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The Council of Elrond part 2.
Aragorn is right. We cannot use it.
You have only one choice. The Ring must be destroyed.
Then what are we waiting for?
The Ring cannot be destroyed, Gimli, son of Gloin, by any craft that we here possess. The Ring was made in the fires of Mount Doom. Only there can it be unmade. It must be taken deep into Mordor and cast back into the fiery chasm from whence it came.
One of you must do this.
One does not simply walk into Mordor. Its black gates are guarded by more than just Orcs. There is evil there that does not sleep. And the great Eye is ever watchful. It is a barren wasteland. Riddled with fire and ash and dust. The very air you breathe is a poisonous fume. Not with ten thousand men could you do this. It is folly!
Have you heard nothing Lord Elrond has said? The Ring must be destroyed!
And I suppose you think you're the one to do it?!
And if we fail, what then?! What happens when Sauron takes back what is his?!
I will be dead before I see the Ring in the hands of an Elf!
Never trust an Elf!
Do you not understand that while we bicker amongst ourselves, Sauron's power grows?! None can escape it! You'll all be destroyed!
I will take it! I will take it! I will take the Ring to Mordor. Though, I do not know the way.
I will help you bear this burden, Frodo Baggins, as long as it is yours to bear.
If by my life or death, I can protect you, I will. You have my sword.
And you have my bow.
And my axe!
You carry the fate of us all little one. If this is indeed the will of the Council, then Gondor will see it done.
Mister Frodo is not goin' anywhere without me!
No indeed, it is hardly possible to separate you even when he is summoned to a secret council and you are not.
Wait! We are coming too!
You'd have to send us home tied up in a sack to stop us!
Anyway you need people of intelligence on this sort of mission, quest, thing.
Well that rules you out Pip.
Nine companions. So be it! You shall be the Fellowship of the Ring!
Great! Where are we going?
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imagine if gimli's axe actually destroyed the ring.
'oh.. okay'
+futsalfred2 ... camera would pan over to the side of the set... some grips and extras would shake their heads, put out their smokes and glumly shuffle off to pick up their last paychecks.
Imagine if they just called the eagles after this meeting to fly Frodo to Mount Doom.
Tolkien said that eagles don't really care about the belongings of men and just show up if they really really really are needed or are dangered too
Eagles do not simply give a fuck.
actually there is a video of that.
"And you have my bow!" and they never spoke to eachother again.
+Çağatay Sunal A bow a ranged weapon, you see ;)
+Terri Kim I can't see. I can't see sam!
and my axe -gimli
LOL IT NEVER ACTUALLY OCCURRED TO ME BEFORE
Wait, is that true? That Legolas and Frodo never speak to each other in the movies?
Love how gimli grabs the other guys' axe instead of his lol
Ha, I never noticed that
Love how dwarves are not affected so easily by the ring. Sure, they get greedy after awhile (Thorin) but not as fast as Men or Elves, and there's always that emphasis on them being stubborn as rocks.
FirewallMightyHero yep :'D
Oh, that gives the ''And *MY* axe'' quote a funnier background xD
Masterwar15 Ha, yeah that is true. You can have my axe. That other guys, not so much :D
2:02 "Never trust an Elf" Goes to an Elf meeting in the middle of Elf territory.
😂
underrated comment
HAHAA
@The Snow Nigro It’s alright the elves got a reservation at Dorsia
@@BasaniMD Dorsia oh no😭 I'd go with the Orcs IF they had a reservation at Dorsia!
So many memes from one scene
PsyrenXY
Ikr?
One does not simply makes memes
Damn you are an artifact
Despite being a throwaway line 2:03 has to be my favourite
Goes to show how great the trilogy is.
"I will Take the Ring to Mordor....... though..... I do not know the way..." This line is basically the perfect example of how incredible Hobbits are. Simple, yet magnificent. Frodo's will and heart demands that he take on this burden, but only then does he realize.... he has no idea how to do it or get there at all, lol Hobbits are small in stature and power, but great in spirit!
Yes! Just imagine the horrible burden he took upon himself. A burden under which he suffers greatly. A burden that almost kills him several times! He had the opportunity to remain silent. To sit and do nothing and say nothing and return to his simple life in the shire and let someone else deal with it. But he doesn't. He takes on the burden of saving middle earth willingly. And his reward is paradise with the elves...
