The Lord of the Rings (2003) - Final stand and battle [1080p]

Oookay, here is the last one. This series of clips are mostly battle for Minas Tirith, but without skips/Frodo journey etc.
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[@Thatzeedude]

For those who don’t know. The lyrics the choir is singing are in elvish. They translate in English to “If by my life or death I can protect you, I will. You have my sword.” The same words Aragorn said to Frodo in Rivendell.

[@DepravedCoTApologist]

I love that the chorus voices sing in Tolkien's languages. Such an awesome detail that Shore included

[@Paalleujo]

What exactly do they sing?

[@celestin777]

Wait you mean the choir when they are charging in?

[@breni9201]

The biggest thank you. That brought me to tears ❤

[@celestin777]

@@breni9201 Ride out with me

[@Troop3r666]

"Surrounded and outnumbered a thousand to one, the armies of Men stood. In their darkest hour, on the brink of annihilation, the Last Army of Man did the unthinkable. They charged."

[@janberkemeier7406]

For the first half of this comment, I thought it was going to be a "Winged Hussars"-joke

[@Troop3r666]

@@janberkemeier7406 nah thats Helmsdeep

[@paultoy9611]

Reads similarly to the downhill bayonet charge by the Union Army that occurred after rifle rounds were exhausted on Little Round Top at the Battle of Gettysburg.

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

Shouldn't they lessen the enemies behind before heading towards the black gates?

[@johnnycane3571]

Amazing

[@Lultschful]

He's by far not the only one deserving credit here, but man, does Viggo absolutely nails that razor's edge balance between vulnerability and strength. Perfect Aragorn.

[@bighand1530]

At one point, Nicolas Cage was considered for the role of Aragorn.

[@anthonycano823]

@@bighand1530what??? Really ???

[@bighand1530]

@@anthonycano823 I’m not joking.

[@TheVagabondGadite]

​@@bighand1530 Ew

[@bighand1530]

@@TheVagabondGadite He felt he couldn’t commit 3 years of his life to the role. Or something like that.

[@montanathornhart6823]

When you fully understand who and what Gandalf is, you realize just how impactful this moment is for him. He's seen thousands of years of suffering, pain and death inflicted by Sauron and now it's over.

[@HueManatee]

even if they were to lose horribly here, they still would have won in a spiritual sense. thats the real impressive thing

[@Real28]

I love how Gandolf in the books more or less says, that this age was his age. And now that it was over, it was time for him to go, and essentially die. He fulfilled his purpose and then was ready to take the long nap.

[@themurphy8797]

Not really a nap, he is a Maiar an immortal spirit , whos true name is Olórin, so would have returned and taken up his original form in Valinar

[@Krafanio]

​@@gallagripir Yeah is implied that he might return in the long future. But that´s a battle for another day.

[@magallanesagustin4952]

@@Real28 well, he can't really die since he's an immortal spirit.

[@segevkrespi8609]

Frodo: destroys the ring, wiping out Sauron and most of his army Gimli: it still only counts as one!

[@spidey6296]

😂😂

[@Rogue_TheMimic]

Rolf 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ninjahitam1662]

Holy shit

[@MasteringJohn]

Frodo: Ha!...wait a minute... *notices he gets an assist, then looks at Smeagol's score*

[@trisgilmour]

Classic 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@GK-my8bl]

Fun fact: You have seen this film a thousand times and you still get goosebumps when Aragorn says "For Frodo".

[@GK-my8bl]

@@Rep0007 appreciate your opinion bro;)

[@3mproductions974]

I am not crying, you are crying

[@eavyeavy2864]

Another kid younger than Minecraft players adding 'fact'/truth to their comment to make it look funny

[@unprankable666]

Yes

[@khetiyaassumi531]

@@eavyeavy2864 &7ph

[@SammytheTongue]

The best part of this entire trilogy for me is when, right after the speech is done, Aragorn says, "For Frodo" and Merry and Pippin charge headlong into a battle that is almost certain death without so much as a single thought for their own regard. The courage of the Hobbits in this scene is so wondrous. The fact that they are the smallest beings of Middle-Earth holds no bearing on how big their hearts are.

[@AndersonMallonyMALLONY-EricCF]

They have been through a lot

[@VanderbiltMr]

I remember the laughs in the theater when they were passed by the rest of the army. A great moment.

[@scottwarren4998]

Peter Jackson out of his mind as usual. Why on earth wouldn't Sauron himself defend his own land? if the crowd doesn't get it, then let Aragorn and Gandalf have a discussion about it before the fight.

[@theonefrancis696]

The absolute war cry as they charge towards Sauron's army is well depicted: "It ends here, now, forever". After the three movies, we were all exhausted by the evil depicted in the story.

[@scottwarren4998]

@@theonefrancis696 Sauron should have defended his land, taken his form and then duel Aragorn. What a way to ruin the ending of a movie by choosing a troll. The conversation below should have happened.

[@hemanthnayak889]

This trilogy is a cinematic achievement that'll forever remain unsurpassed. Sad that no filmmaker since Peter Jackson has come up with something as groundbreaking as Lord of the rings. The entire trilogy combined for 11 hours will always remain my favourite of all time.

[@Vernors_tomfoolery]

Dune is next

[@ProfessorBrandt]

@@Vernors_tomfooleryyou have GOT to be joking

[@malvarado9912]

​@ProfessorBrandt they dropped the ball on the final season so they're disqualified immediately

[@ZmQuad]

I could watch the entire 11 hours in a single day, and it would not be a wasted day.

[@pokebelgium5710]

Attack on Titan

[@robertsmith4027]

Favorite part is when he says “ For Frodo” the first two without hesitation to run behind him are merry and pippin.

[@Rep0007]

Which is all total BS not in the book and it SUCKS destroying the credibility of the entire sequence. No seasoned battle commander would run half assed across open ground at an enemy formation. Inappropriate for Aragorn... just amateur hour for the screenwriters and director here.

[@8JFJK8]

@@Rep0007 Theres like 100 of them against tens of thousands of orcs. There is no battle formation. Its the end of the world and they are basically charging to their deaths.

[@onionorprimer8238]

@@Rep0007 L

[@nelly7730]

@@Rep0007 OK KAREN

[@GOTHICxLEPRICON]

@@Rep0007 you must be fun at parties...

[@oliverladykillerbiscuit]

The fact that they made this movie in Windows XP era is amazing

[@vagnersouza7900]

Yup, but Sam sliding his way in at 3:35 probably says it all.

