LOTR Extended Edition - Lorien's Extended Edition

[@JessCaron]

Boromir being a good guy :) and Gimli's "I spit upon your grave"... FORESHADOWING

[@foolslayer9416]

It was more of a "piss on your grave" but I digress...

[@swimteamizzle1114]

"You carry a heavy burden Frodo. Don't carry the weight of the dead." :(

[@debbie4503]

I loved Boromir's character. Most human of all.

[@michaelcapozzoli1206]

A lot of the extended scenes are fun world-building but not pivotal to the theatrical films, but this one might have been a good scene to have kept. (1) Humanizes Boromir, which is sorely lacking in the theatrical cuts; (2) Sets-up Haldir for his heroic appearance in Two Towers; (3) Gives more depth to Legolas, who doesn't get a lot of screentime; (4) Gimli without a helmet; and (5) further cements the grandiosity of Lothlorien.

[@sarikatimmi]

Michael Capozzoli lol legolas and frodo have no interaction beside the “and you have my bow” line

[@megwebber379]

Totally agree.

[@keddiemeal]

I agree.

[@sbraypaynt]

This and Saruman’s death are extended scenes that are sorely required in the theatrical editions where other scenes murder the pacing and tone (see Roast Chicken!? or Rohan Witch King Ex Machina)

[@RedKingCommandz]

Boromir is the most honourable and amazing character in this the fact that the Ring had some power over him made him no less of a man. He was a good guy in the end, always was.

[@Chaeley]

My favorite part has got to be Aragorn's knowing, long-suffering expression before Gimli even reaches the third syllable.

[@Kazath]

Man, the lighting in this scene is splendid, especially when Boromir talks to Frodo. Just awe-inspiring,

[@robertisham5279]

Yeah they were all staring at Frodo like that while Boromir gave him a few words of comfort.

[@kokirivivi]

For all of you wondering what Gimli said, A rough translation is: "I spit upon your grave!"

[@FritzFoxPirate]

I wish Haldir had more character moments. It felt like he was wasted

[@Hessarian]

damn i really need to buy the extended versions of these movies lol

[@derrickstorm6976]

Did you find them?

[@Hessarian]

@@derrickstorm6976 yes actually have them in blu-ray lol wow ten year old comment of mine haha

[@megaboy28]

I wouldnt mind seeing the whole trilogy including the exbtebded parts as a whole. The movie is worth watching over and over again through the years.

[@ASHLEYNICHOLE1314]

i love the way that Aragorn grabs Gimli and say that was not so caritus

[@elsemr]

I love Haldir's reaction when Gimli says those things..(don't really know what it is he's saying:) Haldir looks so powerful and mysterious..

[@TheCoolCadaver]

Okay, someone has got to explain to me why so many AWESOME Boromir scenes/lines were cut out of the theatrical version. Just another reason why I only watch the Extended Editions!

[@justmeh3000]

No I know why Thorin said THOSE words in The dungeons of the woodland elves..

[@MrAwesome898]

You have to understand something Boromir never wanted to come on this adventure in the first place.

[@dojokonojo]

dont forget his dad telling him to get the ring for Gondor, its in one of the deleted scenes where faramir has flashbacks in either two towers or return of the king

[@ClintLock1]

the vertical stretching gives new meaning to extended edition

[@Madamoiselle666]

Frodo must feel so depressed... at least I would. Everywhere he goes, someone reiminds him that he's carrying something evil!! He can't stay or go anywhere!

[@101wuzup1]

The look on Frodo's face when Haldir says "You bring great evil with you." makes me laugh. You can just hear his thoughts. "Shut up bitch, you think I don't know that?!"

[@lykosbane]

they're of the same race, but they are placed in different lands. Thranduil moved north, and Legolas is his son, and mirkwood & thranduil's palace are seperated by a pretty large amount of land, which is probably why they don't know each other that well.

[@powerman923]

Aragorn knows everybody.

[@WeAreAirborne]

You can totally tell how left out Legolas is feeling. He's literally pouting in a corner right now.

[@Cocarat206]

I like seeing Boromir as more of a sympathetic and kind character. They should have left this scene in.

