Aragorn's Best Moments | The Lord of The Rings Trilogy | Max

[@TJSaw]

This is no mere ranger. He is Aragorn, son of Arathorn. We owe him our allegiance.

[@ananyabiswal4943]

You owe him your allegiance

[@izio4408]

He is Aragorn, araborn of arathorn while he eats aracorn

[@Asif-kh-n9r]

@@izio4408 and when he's bored, he takes out a box of tissues and watches arap...

[@z.a.y.n-5053]

@@Asif-kh-n9r no you killed it.

[@Asif-kh-n9r]

@@z.a.y.n-5053 shut up

[@superclue4718]

"My friends, you bow to no one" brings me to tears every. single. time.

[@steveanglestone5861]

Me too I am not ashamed to say, so humble and moving.. recognising the debt and sacrifices made.. by the hobbits.. and to the collaboration of peoples and species ..overcoming evil..

[@luxsings6871]

It makes me cry every time too

[@grumpycanadiangrandma7990]

Aragorn's speech before the battle " There may come a day etc etc, BUT IT IS NOT THIS DAY, still makes me cry. A forlorn hope showing such bravery

[@vbthings]

notice how Arwen bowed at the exact time as Aragona. She knew what he was thinking

[@dondizm2678]

My favorite scene 😭

[@liaistotallyfine]

Every scene Aragorn is in is epic. I stand by that. Even the one with Eowyn's stew where he was literally dying inside. Epic.

[@TheIrishTea]

Don't forget, he ate the stew. Surviving it was epic.

[@noorykorky5056]

I hated that scene. I'm honestly glad it was deleted. It was very misogynistic.

[@liaistotallyfine]

@@noorykorky5056 how so? Just curious

[@evenstar1608]

That is the most hilarious. Funnier than Gimlis antics. 🤣🤣

[@hiiruss7423]

@@noorykorky5056 how???? It shows her not fit in the kitchen but desire to be a fighter instead. Isn't her a woman making good food more stereotypical and sexist?

[@shadowofdread7018]

“Best of Aragorn” Every scene with Aragorn is the best

[@elmehdi1291]

I mean the whole trilogy was something else❤️

[@freda_arlendan]

Facts.

[@Negryta82]

He deserved an Oscar ❤

[@taylorcortis8364]

@@Negryta82yes he did. As Ian was the first to be nominated for best supporting actor in a fantasy film. Viggo should’ve been the first to win best actor for a fantasy film. He was perfect as Aragorn and doubted at that

[@TulsaSooner1979]

Viggo was epic in that role.

[@Sbannmarie]

So sexy

[@yulianawati2098]

And perfect dude

[@Tawadeb]

Born to be King

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

I've not read the books but based on what I've seen he was perfect for Aragon

[@martinputt6421]

@@BlackangelKatakuri Fits the description perfectly from everything I've read

[@malcolmr3]

Aragorn (especially as depicted by Vigo Mortensen) was the the perfect example of what a king/leader should be. Though he had great power, he never lorded it over anyone and always carried himself with humility and honor. He took the crown, not because he wanted it, only because the people needed a true leader at that time to win the war and bring peace. That is a man I could serve with pride.

[@sagatuppercut2960]

Here, here!

[@annanardo2358]

Yes unlike England's king. Charles could never put himself in harms way to wage a war. He is no ARAGORN...... A true King, not a party hopper like the English cohorts clan of Charles over there in England.

[@charliereader3462]

@@annanardo2358Jesus Christ, what did he do shoot your gran or something

[@riveravaldez]

We must serve no man, but society, the whole of humanity. We are accustomed to the idea of serfdom/servitude because our history has lots of oppression social regimes. But the right society is one in which everybody serves everybody and nobody serves nobody. A good king is hard to find in fiction. Impossible to find in reality.

[@truenorthtarot8670]

Nothing is impossible in this world.

[@douglassnyder9206]

Aragorn was one of my favorite characters from The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and Viggo Mortensen was the perfect casting choice for the role. I've even read that sword-master Bob Anderson (RIP) said in an interview that out of all the actors he trained in the ways of the sword, Viggo Mortensen was the best swordsman he ever trained.

[@jimbeaux89]

There are some characters in movies that just don’t look natural with a sword in their hand, no matter how much training they may have had. Vigo looks completely at home wielding a heavy bastard sword with just one hand. The dude’s a beast. Plus, he’s great with horses too so that helped with the making of the trilogy

[@Becky-uz8em]

@@jimbeaux89 Plus, he didn't get as much time for sword training as the other actors at the start, being hired much later. In fact, one of his first scenes was the fight at Weathertop!