“I’ve heard that hobbits are quite resilient. I’ve also heard that they are very fond of the comforts of home” -Elrond to Bilbo
(Not exact, I know)
I think that's the line that made us fall in love with these beautifully made films. We were in before, but this... this bonded us into it
The Baggins are also supposedly descended from a fairy at some point prior to Bilbo's conception according to the Hobbit. Her name was Took, and whenever the Baggins did anything un-Hobbit like they were said to be acting Tookish. It's a strong hint that if Bilbo and Frodo were pure Hobbits they never would have gone on their journeys.
@@blanktrigger8863 Uhhh, aren't the Tooks also Hobbits? They are a huge family of Hobbits that are known for being much more adventurous than normal. The head of the family is the Thrain of the Shire... closest thing to a King they have. That is what being Tookish means..... never heard this Fairy thing at all.
No one ever mentions how incredibly accurate Gimli was with that huge axe swing
Considering how the dwarves have literally been swinging those their whole lives and gimli is I think 140 years old at this point I can't imagine he would be anything less than impossibly accurate
Yeah the ring is relatively small. Quite the impressive strike.
I'd be eaten by anxiety "what if i dont hit the ring, its small, there are people watching, it'd be embarassing to miss." Gimli had great confidence in that swing
@@BrianSmith-jx7td Well you know what they say, no one is in their prime forever, so it's good to know that at 140 years old, Gimli still can swing it like a professional.
No one mentions Gimli face after he falls flat on his arse me and my brother for years laughed at it
Funny how Elrond is pleasantly surprised to see Sam but downright shocked to see Merry and Pippin.
That is exactly what I thought, too!
Austin Boylan Bloody hobbits. By Valinor, why can't the guards ever keep track of them?
Isn't that sort of hobbits (the race) thing? They are small and unassuming while remaining quite hardy and resistant to evil. That's why the badass council agrees to babysit 4 random hobbits, cause they're actually really good at sneaking into places.
He's like, alright... 3 security breaches? I need to have a word with these guards after this is done.
Never get tired of those eye brows
Elrond: "One of you, must do this"
Council: "......................."
Elrond should have been told he had to go as well, plus Galadriel should have joined them as the fate of the world hung in the balance.
On does not simply walk into mordor
Council: “crickets”
Elrond: “Don’t everyone volunteer at once”
Frodo: Fuck it, I'll do it. Lazy bums.
Frodo: I will take it!
Council: 😳 Little man got heart!
4:00 I love how Elrond's expression changes from, "look at this adorable hobbit, he found us out" to "how many fucking spies do have for this council?"
13:54.
It's more like "Two more? Our security is shit".
He's like: Sauron may as well walk in. We're being fucked with by Hobbits for god sake.
‘Perhaps these three can simply walk into Mordor.’
"SeCReT cOunCil"
"It is a barren wasteland, riddled with fire, ash, and dust. The very air you breath is a poisonous fume." This description very much sounds like a world war I battlefield which was one of Tolkien's many inspirations for LOTR.
TheUndefeatedMagician Or New York in the 80's :D.
Steve Rogers lol
TheUndefeatedMagician I'd like to give Tolkien the benefit of the doubt when he said that his wartime experience and the various dictators he lived through didn't influence the evil characters of his novels. I think he just had a richly imagined (and constantly revised) vision of this world, and it didn't take a genius to put the evil guys in an ashy, poisonous hellscape.
+MinecraftPro15 True enough, but he's talked about his inspirations; Christian ideology, the saga of the volsungs, beowulf, and all of these seem a far more direct impact than any form of history he witnessed firsthand. Again, it doesn't take a genius to ascribe a literal hellscape to a bad guy's realm. They did that already, it's called Hell.
+Steve Rogers actually it was the 70s when it was the worst where there were bombed out buildings and trash lining every street
1:11 ... a legendary moment in the history of the internet
How do you mess up the timestamp for such a legendary moment. Shame on you. 1:10
rather stays unknows except winter is coming not the first time he says it but the meme of him saying it to carelyn then her face probably out beat this in any case winter is. Immigration shamed one can not simply walk into mordir although I love the cross over memes
Y K technically the time stamp is 0:01:10:43 or 1 minute 10 seconds and 43 milliseconds.
@Vayne Carudas Solidor fuck off.
