after 21 YEARS..i FINALLY saw LORD OF THE RINGS 🔥THE RETURN OF THE KING!!!

[@JoeyLuckyBoyNato]

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[@jansonshrock2859]

In the books that battering ram they used has a 4 PAGE LONG description.

[@goldenshark3182]

They show Pig faced Larry getting killed by Aragorn and Gimli in the Extended Edition, which is the version you should watch next, it’s a full hour longer!

[@twilightchaosangel011]

If you watch the movies again, you HAVE TO watch the extended cut versions! They really do add some extra context!

[@TheNicokapo]

1:18:21 This is the part where I say to anyone who thinks Frodo is cool: 'SCREW YOU! SAM DID THE WHOLE LIFTING!!! And don't give me the crap of being tempted by the ring, Sam had to fend off Shelob, carry him throught the mountain and carrying the whole luggage from day 1. He made everything he could to help puny Frodo to fulfill his role'

[@margaritafernandez4548]

Wait wait wait... You're telling me you didn't watch the extended edition??? My man, they fill so many gaps in the story! You must watch them!

[@thatepicwizardguy]

"Everybody has to watch this trilogy. Everybody." Yep, you're exactly right. It's incredible.

[@robbob5302]

Should be required viewing for all students by age 14.

[@chechuzolocazo7943]

Harry potter : 8 movies 0 oscars Marvel : 33 movies 4 oscars Star wars : 11 movies 7 oscars The Lord of the Rings : 3 movies 17 oscars ajam......................

[@Tobygas]

Quality always beats quantity

[@kubo5185]

I still think LOTR trillogy is masterpiece and number 1 for me, but this rankings are little bit confusing, because u need to know which years was nominated which films. If u have no real rivals in competetion at that years, then it is easy to take everything :D But still LOTR 3 will win over almost anything

[@chechuzolocazo7943]

@@kubo5185 y le quitaron oscars a la primera y segunda , que si fuera 100% true habría ganado más de 20 oscars Harry Potter no ganó nada porque el señor deblos anillos le jodio jajajaj

[@GabrielNeumann714]

@@kubo5185 Exactly...also I don't give much importance to Oscars..

[@JacobWrestledGod]

@@chechuzolocazo7943 to be fair, there are a few potter movies I felt should have at least won in set design, sound design, cinematography and costume design, FX too

[@BilboSwaggeens]

"And everyone survived!" *Cries in Boromir*

[@M.ruth96]

Cries in Haldir

[@Gweneira_Valentine]

Cries in Theoden

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Cries in Denethor (ok, you may think he was evil, but he was a great man of the same noble Numenorian blood as Aragorn. Denethor was so strong of character that he looked at the Palanthir and Sauron wasn´t able to control him... think about it, Sauron was able to control SARUMAN, who was a frigging Maia of Aulë and the leader of the Wizard! But to peer into Sauron's mind, even for such a great man, was too dangerous. While Sauron never controlled Denethor, he would only show Denethor what he wanted... his armies, his power... slowly, like a rock under a water stream, his will was being corroded by the despair of the end of everything, of his lineage, of his people. Which clearly came down when his son Boromir died AND he saw Sauron's armies at the gates of Minas Tirith.) But again... remember... Sauron corrupted other Maia. Sauron corrupted the frigging kings of Numenor. Sauron corrupted the Numenorian generals with the rings. Sauron corrupted Aragorn's ancestor with the One Ring. That Denethor was not corrupted after decades looking at the Palanthir, but only became despaired, shows Denethor was a superman of incredible moral strenght and resolve. Too bad we only are able to see his downfall, not his prime.

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

😂😂

[@robbob5302]

Cries in Sméagol.

[@Prof.Precision]

Time to watch all three again with the extended edition now

[@maxthegreater1921]

for saruman's death, and a lot more

[@dephyr788]

And the making of, and the Hobbit, and stop there. Rings of power is trash.

