Would love to know what Sauron was thinking once the ring was destroyed. Lol

It is insane that a tower with an eye on top was the greatest villain we have ever witnessed.

If he would of kept them to finish the war they would of won easily lol but then again it wouldn't make the movie interesting haha

"The Lords of Gondor have returned." I would've like to have seen that too. I think he means Boromir and Aragorn riding into Gondor, The King and The Steward of Gondor, riding in together, on the same page, having each others back.

“You ask Samwise what Halo game to play” Samwise: 1:03

"The world of men will fall, and all will come to darkness, and my city to ruin" Me watching right wing jews create refugee crises while subversive left wing jews in my homeland push "regugees welcome" messaging and while opportunistic migrants with their stoneage tier religion terrorise, rape and ultimatley replace my people in their ancestoral homeland

Being an adult and living to see movies made after the LoTR (including the Hobbit Trilogy) i can only now appreciate just what kind of lighting was captured in the bottle when it comes to the near perfection these films represent. They had perfect cinematography, an awesome blend of practical effects and CGI, perfect casting, awesome world building, costuming that imo has never been surpassed, a film generation identifying score, a screenplay that overwhelmingly successfully condenses the main story of a written saga, ect. I'm so happy to have been a kid when these films were made, and as an adult I'm heartbroken knowing that all the lessons to be taught by these films hasn't been learned well enough to recreate their essence in other movies.

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I’m coughing my vape as I watch this ….am I Olorin…? ….Manwe….. is that you?…..

GD cow, fish pig meat.

Cocklea.

We're living through it right now, even though Astin himself was fighting for the evil side in real life. A New Day Has Come.

That’s Adonai

ITS THE LORD

❤ simple, yet powerful and encouraging words 👏 Gandalf, the greatest wizard of them all 😊

You can see Tolkien’s Christianity bright as day here.

What’s the name of this specific song??

Like in heaven

"For death and glory." 🤝 "For Rohan."

😅anyone else watch the show and then this haha 😂

For a people that take forever to say anything, Treebeard's call to war made them move like nothing else

Man, Gimli was ready to go back in 😢

So you not know death when you see it feel hot 🥵

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I sooo love this scene 🎬 ❤❤️‍🩹🥹😭 when Boromir said, “My King” ❤️‍🩹🥹

I can see all the ends.

A scene that never fails to bring tears to my eyes. It's what one dies for that gives their sacrifice meaning, and Boromir died to protect his friends. On a different note, the duel between Aragorn and Lurtz is one of my favorite duels ever. It's not awfully true to historical combat (like most fiction isn't), but it's quick, fierce and decisive. It doesn't drone on and doesn't have silly twists. I wish movie fights followed this example.

Me, Myself and Precious

Seeing the Black Uruks marching in formation looking mad as fuck makes me ovulate every time

0:15: “I suppose you think that was terribly clever?” I just love how Gandalf just magically appears inside Bilbo’s house with no explanation to how he managed to get there before Bilbo did.

In the book, there is another bit before the final line of Boromir. Where Aragorn and him speak of Gondor, and the ranger assures the fighter that. "We will go back together, into the White City, we'll go back with you indeed." But Boromir is fading, with the last remnants of his strength he adds to Aragorn, the son of Arathorn's statement. *"I would have followed you"* and the fealty he swore by calling him king. Implies that Boromir would have taken him back to their people as his rightful ruler, he would be behind Aragorn proclaiming the return of the king of men. Only, if only he were to have lived to do this thing. Before Aragorn could even thank him or reply, the fighter passes on from his injuries. Always make sure you keep a healer in your party folks

Do these perform very well until it really matters and then fall apart?

May all of us who return to this scene after many years find our inner Sam.

Worst orc ever.... needs dude to point out the massive forest in front of them

It is 2025, and I am watching this to keep what's left of the hope in my heart alive. Even darkness must pass.

This scene reminds me of the Battle of Verdun. All able body men called to fight. Including french children, where the uniforms didn't even fit. Arrival of the french foreign legion (elves). Although more closely based on battles like cheddar gorge or seige of constantinople, the similarities to verdun are there.

This scene makes me cry a lot.

0:33 this scene is too funny 😂

When our toxic grandmother interrupted our birthday party, I told my bother, “One moment of peace, can she not give us that?” It helped us stay united that night

1:27 Me hanging around my fully upgraded village as I watch my fields, my constructions and all the people producing stuff for me in Fortnite LEGO Odissey :3

The fact that Feanor asked Galadriel one tress three times and thrice he was declined and they became unfrienda forever but Gimly shyly asked one and got 3 speaks volumes. Gimli has always been my favorite

Who here have already read the books when they watched this in the theatre? I would love to knowwwwww!!!😭

Important to remember that Frodo has been poisoned twice at this point.

Fun fact legolas saying " Your kinsmen may have no need to ride to war; I fear war already marches on their own lands" to gimli is telling him erebor is under atack by easterlings. He knows this because he is a prince of the woodlam realm who is alo under atack he likelly had contact with he other elves.

Theoden king, Eomer & Eowyn, they all have strong characters

I love that even though Boromir dies, his death is not a tragedy. Despite being a flawed man, giving in to his own darkness, and failing his objective, he still bounced back momentarily and gave his life to protect Pippen and Merry. In the end, the Steward's son accomplished the very thing he sought after all along, by dying to protect Gondor and the kingdoms of the Free Peoples. In addition, even though he was corrupted by the Ring, no one in the Fellowship held that against him, but they forgave him and honored him in death.

There are a lot of great comments here!

0:10 I feel this way today on February 3 2025