@@HULK-HOGAN1 turns out you *CAN* simply walk into Mordor
All memes aside, Boromir is a highly underrated and often misunderstood character IMO. In many ways he symbolizes the flawed human that we all are - I truly believe Boromir is the most relatable character, especially as the brief, yet tragically, unwillingly corrupted villain right before his heartbreaking death.
Exactly! Also, he is hilarious.
true!
I think that was the intention
yeah, let's face it, how many of us could actually resist the power of the ring? also the "one does not simply walk into mordor" is a logical line; like, yeah, it's not a walk in the park, it's a freaking suicide mission.
It is best revealed in the conversations with Aragorn as their goodbye and in the Flashback of Faramir. Boromir was a great man. He looked out for his men, cared for his family and was both honorable in duty as he was in resolve. It was his Father's push that gave the Ring a chance to influence him. What turned him. What showed his darker side.
Also, as a side note. Boromir is the only human character there. Aragorn is of a 'magical' sub species that have roots in Elven. For as complicated as this story is, Boromir is simply human. As we all are.
@2:40 that expression on Gandalf captures so much, in just a few seconds, Ian Mckellen conveys the pain and all the complicated emotions present. You can not only just see, but feel the weight Ian Mckellen puts into just those few facial gestures, reflecting just how heavy the burden of the ring is. You can feel him caring for Frodo and feeling heavy, knowing the kind of task he is giving the Hobbit...such a powerful scene overall, never get tired of watching it.
The music helps as well. It's not the heroic "we are going on an awesome adventure" at that moment. It's tragic and sad since Frodo will lose himself with this decision. Notice its not until Frodo gets his teammates that the music lifts, esp Aragorn and the hobbits.
Also notice when Boromir joins, the music becomes slightly more forboding and mysterious.
+Victor Zheng He also had a face like that when he heard the Balrog. it was so EPIC
It's like you can hear a loud, but soft "nooooo!" inside him as he closed his eyes
THIS !!!
yes but he knows it has to be him.
ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY WALK INTO MORDOR... MR.ANDERSON
Sasuke Uchiha In Russia, Mordor walks into you!
***** just stop
***** makes no sense..
Sasuke Uchiha What about skipping?
+Sasuke Uchiha You have only one choice mr. anderson, the ring must be dest... uh I mean give us morpheus.
2:19 love that shot.
They're all owned by a ring
Seriously, Nice touch. I did not know that.
Thank u for pointing.
What a great interpretation. They are being manipulated to fight over it in a similiar way to smeagol and deagol
I've never seen it like that. Great eye!
Frodo is the only one who sees then that the ring is splitting them apart. That's why he takes the burden.
Love Borimir's speech here. Sean Bean nailed it. "Not with 10,000 men could you do this. It is folly!"
Cat: How many men do you have?
Robb: 18,000.
Boromir: ok.
@@BlackDiamond2718 Cat: All Your Base Are Belong to Us. Gentlemen, make your time.
And later in both The Two Towers and Return of the King movies he was proven been right about it all the time.
Elrond isn't stupid. I remember as a kid I thought "Why give 3 spots to the Hobbits? Why not include a few more badasses on this quest?" However, as I've gotten older I realized, this is a stealth mission. He knows all the enemy know the ring bearer is a "halfling". He sends Sam as the perfect support for Frodo and as a back up ring bearer. However, he sends Pippin and Merry as decoys. Which is exactly the parts they all played. Elrond knows whats up.
The enemy not really know that the ring bearer is hobbit, they might assume but not sure either.. It is futile to bring another strong men, elf with weaker mental strength.. It could be another burden like borromir where his strength become a liability because the rings deception to him.. better put 3 more hobbits than 3 more men or elf that could betray the fellowship anytime
@@sin3701 No they did. Saruman knew it was a hobbit and sent the Orc Band which had killed Boromir to capture the hobbit. They saw Merry and Pippin and took them thinking they had the ring.
@@sin3701 he did know
This person thought they were smart but they turned out to be dumber than me
In the books, they said Glorfindel, an elf from the first age who killed a balrog on his own, couldn't be more useful than a hobbit on this stealth mission.
This scene is classic. It applies today. The true enemy watches while people argue amongst each other.
The true lesson of the scene is "never trust an elf"
Unfortunaly we dont have a frodo these days ;/
@@DoctorDoomsPvP why?