[@emmyg]

That scene at 3:55 was not supposed to happen the actor play the Oricki could not see well under all the prosthetics so he accidentally thru it at Vigo and just plan skill and instinct that Vigo deflected it with his sword.

[@mizjohs]

Not only did Viggo keep the sword with him all during the filming, apparently he even took it with him to restaurants with his cast friends. When filming was over, he kept it along with the horse he had ridden through all three movies, which he purchased.

[@loalice360]

King in every sense - strong, regal, determined, courageous despite fear, intelligent, humble, faithful, righteous, compassionate and so much more. My favourite character! 💖💖💖💖

[@hugomorgan1997]

He was a king before he was even close to being crowned. Not because it was his right, or because he earnt it. He was dangerous and he knew it, he was humble about his limitations and failures, he recognised that. which is why he was king from the very start. The acting though in this whole trilogy and direction was absolutely absurdly great. I don't think I'll live to see anything like it and I was too young to watch it in cinema by quite a way when it first came out. Aragorn as a character has all the development and nuance behind him to be the ideal of a ruler.

[@vichufeb16]

♥️

[@tradermann]

Just a small thing: to be courageous implies to be fearful in the first place; there is no courage without fear.

[@maryhartwig7682]

You forgot really, really pretty to look at!

[@MicahDarkFantasy]

Aragorn: I would have gone with you to the end. Into the very fires of Mordor.

[@ame8710]

If a guy says this to me, I will marry him.🤣🤣🤣

[@kilsgb]

@@ame8710 would you go into Mordor tho? That's the real question...

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

I want to see this what if

[@colleenross8752]

@@kilsgb I'd follow him to Mount Doom if it meant protecting my friends

[@foxriverez7824]

I love Aragorn so much..ive been in love with him for over 20 years lol...when he said this line i literally cried. He is a legend.

[@Gojirawars03]

Best character in the entire trilogy by far.

[@colleenross8752]

Sam?

[@Gojirawars03]

@@colleenross8752 He’s probably second. He’s definitely the best part of Frodo’s half of the story. Well, him and Gollum.

[@thefanboy2008]

Agreed.

[@ame8710]

Everybody likes Legolas because of his looks, but we will love Aragorn because of his character. We will love Sam because of his loyalty.

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

Most badass

[@thegreatstorieswastaken]

Where's the Aragorn talking to Boromir as he dies scene? That is one of THE best moments of Aragorn in the films.

[@jimbeaux89]

I 100% agree with that

[@red-fn3fc]

they took the little ones

[@katieblake3023]

Agreed!

[@anthonyweinersnose2583]

Absolutely. That was powerful.

[@lindildeev5721]

First death scene I've ever watched. "I would have followed you my brother, my captain, my king."

[@Yes-Bean]

At 3:53 the actor of Lurtz threw an actual knife even though he didn't mean to, but Viggo blocked it. What a badass he is.

[@brainass9389]

The best trilogy ever and no other franchises can change my mind.

[@TulsaSooner1979]

It's not even close. Even if we want to pretend SW 4-6 only exists.

[@aheartonfire7191]

Not even Sam Ramis Spider-Man? Lol

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

Agreed.

[@dirozx]

@@TulsaSooner1979 return of the jedi sucks lol

[@samgourhan207]

Indiana Jones?

[@atreq]

The scene where he bows to the hobbits gives me goosebumps every time I see it. That moment, when the King of Gondor himself shows that the littlest people can do the greatest deeds. All of us can.

[@larrypoppins6273]

Aragon, gimli, and legolas. The iconic trio.

[@jeidandjemily]

They're the GOAT of the Golden Trio trope.

[@blackburn6630]

1:31 And that beautiful-sounding Gondor theme in the background at the moment of discovering Elessar's true identity. Awesome.

[@scribeofrebirth1431]

Was there ever a more beautiful example of healthy masculinity? 😊

[@EmmaSaints]

I feel like Din Djarin comes close.

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

@@EmmaSaints Who's that ?

[@LeegolasandEl]

@@BlackangelKatakuri Din Djarin is a character in the Star Wars show, The Mandalorian.