[@foxjackalwolf]

if you have noticed Legolas has only one line conversation with Frodo throughout the whole movie. Despite them being together for most part in the first movie

[@paulmewis]

@AlbertoDeSagitario Well, the battle of Dale is a battle heavily involving the dwarves. Gollum was imprisoned in Mirkwood for a time, and escaped in an orc raid. Mirkwood was one of the three major targets in the Northern theatre, one being the Men of Dale and the dwarves in the lonely mountain and the other being Lothlorien.

[@bertiersgurl246]

i luv haldir. i do. i'm glad boromir gets more screen time here. i luv him too. they both meet umtimely ends. *sob*

[@ThiefOfTime01]

Gimli curses them or something coz the Lorien Elves abandoned his people when Durins Bane awoke.

[@Braidedheart]

Thanks for uploading! Haldir ^^

[@gamlie5]

Gimli: I spit on your grave. :D (that's what he says in dwarvish language)

[@yaGirlKEL]

This scene should have been in the movie simply for Boromir's speech.

[@bigboytomer]

@TheDragonBites sam's the most easily related to character. Unlike Sam, Boromir is practically a Gondor noble and is one with particularly great standing. Sam is merely a gardener. Frodo may be a hobbit as well, but he is Bilbo's heir, basically making him a "hobbit noble".

[@bluexmoonxmusic]

no, they shouldn't have cut this scene! the elves are so pretty! it's sad that Boromir got twisted by the ring cause he really was a great person at heart.

[@SuaveNerd2000]

He swore in Dwarven Gimili knows no Elvish to save his life... But If dwarves we're known for something, it was to hold grudges... And to Sling Insults...

[@ChaosTemplar]

Haldir means that back then Dwarves and elves were fighting, or Dark days such as when the Last Alliance battle. But yeah Dwarves and Elves have a thing against each other, but later they get better i guess

[@dr_rune]

Yeah... how Noblesse can make a man fall into temptation and thus make him vulnerable to perversion... Boromir is a sad and great character. He died bravely and kept his honour in the end. D.R.

[@Skullgrin140]

Same here! Extended is more true to the books!

[@javiersds8081]

Just so you know, since the video title isn't clear enough: this scene is from the extended edition.

[@AChickWithDrumSticks]

I have no idea what Gimli just said to Haldir, but I'm pretty sure there were words in there that weren't appropriate at all! Lol

[@TheCaveMan234]

Wow! Gimli looks realu different without his helmet on. This is the first time I haven't seen him wearing it

[@EternalXSamurai]

Gimli says "I spit upon your grave."

[@SoftHeartConviction]

ha ha! Somebody didn't get his beauty sleep last night. Feisty Gimli, I like :)

[@rachelsheppard9122]

Good question. My favorite race from LotR are the Elves

[@nataliastewart5059]

Same!!

[@Jasongy827]

Rachel Sheppard they have a sad fate, I agree. My favorite are hobbits. Simple, gentler, and a over look of positivity despite the negative perspective.

[@DrJones20]

The extended edition is better than the theatrical one. Shame that many people haven't seen it.

[@ohanna5074]

Never understood the accusing stares at Frodo... thought these guys knew what they were signing up for 🤨

[@skeletortheskeleton1357]

I'm a year late to the party, but I think it is because it is very easy to accept something, even if they tell you what, but it is way different when you live it. Frodo might of have never imagined he would go through such harshness, or at least, it is less present to him until it happens. If I told you "You will cut yourself with paper tomorrow" You would be like "meh, what's a cut all about?" But when you cut yourself you'll most likely be like "AH SHIT THAT HURTS"

[@robertisham5279]

Yeah they were all staring at Frodo like that while Boromir gave him a few words of comfort.

[@mr.midgardville]

Legolas i can imagine looking at him more because of concern for the burden and darkness he has to carry. Something deeper, you know. Gimli too, has more of a stern "poor boy" look on his face. The hobbits being more ill equipped for such things, might be a bit more accusatory in their reaction here, in their hasty feelings. At least that's what i think. :D

[@huvi8]

Boromir died in Amon Hen and Amon Hen is after Lorien.

[@redheadrogue]

Their faces are so stricken when they look at Frodo, as if it's all his fault!!! Aragorn is amazing, my fave out of all of them.