[@somervillettv2272]

@@vagnersouza7900 why was it so glitchy LOL

[@MrYoda-xb6mp]

@@vagnersouza7900 lmao it looks bad if you take a 2nd look

[@valandhol9four680]

@@vagnersouza7900 I don't see it, what's bad there? The "trembling" in the air is due to the heat from inside the volcano hall

[@alexsas1]

@@vagnersouza7900 what are you talking about?

[@andrewvincent7299]

Aragorn embodies what true masculinity is. It's not about being aggressive and pushing your weight around to dominate others. It's about service. Service to the people you love, to protect them, to lead by example and bring others up with you when they are down.

[@bighand1530]

Aragorn is rare in today’s day and age.

[@akashlouis128]

So basically a God fearing Christian man? Considering LOTR is Christian in it's philosophy

[@andrewvincent7299]

@@akashlouis128Yes, exactly.

[@ani-zxk]

⁠@@bighand1530no, they get labeled “simps”

[@bibimir]

@@akashlouis128 he was God defeating atheist man, after all, we see here he fought against evil God and defeated him

[@chrisjusticeable]

2:13 I love how we see Gandalf wave his hand as if he thinks Aragorn has been corrupted and he’s trying to release him from the spell. Only for Aragorn to smile at him as if to say “Don’t worry, I’m still here.” For Frodo

[@guardian7773]

Aragon: makes inspiring and motivational speech Soldier in the back: “WHAT?”

[@multipoep5]

something something, forsake our friends, something, break all bonds of fellowship, something something something, age men comes crashing down... 0_0

[@dunnono00]

Soldier in the back: "Who is that guy, again? I kinda lost track of things after like the one hundred battles we fought." Other soldier: "Aragorn, son of Arathorn." Soldier in the back: ".... who's Arathorn?"

[@guardian7773]

@@dunnono00 same scenario for Star Wars The Force Awakens where Hux speaks to the storm troopers before firing the giant sun laser gun

[@7sgsmtanvir85]

@@multipoep5 l

[@ikaros9727]

Soldier in the back hears "But this day is not today"

[@JotaP1n]

Aragorn felt his whole life that his family legacy was cursed with the seed of corruption but here he finally realizes he is not like Isildur, he doesn’t fight for power or greatness, he does it for friendship and caring for the people, even the little ones. This is why he smiles, a true and sincere smile of nobility. Feels goosebumps every time I watch it.

[@AbelandVictoria]

The statement is not accurate to books. Isildur wasnt corrupted. Aragorn didn’t feel cursed

[@strannick2212]

yea, and he did this, this pure heart, in response to Sauron summoning him

[@AbelandVictoria]

@@strannick2212 what are you referring to exactly?

[@Aussie-boi]

@@AbelandVictoria I believe when sauron said "aragorn" is what he is refering to

[@TheOwlGilga]

Isildur actually wasn't corrupted. It's not explained why in the movies but the scene where he is riding, is ambushed by orcs and dies as the ring abandon him is him actually on the way to get rid of the ring by seeking Elrond's council, this is why the ring did as a matter of fact abandon him as even after a year of trying to corrupt him it had little effect, it rather was lost for millennia then be in Isildurs hands.

[@Bread-nx9fo]

I love how the troll is just like "nope im out" and is the first one to run away lol

[@bighand1530]

Lol

[@blakerackley8874]

Trolls are notorious for having a weaker than average constitution. That's what my dad told me on his deathbed.

[@michaelweston409]

He packed up & bailed 😂 he knew what was coming next

[@manospondylus4896]

“There goes my paycheck, I have no reason to do this anymore.”

[@fusionvideos6288]

God, 20 years later and this movie still hits home. The animation, the characters, the music, all of it is a gem to be shared for generations.

[@bighand1530]

No secret while Lord of the Rings is still popular, even after decades later.

[@acm4147]

Gandalf sees The Eye crashing down, and knows its because of Frodo. That hits it.

[@mistplayzop]

It'll never be remade the same way this one was. Thats not just because of nostalgia, but because of how the film industry is now. CGI looks terrible nowadays because theres no love in it, mass produced in sweatshop like fashion for well under the money the talent deserves. Actors not being able to keep their noses out of political affairs thinking their opinions are more of value and influence than anybody else's. And just in general I don't know how they could perfectly cast all of these characters and more again. I just don't see it possible. Film industry pushing agendas to cater for all audiences and to tick boxes for marketing . Rings of Power is a great example of this. It's devastating because we have the technology, skill and money to do it right, to create insane masterpieces that could last 100s of years if not forever. Just that everything is being poisoned, corrupted and warped for quick cash grabs and appeasing groups of people that would riot if representation isn't a massive topic in a entirely unrelated piece of art.

[@ethans5198]

yeah 20 years + and still no movie was able to surpass the battles of the trilogy

[@bighand1530]

@@ethans5198 They couldn’t have picked a better time making this trilogy.

[@theninjasci91]

“For Frodo” no matter how many times I watch it, the feels are hit hard!

[@YodaOnABender]

Nah the whole time I just keep thinking “what about Sam?”

[@bighand1530]

Samwise is underrated

[@bighand1530]

@@YodaOnABender Samwise deserves more attention

[@justincooper1884]

Sam was the true hero

[@bighand1530]

@@justincooper1884 Underrated for sure

[@javimunoz02]

bruh imagine defending minas tirith with all you have and face the orcs at the black gate just to die a couple minutes before the whole middle earth is saved... props to all these forgotten heroes

[@comedyfootballskills8220]

Hey Are you on hung out

[@namenull7399]

F

[@spamme1138]

kinda like battles slightly before Hiroshima

[@chasm671]

Imagine surviving the First World War just to die choking on your own mucus thanks to Spanish Flu afterwards..

[@Leon5495]

Is it not the same for every war that ever taken place?

[@theseageek]

Everything Sauron feared and stood against in this one scene: honor, courage, friendship, and selflessness.

[@pjeffries301]

Loyalty.

[@concept5631]

I wonder what Mairon, who he was before falling to Morgoth, would think of the wretched being he would become.

[@bigbadseed7665]

Can we just give props to whatever extra let loose that battlecry at 2:30? My man put his heart and soul into that battlecry.

[@benbovard9579]

This movie deserved every damn oscar it won, all eleven of them.

