Lord of The Rings Emotional Farewell II Moving On

I was just messing around on the computer when I got the idéa that Giacchinos song might fit to this scene. I found it funny how weirdly the music fit the scene, the pace of the song sort of matched the emotions. The rythm of the song also matched how the camera changed between the different characters. I don't say this score is better than the original one, I am just saying that it sounds/ look like it was made for this scene.
Btw. Some people comment that the dialogue is to quiet. The soundtrack that contains the dialogue also have some background music, so in order to prevent a mashup of music I had to turn down that soundtrack as much as I could.
Song: Michael Giacchino " Moving On"

[@mcexcrack]

I love how one human being can create a whole world in his head.

[@jonsnow8635]

Silver T yes Peter Jackson is amazing

[@DagnirRen]

jon snow It wasn't Peter's creation. His movies were based on the books written by George R.R Martin...

[@vibesntwrk]

JRR Tolkien* George RR Martin wrote game of thrones, but yes both worlds are amazing!

[@jblasutavario9549]

I love Lord of the Dance. Best movie series and books ever. 😉

[@banthegreed137]

@@DagnirRen Tolkien wrote LOTR books

[@Riazkatz]

As a kid, I always felt this scene was way too long. As an adult, I don't notice the time passing because I'm too busy crying

[@acdragonrider]

Lol u were one strange kid.

[@Aelvee]

Me toooooo😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@jamesdunne6724]

Me too , I cried my eyes out Don't know if it was the scene or the end of 3 wonderful years of cinema magic Probably both , being honest

[@robertgiannas8837]

very true. one of the great movie scenes of all time

[@rileyk5228]

Everyone complained it had too many endings, not realizing the scale of the trilogy and how much needing to be wrapped up

[@TheNaktrah]

Oh god, the feels when Bilbo says "Well, I think I'm quite ready for another adventure!" and you remember that young Hobbit running from the Shire screaming "Im going on an adventure!" damn...

[@curious5691]

TheNaktrah the cycle of life. But, I like it when one is still, quite ready for one more adventure, regardless of outward appearances.

[@sameer.0759]

After watching The Hobbit, that line from Bilbo felt more in my heart as I love Bilbo more now

[@ginagagliastre9837]

Yes! The journey of time.

[@snowwriting]

Why, oh why

[@Palendrome]

More like 30 minutes before, when he tells gandalf "No adventures here!" And now he can't wait, at the end of his life to go on another

[@12classics39]

Frodo’s last smile at the others is truly a cinematic moment. Without speaking a word, he says to them, “We love each other, we know that, and nothing will ever change that, no matter what.”

[@markjones9109]

True, and a lot of people don't notice how the colour returns to his face once he's on the ship. First time he looked well in a while.

[@silentbliss7666]

Colours returned to Frodo's face as he turned to his friends while on the ship and smiled. Staying on middle earth will only destroy him

[@Palendrome]

That true smile we hadn't seen since his very first scene

[@JennyZinaTavares]

He looks so beautiful in that shot.

[@vinnyl264]

They knew it too, which is why they didn’t really fight him on it

[@jonathanbradley4896]

That smile they all share at the end is the epitome of the phrase "don't cry because it is over, smile because it happened"

[@allonofer7514]

It sure is sad. But I think frodo is a character that's all about the journey. About carrying the burden. Once the journey ends- frodo has no part, and he still suffers because he's just been through too much. As he says, some things time cannot mend. some pains go too deep, that have taken hold. Letting him go is good for him, and he deserves this relief. Sam, on the other hand, was never really about the journey. He was there to give, and support, and protect. And that's why he still has so much to love and to do and to be. He'll be a lover, a husband, a father, a gardener. And I also think these are all characters inside tolkien and inside each one of us. Once the journey ends- our inner Aragorn should become the king he is supposed to be. Our inner frodo must leave, and we must let him go. And our inner Sam is now the author of our book, for chapters of love, family, work, parenthood. The greatest adventure of all.

[@suemaddern1782]

I loved Lord of the rings Amazing movie

[@flatstheflounder2884]

That was very well said

[@chimpout]

Very well said indeed friend

[@spencerleelambert]

'There is no real going back. Though I may come to the Shire, it will not seem the same; for I shall not be the same. I am wounded with knife, sting, and tooth, and a long burden. Where shall I find rest?'

[@snowwriting]

Omg, the last paragraph.....NO, I'm not crying. You are.

