LOTR The Two Towers - The Story Foreseen from Lórien

[@ZenZudokai]

“Do we leave Middle Earth to its fate? Do we let them stand alone?” The look Elrond gave that painting, a perfect depiction of man still fighting, even against all odds. And he is reminded of man’s single greatest strength. Their will.

[@lahoku]

Zen767 Gamer4Lyfe yes, something that he really can’t do; but since he’s half-elven he has the ability to choose this.

[@benjaminprince6424]

I always think looking at the picture of Isildur and Sauron made Elrond think of Aragorn, in the sense that he knew Aragorn would not give in or go down without a fight, which is exactly what happened.

[@cprw10]

​@@benjaminprince6424 I think the same, in the books this part isn't like that, But I don't care I love this scene, because I like to think Elrond loves Aragorn almost like a son, Elrond had secretly kept Aragorn for many years to protect him, Elrond raised Aragorn and called him Estel (Hope) as he feared that Sauron's agents would kill him if his identity was revealed, just as they had killed his father when Aragorn was 2 years old, for this reason he only told Aragorn what his true identity was when he was 20 years old..

[@stevem2323]

Beautifully said my friend, beautiful ❤️.

[@tenebrosforsetti.7998]

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[@BlueNightZX]

When your mother in law is immortal, a telepath, can read your mind and reach you at any momment anywhere, poor elrond, no wonder he wanted to leave middle earth

[@MrHockeyguy99]

And when he finally does, his mother in law went with him

[@OnionChoppingNinja]

@@MrHockeyguy99 and that is how the song " mother in law" by Ernie K Doe came to be.

[@ayemaeyalit3354]

And losing his daughter to the world of man

[@florbfnarb7099]

She doesn’t have telepathy; I got the impression they communicated via their rings, Galadriel and Elrond wearing two of the Three.

[@kyleenglot9184]

@@florbfnarb7099 No Galadriel has always had a gift for foresight. If you read the silmsrillion she grew up in Valinor which is the undying lands the elves speak of. She joined her Noldorin Kin when they rebelled and left Valinor for middle Earth/Beleriand. She was said to possess this gift even then long before she acquired the ring of power. Feanör the elf who crafted the Silmarils approached Galadriel to get some of her hair as it was said the light of the two trees of Valinor were entangled in her hair. Galadriel sensed that Feanör was not to be trusted or that he had unjust intentions which you could say is an example of her ability to read minds. It's the same reason she was able to read the minds of the rest of the fellowship who had no rings of power

[@Tobidecai]

Cate Blanchett's voice is... i can't even describe it

[@davecrupel2817]

Beautiful!

[@СпоследуюшимВыдумывание]

All actors who play angelic being in this movie have very powerful voice; Christopher Lee, Ian Mc and Cate

[@37Sith]

Hauntingly beautiful..... Idk like an immortal magical Elf.... 😉

[@jonasrmb01]

@@СпоследуюшимВыдумывание well lee and mckellen could be considered as that but galadriel is an elf not an angelic being

[@PedroHLima-ss7hy]

The film's allegory can be sorted out better with the help of my philosophy of history book, "The guide of the post-cataclysmic Catholic". theguideofthepostcataclysmiccatholic.blogspot.com/2020/10/the-guide-of-post-cataclysmic-catholic_22.html?m=1

[@samuelleask1132]

Fun fact: Galadriel's words in Elvish at the beginning are actually the same words from the very beginning of the trilogy: "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air."

[@Viviantanable]

I’ve been looking for someone to translate that haha

[@SilentDanDisney]

Words said at beginning of The Fellowship Of The Ring Prologue.

[@jonasrmb01]

in the books i think it is actually treebeard who says this

[@jem_theelf]

Hmm, thought I recognised it...

[@Jellyyy.m]

+Samuel Leask you are right ❤

[@dirdib69]

"In his heart, Frodo begins to understand: the quest will claim his life." Sam's devotion to Frodo was the wild card, something that not even the ring could corrupt. Galadriel saw into Sam's heart when they met, but she had also said that "foretelling was in vain". In other sense, though, it DID claim Frodo's life. It cost him his innocence and gave him wounds that would never heal. His only hope for peace was travelling to the West.