[@pinkmeercatpink]

I love Lord of the Rings so much ever since my Dad first showed me the Two Towers when i was about 8 in 2006.

[@lovelylizzie333]

Wow. I did not imagine Lothlorien to look like a huge anthill in the middle of the forest.

[@LouiseAndrade18]

Did I get the wrong impression or did Sam, Pip, Merry, Legolas and Gimli look at Frodo in a judgemental way here? Also I noticed that these same parts were seen by Frodo in Galandriel's mirror in the theatrical version of the movie. Something to wonder about...

[@debbie4503]

In the book Sam follows Frodo who follows Galadrial to look in the mirror (water). Sam is the one who see's the scowering of the Shire. I wonder why they left that out?

[@Calucifer13]

Elrond´s bro chose mortality, while Elrond himself was made a half-Elf - because you cannot become a full-fledged Elf if you were a human before. If they existed - I mean Elves - I would REALLY love to become one. Because they are not completely immortal - rthey just heal quicker and they can die e.g. in a battle. Otherwise, if not harmed, they stay immortal. Good to know, because immortality could be a pain in the ass - you quickly get bored by it, and... what then..?

[@lynn15]

"you bring great evil with you" no shit sherlock.

[@poundingonthedoor]

I agree with you, lol. I just recently read The Silmarillion and thought that same thing...however, at the time of my posting that previous comment, I hadn't yet read it :) So yes, you're probably right.

[@emperor68188]

Man this scene is so unncessary. Makes the elves look like assholes. Completely obscures the fact that they were the ones who organized all the resistance to Sauron, at the cost of their existence on Middle-Earth.

[@boredguy52]

GIMLI LOOKS HILARIOUS WITHOUT HIS HELMET!

[@kawastavka]

Haldir should have back handed Gimli for even making eye contact with him.

[@TylerCharlesFisher]

This was an early version of the Gimli makeup. Peter Jackson wasn't satisfied with how it looked, so he had them redesign his look. That's one of the reasons why this scene was deleted.

[@Lupa1410]

He said "I spit on your grave," so pretty much, yeah.

[@Razcul3603]

The temptation of power and wealth is a most cunning one, even more so when the people you care for, the people you love have death looming over their heads (so to speak) you endevor to gain power to defend them, to ensure their survival, such was happened to Boromir of Gondor (and to Anakin Skywalker among others). Like Boromir Anakin payed the ultimate price for giving in to the tempation of evil (even though it was for a good cause).

[@pjzdreamz]

I would have paid double to see these three great works of cinema unedited... What if they had made a 20+ episode extraviganza by strictly following the books ?? A LOT was left out.

[@facebeeotch]

Plus, Boromir had a hell of a time even reaching Imladris in the first place.

[@MRCAVALIER34]

@Cocarat206 i liked boromir. he gave his life defending th fellowship to make up for lettng the ring corrupt him.

[@CulinVlau]

Between this scene and the one that precedes it there should have been another scene where the orcs of Moria catch up to them but the Lorien elves shoot them down. I know this scene was filmed because some of it appeared in at least one trailer. Why hasn't this scene make it in the extended edition? I would very much like to see it. Anyone know where?

[@debbie4503]

The scene you talk about was somewhat similar in the book. The Fellowship had to sleep in the tree's on the border. The Orc's came up in the night and the Elves drew them away.

[@RedRanga90]

Boromir wasn't so much evil but he did what he did for love of his troubled kingdom and just tipped over the edge. Well that's what I thought anyway...

[@peppersausen]

"Ishkhaqwi ai durugnul!" - "I spit upon your grave."

[@battleoneliac]

Ha! Gimli. Let's just say that if you knew what he said you wouldn't be so fond of him. *Sniffles arrogantly* DWARVES!

[@RavingNarniac]

@TheGirlstar99 In the elvish tongue, (Sindarin OR Quenya) all 'C's" are prounounced with an "S' sound. It's explained in the appendix's. So don't feel bad, because a lot of poeple don't read them.

[@EternalXSamurai]

If you want to go right back to the firstborn years sure, but a much closer event was the Dwarves stealing an Elven city whilst they were being ran out by Orcs, you wonder why Thranduil wouldn't march to the aid of Thrain.