[@shawnwalsh2060]

I kind of like that he watched the originals because thats how we all experienced it

[@Khornedevotee]

@@shawnwalsh2060 And according to Peter Jackson himself, he thinks the theatrical versions ARE the quintessential movies because those are the original versions that he felt are the most important. As great as the extended versions are, they are not crucial to enjoy the trilogy(but very much worth it in my opinion) and Peter Jackson himself said that they are only something extra for the fans.

[@redpoppymemoirs]

I love the ending that Frodo left for the Undying Lands. It just feels real. Some wounds really can’t be healed by time.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

The 4 Hobbits are pretty perfect representations of young boys who go to war and how they deal with their experiences after they get home. Tolkien was an officer in WWI and was the only one of his friend group to make it home....

[@AsylumS95]

21:11 They filmed all 3 movies in tandem, 18 months (I think total) shooting in New Zealand.

[@ZakhadWOW]

1998-2000 or so.. LET THAT SINK IN o.0

[@Khornedevotee]

@@ZakhadWOW It must've been to 2001, because that was the year The Fellowship of the Ring was released on cinema. I can't imagine why they would wait a whole year to release the first movie to the public.

[@djnevahwen]

As someone who is a long time Lord of the Rings fan, I’m glad you finally saw what might arguably be regarded as one of the greatest movies ever made. I remember seeing this when I was a kid back in 2003 when it first came out and it was one of the greatest movie going experiences of my life so props to you for finally seeing one of the greatest movie trilogies of all time.

[@nilocblue]

58:41 "Bro, this is a cinematic experience!" Dude, imagine being 14 years old and seeing this in theatres for the first time in 2003. There was nothing like this at that time. There's a reason this won 11 Oscars and was only the second film at the time to cross over a billion dollars at the box office (after Titanic).

[@mr.p.9291]

"There was nothing like this at that time..." And there still isn't something...

[@Khornedevotee]

I was 9 when I saw The Fellowship of the Ring on cinema, 10 when I saw The Two Towers on cinema and 11 when I saw The Return of the King on cinema. That's 23, 22 and 21 years ago respectively, heading towards 24, 23 and 22 years ago come next year on the date the movies were released on cinema. Man, how time flies. I was forever enamored and enchanted by the world of Middle-earth and its characters. I was very frightened by the Balrog when 9-year old little me saw it at the cinema, so many years ago. Today I am 32 years old, and my love for The Lord of the Rings has not waned. Thank you Tolkien for your immortal works. The movies were also made at the same time, which is why they are so coherent, and I think the Oscars were for the WHOLE trilogy, not just The Return of the King, but yes, 11 Oscars is a LOT!

[@jdspencer60]

the third eagle was for Smeagol. Gandalf was basically the angel of pity and forgiveness. keep that in mind.

[@jaxcraft2848]

Oh wow

[@gracewhitehurst3466]

I commend you for following what was happening when Frodo was in Mount Doom. The ring still pulled his desire all the way till it was destroyed and only Sam speaking to him kept him from letting go. Something to keep in mind, Tolkien essentially described that when evil is at its peak no one can resist it. Hence why Frodo was able to resist up until he was standing there to throw it in the fire. The ring is strongest where it was made. Only by happenstance can it be destroyed.

[@nathanwatt5545]

Happenstance or divine intervention, potato potahto

[@mikefetterman6782]

Mithrandir means "grey pilgrim" and "wanderer" in an old language from middle earth. The wizards, White, grey, brown and 2 blue wizards, were all created in the first days of creation. They are supposedly immortal, and have changed forms over the eons.

[@arieldelafuente5346]

They are maiars same as balrogs and Sauron

[@maxthegreater1921]

​@@arieldelafuente5346which is one reason why sauron never comanded the balrogs

[@Ildarioon]

They aren't supposedly immortal. They are immortal beings and even with bodies destroyed their souls still survive. They were sent in the form of old men to middle earth in the third age but they are as old as creation.

[@NickThorbjørnsen2207]

The language is Sindarin bud.