[@mangoman2148]

I still would have preferred Frodo dying in Mt Doom. His death was foretold several times and it would have completed the line of every ring-bearer who refused to relinquish the ring being killed as a result. For all the despair, no members of the Fellowship actually died in Two Towers or ROTK.

[@michaelneufeld4515]

The Quest did end up claiming Frodo's life, but not in the mundane way. His life as it was ceased to exist, and so he left for the Undying Lands. That's how these prophecies work - they're accurate but not always precise.

[@xaviermcknight1510]

@@mangoman2148 frodo is a good lad, he did not deserve such a horrid fate

[@radscorpion8]

Reading reddit about this, the undying lands are basically a kind of heaven that lesser gods and angelic beings inhabit together with the elves. So in a sense he's kind of going to heaven to deal with his wounds. In a very real way...if you get on that boat you kind of are dying, since I don't think you can go back to Middle Earth; the undyling lands are supposed to be a higher dimension, where you're not on the same planet as middle earth anymore. But comparing a loss of innocence to death in and of itself seems a bit silly. There are lots of people suffering grave psychological problems on Earth today, and calling them dead would be a slap in the face. I think its an insulting interpretation and hard to take seriously. You can explain away virtually every wrong prophecy ever made by using the right metaphors. If you're willing to do that then prophecy loses all its meaning, you just interpret away the result until it suits your needs. But then you're aren't predicting anything, you're just a con artist.

[@calowenby1654]

This is really deep imo, and so are the replies here. Such a fun read!

[@joekaz5198]

The way Sauron is portrayed and spoken of in the films is almost Lovecraftian. Larger than life and beyond comprehension.

[@scottmatheson3346]

beyond lovecraftian. lovecraft has to rely on novelty, on strangeness, to sell his horror. tolkien induces equal dread without need of that performance enhancer, simply by speaking to what we already feel to be true.

[@phantasosxgames8488]

@Caine THE DARK FATHER not only that , Tolkien does have lovecraftian beings , with "performance enhancers" , which was Ungoliath and the Unnamed Things in th deepest abyss of Moria.

[@joneubanks9686]

@@scottmatheson3346 delusional. theres a reason why it's called lovecraftian horror

[@michaeldeboer]

It always blows my mind that Sauron was basically like Gandalf once, one of the Maia, and he turned into Morgoth's greatest lieutenant. When Frodo offers Gandalf the Ring and he recoils and freaks out, this is why he is so frightened by the temptation.

[@teleportedbreadfor3days]

@Michael de Boer Sauron went by another name once, he was respected by his kin and believe to be incorruptible. Then Morgoth influenced him to the point that the only thing which made Morgoth more evil than Sauron was how one served another.

[@emperorrevan6992]

It’s that last line she says to Elrond, “Do we let them stand alone,” that really hits the scene for me. You can hear the sheet desperation and pleading in her voice, essentially begging Elrond to provide some provision that could hopefully turn the tide even if it is the end for the Elves. Absolutely stellar on the actress’ part.

[@thefandomrealm]

@@char4511 Not sure Galadriel would have been begging for anything. If she wanted to send help. She would have sent help. Remember those were not elrond's soldiers. The conversation is more of this is what is going to happen, what do you think since the elves were starting to leave for valinor.

[@Rotisiv]

@@thefandomrealmThere’s only so much the Elves can do. They’ve lived and fought for so long against Sauron and even against Morgoth, they’re probably sick of it, they are yearning to go back to their home Valinor which is not selfish on their part, it’s absolutely understandable. It’s only selfish from mankind’s perspective, who are getting absolutely crushed by Sauron and his forces.

[@fredojuve]

"Isengard has been unleashed" EPIC

[@TheLeaveTaking]

god yes, i love it

[@adamhamilton8313]

fredojuve What's crazy is that Isengard was never originally meant for war. Then the orcs came along and suddenly turn it into a factory.

[@cosborne06]

I love the sigh Elrond exhales at 1:00 after he hears all the disastrous play by play. As soon as he hears of Frodos strength failing, it's like that's too much for Elrond to bare because he knows that this is Frodos task and it grieves his heart for Frodo.

[@StanLehmann]

Everything is epic, every speech!!! It'll forever stand in my mind - the Great Arda, Tolkien's Universe!!!