@@annabougato9628 They’re bloody Leaf Lovers, the lot of ‘em!
@@glumphyStoned hell we dont even have a fellowship that will fight evil to its death
Gotta respect Frodo when he volunteers (or has to) to take the ring to Mordor. Everyone is stunned in silence, because Frodo is the smallest, the weakest, most inexperienced and the mission itself is pretty much a suicide mission for the ring bearer (whoever it was going to be).
ilovejiyeonlee that’s also why he’s the BEST choice, because the enemy won’t suspect someone like him. He’s a Trojan horse. He can sneak in undetected.
Stephanie Drake also, he had IMMENSE willpower, hardly anyone could have carried the Ring as long as he did
thank you for your service captain obvious
@@colbyboucher6391 "I will use the power of the Ring to rid the world of bugs and weeds." - Sam, probably
Gandalf knew the ring shall own you eventually, so a weak wearer who can't let it go is not an immersive threat. This is why Frodo will keep the ring on the adventure, but since he is weak they don't want him to be alone.
I just noticed that Frodo sees men, elves and dwarves in the reflection on the ring and then he sees fire covering all of them. I think that's what it gave him courage, to know that everything would end in fire and death if he didn't step up.
it's amazing how such a serious scene ended on such a lighthearted note. "Right!.... where are we going?"
Apparently, this speech was given to Sean Bean only 12 hours before this was shot. He learned it, off pat, in less than 2.
Nope he taped the script to his knee🤣 but stil awesome. I never noticed he was looking to his knee
@@nikkihendriks5671 one does not simply tape a speech to their knee
@@nikkihendriks5671 He used gorilla glue, that's where that craze started.
@@nikkihendriks5671 nope, please don’t think that is remotely true, even if it’s come from a reputable source like a TH-cam short 😂
The look Elrond is making when Merry and Pippin makes themselves present. It's like he's trying to say "What part of secret council is that you hobbits don't understand?"
Totally. It was cute when Sam wanted to come along, but it became too much when the other two jumped in :)
I think Elrond knew/assumed that Sam was listening but was genuinely shocked at Merry and Pippin
@@employee962I think the same lol
''The Ring was made in the fires of Mountain Dew''
Wait what
bwahaha awesome :)
yes you have to drink to make it vanish....
Donald Garon ok!
I know right! I heard that too.
The One Mentos to Rule them all was forged in the carbonated bowels of Mount Diet Pepsi. Only there can it be unmade.
...explosively.
2:38 Gandalf gives Frodo a look like, "Ugh, but you're only a level 7 Hobbit you noob."
Yeah, but I have a racial bonus! +2 stealth, +1 dex (unless Peregrin Took, who gets -3 dex) and +1 initiative.
Lol
Yes but his stats show him to tho be weak in power he is greatly lifted by perception and luck
2:40 The few frames showing expression of Gandalf is one of the most intense foreshadowing to what happens to Frodo. Gandalf loves him very much and he kinda knew that eventually it would be Frodo to bear the ring but he is in deep pain because Frodo will never be the same after this moment. Very emotional😭
I love Elrond, he is so chill and has an hidden sense of humor , but at the same time he is smart and badass
0:25 *rings breaks, looks around in shock, entire series ends*
"That's odd. We always just assumed it couldn't be destroyed. We never actually tried to."
directed by Peter Jackson
Nathanhs17 M Night Shamalamadingdong (twist ending)
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@@PinoyRicochet Just wanted to show this :D
John Rhys-Davies (Gimli) now is the narrator for a Christian children's radio drama series called Lamplighter Theatre. When they were first pitching it to stations, I had the chance to interview him for my station. He is as kind and engaging in person as you could possibly think. I remember being shocked when he walked into the studio because in person, he is a very large man. It must have taken every bit of technical wizardry to make a convincing dwarf out of him.
He is an absolute unit, big old Welsh boy.
He was Indeed the tallest person in the hole fellowship group
Gandalf's quiet look of pain and grief after Frodo claims the quest makes the whole scene for me. He KNOWS what Frodo has suffered, and more importantly, what he will suffer in attempting to fulfill that quest, even if Frodo doesn't.
Compare and contrast with the quiet look of bitterness and then acceptance on the face of Jimmy Stewart after being told the Bailey Building and Loan can only be saved if he permanently shelves all of his dreams by staying on as president in "It's a Wonderful Life". Two powerful moments. In the realm of the story itself, they are known only to the characters (Gandalf and George Bailey) themselves.
