shore wrote. These films are an emotional journey that is filled with so many strong emotions, such as laughter and sorrow.
You just can’t beat it. Doesn’t matter how many times I see these films, they never get old. Unlike anything else that has ever been made, and unlike anything else that I’ve ever seen. So beautiful and so fucking great. Every single bit of it. I love these books and movies so much man
Fantastic job on this video, you truly captured it! Well done
LOTR is the one trilogy to rule them all as far as I'm concerned and I've seen many great films and trilogies. Nothing tops LOTR.
@@powerofberzerker9487 Yeahh Exactly. I 100% agree with you man!!
And, to your point, there is every kind of emotion to be found in the movies (books as well, but I'm a bit rusty). The highest highs and lowest lows. From, peace in the shire, to chaos in the siege of minas tirith. Fear and dread in the Nazgul, to resolve in "for Frodo." Despair when Frodo takes the ring, to hope when the eagles appear. Grief when Theoden dies with Eowyn, to joy when Aragorn is coronated. Hate, love, life, death, blessing, cursing, laughter, tears, it's all present throughout the story. It's quite amazing.
This is the comment. This is the reason I’m crying right now. These movies mean the world to me.
Its truth given right at your face
Its up to you to make the decision stay here and deal with every planned event to come or find your way to freedom
Im gone in the next 5 years have some time left to prepair seeya dreamers. Hyperborea here ill come
Ps. Ask some psychics for the way
Which cave,what to look out for to choises on the path ar up to you so work on that intuition of yall you dont wanna get stuck on a dead end after 6weeks walkin down there
I love how this went from sorrow, loss, and despair to hope, courage, and adventure to joy and peace. And not just a more random collage of pretty shots.
I completely agree with you!
Thank you, Peter Jackson for one of the best trilogies of all time.
And JRR Tolkien for sure
The best trilogy of all time*
@@snitchzerboo The Godfather, even though third one sucked
@@ewan897 what about the director's cut, Godfather Coda The Death of Michael Corleone?
@@SoapNugget didn't see it, was it good?
These movies hold a special place in my heart.
Cleaning my yard listening to this in the background. Its a 66 degree day and the sun is beaming,birds are chirping, spring is in the air. And im crying. I love Tolkien. And i love Howard Shore. You really see the beauty in all things when this is playing
You're right, dad
The first trilogy can be described in one single word:
*Magical*
for me, the two trilogies are
20 years ladies and gentleman... Nostalgia hits hard... very hard...
These movies were something special
LOTR were, Hobbit not so much.
Whichbis a damn shame.
@@mcween18 Really? Hobbit is great too. It is much easier on the eye than LOTR thanks to fuller colors and quality. LOTR is just filled with too much CGI and special effects and that makes the whole movie boring in the moments. One thing I don't really like about Hobbit is that Peter Jackson has made a prequel to the LOTR out of the whole new trilogy, but I respect that he managed to make a three two and a half-hour long movies based on an only 300 pages long book :D
@@edziopedzio9701 The is a strange criticism because the Hobbit used more CGI than LOTR and is often criticized for it.
@@purplehaze1274 I know, but Hobbit quality is much better, colors are more vivid, more sharper. In my opinion Hobbit is more pleasant to watch than LOTR. I dont really know why people hate this trilogy so much.
20 years later and it still looks better than movies released today because they used as much scale models and make-up as possible instead of cgi.
The cinematography of these films is next level - and they came out in the early 00's. plus, the soundtrack is amazing.
"A wizard is never late, nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he is meant to be". 🧙♂️🧙♂️
A wizard is never late, Frodo Baggins. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to.
Means to
Could never get tired of the Lotr trilogy
Hello, may I ask what are some of your favourite moments from the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy?
@@satanbrony9235 Ride of Rohirim, Battle of Mordor, Sam carrying Frodo
@@satanbrony9235 weeping after Gandalf fell
Every single thing and frame is beautiful in this masterpiece of a lifetime
Looks like shite cgi. Wong kar wai made better looking films with quarter the budget.
@@atharva7723 see zulawski's over the silver globe's trailer. Its a much better shot FANTASY film with again probably quarter the budget.
I've always thought that Tolkien would hate the films because of the ways they had to reinterpret his text, but if you just showed him this video I imagine he'd well up at the sight of his work brought to life so beautifully
I was once asked “if you could go back in time what would you do?”