[@dennisabraham1120]

Life has always been unfair to Sam.. the greatest hobbit of all times, Samwise the brave!!!!

[@malcolmmeer9761]

Sam now has a family and the tales he can tell to his children and his children's children

[@kevinbrown4073]

Always loyal and unselfish

[@commissarvolkheim]

only person who resisted power of Sauron.

[@DarkosaDarkRave]

He had a family and left the shire later to join frodo.

[@africaisacontinent2149]

The rest of the fellowship lived a normal life unlike Froddo who never recovered from his wounds and had to live his homeland for his life... so ur comment is 90%not true

[@anthonyendres7957]

Who else is here for Ian Holm? RIP, Bilbo Baggins. On to the next adventure.

[@jrhawk574]

I still weep during these last few minutes. This farewell reminds me of the friends I said goodbye to when military service ended. 79 yrs old and I cry like a child. Strong bonds that must be broken.

[@edgarbanuelos6472]

To this day they still think about you

[@brunogonzalez5830]

Rest in piece Ian Holm. We will never forget you

[@syemusics]

Fun fact: this scene was taken at the very beginning of the shootings, so they haven’t really met each other very often and haven’t done shooting any other emotional scenes. They went through 3days of shooting ONLY this whole scene and they swore this is the hardest scene they have ever done😂

[@ilariheikkila1474]

First shot had to be re taken cos Sam was wearing wrong costume. The hobbit guys told it was Hard to try to cry so many times, like ten shots.

[@laylawaterhall7525]

After everything Sam did and has been through he's now losing the most important thing in his life: His Mister Frodo. One of the most heartbreaking scenes I've ever seen

[@allonofer7514]

It sure is sad. But I think frodo is a character that's all about the journey. About carrying the burden. Once the journey ends- frodo has no part, and he still suffers because he's just been through too much. As he says, some things time cannot mend. some pains go too deep, that have taken hold. Letting him go is good for him, and he deserves this relief. Sam, on the other hand, was never really about the journey. He was there to give, and support, and protect. And that's why he still has so much to love and to do and to be. He'll be a lover, a husband, a father, a gardener. And I also think these are all characters inside tolkien and inside each one of us. Once the journey ends- our inner Aragorn should become the king he is supposed to be. Our inner frodo must leave, and we must let him go. And our inner Sam is now the author of our book, for chapters of love, family, work, parenthood. The greatest adventure of all.

[@ginagagliastre9837]

Yes it is.

[@Unpluggedx89]

Sam, Gimli, and Legolas end up joining them later on in the undying lands

[@kempo79]

@@Unpluggedx89 Frodo is probably long gone when Samwise sails west.

[@ibrahimkhan-ix8tg]

@@kempo79 i think it says in a book, maybe simalirrions? ( I cant pronounce it) that when rosie dies he sails west to join frodo

[@dinararslanov2910]

Rest in peace, dearest Bilbo. This world will miss you.

[@darianvaldez4044]

When Gandalf was saying his goodbye it really got me in the feels. He is one of my favorite characters.

[@kitaplarbenimnefesim]

What if Sam starts to swim and says "of course you're leaving mr.frodo, and I'm coming with you"

[@bly8882]

Because he have his own family right now

[@harryflashman2029]

Sam does go eventually.

[@maryrowe1504]

The would be awesome!!

[@noel12397]

LOL

[@kempo79]

@Erica M I highly doubt Frodo was still alive in Tol Eressea (most probably, Aman maybe) when Samwise sailed West.

[@ptahu]

This scene always makes me cry, and it always will. The way Sam says "Your just saying that, you can't leave" and then Frodo hugs all his friends, it will always get me. I have no words. It's just so emotional for me. Im crying right now.

[@williammount6496]

WE SET OUT TO SAVE THE SHIRE, AND WE DID - BUT NOT FOR ME

[@keen2b]

I dont give a Dam what people say, This trilogy of films of Lord of the rings, Is the best ever made films ever made,It as everything beautiful locations,Fantastic actors,Strong story line, Breathtaking special effects, What more could you ask for in a film,🙂🇬🇧👍

[@DouglasUematsu]

I agree with you👍

[@Boris275]

Did anyone say differently?

[@happymemories_videography]

I was just 5 years old when this movie came out and I saw it. I'm 22 now. Having read the books and seen all the movies, I can't help but be taken aback. I wish I could live in middle earth. I would love to go back to the Shire and just live there for the rest of my life. LOTR was the very first book series I ever read. Its inspired me to this day and it will keep inspiring me to the end of my days. Thank you Tolkien and thank you Peter for making such wonderful movies that almost entirely stuck to the story.