[@LeegolasandEl]

He had a son

[@tilltronje1623]

@@EmmaSaints Djarin has a cute son. That is all. Hardly Aragorn level

[@kingaragornii9940]

Viggo portrayed him very very well. I don't think we can get another actor to play Aragorn again.

[@sterlan9322]

E X A C T Y

[@garrettlich7140]

As controversial and divergent of the canon this is I’d definitely suggest morgen freeman

[@r3k2mutter79]

​@@garrettlich7140 why?, That would be unbelievability disrespectful to Tolkien's work, it doesn't make sense for a black character to be in LOTR unless much further east there is some desert with much more harsh sunlight where humans could develop over generations more melanin in their skin to appear darker, which in that case would require a whole new character to be created for it, which tbf would work very well as a non canon spin off for LOTR, and as long as it doesn't have a horribly adapted story as rings of power then I think it would do really well, but you cannot just change an existing character in such an incredibly impactful piece of literature and English culture

[@ATROFlAR]

LMAO@@garrettlich7140

[@ATROFlAR]

the orcs are blacks/muddies invading europe@@r3k2mutter79

[@lisahenry20]

6:57 "Okay what do you want us to do?" "I want you to stay hidden until I say 'this army' then you're going to appear through us and attack them. It will look really cool."

[@ame8710]

Wait until I say something cool.

[@FallenOne669]

It's a good strategy. Lull the enemy into a sense of security, and attack when their guard is down.

[@deb-1558]

Aragorn is probably one of my favourite characters from film history

[@bighand1530]

Same

[@simonettacollatina7197]

From BOOK history, he is even more noble and compelling in the books

[@Doubleranged1]

Did I see the trilogy over 30 times and do I remember each moment as clear as day? Yes. Do I then still need to watch more epic moments? Yes...

[@instridewith_life]

Same

[@Oakshield2]

Indeed. Me and a friend watch it once or twice a year, extended, only pausing to answer the calls of nature. And every single time, it's awesome and inspiring.

[@5674Kc]

yes. Absolutely.

[@RintTheReaver]

This is the way

[@gamma8871]

✊🏻

[@MrOnepieceadventure]

Notice how when Aragorn talked to King Theoden about defending the tower - he truly only focused on the people? "For Rohan, for your people." Theoden was undeniably a great king as well but his response was "for death and glory." This is why I love Aragorn so much, that he have always put PEOPLE first. A true KING.

[@nickcunningham6344]

I always love that Merry and Pippin are one of the first to charge, but inevitably get outran by everyone else because of their small legs 😂 shows their courage and their resolve

[@grumpycanadiangrandma7990]

so brave. it always makes me cry. when they take off running after Aragorn

[@wickedwit20]

"my friends.. you bow to no one" always gets me.

[@davidholaday2817]

Bruh fought off 5 Ringwraiths at once. MY GOD.

[@aaquiblutfeeentertainment]

ARAGORN : 1. The description of healthy & proper masculinity 2. The Proper Definition Of King 3. THE PERFECT ROLE MODEL

[@BlueStar4040]

I'm a girl. And I also think hes kind of a role model even for ppl who arent masculine lol (like hes a good leader, hes brave, he always cares for his friends/hes caring in general etc)

[@aaquiblutfeeentertainment]

@@BlueStar4040 totally agreed with you Sister

[@alinac5512]

@@BlueStar4040 as a woman: 100% agreed. Aragorn is a great role model for everyone. Everyone, man or woman, should have his humility, thoughtfulness, bravery in the face of adversity, care for others...

[@jimbeaux89]

Peter Jackson absolutely knocked it out of the park with casting Vigo for the role

[@bighand1530]

I heard Tom Cruise was considered for the role at one point.

[@kevinvalle137]

@@bighand1530 thank God it didn't came to that 😆

[@NotAfraid280]

Apparently there was another actor who was supposed to play Aragorn. It wasn’t working so they fired him right before shooting began

[@Coltrane280]

Peter actually wanted stuart townsend for the role but it wasnt working so he was cut and Vigo got the role. Rest is history

[@foxriverez7824]

Viggo IS Aragorn. His acting in these movies is legendary. ❤

[@dtrix102]

Watching this in 2022. Viggo was born to play Aragorn in The Lord Of The Rings trilogy. He was absolutely perfect in that role. No one else would have had that impact that he had. Well done my king. Very well done. ::Dropping to one knee and bowing head in respect::

[@TheAndrewj96]

Literally everyone was cast perfectly in these movies. I wouldn’t change a single actor.