I love the look Gandalf gives Elrond at 3:24. They had argued earlier about the weakness of Men, and here Aragorn proves Gandalf right. "There is one yet who could lead them."
Wow, I’ve watched this 30 times and have yet to pick up on this. Thank you!
The little things you pick up on youtube 20 years later...oh and in 2001 we didnt have youtube..time flew
18 years later i still get chills down my spine
2:55 "No... I do not know the way."
Then, Frodo sits again, in silence, and everybody goes back to arguing.
I feel like the funniest part of watching this scene comes from watching the old Extended Edition DVD, where immediately after Pippin asks "Where are we going?" it cuts to black as Disc 1 ends. Perfect spot for an intermission.
Same thing happened for the Extended Editiion 4K UHD Bluray
I love boromir line " there was evil there I does not sleep" I love it😍
I love Boromir in this scene. His facial expressions, tone of voice... i love it.
The look on Elrond's face though xD
"Right, where are we going ?"
You have my sword.
And you have my bow.
And my axe.
**SHATTERED PIECES OF HIS AXE ALL OVER THE FLOOR**
It wasn't his axe dude..😂
Old Man it was another ax
Pippen: "Great, where are we going?" One of the best lines of the whole trilogy :D
Its been said before but Gandalf's look after Frodo sounds I WILL TAKE IT! is heartbreaking, you can just see in his eyes begging him to reconsider, he's the nephew of one of his closest friends, the two are basically family at this point. He knows what the ring will do even to a kind heart like frodo ESPECIALLY to a kind heart yet he knows it NEEDS to be done and while everyone is shocked at Frodo's decision you can see the conviction of Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli even Boromir before they pledge themselves to the quest and Gandalf's cheeky wink when Aragorn speaks to Frodo, he knows just what this means and unlike elrond never doubted Aragorn's strength. masterful scene.
Glad to know someone else noticed the wink after Aragorn pledge his sword to Frodo. It’s like he was telling Elrond, “I told you so.” It must’ve been meaningful because he (Man) was the third to come forth and volunteer for this quest, after Frodo and Gandalf. It showed that there was still hope for Men.
This whole meeting is so cool especially at 1:10 (Boromir's part). His facial expressions, hand gestures, and accent make this all too epic.
I can imagine someone watching the first film in theaters a few times, and how Boromir regards Mordor as being impossible to take would stick in their mind headed home.
0:23 When Gimli tried to smash the ring, everyone, even Ellonde flinched. That thing already affected them to be possessive about the ring.
Tom utt or did they just react to the Sparks and loud bang of his axe being shattered
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@@eugenesagan212 No, because they flinched as he was about to hit, not after.
"and you have my bow" said Legolas to Frodo before never speaking to him again.
I love the look on Elrond's face when his secret council is not so secret.
I love that gimli tries to destroy the ring. Gotta give him props for trying!
Dwarves may be greedy, but Dragon Sickness aside, they are not so easily corrupted by power. I doubt Gimli had the iron strength of will that Frodo commanded, but he surely would've been able to resist the Rings influence for some time were he forced to carry it.
Greatest 3 movie trilogy in the history of cinema.
You have really got the question Elven security for supposed 'secret' councils. Remember that decades earlier Bilbo freed thirteen dwarves from an Elven prison. I guess Elven security is in general, quite shoddy.
Scarecrow Krone Well, it definitely isn't hobbit-proof
Elves don't have many criminals, so their magic is impressive, their security is shot, and their locks a pushover
It's the Glitch in the Matrix
Watching this in cinema on bigass screen with amazing sound quality just hits different
One does not simply walk into Mordor.
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The moment when Frodo see's the fires reflected in the ring, consuming the bickering counsel, you can really see the hate he has for that wretched band of cursed gold. He hates everything that brought it into being, seeing it corrupt everything around it. In that one moment of brilliant acting by Elijah Wood, Frodo wants nothing more than to see that cursed ring destroyed. A spark of selfless ambition, unlike most hobbits, and a brave offer to take the ring where many would dare not utter, much less tread.
@@colbyboucher6391 exactly. It is rebuilt beyond question, but the pain and misery lingers with Frodo. In the end he did what he had to for his friends, but ultimately decided that it wasn’t for him. It was time to start a new life elsewhere.