[@OneOuttaOne]

My dude. I was very sad when I saw the one year gap between your viewing of the first two movies, so I'm very glad this one came a lot sooner

[@amiraitallouache]

1:02:59 i love how Aragorn explained the Nazgul in the first movie and youre still confused 😅

[@daviddavidson2834]

Legolas: "A sleepless malice" Joey immediately: "NYC" :D

[@robertedgar7497]

23 years later and this trilogy is still better then most movies out now, i still remember watching these movies in the cinema with my Dad who got me into Fantasy and Sci-Fi, Best Trilogy ever made and one of the best experiences i have had watching a movie at the cinema.

[@JacobWrestledGod]

Some interesting facts, Pippin is actually only 27 in hobbit age - which is 17 in human age, which explains why he’s so immature and quite silly in his actions. Pippin’s song is also actually sang by the Pippin actor, Billy Boyd, who has an excellent voice.

[@2Btoobee]

i read somewhere that if ever the movie followed the proper timeline and age of the Hobbits, then Pippin should be one of the kids that Bilbo was telling the story about trolls during his birthday.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

And he wrote it himself.

[@matthieuzglurg6015]

"my friends... you bow to no one" This part ALWAYS bring me to tears no matter how many times I watch this movie. LOTR fuckin rules man

[@blainebaker3682]

@1:23:15 They're not only the tallest in the room, when everyone bows they're on one of the highest points in all of middle earth, making them literally the tallest beings in the world in that brief moment.

[@jeddah_umo69]

R.I.P Bernard Hill 🕊

[@Phant0m51]

I'm a grown-ass man, 41 years old, and I just start crying when Aragorn tells the Hobbits that they, "Bow to no one." Such a powerful series.

[@JacobWrestledGod]

Frodo had to go because his pain from being the ring bearer never healed. In later years, as Sam technically also did hold the ring for a brief period, when Sam was at an old ripe age, he too left on the final boat, together with Gimli and Legolas. The lore is incredible

[@ZakhadWOW]

Sam went with Cirdan I believe, but Legolas built his own boat and went and got Gimli who had been king of the GLittering Caves (those behind Helm's Deep) and through the Grace of the Valar was allowed to bring a Dwarf to the Undying Lands. Boromir - Dead after betrayal, then redemption through sacrifice; Aragorn - Crowned as King Elessar, of the reuinted kingdom of GOndor and Arnor; Leved long and passed as a mortal man; Legolas - Returned to Mirkwood, lived many years until the call of the sea made him build a boat and go to Valinor; Gimli - became king of his own small Dwarven society in the Glittering Caves - near end of life taken along with Legolas; Gandalf - Created by Eru Iluvatar (god) as Olorin, returned to Valinor as his work was done; Meriadoc - Became a great hero of the Shire and lived much longer than usual; Peregrin - Became a mayor of the shire or something, lived very long; Frodo - by the Grace of the Valar, and due to his sacrifice of being chief Ringbearer, was granted passage to Valinor; Samwise - lived a long life with Rosie and children, then at end of his life sailed to Valinor with Cirdan, the last Elven Lord.

[@chairofthebored]

@@ZakhadWOW Pippien din't become Mayor, he became Shire Thain aka the military leader, for 50 years. After he retired he returned to Gondor with Merry for the rest of his life Merry: became Master of Buckland, then retired and returned to Rohan Both ended up buried next to Aragorn in the tomb of kings

[@valentinashtrigel6454]

The actor Billy Boyd who played as Pippin is the singer in real life. KZbin search "The Last Goodbye - Billy Boyd (Official Music Video) | The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies" & "billy boyd edge of night live"

[@wawaweweb1811]

Arwen is descended from elves and men through her father Elrond. Elrond chose to be elven but his children also had the choice of being an immortal elf or mortal. Elros, the first king of Numenor, is Elrond's brother and Aragorn's ancestor. BTW 'pig face Larry' was patterned after Harvey Weinstein. Peter Jackson didn't like old Harv.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

Because Harvey was involved with LOTR in the early stages and almost destroyed the entire thing before it got off the ground. Jackson did not like him at all.