[@rassest]

Holy sh*t that army

[@ashanark5782]

"For Sauron will have dominion over all life on this earth, even to the ending of the world." That line always gives me chills. One of the most masterful parts of LOTR is the power-balancing of Sauron: he is the strongest thing outside of Valinor, yes, but at no point does he seem overpowered. This makes his threat all the more meaningful. He is older than the world and will last longer than the world; the image of a potentially successful Sauron brooding in his tower over a dead planet for endless millennia is a terrifying thought.

[@devrimbulbul9524]

Morgoth his master is way stronger then him and true now without the existance of him yes sauron is the strongest power in middle earth

[@devrimbulbul9524]

@Brent Hui i am with you but you know morgoth could had easiely dominated the world if the valar didnt rage war so many times against morgoth.at some time he was even overpowering the valarians if renforcements didnt arrive then morgoth would had won.but i agree sauron was a way beter dark lord he corrupted the numenorains,the 9 king of men,made Dwarve lords paranoid,and in the first age while sauron his lord morgoth was captured by the valar but sauron was puten in charge of his forces made his army even bigger. morgoth had said lies to his brother that he was freed from the dark.so he was freed from his prison and fleed to the south in the lands of the valar where found angoliath the mother of shelob he and angoliath have destroyed the the 2 tree's of light from the valar and brought valar inti darkness.for sure sauron couldnt do something like that. Sauron was just bringing fear into the second age and thride age while morgoth only brought fear in the first age

[@froidreinblessaxe4555]

Well actually before him Morgoth was actually the strongest thing outside of Valinor or to be even more exact the world itself.Considering him overpowering all of the other Valars and being the most powerful creation of Eru.He is the most powerful being in all of Arda,he is brute,he is strong,but when it comes to cunningnes and entellect Sauron is by far better,in fact for me he is a genius.Think about it,after being captured by the Numeneureans what he did is that he actually convinced the king and the others to go againts the Valars and sale West in which they are forbidden.And because of that Numeneur was sunk,and that is a feet of achievement for him and you can't do that by just simply being strong,It takes a lot a of entellect and convincing skills to do that.

[@hardleftturn7274]

Sauron wants slaves to order around. Morgoth is the one that wanted a dead planet to brood over for endless millennia. After destroying all life with his orcs he would’ve destroyed them as well than committed suicide as much as an immortal could do so.

[@danielhamilton351]

So what you are saying is Morgoth is a suicidal nihilist with daddy issues.

[@alvin081988]

The way Galadriel narrates it makes it sound majestic and alluring

[@Riri-oj1zs]

You have not seen what I have seen.

[@kaelthunderhoof5619]

There's a tempest in me!

[@slickchick5811]

she sure talked a lot

[@thescribbler5300]

One of the best scenes in the entire series

[@robertreid1579]

In my opinion the best scene in The Two Towers.

[@Bartosz94]

0:01 - That feeling when you see your daughter for the last time and your mother-in-low calls you just after that

[@3dbadboy1]

I don't know about you, but I felt that this was when the story, the entire trilogy hit rock bottom. Utter dispair and seeming hopelessness. Great cinema.

[@Brained05]

For me it was during the horse and rider speech when they were arming the young boys to fight the Uruk-hai.

[@spaceace4387]

It's not a trilogy, it's just one film. There are only two Middle Earth films: Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit

[@GusJKlaus]

For me this is the checkpoint of the triology

[@chakraborty1989]

Exactly.

[@Nash9r]

@@spaceace4387 The Hobbit never happened.

[@Sh0ckmaster]

The nice touch there of Elrold looking at Isildur on the mural, knowing of course that he was at that same battle. Also, the decision to give Galadriel that distinctive light in her eyes. Such a small touch, but it makes her look otherworldly. Superb stuff.

[@kobajagrandelol]

In The Lord of the Rings, the filmmakers used a special lighting rig for Galadriel so that her eyes appear to reflect the starlight. This is because Galadriel is the last Elf in Middle-Earth to have seen the light of the Trees of Valinor.

[@Rotisiv]

@@kobajagrandelol Some of the light of the two Trees is even said to have been captured in her hair which has inspired Feänor to make the Silmarils.