[@jamesdunne6724]

They said it couldn't be made By God , how Peter Jackson proved them wrong cinema magic at its supreme best

[@sylviatina8359]

Your welcome im the token BLACK..its shaun malley

[@charlie-obrien]

I also read the trilogy for the first time around the same age. That was forty years ago and you are right, Gaurav. The inspiration and the simple lessons that Tolkien gave us with his tremendous story will last a lifetime. And then you will be ready for the next adventure.

[@michaelearendil6843]

Yes, wouldn't it be great to wander in the Shire, Bree, Rivendell, and Dale? To see Rohan, Ithilien, Gondor, and Minas Tirith? I have a hope that there is life on the Other Side after death, and that we can experience the wonders of our dreams as reality.

[@andersonking609]

The attention to detail was really amazing. Frodo’s Face was pale, and when he was in the ship, his face changed to a life full color. It showed that Frodo Finally Free From the after effects of the wound and the ring

[@sivamalietuiletufuga2133]

The Best movie ever, It is a Blessing, thank you for the wisdom and your knowledge, and Thank GOD for Blessing your mind to write and make this Movie.

[@jspicecue1463]

There will no more movies of this kind cuz tolkein estate doesnt want it to happen coz they were screwed

[@arthurbuglas8346]

It's a prefect bittersweet ending for Frodo. He saved his home, the Shire, and now everyone he loves can enjoy and relish it. He cannot, it is more than his necessity to leave, the ring corrupted the Shire for him. Once you have held the ring, it is what you desire, and once you have lost it, you yearn for it again. Frodo has lost the ability to appreciate the little things in life, and that is at the soul of what being a Hobbit is.

[@timothius50]

This is my 'go to' scene when in need of a genuine tear-jerker.

[@user-rw9gj8cm8b]

And bilbo just left to heaven exactly just like that scene!!

[@a.abrine4992]

At the time of the movies, I did not understand the meaning of this end. But after reading the books and especially the Silmarillion, I think we could not find such a perfect ending. Leaving for Valinor with the latest elves was the best reward we could ever dream of for Frodo and Bilbo.

[@ursuss100]

"We set out to save the Shire, Sam. And it has been saved. But not for me...". I didn't understand that at first but now I think I do. Frodo has suffered permanent physical injuries from his cursed stabbing by the Witch-King of Angmar at Weathertop Hill. Also, due to his role as the Ring Bearer, he was corrupted by the ring's powers almost to dementia at some point, likely causing permanent psychological damage on him as well. Even though Elrond and Aragorn healed him enough for him to survive, these wounds and memories would remain with him forever. And so, Frodo has to leave Middle Earth, or else he will never ever be at peace again...

[@gavinedinburgh]

And being stung by Shelob.

[@daniellemeyer8568]

The book explains it a little better. "But I have been too deeply hurt, Sam. I tried to save the Shire, and it has been saved, but not for me. It must often be so, Sam, when things are in danger: someone has to give them up, lose them, so that others may keep them."

[@loalice360]

I couldn't stop my tears back then in the cinema. After so many years, I am still crying.

[@GreenElfMom]

Frodo was right: some wounds never heal.

[@jo1stormlord]

Fun fact: the little girl at 6:40 mark is Sean Astin's daughter irl.

[@acdragonrider]

And one of my classmates at USC actually had the chance to work with her on a small film.

[@joselizardi3889]

I had to hold back from shedding a tear. Im definitely seeing all 3 today.

[@leighamlemire8804]

I’m always fine until “here at last, on the shores of the sea, comes the end of our fellowship”.

[@paulsolenick4624]

There is no better movie making than "The Lord of the Rings". True to Tolkien's memory, and his writings about Middle Earth. Thank you, Peter Jackson. Good job...

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

I have always found this to be the most emotional and loving scene.

[@chrisyork3709]

This scene brought the tears in the theater all those years ago and each of the countless viewings since. :(

[@nathanadler8316]

RIP Sir Ian Holm. Not all tears are an evil. "The grey rain-curtain turned all to silver glass and was rolled back, and he beheld white shores and beyond them a far green country under a swift sunrise."

[@hazedood]

This describes EXACTLY how I feel as my favorite band in the world, Rush, has played what may well be their last concert... a band around whom I have bonded with so many the last 25 years (and other fans for as many as 30 or 40 years!) It's over. Good things must end, that's what truly makes them good... that's what truly makes the adventure worth living.