[@carylc7891]

You really honed in during the scene where Faramir and company were riding to their deaths while Pippin sang for Denethor. I hadn't noticed the absence of reverb during that last moment but you were right on it.

[@robbob5302]

“Even the horses think this attack is BS!” I never hear a reactor say that before.😂

[@Nerveroxis]

While the Oscar's can have some weird one offs, a movie going 11 for 11 eleven tying the most wins while not losing a single nomination is literally only achieved by one film. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.

[@ArgentLeftovers]

Sam WAS tempted by the ring momentarily. He is shown the Shire as a Hobbit paradise with living things growing at his hand and him leading, But Sam didn't want all that. His Hobbit heart only wanted a patch of land and a simple garden, so the ring couldnt get its claws in him. Which is funny because he does return later and plant new trees and gardens in the shire and goes on to be mayor for a very long time.

[@fosterbennington6405]

It’s that he would turn Mordor into a garden

[@mycroft16]

Given time, it would have gotten Sam too. Hobbits want for very little so they resist longer than anyone else... but in the end, it will wear anyone down. Little by little, a chip here, a dent there... even Sam would give in eventually. The ring has nothing but time and is raw, pure, unfiltered evil.

[@santiagoz.s.1024]

Joey! Thanks so much for reaction. You are one of the best reactors out there and for you to have watched this masterpiece is just amazing. LOTR reminds me of times where things were simpler and better. I used to watch the movies every year when I was in Law School, it helped me a lot. LOTR introduced me to the whole world of fantasy in all types of genres: music, literature, games, etc; and thats why im succh a huge nerd lmao (I love power metal with fantasy themes, I love fantasy literature and I love games like wow or dark souls or MTG); I would strongly suggest you give the books a shot, they are super worth it. As per usual, amazing reaction.

[@zebrion5793]

Regarding the giant spider and the light: that spider was Shelob, one of the spawn of Ungoliant who was a GIGANTIC spider that "devoured" light. It literally poisoned the trees that gave life to the land with its bite in a pact with Sauron. He promised her that he would give her the Silmarils (think like infinity stones for Middle Earth) so she could devour them. Instead he betrayed her and kept them for himself and promptly got his ass handed to him. Shelob is weak to pure light, because she is a creature of almost pure darkness. She's not as strong as her mother was, but still more than a match for most things, especially in her lair. Sam taking her out 1v1 was an incredible feat. His small size actually worked in his favor, making him a smaller target for her stinger. Also, the "you bow to no one" at the end always gets the waterworks going.

[@ZakhadWOW]

PACT WITH MELKOR (MORGOTH) Sauron was merely a Maia servant of Melkor at that time.

[@i.t.y1140]

How can you give so much lore but confused Morgoth with Sauron lol

[@zebrion5793]

@@i.t.y1140 I was typing at like 3am on an insomnia trip. I knew the difference, but my brain couldn't do two things at once lol.

[@AC-ov5ny]

guys i think he just said sauron to avoid having to explain who morgoth is

[@griffinhatchling]

Sadly they did Denetor ,the steward, dirty in the movie. There is a Palantir in Gondor and he used it to watch over Morder and spy on Sauron. Ofcause he had to fight and resist the will of Sauron every time he used it, after a while it slowly poisoned his mind and made him paranoid.

[@mycroft16]

Less did him dirty than it's a tangent that isn't really important to the main plot of get ring to Mordor. It requires more explanation about the Palantiri, etc. It's easy to do in writing but it would have to slow the film plot to explain. Every change they made was to focus 100% on ring to Mordor. Anything they could streamline they did. The whole Eowyn/Faramir thing got extremely smoothed to 2 shots. 1 in the theatrical. I think they did about as good as anyone possibly cood with an impossibly dense world.