[@ghazihatk340]

The Hobbit did too

[@GraceAloneThroughFaithAlone]

@@ghazihatk340 Hobbit was trash

[@samwell2386]

@@GraceAloneThroughFaithAlone Nah it was good, just not as good

[@thebegonebot7720]

The hobbit was good but they shouldnt have released the extended cut only on dvd

[@spamme1138]

if it came out nowadays it wouldn't deserve an oscar since "mostly" only bad movies get oscars these days (seriously look at the list of nominations for the last 3 academy awards ceremonies there's like 2 good movies on it per year)

[@Venom-mh1rw]

I love how Aragorn charges to battle first and he’s followed by Merry and Pippin, and the rest of the army is just like, “Screw it, why not?”

[@Venom-mh1rw]

@Anon Anon Oh I didn’t realize I spelled “Merry” wrong

[@Kurasai56]

@@Venom-mh1rw No you spelled it correctly. It's Merry in the LOTR.

[@asymbolofpurehatred]

@@Kurasai56 he spelt it as "Mary" the first time, you comprehended his reply wrong

[@odeleon24]

I mean everyone got all dressed up, so why not fight

[@juliane.mfarias9285]

"Inminent death! We cant win!.....what are we waiting for?"

[@Wi-Fi-El]

Aragorn may be one of the most strong-willed humans in Middle Earth. Not only did he resist the direct influence of Sauron, but the Onering couldn't even manage to tempt him. I think the only person less interested in the ring was Gimli, who tried to destroy it himself with zero hesitation

[@eamonreidy9534]

Don't forget Sam

[@JynxedKoma]

The thing is though, the fact is, strong-willed so Aragorn was, even he, like everyone else would ultimately be corrupted by the ring... Only through greed could the ring be destroyed.

[@TomdeSabla]

What are we waiting for?

[@ewill3435]

​@@JynxedKomamind you, it's been far too long since I've read the books, but isn't Sam the ONLY person for who the Ring holds no sway? I believe there's a passage along the lines of "with my power you can have a garden the size of the Shire" and Sam's only reply was "how would I be able to tend such a garden?" Aragorn has an iron will which may be eroded, but Sam is simply too grounded, even more so than other Hobbits, themselves known for their simple nature. Frodo was immune to the dragon sickness (a movie creation iirc, and non magical but still stemming from greed) and Frodo resisted the Ring until the very end. Sam, despite proximity and opportunity to take it for himself, never fell to it's sway. That said, Sam couldn't have made the trip like Frodo. His desire for a simple life precludes him from taking on such a dangerous adventure. Meanwhile Frodo has that spark for adventure and glory in him, but it leaves him susceptible to corruption. The needed each other. Again, I may be misremembering this, but I believe Tolkien in one of his memoirs said that Frodo was symbolic of human spirit, while Sam was the heart- one always looking to blaze into the future and the other to embrace the present. Regardless, I'm waaaaay off topic and rambling because it's 2 am rn, and I really should be going to bed but I'm binging clips of my favorite trilogy instead, lol. Have a wonderful day/night! :)

[@McMarc_1993]

This was the PEAK of cinema. Only downhill from there. What an unbelievably epic trilogy.

[@INKVISITOR666]

Я думал так только в России считают.2004 - 2005 год властелин колец, приквелы звездных войн, Троя и прочие фильмы после которых одно дерьмо.

[@adoagustin4577]

Gimli: “I never thought I would die fighting side by side with a elf” Legolas: “How about side by side with a friend?” Gimli: “Aye... I can do that.... Aragon is here”

[@Berserk_96]

😂 Savage

[@user-fj6mf3xv4p]

Friendship ended with Legolas. Now Aragorn is my best friend

[@codymedeiros1299]

Bro imagine he said that 😂

[@no.dont.]

😂😂😂

[@extrano_desesperado]

elf lives metter!)

[@Crazybutter722]

The hobbits rushing in right after Aragon and before the other always gives me goosebumps. They don’t look back. They don’t care. They are just selfless and willing to aid Frodo to save the world regardless of their life. Hobbits are quite peculiar creatures indeed

[@fullofnope3489]

I've always felt it wasn't arogorn that led that charge but merry and pimpin . Because arogorn charged and nobody moved but with in littoral nano seconds those 2 Hobbits haulled ass to there death with arogorn and then everyone else moved not only by arogorns speech but by the sheer gravitational pull of the sheer size of the Hobbits massive balls. I loved this scene so much and I'm going to keep my head cannon for as long as I live lol.

[@baseballlevi6934]

Those hobbits are the real heroes of this trilogy

[@adnanasif9538]

And because of this act of courage, Merry and Pippin were buried alonside Aragorn after their deaths.

[@FlyingFocs]

For all the many impactful moments of this film series, not many made me cry. That one did. And still does.

[@Prussian84]

"And the woods of Tuckborough and Buckland will burn. And all that was once green and good in this world will be gone. There won't be a Shire, Pippin." The saddest scene

[@Tobbs96]

I love how Aragorn with the troll reflects Frodo with the ring. Their strength spent after fighting for so long, they're faced with an evil they finally cannot overcome, a titanic beast about to crush them to death. Their most valiant friends, Sam and Legolas, are powerless to help them; this is truly the darkest hour.

[@harry_theking159]

im sure if legolas arrived on time he could kill the troll dont forget what he did to a mumakill by himself in minas tirith

[@travisvanalst4698]

@@harry_theking159Could he have? Yes. But could he get there in time? No. This is representing “darkest just before the dawn”.

[@danielbrzoza201]

Nice point

[@alexguyson129]

@@harry_theking159trolls are harder to kill

[@Quicksilver_Cookie]

I don't think there will ever be a better audience experience in a theaters than what these movies provided. Unless you've been there you have absolutely no idea. The level of emotional investment felt through the air. There were so many tears, and then literally entire theater cheered and celebrated as if their life depended on what was happening. It was magical. And can't help but notice incredible use of silence in this movie, and this scene in particular. That moment where everything goes quiet before Aragorn whispers "For Frodo" made it crash down on you like a hammer, and have an impact it would've not otherwise.

[@theunspeakablycrass]

Legolas firing an arrow to make an opening for the King. It’s these little details. Still so damn epic 20 years later.

[@jeffsaffron5647]

he needed to have head start over Gimli

[@TheShadowless]

Nah bro wanted to get first blood 💀

[@davidw.2791]

Where was that?

[@user-wf9sj6nq7g]

@@davidw.2791 2:36

[@davidw.2791]

@@user-wf9sj6nq7g Ah I understand now! Legolas shot someone before Aragorn could clash his mighty blade on anyone.

[@domcruise274]

This great speech probably put so much courage into the 80 people close enough to hear him.