[@TJSaw]

Aragorn is strong, caring, loving, loyal, noble, selfless, humble, respectful, brave and courageous. He’s a badass warrior, a skilled military leader and a master survivalist. The greatest male character in all fiction.

[@Ilar-en7lg]

He is the typical spanish/castillian knight.

[@robmaddison8645]

Yes like Rodrigo 'El Cid'

[@acrobat9018]

Release this trilogy in theatres again. 🙏

[@zoebaggins90]

Oh my God, can you imagine the ticket sales?!

[@garrettlich7140]

@@zoebaggins90 release the trilogy in hd at theaters

[@jello4479]

you got your wish

[@kabodick]

@@jello4479yes, sadly no theater near my showed the movies…😢😭.

[@I_have_goals]

Indeed

[@aedwardsss]

Viggo embodied Aragorn so well. A man who is basically a god among men, with such sincerity and pain, but fearlessness and humility.

[@Eternaldarkness3166]

I think each character was perfectly cast, but this guy is amazing.

[@Parasmunt]

1005 is his greatest moment. He had many heroic qualities, courage, skill but also compassion and humility and wisdom, self restraint.

[@blackburn6630]

00:00 I can forget my mother's and father's name, I can forget my Id's number and credit card PIN, but I will never forget the music from FotR.

[@renferal5290]

"You bow to no one" always brings me to tears

[@LupercalRising]

A true example of a good man, an inspiration to all young boys

[@theminingassassin16]

Aragorn is a true badass. He can take on multiple Nazgūl by himself, resist the power of the Ring, and survive things most others couldn’t. He’s also not shy of supporting others, such as Frodo. I could go on all day about how amazing Aragorn is, but I think you get the point.

[@kevinjohnson4288]

Not to mention he's like 90 at the time of lotr

[@LevanEvan]

​@@kevinjohnson4288He is a descendant of Numenoreans who are blessed with old age so he's probably not 90 like we know it.

[@thedarkknight7xx174]

Shoutout to Viggo’s son who convinced him to play the part of Aragorn! He’s the MVP 💯

[@allanilett1215]

Aragorns look when at the black gate with that massive enemy force in front of them and the Eye, he looks back and with a look of defeat on his face at his ultimate death but for Frodo was great acting.

[@catherinemurphy6661]

No. A true man. I wish there were more like him.

[@jeffreyburley4033]

It must be remembered that Aragorn's lineage goes back to the Kingdom of Númenor, a group of men who had extra-long lives and powers far above that of normal men at the time. As shown by his ability to fight and win against the Morgul Kings and be able to withstand the presence of the Oathbreakers, the Army of the Dead, he feared no dead. He was of the lineage of Kings of Men.

[@shadeshadow007]

i dosent matter how many times i see it, but Aragorn saying "This Army" and then the dead king running Through him, always turns my spine to chalk

[@albercl09]

Everything about this man is badass and sexy. I was obsessed with him when I was a preteen girl.

[@AlisonBryen]

I'm obsessed as a 36 year old woman...🤪

[@Alex-fk6es]

I’m obsessed as a 33 year old man.

[@LeegolasandEl]

I am. He’s so beautiful🖤🖤🤍

[@jimbeaux89]

I’m obsessed with him and I’m a 32 year old husband and father lmao

[@larrypoppins6273]

@El Macho Trump I'm more of a legolas guy myself, but to each their own.

[@monitor-mindtheover-void6712]

What an amazing character

[@Widmowiec]

Can't imagine any other character with so many moments of sheer badassery.

[@Tawadeb]

These truly are the best, most visually perfect and well cast and well directed movies ever made!!!

[@dorkknight0790]

Aragorn makes Jon Snow like a toddler

[@austinphifer-tg9oo]

Big Facts

[@ezscootrr]

But Kit is great with swords too.

[@Incoherent-excitement]

7:07 Aragorn's Black Gate Speech, inspired by Shakespeare's Henry V's St. Crispin's Day Speech, gives me chills each and every time I see it. Viggo absolutely smashed it. 👏

[@n4riko]

wow

[@missym877]

@10:11 the music the scene, the moment everyone bows just gets to me everytime. Especially the loving way Aragon looks at them, and the heartbreak and weary look of Frodo.

[@glambertini4709]

And that was when I fell in love with Aragorn and Viggo Mortensen 🙂; he was perfect for the role, and since LOTR I discovered how a very good actor he was in all his movies...