I’d bring the necessary equipment, given the era, and the extended versions of lotr to show Tolkien in his later life. ✨
(With a caveat and explanation of how things needed to be altered a bit for marketing, pacing, transference to film, and how the visuals were greatly inspired by the artistic interpretation of John Howe and a culmination of the inspired visions of many 🙃🙂)
I was in a very very tough spot a couple years ago, I just lost all meaning in my life and without LOTR I wouldn't be here anymore. Watching the trilogy woke my soul and gave me a newfound desire to live, appreciate every single detail, friendships, the beauty in human art, the things one can achieve with resolution and hard work.
Thank you JRR Tolkien, and Peter Jackson, I shall remain eternally grateful.
I could not agree more! That is me now, but it only changed me just about a month ago 🥹 I am so grateful
LOTR was such a memorable experience, I still remember when I watched these films for the first time as a kid. I fell in love with this universe and its lore... and that's what introduced me to literature. As so many people from my generation I also grew up with Harry Potter, and even though it's great, it didn't have the same impact on me.
Special mention for the music as well.
Same for me. I absolutely LOVE Harry Potter but nothing beats Tolkien. I think the music of these two worlds is equally great though. Howard Shore and John Williams. Legends
i agree!
"Even the smallest person can change the course of the future."
Napoleon was inspired by LotR
@@joshbroushini8306 Napoleon was not in fact small
I don't think we'll get any more films quite like lotr
Unless some bright young director who grew up watching these movies makes something beautiful
Dune will be a trilogy and directed by Dennis villenueve. Lets not hope too much tho
@@davidturner6280 they can do whatever they went only if it doesn’t fuck up the story…
I don't think so either. Let's be glad we got something like this in our lifetime. I actually got emotional watching this.
@@1nfinitysL1mit facts!
*Middle-earth feels like home.* 🧡
Then listen to Bo Hansson 'lord of the rings''
For me yes the cinematography is beautiful and it’s crazy how it still holds up and is BETTER than most of what we see today. But what really sells the movies is the soundtrack. So much carefully placed emotion and attention to detail it’s insane
Beautiful..Just Beautiful.
not even Peter Jackson can top the LotR Trilogy.
The hobbit haha
@@VuNguyen-bo2cm
Haha.. what??
In all fairness, Peter Jackson wasn’t even originally supposed to direct the Hobbit. Del Toro was and he backed out of the project, leaving a mess of things for Peter Jackson to piece together by request of Warner Bros. The studio also pressured the team into doing a lot of the things (stretching it into three movies) that they otherwise wouldn’t have.
I’m not solely blaming it on any one individual but I think the studio interfered a lot with the Hobbit trilogy because of the LOTR’s success and greed as a result.
As a huge starwars fan specifically starwars prequels, but with huge respect for the original trilogy, i have to admit LOTR saga including hobbit, (especially extended editions of all 6 films,) cannot be topped. They are in my opinion unrivaled perfection.
Ur me?
Same. I've been a star wars fan since childhood but ever since I saw lotr 4 years ago I was absolutely amazed, I wondered why I only watched these movies now, but I'm glad I did. I'm now a tolkien nerd who has read lotr, hobbit, silmarillion and the book of lost tales.
i love we have christopher lee and andy serkis in both cinematic saga's
I don't know about the Hobbit.
@@gbrow1604 It’s what happens before the trilogy of films. It tells the story of the Hobbits. It was directed by Peter Jackson, so if you love The Lord Of The Rings movies then you’ll probably like The Hobbit.
Don't you love it when filmmakers, cast and crew just do their jobs so well, it's like moving artwork!