[@windingroadelven]

I'm crying right now. I just am.

[@BeautifulWorld-3]

Am i not normal if im not cry here ? Well, i did touched when boromir die and aragorn using his badge and vambrace until the end of the war though.

[@edwardblythe4457]

Unbelievable ending. It doesn't matter how many times I see it, I still get emotional.

[@dboydhome]

The inclusion of the LOST soundtrack made it even better.

[@candyriya8479]

sam was the true friend of Frodo...I loved the story, cast of the movie and how each character played their part in this movie..loved the conxept....I hope in future we'll see these type of movies again..

[@TheDjonSilver]

R.I.P. - Sir Ian Holm aka Bilbo!!! 19/06/2020

[@snowwriting]

The comments makes me sadder (and I'm bawling) than the actual clip. They bring me back to memories too much

[@GaryWells-sr2rf]

No matter how many times I see this, 😭❤️

[@verinonrenthar9176]

This is the ending music for Lost. And it fits so well here. You have my Like, sir.

[@snowwriting]

There's something in Tolkien's work that makes my heart feel empty. Everything about Middle-Earth make me feel....something like emptiness, longing for a time that can never be retrieved. Like, longing for a time which I never knew yet know it once existed. Gil-galad. Beren and Luthien. Nimrodel. The hobbits. Thorin. EVERYTHING. HELP. I'm feeling eMpTy Imma go cry in the corner

[@mdparvez6992]

Me: I'm the strongest person in the world But can you hold tears during this LOTR scene? Me: *cries instantly*

[@doggers1846]

LOTR and the LOST soundtrack! Amazing...glad I stumbled onto this.

[@marzzz1]

I thought I was going crazy, yeah that is the LOST soundtrack...

[@bluelit4830]

It is trash to infuse this master piece with music that doesn’t fit

[@scarletibis3158]

what a beautiful scene.

[@RailgunCat]

1. Lay down 2. Try not to cry 3. Cry a lot

[@ItsGoogs]

"I think I'm... quite ready for another adventure" RIP Sir Ian Holm

[@doodguy12]

6:05 Good friends r there for u when u leave forever. Best friends stay behind and watch u leave

[@morbius109]

Rest in well-deserved peace, Sir Ian Holm. You were a remarkable actor, and a splendid gentleman.

[@user-ds8ro9je8i]

“How do you pick up the threads of an old life, how do you go on? When in your heart, you begin to understand...there is no going back. There are some things time cannot mend, some hurts that go too deep...that have taken hold.”-Frodo Baggins/aka me

[@tarunlohani263]

Thanks to whole cast and crew for making these films in my lifetime! Love from India.

[@armenov666]

When I was a kid I hated Tolkien for ending the story like this. I was like: why, oh why he had to leave? This was so cruel and unnecessary. But when I grew up I finally understood. This is the most poignant moment from any book I've read in my life. And the film brings justice to that part of the book, well done Mr. Jackson.

[@nicollanos]

well.....that was brutally beautiful. thanks.

[@johnkodhek1]

Bawled my eyes out I won't lie

[@jakomioftherose2434]

Movies today could only dream of being as good as the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Best part of my childhood.

[@ThornePleiades]

Rest in peace, Sir Ian Holm, your legacy lives on

[@riritsendi]

Samwise : “ you’re just saying that, you can’t leave “ This scene always makes me cry 😢 “Here at last, on the shores of the sea, comes the end of our fellowship” This still hurts my heart 😢 I did cry, the final farwell scene was really done well, what a beautiful way to end a stories. Thankyou ❤

[@amandaeklund8136]

I think he said- You don't mean that

[@youaregodspursuit]

It is a good thing to have known this world and those who lived there. We all have lost so much and gained at the same time. I think I am ready for another adventure was the way to end this for me. I think I am ready ...

[@RudahReis]

5:44 finally... Frodo is smiling.

[@GingerNorseman]

Always pulls at my heart strings. What I expect is they must've said 'Gandalf drove us here, how the Shelob we getting home!?'.

[@paulevans9858]

The greatest story about family and fellowship ever written!!!!! Thank you, mr. Tolkien, very much!!!!!!!