[@dadada486]

I love how Galadriel invokes the feeling of dread and doom in this scene! One of the most memorable in the film.

[@yestoES355]

“For Sauron will have dominion…. Even until the ending of the world” that speech gave me SHIVERS on what could’ve happened. The way Galadriel delivers that with certainty is amazing

[@ToxicallyMasculinelol]

the young captain of gondor has but to extend his hand, take the ring for his own, and the world will fall. man that line hits hard. this whole monologue is amazing.

[@fahrituredi7039]

How about "one cannot satisfy thirst with sea water.". How about that line 😀

[@thatkindofguy9346]

Galadriel: You haven’t seen what I have seen. Elrond: What Galadriel: WHAT

[@Alex-gl4qn]

*Smeagol beats off furiously*

[@slickchick5811]

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[@robertreid1579]

0:29 the timing of the music when Galadriel says "Isengard has been unleashed." I can feel the horror of the ten thousand uruk hai marching their way to Helm's Deep. It takes me back to when I first watched and felt the horror of that scene when I was 5 years old.

[@asadmuhammad5586]

Has been unleashed

[@asadmuhammad5586]

Their is how it is spelled

[@thesinofpride9433]

This is simply the most bone-chilling moment in cinematic history. "For Sauron will have dominion over all life on earth - even unto the ending of the world."

[@englishlady9797]

Elves can escape though and go to Valinor, which was meant to be removed from Middle Earth. Its not an option for anyone else. I'm glad though that Elrond and ther others did not make that choice to just leave and abandon everyone to their fate.

[@thesinofpride9433]

@@stuartmclean1521 Don't think that Sauron could have launched a successful assault upon Valinor. No way. I rather interpret she doesn't count Valinor as part of the world. There are many valid arguments for this

[@TheMaxyms]

@@thesinofpride9433 Indeed. Sauron desired control and power. But if he managed to successfully control all of Middle-Earth, I don’t know what he would do next. Him retrieving the ring, would mean him retrieving almost all of his former power, even though he lost his "shapeshifting abilities" with the fall of Numenor. Would he manage to satisfy his motives by staying in ME, until the end of time and Morgoth’s return ?

[@thesinofpride9433]

@@TheMaxyms Possibly. In any case, he would have to. He'd probably know that barring intervention on the part of the Valar, he would be able to rule until the Dagor Dagorath. And I doubt he forgot what happened the last time he fomented an attack on Valinor :P

[@eddyd63]

@@stuartmclean1521 Valinor is no longer reachable from Middle Earth. The attempted attack of Valinor by Numenor is what changed that.

[@nightfalls5462]

lotr is really an amazing trilogy. its probably the best one mankind has ever got. some scenes of these movies... such darkness, tragedy, loss, death, and destruction. combined with love, alliances, and never ending bonds of friendship and brothership. together standing as one facing the ultimate threat

[@juanfernandocastilla2845]

I never knew until now that Galadriel is Elrond's Mother In Law. Cate Blanchett is Hugo Weaving's Mother In Law hahahaha

[@Ruosteinenknight]

If you think of it, it's Hela being mother in law of red skull/mr. smith.

[@JonatasAdoM]

@@Ruosteinenknight Is it... she... NO WAY

[@vincesergi7339]

Which is weird because he's nine years older than her.

[@sapattiwapinas3439]

@@vincesergi7339 but in this fictional piece of film the race of elves is ageless.

[@Will.Flavell]

And Ronan the accuser is the father of Legolas

[@rknight1947]

Nothing against the actress portraying Galadriel in Amazon’s Rings of Power, but Cate Blanchett is the only Galadriel I recognize.

[@dusk6159]

Absolutely yes, of course.

[@heavenofapocalypse15]

Lord of the Rings rocks...

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

Same 😊

[@PanzerShrek94]

"The quest will claim his life" She was right.Frodo did not die but he lost his old life completely.he could never be as he was.he became a broken person.that is why he had to sail away.

[@rayw3332]

He HAD to sail to the Undying Lands because when someone is stabbed with a Morgul-blade the tip breaks off, and though Arwen and Elrond's magic saved Frodo's life and allowed useful existence ... the tip eventually travels to the heart and kills the victim.