[@bait5257]

😅

[@oodatooitis6714]

legit, i always wonder, how the hell do ppl at the back hear what holmes at the front is saying? is it like chinese whispers or what? lol

[@BinaryRex18]

Good point, though I think confidence kind of passes through a crowd. Like the 80 people at the front would be boosted and hyped, and this would have a domino effect on the rest of the army.

[@hawsrulebegin7768]

Made me chuckle ha

[@cauhscrymdorn2132]

@@BinaryRex18 ahh, just like social media

[@manospondylus4896]

I love that troll that just noped out as soon as he felt that something was off. Smart fella

[@trevormika]

There may come a day when this scene is forgotten. But it is not this day.

[@ThatWookieGuy]

“The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.”

[@robertdevito5001]

“There are orcs behind you since they’ve surrounded us, if you love them I guess that’s your thing, you do you”

[@Adil_Turysbek_TVRC]

@@robertdevito5001 Actually behind most of the soldiers are another soldiers not orcs.

[@TheVujke96]

Thats Tsar Lazar of Kosovo before the battle with osmans

[@Kopie0830]

Love? That's pretty gay man.

[@elviadarkgrape2859]

Such a cringe quote.

[@taps8781]

The fact that Pippin and Merry were the first to follow Aragorn speaks volumes.

[@Infernal460]

Well at this point there is no reason to hang back, to be afraid. They are are surrounded, it's victory or death.

[@ComradeHanzo]

Aragorn was buried with Merry and Pippin

[@stormtrooper1604]

FOR FRODO!!!

[@RockSmithStudio]

@@Infernal460 This is why I like the Extended Editions more cause Mouth of Sauron scene changes everything. To Aragorn, Pippen, Merry, and the crew, Frodo is dead, which implies that Sauron already has the Ring(or will soon). Sauron talking to Aragorn is basically saying "It's already over. Come join our side: the Winning Side". It's the same temptation Saruman and so many others fell bait to. Aragorn, along with everyone in this scene, said they'd rather die with their honor/beliefs intact than live another second. Extended Edition LOTR is the greatest film trilogy of all time

[@LorenHelgeson]

@@RockSmithStudio exactly

[@AKidWithNoAttitude]

I personally love how the vibe of the scene changes from "nobility in the face of death, we stand together" during the speech, to the charge and a "fuckin get'em" vibe

[@abhishekdas9380]

I watched extended versions of all the 3 movies in a packed cinema last week here in Dublin. This scenes and Rohan’s charge gave me the goosebumps. I’ll never forget these scenes in my life.

[@kavtind]

5:48 I just love that proud look Gandalf have in his face when he realizes that the near impossible task he had given Frodo and Sam succeeded.

[@bait5257]

F

[@sophienevue7376]

ft. Sam ofc

[@sophienevue7376]

he also give the task to Sam to never left Frodo

[@kavtind]

@@sophienevue7376 Ofc. Forgot to add Sam. Frodo would never have succeeded without Sam

[@gimhanasudesh5593]

@@bait5257 ට්

[@naturecallakbar1080]

This trilogy aging like wine tho

[@YourLast2BrainCells]

Fr

[@germanwojtek3576]

The most expensive wine

[@Rep0007]

Can't wait for the remakes by a REAL director.

[@cavelord69]

@@Rep0007 this is one of those shoes that should never be remade

[@8JFJK8]

@@Rep0007 There never will be a remake. Ever.

[@ryannovel8892]

20 years later, and still the best full scale battle scene ever.

[@nathaliemelissa96]

The fact that Merry and Pippin were the first to charge after Aragorn without even the slightest bit of hesitation or fear makes be bawl so much! They're so brave! 😭💘

[@zeldera]

almost 20 years still better than most current films today.

[@leonardoxavier4114]

Most or all? Haha

[@cr90captain89]

@@leonardoxavier4114 there are a few gems here & there. most of it nowadays is either drama, or political garbage

[@bighand1530]

I can more or less agree.

[@howstupidcanyoube100]

@@cr90captain89 or fucking a sequel of a remake of a sequel. Every studio trying to squeeze every penny out of you with zero risks taken. Fucking marvel movies fast and the furious fucking shit

[@hypnobraicracksalesman3028]

By a longshot

[@seedem7861]

5:50 You can see in Gandalf's face the extraordinary pride he has in Frodo for completing the mission he set him on, and the relief of the end of hundreds of years of battling the dark.

[@iameartchan]

Thousands*

[@Brandon_4272]

I'm ALWAYS in tears at that moment

[@watcher1258]

You can almost see the weight being lifted from Gandalf shoulders.

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

And he is proud of Sam for carrying the pots and pans

[@ElDuderinoh]

@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754 Tolkien said it himself that Sam was the true hero of the story

[@MrWillyWonka]

"For Frodo." 2 of the strongest words ever spoken in all movie history!!!

[@KanekiKen-lm1dl]

They had no right making every freaking battle so freaking epic

[@-.Horus.7]

Aragorn’s face at 2:17 is the expression of a man who has accepted that he’s charging headfirst into his death. Outnumbered so many times over he knows he and his group of war weary survivors more than likely will not survive, but he’s willing to do it anyway. “These things we do, that others may live”

[@GlodiaCA]

It also goes true to his word that he gave Frodo in the Fellowship when Frodo said he would take the ring to Mordor at the Council of Elrond. "If by my life or death I can protect you, I will"

[@sureplug1]

Hey

[@HiHi-lt1cb]

You put it exactly into words

[@Bluegillbronco2]

Twilight Valour.

[@n_-_-]

Aha! Thanks for this interpretation, Ive always wondered what could be the meaning of the tears in his eyes

[@TheFiddleFaddle]

My buddies and I were just talking about this. Before "Avengers assemble," there was "for Frodo." Still gives me chills nearly 20 years later.

[@JoeSmith-hv7oe]

Those avengers movies are “Gigli” compared to LOTR

[@BigPython3.4.11]

Avenger assemble is the corniest line ever

[@kritikill7779]

@@BigPython3.4.11 nope

[@LazyOldFusspot_3428]

@@kritikill7779 "For Frodo" shows that Aragorn will fight and die with honour for his people

[@kritikill7779]

@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 yes, i was saying nope as in avengers assemble isnt the corniest line, far from it

[@jacobmetcalf8053]

I absolutely love that the first two to charge after Aragon are Merry and Pippin. Its not the godly wizard or career warriors and soldiers, its Frodo and Sams boys who charge and inspire the others along side Aragon. Love that brotherhood ♥

[@78Wayne1993]

Always gives me goosebumps seeing the eagle come in and snap the Nazgûl fellbeast's neck at 3:31. They thought they had an easy fight.