This, I think, is why he resisted the Ring for so long and why his mind remained sane and intact (albeit scarred) after the Ring’s destruction. In his heart he wanted it gone so much; he so deeply loved all of the things it would destroy if he didn’t take on the burden. Even if it had somehow been destroyed without killing Gollum, there’s no way Gollum’s mind would’ve survived the loss. But Frodo’s mind did, and it tells us all we need to know about him.
@12classics39 Indeed. Living and breathing proof that even the smallest of creatures can possess the bravest of hearts.
Wow Sean bean you have been cut down so many times before we get the chance to see how great you are ....that one line truly cuts through you like a hot knife in butter you see the pain in his eyes the hopelessness iand terror in his voice truly bone chilling .....rest in peace son of gondor
Love how when Gimli says "and my axe" and a sign of annoyance on Legolas's face 😂
Never saw that…
You can learn all that there is to know about these movies and after a hundred watches, they can still surprise you.
Haha, Elrond's face when Pippin and Merry pop out! 😂
In his head " What part of secret meeting do you Hobbits not understand"
@@riddlemethis2610Or more like:"How the hell did you kids find out?!"
I love how Elron looks amused when talking to Sam, and immediately becomes vexed when he sees Merry and Pippin barging in to his “secret meeting”
There are _so_ many fantastic little pieces of acting in this scene but that's one of my favourites. He's not _just_ amused talking to Sam - there's a genuinely admiration for his loyalty there, too - and then immediately, "oh, what fresh Halls of Mandos is this?"
My mom brought this to my attention when I was younger and it still sticks with me. The face Gandalf clearly makes when Frodo exclaims he'll take the ring is full of pure heartbreak and frustration at his inability to keep this from happening. You can see how much he loves Frodo and the other hobbits and how little he wished for this to be necessary, despite the fact that he knows hobbits show less susceptibility to the rings will.
Sean Bean really does a good job with his deperate monologue 👍
Borimir has always been my favorite because, he is a relatable human. Aragorn isn’t real. Borimir acted the way a normal person would. His entire arc is my favorite part of the whole saga. The actor did so well!
Can someone really destroy it at all? I always think all people can't do things on their own. "Not with 10 thousand men and women would you do this" is so realistic.
Aragorn is not a regular human, maybe that’s why
"Smaug has taken over the Erebor!"
Gandalf: Take this Hobbit!
"We must destroy the ring in the heart of Saurons domain!"
Gandalf: Lol, they will never expect a Hobbit!"
"There is this-"
Gandalf: Oh ffs, take the whole Shire and leave me alone!
Gandalfs facial expression when he hears Frodo say that he will take the ring to Mordor is powerful.
4:06 Elrond: Da fuck how did ya'll motherfuckers get in.
faith chea thanks for the laughs man :'D
Rick 1998 hobbits are quite nimble and stealthy
@@tristantobey7998 and short so they could easily slip pass security lol
You know you've got an awesome ensemble when freaking Magneto and Eddard Stark are apart of it
Along with Will Turner, Rudy, the dude from Raiders of the lost ark and Glen from seed of chucky
Sent out by Agent Smith.
"You have my sword."
"You have my bow."
"And my sax*."
I love the look of annoyance on Elrond's face when the Hobbits appear out of nowhere. You can almost hear him saying "Where did I lose control?"
One of the best scenes for so many reasons.
I originally wanted to comment that, all memes aside, the delivery of those lines by Sean Beans is incredible. But then I got distracted by so many other things that are just amazing about this scene: The genuiene pain in Gandalfs eyes when he hears Frodo, knowing what this means for him, the world building, showcasing and demonstrating the conflict between the races, the bravery of Aragorn, volunteering himself without any hesitation while also knowing that he could never trust himself in carrying this burden, the connection between Frodo and the ring, the way that the dangers of the mission are ceemented, how the tension gets broken up by Sam, Pippin and Merry... I could go on. All in the span of 5 minutes. It's an utterly fantastic scene in what is without a doubt the greatest movie trilogy of them all.
Really, the only thing that stands out as not fantastic is the fact that, given all the gravitas and seriousness the movie and the world it's portrayed in claims, is that "Mount Doom" is honestly a pretty silly name. But I guess we can forgive Tolkien for that one.