[@margaretgarside5617]

I've been in love with Aragorn since I was twelve.

[@shashwatrandive2210]

Aragorn is the best character in the books, and viggo mortensen made him even better by acting soooooooooo nicely

[@atakkao]

“You draw far too much attention to yourself, Mr. Underhill”

[@samsolaka5435]

They will answer to the king of Gondor. Anduril, Flame of the West, forged from the shards of Narsil

[@jj_grabes]

“The blade was broken-“ “It has been remade...”

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

As a kid I took the Flame Of The West part of it's name literally and assumed it could become a blade of fire .

[@diamondcrystal9308]

@@BlackangelKatakuri just imagine if it did

[@jimbeaux89]

Sam Solaka that gives me goosebumps every time

[@AlexTTzer0]

WHAT SAY YOU!

[@traceh4693]

Thats my king

[@StreamOnMax]

same 👑

[@thefanboy2008]

👑 All hail king Aragorn 👑

[@haziqali3111]

MOST LEGENDARY TRILOGY EVER🔥. U cant change my mind.......

[@AlisonBryen]

We're all in agreement here!

[@jimbeaux89]

Yesss

[@kevinvalle137]

Absolutely! Best Trilogy of the 21st Century and there'll never be another like it ever again! 👍

[@ciaran2745]

@@kevinvalle137 arguably the best trilogy of movies ever, at least I can't think of anything better

[@adam7347]

He might be the best character in fiction. He’s definitely one of the best.

[@Jalerbo]

Up there with Anakin Skywalker and Arthur Morgan

[@vojtechnavratil6608]

Unlike Boromir, Aragorn resisted the ring's temptation. Such a badass.

[@SunbaeDan]

I believe it is a little more deep than that. Aragorn knew of his heritage as he learned of it from Lord Elrond when he came of age to know, and lamented over said heritage that, not only allowed the ring to exist into Middle Earth, but also became the line the fallen kings, in gradual decline and fall of Numenor. More than resisting the ring's temptation, I believe Aragorn denied himself entirely because he knew that before that he was a king, he was a mere man that is vulnerable to the temptations of the world that ultimately doomed his people to near annihilation. This quality is why he was the only TRUE king that can lead his people to redemption, as (in a very Christian centered belief, consistent with Tolkien's own belief) Aragorn embraced true humility in himself, while being a man truly compassionate towards his people, and embodying a true regal nature befitting a King. Yes, badass indeed.

[@eighteenbynine794]

The emotion between the words ‘For Frodo’ and the lashing forward of Merry and Pippi. Bondking!

[@sagatuppercut2960]

What I like about Aragorn: when the odds are against him, and there seems to be no hope of victory, he still fights---and fights bravely!

[@MeatCognition]

Man Theoden has a couple of absolute banger scenes. His charge out of Helmsdeep and the speech before charging to Gondor's aid are truly epic. King shit.

[@Greenleafff]

One of my absolutely favourite characters in fiction, not to mention being inspiring in what it means to be a man

[@ame8710]

My poor Aragorn. He has nice dark brown hair, yet through his adventure and travel, he has gone through so much it looks almost black.

[@stephenorourke7005]

Tolkein created a hero, Jackson picked the best person to bring him to life!! That last scene, "My friends, you bow to no one" makes me tear up every time!! Jackson had some SNAFU's in the movies, (inevitable) but the raw emotion of the scenes and actors will forever stand above all but the VERY BEST movies, and challenge even them!!

[@matthewdreier3282]

The silent moments between words. So well acted and written

[@shalinipabreja]

My favourite character ever! Keep returning to him again and again.

[@TrailerMenAJ]

3:53 is improvised. It's dangerous and unbelievable!

[@L1VE3V1L]

Viggo really nailed the swordplay choreography.

[@cnovikamaharani]

The Lord of the Rings movies of Peter Jackson are masterpieces. None can make it better, nor capable to remake it.

[@victormurga1518]

The fact that he beat the ring wraights by himself. Speaks volumes of his fighting ability?

[@s.sarjonmahmud6231]

When I hear "THE TRUE MAN" I only imagine Aragorn

[@pudelschurwolle]

in summer 2003 i ve bought four seats for the triple feature in winter. the first began in the early evening an part 3 began exactly 00:00 next day. my best friend and i used the seats beside us to store all our food and keep distance. i will never forget

[@rkh7360]

His last rally for courage in front of the gates of Mordor always affected me. I can easily imagine the men losing courage. But I can also imagine his words infusing courage. This is not to say, aragorn wasn't inspirational before. He always was.