[@AlexQuill63]

I didn't notice the eagle actually breaking the Fellbeast's neck until I went back and looked for it after seeing this comment, but I did notice the Nazgul losing his seat, dangling for a second on the reins and then just falling into the battle below. I hope his Fellbeast landed on him.

[@anthonyhanks-yv9on]

Legolas running through crowds of orcs shouting aragorn's name and seeing an elf displays human emotions always brings me to tears.

[@harry_theking159]

im 90% sure legolas could have killed that troll he literally took out a mumakill by himself in my opinion thats more of a challenge

[@anthonyhanks-yv9on]

@BillRusse what channel

[@BringDHouseDown]

@@harry_theking159 Mumakil skin is not as hard as a troll's, remember how many arrows he was unloading back in Moria and nothing, and a headshot broke the arrow, it is only under the neck that you have a chance, and this one is armored, probably a chieftain(yes they can be chieftains) and by the looks of it an Ologhai of all things, so I'm not surprised Aragorn couldn't solo him(at least not under those specific cramped conditions). That thing would take quite a few arrows aimed at the neck or a good spear chug deep into its throat before it goes down.

[@kudosbudo]

Is the elf stupid? Why did he simply not run on the helmets?. He does other equally silly feats in the three movies. But then forgets he's an elf and can walk on snow without sinking.

[@TheFATCHAV123]

They were best friends and had a lot of love and respect for each other.

[@Howlingburd19]

You can tell just how much heart was put into this trilogy. “We had no interest in putting our messages into this movie. But we thought we should honor Tolkien by putting his message into it” -Peter Jackson, 2002 The trilogy is still a flawless 10/10 masterpiece in 2023, and will always be :)

[@chrisg4305]

Such a contrast with the forceful agenda pushing garbage we get today. I'm so glad this trilogy was made when it was; it could never be made today.

[@eliking4184]

@@Howlingburd19 nah bro you just racist.

[@jokesonyou1253]

Now days every movie you watch is some political crap trying to twist history or something.

[@Lavender_enjoyer]

@@jokesonyou1253 jesus christ would be ashamed of you lol

[@Arkay24]

@@Howlingburd19 This comment aged real well considering the "Rings of Power Trailers"... (sigh)

[@gokiloki620]

I like how you can interpret the line „For Frodo.“ not only as a way of saying „Let’s fight so Frodo has a clear path“ but also as way of saying „Let’s revenge our fallen friend“ because at this point in the movie they don’t know if Frodo and Sam are dead and even in Aragorns face you can see some form of despair and something I would call a selfreflecting foolish form of hope in the knowledge that it all may be for nothing, but Aragon believes too much to turn back now not just in Frodos success but also in the cause of why Frodo is pursuing that goal.

[@betty3326]

Merry and Pippin tried their hardest to keep up with everyone. You can see how their courage increased all through the movies

[@kevinfagan3091]

I absolutely love the friendship that's developed between Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli in this trilogy. You can just see and feel the mad desperation Legolas feels when Aragorn is being threatened by the troll. He is willing to fight and die for his friend. Jackson may not have been 100% accurate with his interpretation of the LOTR but he captured the soul of the books like no other.

[@heathercontois4501]

If he was 100% accurate, each movie would have been 8 hours long and needed 2 intermissions.

[@finntech531]

@@heathercontois4501 Would be okay with me ;-)

[@ztakahashiyang]

@@heathercontois4501 honestly I wouldn't mind that at all

[@heathercontois4501]

@@ztakahashiyang neither would most of us, but we don't make those decisions.

[@tayluvofficial]

can y'all stop ? LotR was the perfect adaptation one could ever possibly make. This was once considered as the impossible book to be adapted into a screen yet the hardwork and dedication of PJ proved it right!

[@MrAltair1997]

I don't know if anyone else feels the same but I love the moment from 1:50 when Sauron is speaking to Aragorn. You can see Aragorn going forward like something is calling him, at the same time you can see Gandalf and Legolas glimp of woriness. Right there, where Aragorn is putting his sword down and keeps going forward everyone is curious about what he is about to do. I believe this is a beautiful contrast between Aragorn and Isildur. When Isildur heard a voice calling him he gave up to it, however, Aragorn has seen through it and knows what his mission is here.

[@audreysquires4765]

Even his wife had foreseen that moment in the first movie. That he would defeat the weakness of Isildur's temptations. Oh such a beautiful story 😭

[@wjb270]

When he looks back, and even Gandalf is doubting if he can resist the will of Sauron, then he turns and says 'for Frodo' the whole cinema cheered. It was a fabulous cinematic experience.

[@conorbowen3360]

Or did Gandalf cast a spell to help clear his mind? 2:12-2:15

[@teetman322]

He was possessed but Gandalf "exorcised him". Remember that Gandalf is like an angel that is sent to guide them win the good battle, mortals by themselves cannot fight these higher beings like Sauron and Nazgul, so in these moments was shown that even the most honorable people can get corrupted and they need divine guidance. Also this was shown with Frodo, a pure innocent hobbit getting corrupted in the final moments.

[@danny1231841]

For frodo。

[@DaSamster224]

I recently watched all three extended editions in theaters in one day and the moment when Aragorn is giving his speech was so, so moving. It was the end of the journey, but a great one at that. When they all charged you could feel what they felt, and it was beautiful

[@elscorcho48]

2:30 Gandalf abt to set the 100m middle earth record

[@bighand1530]

😂

[@McMarc_1993]

old man got legs

[@viterievents-nightlifeeven9870]

“For Frodo.” Viggo’s delivery as usual is exceptional. Just 2 words. Soft Spoken. And they carry so much weight. Gets me every time. 🔥

[@Oakshield2]

It's the man tears anthem. Gets all of us, every single time. I come back to this every time I need a good kick in the ass to shake me off whatever is bothering me.

[@andywinslow6631]

Right up there with "My friends .. you kneel for no one."

[@howardsmith9342]

He wasn't speaking to the troops to rally them. He was speaking to the Fellowship, right there with him. Two of them were in danger, and the way to save them was forward.

[@johnrockyryan]

Just 2 words but it says so much about true friendship and loyalty especially the way Viggo said it

[@eddieb1995]

I love that the hobbits follow his charge first and then the rest of them follow, but the hobbits straight up charged right away after that "for frodo"

[@nomakgaming9458]

That's exactly what Sauron feared. The courage of men.