[@N.Cabello]

CONGRATULATIONS AND WELCOME TO THIS EPIC WORLD JOEYL! I hope you do clips from extendeds scenes, specially from Two Towers and this one. Like... WTF happen to Saruman? Gandalf vs the Witch King, a lot of beatifull details

[@DrogoMistweave]

And now, the extended editions.

[@LordDial]

1:23:37 Everybody survived? Really dumping on Boromirs sacrifice by just forgetting about him ... And depending how you see it, Gandalf died as well. And again depending how you see it, right at the end when they sailed into the 'afterlife', Gandalf died again, as well as Frodo (and Bilbo).

[@robbob5302]

Depending how you see it, Theoden also died. And so did Sméagol.

[@robbob5302]

And Deagol died two minutes in!🤣

[@LordDial]

@@robbob5302 yes, ofc, but I think he was referring to the starting group, the fellowship, and how none of the 'starting characters' died and all survived till the end. And of those, no matter if you count Gandalfs and Frodos 'deaths', Boromor does count either way. The only one who had a 'classic' death. And, yeah, he forgot about him.

[@thatonenerd6650]

1:03:06 you should check out the extended cuts! They’re very good and- Aragorn does in fact kill Porky Pig Orc..

[@GuriStargin]

If you want a secret Lord of the rings film maybe you can check out the extended scenes, they add a lot to the story! (2 whole hours between the three films) also, I hope one day you check out The hobbit, it's so good in its own way

[@elegrin5170]

32:18 Yes you guessed right.. Ring effects him.. And also Frodo thought that Ring effected Sam too.. Just like Boromir.. Because there is no such person cannot effect when they are close to the ring.. Ring can effect and manipulate everybody.. EVERYBODY.. Even Gandalf, Aragorn etc.. So Frodo thought the ring effected Sam too.. And At that point it is dangerous to travel with him..

[@nemesis4852]

BTW "Pig faced Larry" Was Peter Jackson's response to being insulted and bullied by Harvey Weinstein during the early phases of his direction of LOTR.

[@di3486]

Who had the last laugh, eh? ☺️☺️

[@kitherlunney9096]

I don’t know if you will read this comment, but sinice you asked if Arwen could turn herself into a mortal, I’m going to explain. She comes from a family that has both human and elven blood (and even angelic/maia blood, but that’s not the important thing here) and yes, she can choose to keep being an immortal, like her father did, or to become a mortal and live just a lifetime side by side with Aragorn. Hope it helped ❤

[@RangerHouston]

I love how much Joey talks about stealin Eowyn from Aragorn and it’s hilarious because he looks like he could be the third, youngest brother of Boromir and Faramir. _“Joromir; the Gondorian prince of sick beats”_

[@diamondgaming63]

Nazgul are screeching, it's the lore thingy. Their scream instigates fear and hopelessness in their enemies. That's why soldiers cover their ears every time a Nazgul comes. Keep in mind that they are not just regular wights, they were the original ring bearers, trapped and enslaved by Sauron himself. It is not by chance that Gandalf spoke with fear about the Witch King back before battle. They are very powerful, and literally immortal. The only reason Eowyn was able to defeat him was because Merry stabbed him in the back with a special blade, crafted specifically to fight the dead, ghosts, wights, etc. When Merry stabbed him, it removed the dark protective veil that made the Witch King mortal again. And the reason Merry and Eowyin got injured from stabbing the WK was because of that dark magic, it infected their flesh. The only reason they survived is because of the King's touch. According to the legend, King has a healing touch.

[@rachelmap100]

I read somewhere that the screeches of the fell beasts were inspired by the artillery shells whistling overhead that Tolkien heard in WWI.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

The nazgul are the original dementors. Their presence emanates fear in living creatures

[@TheDrunkenJedi1]

The greatest films ever made right there, in a league of their own. The reason Frodo left at the end was due to his wounds and the damage carrying the ring caused him internaly, the most evil object in middle earth takes its toll and the stab wound from the witch king was a life long wound, the grey havens are a elven magical land that can heal him as long as he stays there, bitter sweet but a fitting ending 👏🏽.