[@allanilett1215]

I love that scene where Frodo Sam Pippin and Merry bow and Aragorn says "my friends, you bow to no one ". and then bows to them and everyone does likewise.

[@hgdon-homeiswheretreesare-9239]

Those were the days how could I forget I don't want to forget: there were times of the ring and there were times of the king - thanks for the memories 😊

[@RigoMercado]

One of the best trilogies in Extended Cut!! Hell Yeah!! Thanks HBO Max.

[@annatar6453]

1:59 The music here is so epic

[@mellowwizard]

Had goosebumps and on edge of tears by the end

[@rajgandhi3358]

This looks like previously on season 1 of Lord of the rings.

[@vavanz]

And the scene in the river...with horse and riding back to H.Deep. ❤Aragorn❤

[@Petr19466]

Best trilogy ever for me.

[@sasikumarv.k5136]

a wonderful depiction of Aragorn by Viggo Mortensen-no one could have done better than him

[@justinoo777]

Viggo in Green Book is amazing.

[@keepup6309]

''They will answer to king of Gondor'' 💪💪

[@dereksebastian8241]

The only man I'd follow to the fire of Mordor

[@jasonmerriam2674]

No one else could have played him better... I love everything he does!

[@hilmachin9073]

This trilogy could have come out in 2021 and I would believe it

[@AlexTTzer0]

Or from the future for that matter!

[@everburn]

My favourite lord of the rings character by far👌

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

I'd argue the LOTR is moreso his story than Frodo's .

[@jimbeaux89]

My favorite was always Legolas. But now that I’m older, it’s definitely Elissar.

[@jimbeaux89]

@@BlackangelKatakuri it’s a coming into age story for Aragorn for sure. And such a good one

[@educationalporpoises9592]

That's so true, even though he's 87

[@ade8182]

Best character of LOTR thank you viggo

[@FreedomFighter08]

Daniel Day-Lewis also auditioned for the role as Aragorn. It would've been interesting his method acting was similar to Viggo's when he prepared for his role as Hawkeye in The Last of the Mohicans. He basically lived like a native american and carried all his weapon and equipment like his tomahawk and musket everywhere he went and Hawekeye and Aragorn are quite similar characters as a native american and a dunedain ranger.

[@firstnamelastname6128]

Peter Jackson’s first choice for Aragorn was indeed Daniel Day-Lewis and he offered (no auditioning required) the role to Sir Daniel multiple times who declined due to being retired from acting at the time. Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio convinced Sir Daniel to star in Gangs of New York which ended his hiatus (1997-2002).

[@gershomtan5879]

Nah. Blasphemy. No one can be aragorn besides viggo lol. Only two characters should never be recast. Viggo as aragon and RDJ as iron man.

[@kaycampbell364]

@@gershomtan5879 Daniel d would have been even more perfect

[@melodiejantzi1078]

That last scene is the most brilliant of the entire trilogy and no-one will convince me otherwise

[@bookwormed-geek7772]

I LITERALLY cry over how handsome he is. IT'S NOT FAIR!

[@diogolima1036]

He is awesome in every scene!

[@BarEscm]

7:59 This my favorite moment of the whole trilogy, and of all the movies I've ever seen. The leader of mankind, sword aloft in his horse, guiding humanity against the forces of evil. So beautiful.

[@catherineearnshaw8472]

He has been my ideal man for 23 years. The scene in the Prancing Pony where he sits silently in the shadows....wow!!!

[@CLBOO6]

Aragorn is my most favourite character.

[@rozembergbarbosa24]

The lord of the rings will be in our hearts forever ❤️

[@AlyssaAco-cg7wf]

There’s something about the way he says “into the fires of Mordor” that gives me goosebumps every time! ❤

[@paulaaraujo6756]

Aragon knew how to make The Lord of the Rings shine! The man knows how to divar! 🤩🤩🤩

[@kevinvalle137]

Absolutely! 👍👍

[@ottomanosman2463]

Aragorn is so real with this.

[@rachelbloul3986]

I still maintain, it's Merry and Pippin charging after Aragorn that shamed the Western troops into fighting. Their 2 dimunitive figures running to meet orcs and monsters shamed the brave but battle weary warriors to a last effort