[@rubenrogierbouman]

You mean Putin?

[@nomakgaming9458]

@@rubenrogierbouman touche, touche

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

One person is everything,which is why good can win

[@nickpratis9837]

​@@rubenrogierbouman can you not involve politics?

[@spukster9086]

@@nickpratis9837 If Gandalf and Aragorn didn't this, Middle Earth will be destroyed.

[@theblitz4463]

The best detail i love here in this scene it wasnt the epic speech or the charge but the fact that the ones that instantly went it wasnt the men nor the elves nor the dwarf but two little hobbits that have never been in the front lines of such army running fearless to what could have been their certain deaths, that detail with the rest always makes me cry

[@jrnewts7790]

Guy at the back: “what he say?” Guy in the middle: “he’s got a new sword, and is showing everyone” Another guy at the back: “doesn’t seem like the best time”

[@theslasher3215]

Lol😁😁😁😁

[@joshuamercado4637]

Comment is underrated

[@Ritercrazy]

That is so understated and funny.

[@joshuabartley656]

Lol

[@user-li7hw2cg4f]

the rest of the team:"we should show him our swords, nothing worse than he has."

[@moose3866]

The guys in the middle of the circle just vibing while the front lines get destroyed.

[@JimmySteller]

You could pretty much say that about any major battle that didn't involve guns.

[@JimmySteller]

Tomás Mac Donnchaidh I was talking about infantry units specifically.

[@jjwang7597]

then when the enemy artillery gets rolled out: *jazz music stops*

[@BenthiccBiomancer]

At least according to modern scholarship on the subject, by the likes of John Keegan or Adrian Goldsworthy, which is probably the closest we moderns will ever get to knowing what it was like to fight in pre-modern battles, being in the centre of the battle line was most likely a terrifying place to be. You couldn't hear anything other than the sounds clanging of metal and the screams of wounded and dying men, just a short distance away from you. But you'd also have absolutely no idea how well your side is doing, since you can't actually see over the men in front of you. That uncertainty was compounded the fact you're completely stuck in the center of the formation. Those in the back ranks can take comfort in being able to escape first, those in the front ranks are in an adrenaline filled frenzy and don't have the time to stop to think about their situation. But you're just squished in the middle, waiting to win or lose in a situation you likely have no ability to ever impact. So, as much as historians are able to reconstruct, being in the middle of the formation would have been absolutely terrible.

[@Terron29]

@@BenthiccBiomancer just imagining what your saying there in my head is indeed terrifying . well said.

[@Miraak87]

I will forever respect Aragon's sheer courage and selfless, above and beyond in the darkest hour.

[@DanielDuggan-hd7re]

Legolas really looked at Aragorn as a brother. The way he immediately went to rush to try to save him from the troll gets me every time

[@thegeneral5095]

Personally, I just want to thank all the 1000's of talented people, known and unknown who worked together to produce these three films on so many different levels. You nailed it. THANK YOU.

[@dontcare7086]

Real girl power existed in this movie unlike rings of power. To few men could ride horseback almost all the "men" fighting with sword and shield and spear on horses are real life strong women.

[@jota_erre00]

@@dontcare7086 if I’m not wrong, because of their hair being more natural than fake hair on man

[@mineralwater6736]

@@dontcare7086 what are you on about??

[@jordanquant388]

@@mineralwater6736 a lot of the ‘men’ in this film on horses are actually mostly women with their own horses to easily control them

[@dontcare7086]

@@jordanquant388 exactly. Watch the behind the scenes. They had like 12 men who could ride horses so basically all the scenes with men on horseback are women with prosthetic beards and the men in front of them. Those stunt women also did all their own fighting on and off horseback.

[@mubeenahmed3867]

Friendly reminder : this is the technology of 2003

[@genelynlozano1832]

Makes me look at dargon heart vengeance different

[@pauasdasd]

It really ages well.

[@bait5257]

Bruh

[@theocculus7398]

This trilogy looks better then most movies do today

[@goddagogeddagabbagool]

@@VicenzoV Because of the increased insanity of what's happening the entire time. The entirety of Sauron's armies and all of humanity on this side of the world. The previous movies were mostly smaller skirmishes or dark and quick-view armies. These are prolonged shots of impossible to be practical effects.

[@Metalalbumreviewers]

I love the Merry and Pippin were the first to charge after Aragorn. Proof that their small size belies their courage. It’s lowkey one of my favorite moments of the entire trilogy.

[@angads1895]

5:50 the acting by Ian is amazing, u can see how he's portraying a character who has witnessed the reign of Sauron for so long that he is just so happy to see it over.

[@lukeerror1337]

You know shit is about to get real when Gimli and Legolas aren't counting their kills...

[@yoinkerman8524]

Only one thing on their mind. I think you know what.

[@u9h99]

And when, if you look even closer, Gimli has a noticeable chubby on the go

[@u9h99]

Don’t forget Gimli’s little chub

[@zan339]

hahah nice

[@pugrosecarriephonenut]

oh, that only counts as one.

[@similaritiesendhere]

Gandalf: What's our plan? Aragorn: Wait til we're completely surrounded and then attack. Gandalf: Anyone else wanna be king?

[@PainandMotivation]

IKR. I guess Aragon wanted to be flanked so Frodo can have time to throw the ring.

[@Spiketrooper]

This wasn't a battle they expected to win through superior combat capabilities, this was a distraction. They led Sauron and his armies on as long as possible to give our 9 fingered boy Frodo the time he needed. Still though funny joke xD

[@brahmantyoihsan5938]

I mean, it's not like they have the numbers to prevent the enemies from surrounding them. They could try and form a row, but then their force would be spread too thin.

[@similaritiesendhere]

@@brahmantyoihsan5938 They rode horses to the battle. Cavalry would've helped.

[@brahmantyoihsan5938]

@@similaritiesendhere Not enough horse and men for cavalry charge. Besides, it was a battle that cannot be won through military force. Their goal was simply to buy time for Frodo.

[@Kekejewels]

I love how the butterfly tells Gandalf. That the eagles are here too.

[@carllazarraga2858]

Peter Jackson is amazing for how he brought this story to life. God bless him. This movie trilogy is a cinematic treasure.

[@cielopachirisu929]

Aragorn: "For Frodo!" Gondor Soldier #396: "Whose Frodo?"

[@pranjalsingh3998]

Lol

[@nitinpandey6037]

"Who de fook is Frodo?"