[@tjfkc]

Run, Honda Accord. Show us the meaning of haste.

[@ZakhadWOW]

JOEY: Just so you know, the siege engines on the walls of Minas Tirith are Trebuchets.. .there literally isnt room fora catapult, which are long and bulky.. the trebuchet is relatively compact in horizontal dimension.. It uses counter weights and pulleys, rather than the spring tension of a catapult.

[@Lord-Wheatabix]

@21:36 "Jesus Christ..." Prety much eveyones reaction to the Nazgül screech.

[@mycroft16]

That screech is actually Fran Walsh, the cowriter of the films and Peter Jackson's partner (not actually married last I knew). She apparently can do an ungodly screech and the sound guys then took it and layered it over itself with varying pitches until it is truly unnerving.

[@brizzle3947]

“I watched the whole Lord of the Rings trilogy.” False. You saw the abridged theatrical versions. Gotta watch the extended now to get the full experience.

[@dininelbourne]

"I HAVE BEWBS!!!" Has to be the hardest I've ever laughed at an LotR reaction. Well fucking played, sir.

[@HannahRuthBautista]

Dropping this on my birthday, thank you so much Joey!

[@LeakyBucketHandle]

“Can we like leave him outside, like tie him up to a post” 😂 17:45

[@LlejaSwordsinger]

I cannot believe you didn't watch the extended versions especially after the first one! You're gonna have to do a whole new reaction lol and I would recommend a large screen tv with surround sound and the lights down low. It's an immersive experience you need to have. 👍🇬🇧

[@elegrin5170]

19:00 ıf you look carefully, Lord Denethor doesnt sit at throne.. He's just sitting a chair which is near of the throne ladder.. Because he is not a king.. He is just a steward.. Some kind of ministery of Kings..

[@catdonut6690]

We can forgive certain CG aspects from two decades ago for the absolute brilliant effort in story telling. I was in high school when these came out and these were amazing on the big screen.

[@chuckleshelicopterwigwamjo6305]

Most of the CG still holds up amazingly. Especially the Balrog

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

They literally invented CGI techniques to be able to make these films. When they were in post-production for "The Fellowship of the Ring" they didn't have the technology to create Gollum. That's why you see such a tiny amount of him. They had to figure out how to do all of the CGI by the time the 2nd movie required post-production. They also invented a program called "Massive" in order to have battles at this scale. It was a program that created individual orcs and other creatures at "massive" scale but still had each version have unique characteristics.

[@akatsubakiyozora3750]

Sees Smeagol pulling up on Mt. Doom: 'You little B*tch!!!' You can see how annoyed he was in that particular shot. XD

[@danielrotello4950]

Welcome to Nerdhood! No One can help but fall in love with Middle Earth...

[@mjo3059]

1:15:24 scream...."What da twist". I can't🤣🤣🤣 You are a legend!

[@tinkler4]

Yay! Totally enjoyed your journey. Thank you.

[@michel4288]

incredible journey, joey. glad to remember my favourite universe with you and hope you can discover more of it

[@Nerveroxis]

I'm gonna need you to put some respect on Billy Boyd's name, The Edge of Night and The Last Goodbye are truly beautiful songs.

[@steaklover505]

Glad you found this Gem of a trilogy!

[@MichaelHattem]

He talked over Theoden's death and missed the most important lines of it. And after the ring is destroyed, he has to ask, "Who is getting crowned?"

[@gregorypeck3023]

Im glad you watched the theatrical version, Aragorn’s arrival with the army of the dead is really a spectacular scene. I remember everyone yelling inside the theatre during this scene!

[@shshshshadow]

Billy Boyd, the actor who plays Pippin (now Pippin Pipes in my mind lol) also sang an absolutely BEAUTIFUL song, The Last Goodbye, for The Hobbit: The Battle of The Five Armies. Would love for you to do a music production reaction to it! And for you to watch the Hobbit movies, too!

[@Therealmoseslupai]

Aye man your Witty commentary had me rolling. Good shit.