[@Normenian]

I think Gimli told him where he wants to put the handle of his Axe.

[@RaveTonic]

Gimli is my favorite character in the movie ... a proud Dwarf XD very funny ^^

[@purpleband]

i think gimli said something like "i spit on your mothers grave" or something like that, defently something about spitting on someones grave though.

[@paulmewis]

@AlbertoDeSagitario He's not mentioned after he guides them to Lothlorien. Peter Jackson used the appearance of the elves at the Battle of the Hornburg (or Helm's Deep as it's called in the movies, which is the ravine the fortress behind it afaik), to represent the sacrifices of the elves in their final days in Middle Earth. The only elf there is Legolas, otherwise. The elves of Lothlorien are assaulted by the forces of Mordor, but its out of the movie's narrative, much like the Battle of Dale.

[@poundingonthedoor]

Dwarves and Elves don't get along because the Dwarves are blamed to have woken up the Balrog. Among other things, I'm sure.

[@GeneralBoogey]

I may got one thing that may convince you that Lothlorien is also named Lorien. And here it is: Haldir: An Elf of Lorien. Found it at Google =P

[@robhoy1977]

Many of the Lorien Elves were Silvans (Thranduil's people), but presumably a good number of the older ones were Sindar (Celeborn's people) or Noldor (Galadriel's people), and these dominated, so the cultures were pretty different.

[@Lsb36]

He's just the best in the whole film xD

[@georgedownswheeler]

Boromir, ftw. I actually think it would be interesting to see what would have happened if Tolkein had not decided to kill him off, at least not until later in the series

[@SwordsmanLVL3]

"I spit upon your grave!"

[@elfloverarcher]

Yes they are.

[@ssjn4vegeta]

I do not believe that is what was told the the book "The children of Hurin", but it has been a while since I read it.

[@Jake_the_Ging]

Haldir was great i did NOT like the elves (aside from legoles) untill i saw haldir i dont think he shouldve died =C

[@Razcul3603]

The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

[@mushu144]

true... legolas is but a kid. haldir has been there since the 1st age. i would want to know what aragorn said to gimli after the dawrf language.. i couldn't quite catch it.

[@Christian8606]

I've listened that The Hobbit will be on theaters in the next years. Peter Jackson will be the director. I can't wait to see this come true... But I would also like to see The Silmarilion too. Who knows? Maybe one day...

[@mangamadde]

I know Boromir is a nice guy ;P And no, it wasn't REALLY Frodo's fault, he just got the Ring by chance. Just to let you know ;)

[@OLV16]

"that... was not so courteus" (i think)

[@kirkoswald21]

In the book they make gimili put a blind fold over his eyes

[@KatMoretti]

Hehe, now it's clear why the subtitle was left out.

[@mangamadde]

I think it's funny how everyone stares at Frodo like it was his fault xD They look like: "Damn, why did that STUPID hobbit have to bring the Ring with him?!" xD But otherwise I like this scene. Especially the whole "Boromir as a nice dude" thing :)

[@Leodhais]

Well, with the thought that the dwarves are given some sort of scottish accent, you might just as well count on it :))

[@The-notaryCoUk]

"That was no so curteous". (spelling?)

[@LostOddity]

cool, never seen this before^^ in this film, Frodo is always giving Boromir mardy looks.. don't get me wrong, i love the film, but give the guy a break, it's not his fault an evil ring is trying to warp his mind!

[@DrJones20]

@SamSoundtrack Absolutely agree.

[@Calucifer13]

I would LOVE to be an Elf. In older days, Elrond was a mortal, and a twin (of his bro :-) ), too. He badly wanted to became an Elf, so those two of ´em were given a choice - they could either stay human or turn Elves.

[@unknown1Beauty]

how did u find that out..thats cool.

[@harry911tk]

I'm confused, didn't they meet Haldir as they entered lothlorien??

[@5boromir5]

what does aragorn say to gimli? that was not so... please tell me

[@frithandinle]

Words of wisdom, Ned Stark n__n

[@jediking12]

@babyshady018 The Special Extended DVD Collection just like how Star Wars did theirs in 2004

[@Rekubot]

Why does Gimli have grey hair? In the later movies when he takes his helmet off it's all the same colour.