[@Vestegnenforlife]

@Anatoli Smorrin Ok

[@BOMNN]

"i dont even know where the fk these monsters came from i enlisted to fight mfs"

[@L.C.Sweeney]

"Why are we even here?"

[@ChairmanMeow1]

In 50 years this movie will still hold up like hardened steel.

[@kookookachu26]

Almost half way there

[@TravelPhotographer]

4k release soon

[@karlmozart2661]

50 years? You mean timeless

[@shashankgowda4457]

This movie has the best story

[@death-king1834]

Hell even effects wise (minus a few parts) looks better then half today's crap.

[@jessebrooks6231]

This is how i picture an invasion on the pacific northwest, "I BID YOU STAND! MEN OF THE WEST!!!"

[@kokocaptainqc]

someone is bound to give the exact same speech in the next few years

[@yourmum256]

🟦⬜🟩

[@thesneed02]

"For Frodo" gets me everytime. Mf turned around and ran at an entire army of enemies by himself. True leader leading from the front. Such a great scene 💯

[@zaimhassan6490]

2:06 Gimlis face is nightmare fuel. 😂

[@decapitare1183]

Jahrein like it

[@spicerc1244]

I think it might be re-edited CGI because there were some scenes I remember them accidentally leaving in the short body-double.

[@berthob6739]

HAHAHHA that face xD

[@alanmyr1507]

Oh shit lmao

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

He looks stoned

[@jonathanknudsen4120]

There will never be a greater epic of good vs evil than this trilogy.

[@Declaration-of-truth]

Yes, a true life epic of good vs evil is Canada standing up to PM Trudeau's tyranny while the masses of liberal media outlets call peaceful, loving Canadians racists, terrorists, right-wing extremists, insurrectionists, and Nazis.

[@michaelh4227]

@@Declaration-of-truth How the fuck do you go from LOTR to political bullshit?

[@michaelh4227]

​@Garrus Vakarian How is it a good analogy? It's fucking LOTR, not some dystopian novel like 1984. It's just a forced political message by the anti-SJW crowd, who seem to like to politicize media like this while also complaining about how media is being politicized. Just as annoying as the SJWs, but with twice the hypocrisy.

[@michaelh4227]

@Garrus Vakarian Commie? Really? And no, I despise SJWs because they complain about things that don't need to be complained about, just like anti-SJWs right now. Take your dumbfuck politics out of here.

[@funnerisaword]

The Bible.

[@rashednizam4778]

This masterpiece wil never be old...and always a treat to watch....watching in 4 December 2023❤

[@bighand1530]

December 8th 2023 now.

[@InFISTO_1]

People praise the Rohirrim' charge, which surely is outstandingly admirable, but this scene is also on par with it. These are last of the men, surrounded by millions of orcs. They know it's a suicide mission, even Gimli and Legolas were having their final moments together. Yet all of them, they charged. No fear, no hesitation. Also look at the diversity here. We have a dwarf, an elf, two hobbits, a wizard and the men of the west with their king. All different races, yet they charged together, like true brothers in arms. The unity, the courage, the fearlessness, the charge, the screams.... Mindblowing

[@ashtonwarrington1771]

Merry and Pippin charging right behind Aragorn without a moment’s hesitation gets me every single time

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

They're the first to race and the others go past them

[@andremotivation6561]

Like Thor, Groot and Rocket in Infinity War

[@avaxran4051]

3:11 People fail to realise that the Eagles are connected to the Gods, They do not interfere with Mortal Businesses but with Sauron they had to intervene. This scene is powerful AF.

[@raymondkilonda4693]

Totally agree.

[@greenpacket]

Man the scene with Gandalf right before the eagles came really was done beautifully. They made it seem like Gandalf, who is much stronger now due to him to being White instead of Gray was genuinely afraid/discouraged/all hope is lost once he saw the Nazgûl and their mounts flying towards them because he secretly was still holding out hope that Frodo would really save them by destroying the ring and saving middle earth and the people who marched out to confront the dark lord just to buy Frodo time and keep that eye away from him. But the moment he saw them, his expression made it seem as if all hope was lost. He seemed terrified and utterly heartbroken as he realized that he would have to see that many brave men, Aragon, Legolas and every one else die before him because he’d be the last one to fall due to him being an istari and maiar. Then the look of utter relief when the eagles came… man this was really well done.

[@l_ifeefi_l1998]

Source???

[@greenpacket]

@@l_ifeefi_l1998 bro what source? The source is basically the video?

[@avaxran4051]

#LEGEND

[@MrAwsomeman102]

The tone shifts in all of the major battles in this film are just so good. Triumphant at the beginning, but as the battle continues and sauron adds additional troops like the nazgul and trolls, the tone shifts towards more of dire circumstances. And once aragorn is kicked down, the tone shifts once more to extreme consequence and it is so spectacularly expressed in the film

[@FerretCuddles]

Way to point out what everyone could see for themselves, puzzle piece. What's it like to have an extra chromosome?

[@Lowness125]

"Imagine a king who fights his own battles. Wouldn't that be a sight?" - Achillies

[@hexadecimal5236]

The Troll was the smart, everyone stood and watched, he ran immediately.

[@NoahNelson-Smith]

Rose BPOS 'Nah, Fuck that'

[@TKinfinity01]

The Troll was supposed to be Sauron, but they changed it.

[@thatguyjohnny8235]

Just like animals can sense earthquakes and storms before humans, the trolls were more primal and animalistic than the orce

[@shahidchaudhary52]

Yep

[@cryptidian3530]

@@TKinfinity01 How was it supposed to be Sauron when he isn't in physical form?

[@rasellewolf]

Merry and Pippin: *on this quest entirely by accident* Also Merry and Pippin: *first to charge after their king*

[@trantus2051]

Wonder with short legs, how long it takes for them to be stampeded upon lol Edit: 2:34 rip

[@nikitashapovalov7804]

Patience, of course, is a very powerful weapon, but sometimes I start to regret that it is not a firearm

[@MomoXAnn]

Only to get over taken by everyone taller than them lol

[@SevimliKanali]

Самый эффективный фильм

[@sumayaaktar997]

@@nikitashapovalov7804 লালালাালাালললললললা।

[@ga.bri.el.]

Aragorn: "For Frodo!" Sam: "👍"

[@raulvega5178]

Its insane that is already 20 years old scene

[@RealDovamo]

It's wild how a scene can just give you instant goosebumps every time

[@bighand1530]

Ikr?