Gandalfs expression when he turns around to Frodo has so much behind it. 2:40
As soon as he hears him, his expression turns to a painful cringe because hes keenly aware of what Frodo is about to endure. Sadness at the fact that it will probably kill him. Then it slowly turns to admiration from the courage Frodo displays.
Man, the LOTR movies were just incredible. So many scenes were just perfectly done.
I love how Aragorn doesn't stand and squabble with the rest of em...a true king
Ian McKellen is an acting God and he needs to be immortal
And when he dies he will come back to us at the turn of the tide.
When Elrond tells them they have to take the ring to mount doom the silence speaks volumes I bet they where thinking "...SHIT!!!!"
Elrond is like well dont all volunteer. And the others are trying not to make eye contact
I cried proper tears when Frodo says *I will take it* 😢 Such an emotional scene.
I know this is a meme but this scene is delivered so perfectly
1:10 Fun fact: the script for this scene was written the night before and given to Sean that morning, so he's actually got the script taped to his knee and is ready up the lines!
I love this scene in the movie and in the book
yes!!!!!!!!!
This movie aged like fine wine
This movies was just unique
You can see how much they admired Frodo for standing up and taking the responsiblity that no one could take. It says a lot about his character. Aragorn and Gimli's face showed how amazed they are by that act. Gandalf's face when he heard Frodo shows how amazing he is as an actor. It was pain but also relief as well. He knew the weight of carrying the ring. He knew Frodo will not be the same again. But he also knew Frodo was the only one who could take the quest.
LOTR is still the greatest movie of all time!
3:34
" this fucking dwarf, i swear. "
LUL fucking midterm tomorrow and im procrastinating on lotr vids... your comment made me laugh way too hard... now im sad cause i just thought of the midterm tmrw. ANOTHER LOTR VID!
Isabel Erroa hihi...I swear legolas must be thinking this...
I love his face right there he's like "damn this lil dude has to come too?"
you better have done your midterms lol
When Merry and Pip were running towards the group like the silly little hobbitsis they are...the look on Elrond's face was hysterical.
"DAFUQ are these little shits coming from??"
I love the part when the council starts arguing and the free peoples fighting each other can be seen reflected from the Ring. That and when Sauron whispers the black speech in the background. Really shows how the One has a mind of its own, pitting its enemies against each other, and how the Great Eye truly sees all... well, except for two hobbits on the slopes of Mt Doom. But anyway exceptionally well done from the director and visual team.
This is the best scene in all of film history
Frodo's finest hour. With that one sentence he united three warring races in one aim.
I am glad that they had Gimli attack the Ring with his axe. With everything else people complain about, you just know there would be people who don't believe Elrond about the Ring needing to be destroyed at Mt Doom if we didn't see anybody at least try to destroy it. And a Dwarf striking the Ring with his axe using all his might is about as effective as you get for an on the spot demonstration. Especially when it causes the axe head to shatter.
"Great! Where are we going?"
I like the foreshadowing here. Everyone else was ready to go, and Boromir hesitated. Foreshadowed his falling first
"And my axe! . . . Well, Denin's axe anyways. Denin! Toss me your axe!"
One of the greatest cinematic masterpieces of our lifetimes.
Gandalf knew what horrors and trials Frodo and Sam would face. He was visibly relieved and heartbroken to hear Frodo voulenteer.
The fellowship: 4 little hobbits, a great powerful wizard, a ranger who is the true heir of isildur, son of the king of minus tirith, an elf with impeccable aim and a fierce dwarf
so much for your "secret" council, buddy.....
I still remember the outburst of laughter in the cinema when Pipin said "Right where are we going." I remember my grandmother having a good laugh.
“Well that rules you out pip” gotta be one of my favorite lines 😂
At 3:26 Gandalf winks at Elrond like “damn right, we just got the king of men on our squad”
I've passed through so many montages and low quality videos to find this....
Thank you for uploading.
This scene gives me the chills.
You have my like.
Best clip of this scene that I've found on TH-cam...thanks man :D
3:15 The oath that mattered most. The oath of a King.
Elrond's face at 4:07 is priceless. Get's me every time.
"Are my guards now giving free rein to all who enter Imladris?!"
One does not simply
Impersonate Gollum's voice without saying the word "precious."
More or less the same thing happens when my flat is deciding who will take the bins out
One does not simply take out the trash...