[@santiagoFvl]

YESSSSSSS ugh this was so much fun to watch!!! This was my exact energy when I watched this in the movie theater, it's so cool to watch someone experience it for the first time

[@xoxobobo1687]

fact is, after the battle of gondor, no one children can say " i dont believe in ghost"

[@dragonbornofangmar8594]

Next you should try out the video game based on The Return of the King with a friend.

[@ThetrueKidGoku]

It's amazing how he guesses things that either happen in the book but weren't included in the films or things that are in the extended edition.

bro, loved your reaction hahaha nice lil jokes you pulled in this!

[@Widdermaker]

After a year or two, watch these movies again. Only next time, watch the Extended Versions. Keep a mop and bucket handy for clean-up when your freakin’ mind is blown! Yes, the EV’s are that good and add a LOT to this already incredible masterpiece. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed! Great reaction!

[@panchitahs]

Ive never laughed so much from react commentary to this movie. So fun to watch. 😂

[@1237barca]

From “lessdoor” to “morewindow”, I enjoyed this.

[@TheHighSorcerer]

A month late but in the extended cut, Aragorn does save Eowyn during the battle. The guy you keep calling Pig-Face Larry is chasing her after she's injured by(and kills) the Witch-King, and just as he catches up to her Aragorn and Gimli come running by and cut him down like he was any other common orc.

[@maryannweitzel5636]

I first read the LOTR and The Hobbit in Jr high in the 60s. Tolkien started telling these as bedtime stories to his kids in the 1920s. My youngest kid watched the cartoon version in the 80s and had nightmares because of the orcs. It was called Froddo Of the Nine Fingers and the Ring of Doom. 😂

[@fosterbennington6405]

The animated movies are really good, while they make a few changes there are some parts that are much closer to the books too.

[@elegrin5170]

Let me explain the question at 1:02:40 .. The Nazgül are not just creatures that fight with swords and their mounts. One of their weapons is their screams. These screams are not normal screams. They are magical screams. They create fear, terror and panic in the hearts of even the bravest soldiers who are exposed to this scream. When they hear it from a certain distance away, they become paralyzed. A weapon that can stun and even kill with its black curse. In other words, people do not cover their ears just because it makes a high-pitched sound. The soldiers lay down their weapons, fall down in fear, faint, or even die. These are not such bad guys, these are brave Gondor soldiers. Their second weapon is. They are surrounded by a cursed and black magic aura known as Black Breath/ Foul Breath. So, for example, there is a black magic aura around them with a diameter of 4-5 meters. Even if a Nazgul never touches you, even if you stay within 4-5 meters of them for a certain period of time, you will be affected by this black curse. It means that you get poisoned and fall to your death, and you fall into dark nightmares and cannot wake up. Think of it like a radioactive substance. If you are exposed at a certain distance for a certain period of time, you die in pain after a while. These weapons are called Black Breath (or foul breath. Now did you get why Eowyn and Pippin stayed in the hospital in a coma for days after killing the Witch King, and Aragorn narrowly saved them with serious treatment? (Last part was at extended edition.. You didnt watch those scenes.. Also as a king Aragorn is one of the greatest healer in the middle earth as well ..)

[@nebulastar9050]

I love how when Gandalf beats down Denethor, the guards in the background just watch and don't even try to stop him.

[@xMissVendettax]

You should definitely rewatch a second times those movies. Aragorn backstory was explain multiples times.

[@soulassasinsv]

Am here for it ❤

[@robbob5302]

1:03:05 “Please kill Porky Pig.” In the extended version, that was the exact moment Gimli and Aragorn kill him. Right as he was about to kill wounded Eowyn.