[@Julia-ry2pu]

It’s always so weird to me that this is one of the first scene Ian McKellen did throughout the trilogy and he didn’t really know who the hobbits were yet. Amazing acting

[@tradionaldancer]

that was a sad ending, but it was very well done, I don't know about anybody else, but I did cry, The final Farwell scene was really done well, What a beautiful way to end a series, Thank you

[@sabinewinding3725]

Wenn die Zeit gekommen ist, ist gut los zu lassen. Erinnerungen bleiben für immer. ❤❤

[@giorgia3458]

5:44 that smile🥺❤️

[@adrianafabi9870]

The Friendship and the Family....and Frodo...wonderfull ending...

[@recall3550]

There is still some good left in this world worth fighting for.... If you know, you know!

[@norma3565]

As soon as Frodo gets on the boat he is recovered. I love these hobbits❤

[@elrioviolino3549]

And then into the blazing white light of ...the west....that is a metaphor for my entire life. So many times have I been drawn to the west....over and over and over.....and now....at the end of my earthly life I am finally where I always wanted to be.......in the Western mountains...

[@ginagagliastre9837]

I cry every time.

[@ciscomail1315]

Go to another adventure...Goodbye Bilbo...

[@robertkwonnacott504]

Man is it just me or this background song makes this movie 🎥 more emotional 😭

[@wolfo11]

I love how Gandalf was patient enough to wait for Frodo as he said his goodbyes.

[@amandaeklund8136]

He wouldn't let Frodo leave without saying goodbye

[@shoyabkhan2944]

Salute to sir J.R.R. TOLKIN who create this all world for us

[@bhoyetderf1434]

Crying while watching this part...How did they create such soundtrack...THIS MADE LOTR VERY SUCCESSFUL COMPARED TO THE HOBBIT. LOTR HAS A HEART THAT PINCH OUR VERY HEARTS FROM THE FIRST PART UP TO THE LAST PART OF THE TRILOGY.

[@tehjefey]

1:35 Lady Galadriel got that look like "Dude we're about to have a fuckin PARTY on this boat".

[@anderubatuba]

Moving on of LOST... I crying...

[@dreadfulspiller8766]

This reminds me of the last time I saw my best friend of 30 years, He had moved to a small town on a lake he had visited a lot when he was a kid. before I left I gave him a hug and told him I loved you and Promised to visit again in summer but 3 months later he was gone. I will meet you my friend in the undying lands.

[@pratiwisuci717]

Most emotional scene indeed 💔😢

[@adiaja27]

Mr. Frodo and Samwise😭

[@justiceroarknathanronzales958]

I'm not crying, you're crying... 😭😭😭

[@giulianananinipaez9679]

[Giuliana Sobbing] 😥😭💖💔💖

[@yashtirkey5366]

Back ground sound is ossam Beautiful wonderful mind-blowing fantastic gorgeous nice sweet lovely

[@stretchedout6600]

When I came home from deployment in 2009 my last of two I remember seen children awaiting for their parents it hit me hard there because I was single no wife or kids but I knew many that died back there who did and I wondered why them and not me.

[@Adrian-ig4jp]

This scene isnt the same without the god Howard Shore.

[@karinsch3347]

Yes, it is different. But for me it works astonishingly well. And the music wasn't even written for this scene!

[@MrDeengels]

This trilogy envoked so many emotions, so many tears happy and sad. Frodo will finally find peace after so many scars of war internally and externally. His life will be filled with joy rather than the horrors of war haunting him

[@colinstafford7846]

I love the last line when Sam grabs Rosie and says I came home.

[@alleyhartley7916]

across the sea never to return or be seen again in ME. I always wanted to see what valinor and the valar looked like or gandalf in his original form as olorin, i guess the closest we will get to a valinor city is lothlorien.

[@tyrion3575]

Thank you. Me, Alessio, Brian, Alan and Michel Perry and of course Howard Shore.were there when Mr Peter Jackson His partner (Fran) Laid down the last track on the movie. good choice though. Peter turned too Fran and said 'well that's it' They kissed and the whole studio cried. It was a magnificent moment in my life, you kinda had to be there.

[@grandinfinite5921]

This has become on of my traditional Christmas time movies.

[@mcexcrack]

And now I gotta watch some LOST scenes :(

[@eddiejacobsson3895]

Watching this scene is the only ti.e i ever cry. Im physicly incapeble of crying but when watching this scene im physicly incapeble of not crying

[@melissawelch6018]

Ouch, this video just banged into my chest😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@susanroberts9092]

When I need to be comforted, I go to Middle Earth for the joy it brings me; even the sad ending which makes me cry every time.

[@cowboylikejake]

"I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil."

[@lopezmovies4697]

This is the last time he ever sees merry and pippin.