This trilogy is an emotional, therapeutic journey with great potential of self-discovery and even healing trauma (at least for me, as I love to analyse art and see similarities with our world a lot). I recently watched it for the first time in cinema (didnt get to see it as a kid there sadly) and it was such a therapeutic experience. I saw myself in so many characters and situations, saw even parallels to our current world, like when Theoden is controlled by Saruman, the same our leading politicians do just the bidding of someone even more powerful. It was a better experience than any therapy session! I could spend some time with the painful emotions but didn't get stuck in them as it happens every time when I am by myself and try to meditate... Here, with these films, a new, more joyous scene comes and suddenly I feel much better. Howard Shore's music is immensely powerful and healing. I hear the first two seconds of his music and immediately get goosebumps or tears in my eyes. He portrayed everything from chaos, horror and despair to hope, peace and joy. The music is so transcendental, as if out of this world. And that's talking just mainly about music and screenplay... I didn't mention the cinematography, great acting, New Zealand's beauty as well as the production design... Everything is just perfect. Films like these probably happen just once in a lifetime. Even though I wish with my whole heart something comes at least pretty close to the quality and depth of the Lord of the Rings. It's literally one of the best things in my life. Gave me hope and purpose when everything else was dark. The films were for me the same as the Light of Aerendil for Frodo! "May it be a light for you in dark places when all other lights go out." Such a meaningful scene for me, that probably doesn't get a lot of credit from most, but that's great! Everyone can find something completely theirs in it, every single scene has so much to offer!
Je partage totalement votre ressenti ❤
When I was a kid, a dreamed about my world being middle earth. So much beauty and wisdom, yet so much evil and greed. A magical place created by Tolkien
All of those shots, accompanied by the truly masterful score by Howard Shore: perfection
Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden!
Fell deeds awake, fire and slaughter!
spear shall be shaken, shield be splintered,
a sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises!
Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor!
DEATH!!!
This Is Not Just A Movie, This is Emotion ❤💞
Movie name ?
Can't believe I watched this Trilogy after 20 years of it's release,
The Greatest of all time ❤
It been 20 years since Lord Of The Rings was released, Whenever you watch it again you will feel like everting this is just new like it was recently made and produced. A truly one of the few masterpiece.
I hit the like button before the video even loaded because I knew it was going to be beautiful. And, I was right!
the most beautiful movies ever
Tolkein's Catholicism is the key to understanding this magnificence. Beautiful. It, in turn, makes sense of our own. Evil exists. There is a fight. We can fall. We can be fickle. We can be golumised (as Tolkein scholar Joseph Pearce says). But we can also choose to be heroic. Heroism requires sacrifice. Mercy (as Frodo and Sam show to Gollum) will save us in the end. Good will win. Not without difficulty.
*I have such a deep affection for Middle earth that it has truly come alive in my imagination.*
Me too I wish there is a place like that where can I escape
It is 20 years old and still it feels like a new movie.
Yep, just as I suspected. This was better than second breakfast :')
Nothing is better than a second breakfast, nothing!
@@Хишгээ-з8и when I first saw the comment I was going to say exactly what you did but then I saw you'd already done it 😂
*angrily throws apple from behind a bush*
The opening shot of Gandalf and the balrog falling is hardcore. I keep playing it over and over
I saw the trilogy like a dozen times throughout the years (Like at least once every year or two) I've basically grew up watching the LOTR and everytime I watch it again I notice something new, or the same thing hits me differently than last time. The best example was the final scene when Frodo, Gandalf and the last elves sails away to the undying lands (Heaven, IMO); when I was a kid / teenager that scene felt dull, anti-climatic, gay, and not a big deal. Now as a young adult, that scene unexpectedly made me cry for an hour long, felt so intense and real, and left me thinking about life and everyone I hold dear. (The background music helped a lot, the responsible of triggering the tears)
There a lot of good stuff that watch and enjoy, but nothing unfolds the different amount of emotions than LOTR.
I can’t watch that scene. Tears every time. I recently finished a re-read of the trilogy with my son and he was waiting for me to tear up lol. I made it through, BARELY. It’s so heartbreakingly beautiful!
I found your channel through your first lotr video and it makes me so happy to see more because it's still my favorite video on this platform 👍
6:34 somehow gave me such a vibe, damn...
I have been obsessed with Lort since i was a kid, i remember being 13y old, putting some Lotr movie on the backround while playing some WoW
Time flies, im now 25, almost 26...and i keep on realising how time just keeps on going, but seeing this type of stuff just brings a feeling, like the same joy i felt has a kid. Funny how such things has this one can evoque some powerfull feelings. Hope yall have a great day
Everything - the amazing actors, the screenplay, the visuals and Howard Shore’s imagination and artistry to capture the world of Tolkien. Hats off to Peter Jackson for the movies. Always my favourite.😊
0:53 the REAL Galadriel. The other is a palette swapped Rey Skywalker.
it's like a memory flashing before my eyes
Fantastic! Mr Tolkien is smiling somewhere. Love it! Almost 9 minutes of Joy.