[@dimitrijedjukic7467]

Sam reunited with Frodo after sometime. Legolas and Gimli sailed for white shores after Aragorn and Arwen passed away , Merry and Pippin were buried next to Aragorn. Btw I hope he watched extended version of Lord of the Rings

[@MYSTICKNIGHT23]

Ik bro held back his tears

[@joedirt688]

Frodo never fully healed from his wounds, which means he could never stay happy in Middle-Earth. He, Gandalf, Bilbo, and the rest are going to the undying lands (Elf heaven essentially), where mortal beings usually aren't allowed. An exception is made for Frodo and Bilbo because they were ring bearers. In the appendices we learn that Sam becomes mayor of the Shire and lives a long and happy life. After his wife dies, he also sails west to the undying lands because he was briefly a ring bearer. So Frodo and Sam do meet again. Merry and Pippin spend their days with Aragorn in Gondor, and when they die they are buried next to Aragorn's grave. Legolas and Gimli remain friends, and their friendship heals the rift between Dwarf and Elf. When they reach their end, they also sail to the undying lands together. It's a massive honor for Gimli, being a dwarf, and never a ring bearer. Once they leave, the fellowship is gone from Middle Earth forever.

[@ZakhadWOW]

I just realized that Caribbean style smooth jazzy music at the end of Joey's outro speech was THE EXACT SAME MUSIC that plays in the town of Costa Del Sol in Final Fantasy 7.... that's how unique and memorable it is! 27 years later I can recognize it LOL

[@araravilano]

these movies came out each exactly during my 3 years of high school. good times

[@pavelslama5543]

Theoden. The first time we see him, we think of him at best as a dead weight, and at worst as an obstacle. But he grows into a majestic warrior and king, not afraid to die, openly taunting death, brave, fearless, and loyal to his friends and family until the last breath.

[@generalmix473]

Joey ! You need to watch the Extended Editions! 😩

[@bizkitsfx]

hey joey i dunno if you’ve reacted to this yet but you should definitely DEFINITELY listen to xilonens demo and arlecchinos. gave me goosebumps, should defo get back into genshin because they’re bringing in dubstep into their boss themes crazy

[@omok2]

There is something poetic about Joey eating carrots. it's said it takes about the same pressure to bite a finger off as biting a carrot in half.

[@robbob5302]

“Why is he not pursuing the ring?” He was. They all thought Pippin had it. And Pippin was in Gondor. All part of Gandalfs strategy.

[@MozanGasim]

I'm withing for your xg IYKYK reaction thooo

[@mamaseesa3122]

The kids at the end? That was Sean Astin's daughter and I'm pretty sure the Rosie actress' baby.

[@herculesgameclips]

"oh you're gonna push him aren't you" from gandalf when minas morgul flares up 😂 I haven't laughed this much at a LOTR reaction good stuff

[@74aztlan]

The girl Sam held at the end was Sean Astins real daughter btw. She graduated from college 2 years ago... :-D

[@JacobWrestledGod]

Thank you. I am READY.

[@elegrin5170]

At last scene.. Frodo went with Bilbo Gandalf and with the others to Undying Lands where any sailors or creatures cannot find but Blessed elves.. Valinor.. That place is kind of heaven.. If you go there, there's no turning back to middle earth because that lands is not on earth..And you lives with Gods at there forever.. No suffer, peaceful living at there.. So they didnt go at the another kingdom or place.. They basically went to heaven..

[@miraaranel]

I love that the battle Merry is in has the elephants making his short height a non-issue. Who cares about him being 4 ft tall when everyone is fighting people on elephants 40 ft up.

[@LionsPrideTV]

You really bout it about it with that wrapping you should do a rap version of the Lord of the rings trilogy. You probably could make it a whole album or just make it like a six minute song it’ll probably go viral.

[@Darth__Malice]

There is a REASON that I fly a Rohan banner from my front porch. I usually like the evil factions bc they are usually just more interesting, but Rohan is the 🐐

[@farfaraway4285]

Your comments are a riot man!

[@TheShapingSickness]

The jahova witness part killed me 😂😂😂

[@danielott135]

Frodo chill I’m married is the funniest thing I have ever heard

[@medalion1390]

20:41 “Oh, he’s drunk. How would he know where we're going?”