[@yohannesephrem9096]

The best ending music + scene combo ever in motion picture history.

[@Filthypagan]

Don't forget the tears

[@onlyoneprime]

EVERY SINGLE TIME

[@mrb2643]

This is how the battles will be during rhe end days Islam n forces of good vs Evil Anti Christ

[@artoddity6924]

4:12 there's something about these next few shots when Aragorn goes down and it cuts to Legolas. The look of blind terror and panic on his face when he realizes Aragorn could legitimately die here. And then again at 4:22. Legolas is always composed, always graceful, you see it in the way he fights, the way he moves, even the way he talks. /None/ of that is present here. He's abandoned all of his usual battle tactics and he's literally /shoving/ orcs aside with his bare hands. Watching him desperately claw his way through the throng to even just try to reach Aragorn in time always breaks my heart a little.

[@WolfCharge]

Do you remember the scene after the battle of Pellenor? Eomer went out on the battlefield and found his sister. The look, facial express and especially the eyes of Karl is incredible for me. The horror, terror and the pure pain. I also lost my sister a couple of years ago and let me tell you that scream is real.

[@internationalrtg5602]

@@WolfCharge Wow I’m sorry man

[@nathangarland9453]

Its just a movie mate

[@artoddity6924]

@@nathangarland9453 -_______- bruh

[@ranc888]

IIRC in the original script and when they shot this scene. Aragon was supposed to be fighting a physical manifestation of Sauron himself. Legolas's reaction of sheer panic and desperation here is even more accurate if you consider that he was supposed to be watching his friend desperately fending off the dark lord himself.

[@avalonsfury9978]

To see this trilogy in its entirety in theaters over 20 years ago....was something else honestly.

[@bighand1530]

Yeah

[@fgdj2000]

Isn’t it fantastic, how Frodo actually fails the quest… and it’s the acts of compassion both he and Bilbo did - sparing Gollum - and also the Ring’s own corrupting force - turning Gollum and Frodo against each other in a mad rage (a great addition in the film version that Frodo is fighting back) - which ultimately undoes the Ring and Sauron. Amazingly well constructed, just like the Ending of Star Wars, where it is compassion and love that father and son feel for each other, which undoes the Emperor. That’s how you construct an ending. All the core themes play into it.

[@heragon58]

They just survived the most brutal battle of their age and are ready to charge on.... True legends. All of them. This is what men fantasize about being

[@nemanjavujicic4784]

Actually Sauron’s armies that attacked city of Dale and Kingdom of Erebor were bigger than one that attacked Minas Tirith. It would be very cool to see that battle on screen…

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

Yup. I doubt Dain and Gloin would let Gimli die but they got their own fight. And they’re heroes as well

[@lindasnead6160]

This is what men are to be, should be allowed and encouraged to be! Masculinity is very, very attractive!

[@dik56]

@@lindasnead6160 there is a strong masculine urge to charge into battle in almost every man. I know I feel it.

[@boozecruiser]

@@lindasnead6160 Literally no one is forbidding men from being masculine, it's cute seeing bored, wealthy right wingers making up oppression to give their lives a sense of conflict and purpose. You've consumed too much fictional media.

[@jig-ga]

gotta love how the hobbits are the first to follow him before any other men, dwarf or elf

[@littlemarine6808]

That ensured no one will chicken out of the fight and make their lineage a laughing stock for generations. Imagined that you are a coward that run when Hobbit ready to die.

[@ImitationJesus]

I don't care what anyone says: Merry and Pippin led the charge, and Aragorn gave the order to charge

[@magnusthered4973]

Wander on to the journey accidentally and follow their king in the end

[@TheOneManWhoBeatYou]

@@littlemarine6808 Where would they run exactly?

[@nmantiquina]

Yeah. They look soooo cuteee😂

[@bighand1530]

R.I.P. Bernard Hill aka King Theoden

[@Sedspeed-tf7rw]

Best effects even now way ahead of its time

[@Jambara]

fun fact: Viggo Mortensen insisted on fighting a real cave troll for this scene.

[@shadowhunter_ray_9640]

Fun fact: the troll was actually Sauron. Jackson wanted a suitable enemy for aragorn at the end. But then they choose the troll (cant remember why exactly) and put the troll over Sauron.

[@foo8786]

@@shadowhunter_ray_9640 you could say aragorn got trolled

[@Rep0007]

No cave trolls were actually harmed during the filming of this scene.

[@emillildballe4543]

@@shadowhunter_ray_9640 it was because they wanted to that this wasn't so much Aragon vs Sauron but more Aragon putting everything he had on the hope that Frodo would be able to use the battle as a distraction

[@humanbeing4841]

Method acting at its finest.

[@proudkiwi7641]

Borimir in heaven: "One does not simply.... wait .... what are they doing?"

[@ScoundrelSFB]

Also Borimir: Well I'll be damned.

[@davidw.2791]

Scoundrel 666 SFB To be fair, no one in this scene actually crossed the black gates.

[@ScoundrelSFB]

@@davidw.2791 True... Other than Sam and Frodo, I think Aragorn might of been the closest in, be that even at the gates.

[@davidw.2791]

Scoundrel 666 SFB I think it was very important that none of the warriors and generals did, in stark contrast to the Last Alliance’s endgame way back when. They are all paying for the sins of Isildur to this day.

[@ghazihatk340]

😂

[@DeviIGundam]

In your darkest hour, never forget, good always wins.

[@ADFSDF-ib3yu]

"For Frodo." I lost count of how many times I have replayed the scene when Aragorn charges as the Fellowship theme plays. This part is even more epic when you realize that the choir is singing what Aragorn said to Frodo in the first film "If by my life or death, I can protect you I will, you have my sword." in Sindarin as Aragorn leads the charge. When the eagles arrive you can see hope restored as it gives a sense of divine intervention. This entire scene is perhaps the greatest film climax ever written, it makes you feel so many emotions at once.

[@JiisTube]

Soldier in back: what he sayin Soldier halfway back: ...something about we all gonna die one day...

[@lwzeis]

LEEROOOOOOY JENKINS!

[@cloudyns]

LMAO!

[@amirulaman5865]

Soldier halfway back : "I think it was blessed are the cheese makers"

[@Apophis-lw6bz]

Soldier halfway back: it doesn't matter for US what he's saying. He's revving up the frontline, and we'll follow their lead. We're too dumb to be inspired, that's why we're in the back."

[@DReynolds_OG]

@@amirulaman5865 it's obviously not meant to be taken literally, it refers to manufacturers of any dairy products