This is why I love LoTR and The Hobbit!!
Some people don't like the Hobbit but I love it but it had two major problems compared to lotr
1) over reliance on cgi
2) bullshit love triangle they were trying create on their own
@@Czar_2017 i completely agree with you
@@Czar_2017 but hey, we got to see more of Sauron, that is a nice plus
@@satanbrony9235 it’s a *very* nice plus
Let's not talk about the Hobbit movies
I just love that the second shot is (somehow) showing Frodo innocently reading the engraving on the deadliest weapon of Middle Earth.
And the second last shot showing him smiling. Knowing that he saved other innocent people, and lost that trait on the way to it (giving in to the Rings powers and trying to keep it to himself from Gollum at Mt Doom) . Seeking now relief from the horrors he went through.
Cool way to close a circle there
This is just breathtaking, the music and the images are gorgeous 😍
No wonder Amazon failed miserably...
We only saw 3 episodes???
@@TheBeautyOf They didn't respect Tolkien or his fans, nothing good can come from that.
@@Emy-fv5ny why they didn't respect Tolkien?
@@TheBeautyOf I don't know why, you should ask them why.
@@Emy-fv5ny I mean why do you think it's disrespectful?
This series will always be special because it stayed true for all three of it's movies
I hope Amazon’s LotR series will feature more of what made these movies so magical for me: wide shots of New Zealand’s stunning nature.
bad news. it is being filmed in the u.k.
I'm going to be honest - it will probably be awful.
sorry bro, it's going to be shit.
"The story tolkien never wrote"- producers of amazon.
The majesty of the LOTR trilogy will never be undone. Masterful in every way.
Unforgettable views and shots. Thank you! 💔💔💔
Every six months I rewatch it, I absolutely love it, the trilogy is my comfort trilogy, this video has made it seem so calming and peaceful, I love this, keep up the great work man!
1:15 was one of the most chilling shots in the trilogy. Weaving's voiceover in Two Towers along with this very music...incredible
From 6:00 til the end I'm in tears. Thank you for this video
Such a beautiful trilogy of films we will never make again. Respect to Peter Jackson for LOTR 🙌
One of the best video I ever saw on TH-cam.
LotR and in general Middle Earth are forever my favorite movies and places to be ❤️🔥✨
We will never witness a greater triology than this ❤❤
There is an unrivalled ambiance to middle earth .What Peter Jackson and co captured in these movies will likely not be seen again in the realm of men. From the casting to the music to the cinematography we witnessed magic. It’s as though it was crafted by the dwarves , guided by the elves and steered by men. A true masterpiece that will span the ages and be marvelled at by the generations to come.
“Don’t adventures ever have to end ? I suppose not. Someone else always has to carry on the story.” Bilbo Baggins
سرزمین میانه در آنسوی دیوار یخی وجود دارد ، تالکین به آنسوی دیوار یخی سفر کرده بود و از سرزمین میانه بصورت واقعی و مستند دیدن کرده بود.
You truly captured the essence. Thank you.
This is so magnificent, I think I'm gonna cry.
Is it me or do you never realise how truly beautiful something is until you see it in a compilation
After 20 years still they're absolute best of best
Absolutely gorgeous what a song to engage and enhanced the scenery
I will never experience anything like Middle Earth again...
The lotr and (weaker)hobbit films were a big part of my childhood, and I still watch them every 2 months or so(hobbit m4 edit+the 3 lotr extended editions)
Well, there is another thing...
The show will be with us soon.
@@satanbrony9235 I doubt they will deliver the same emotions that Peter Jackson's trilogy. They will try to make Game of Thrones 2.0, add some modern politics break the lore.
Some of the great visual memories of my life! Thanks! 😎
The Beauty of Cutting Onions.
Oh, so many onions.
I'm not crying!
You're not crying!
It's these damn onions! 🧅
its been 20+ years and still this triology has a different place in over heart and will forever be.
The world is not in your books and maps, it’s out there
I absolutely love the original trilogy! A masterpiece unrivaled by any movie ever made. PERIOD!
May I ask what is your opinion on the upcoming show?
@@satanbrony9235 trash
It's near impossible to make almost 11 hours of long movie look so beautiful! Hotbbit was also gorgeous too
Such a beautiful film series! Absolutely beautiful! Nothing will ever come close to topping it.
This triology deserves re release what a masterpiece 😭💗
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