[@PanzerShrek94]

@@rayw3332 dude.the tip was taken out by Elrond.Frodo is not Tony Stark.

[@scottmatheson3346]

too bad tolkien didn't have the guts to go through with actually killing frodo on mt doom, the eagles' deus ex machina was ridiculous.

[@nepntzerZer]

that's bullshit bro why you lie? the wound just never heals properly frodo would be in agony on the anniversary of being stabbed every year and have to heal the wound all over again. the venom from shelob also make him very sick along with all the ptsd he was seriously fucked up and couldn't even be a hobbit anymore. its in the book bro. read bro.

[@ARexha08]

@@nepntzerZer you do realise LOTR is fictional? Why are you so mad lol

[@mihirdey5168]

“It is the risk we all took”

[@gandalf4271]

This entire sequence, along with many others, is what made The Two Towers a phenomenal film. This scene shows the impending doom being faced by the different races of Middle Earth, and the shear volume of darkness and despair carries through to the Battle of Helm's Deep.

[@gandalf4271]

I'm also so glad Cate Blanchett was a part of these films. Even though her parts are small, they a big impact for the story.

[@primal1233]

Galadriel is both amazing and scary at the same time. She can literally talk to anyone anywhere in middle-earth and she has great power! I would not want to be her enemy!

[@kestone1721]

Same as gadfalf white wizard

[@mateverovic5169]

1:56 Epic Sauron

[@gaynzz6841]

Ash nazg

[@koengeerlings2147]

The sound he makes when the eye come in the screen. Damn what a menace

[@fitrianhidayat]

She can become both Galadriel and Hela, what a great actress.

[@sylvetteslavika5930]

And Queen Elizabeth

[@Will.Flavell]

Just he can become both Elrond and Red Skull

[@fitrianhidayat]

@@Will.Flavell and agent smith. And V

[@TheJellymonty]

I wonder how Cate Blanchett feels about how Rings of Power ruined her character, Galadriel. She was absolutely flawless and was born to be Galadriel.

[@stevem2323]

They all have to be quiet about it, woke agenda and all. She could be called racist if she's not careful.

[@amqru]

Leave my wife Morfydd clark alone

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

​@@amqru hahaha

[@TJSaw]

No true LOTR fan recognises the Rings of Power as anything more than a corporate cash grab at best or a cheap fan made parody at worst. Cate Blanchett is the one and only Galadriel in our eyes.

[@krishkrish8213]

​@TJSaw, you know the most ironic thing no true lord of the rings fan would dictate who is or not a fan, Tolkein hates this type of fandom and made fun of them.

[@jaimiller7679]

Galadriel: "Do we let them stand alone?" *music intensifies *dramatically zooms in on Elrond Elrond: "yea, i couldn't care less actually"

[@projectprince8301]

Jai Miller Lmaooo 😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭 Tht was actually made me laugh really hard idek why

[@_Axolottie_]

Aww man

[@elusuariosecreto2458]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@johndoe5432]

Then he jumps on a gray ship, dabs, and peaces out.

[@moncefkarimaitbelkacem1918]

@@johndoe5432 arrival at valinor “wuuuut? a dark lord threatening to kill or enslave all men, never heard of it, anyways, you guys haven’t seen my brother?”

[@MrBeau101]

Who’s here after the recent Rings of Power trailer? The difference between the way Galadriel and Elrond interact here compared to ‘that’ awful bit of dialogue in the trailer is incredible. No one-up-manship or passive aggressiveness needed to show Galadriel’s power and wisdom compared to Elrond’s. Just great writing and direction plus superb acting from Cate Blanchett.

[@JM-19-86]

Well, they are thousands of years older, here.

[@alexandersmith4731]

@@JM-19-86 Uh, Galadriel was also older in that scene, her younger days was in Valinor, not Middle Earth

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

Why are you bitching? LotR was adapted and reconfigured by Jackson, his wife, and Boyens. Taking many liberties from the original novel yet AntiROPer idiots pretend that this Trilogy is truer to the books when they're actually not.

[@ahyarhartanto1802]

@@JM-19-86 she was born before even the race of men woke up, you can't expect an ancient being to behave like a teenage girl lmao

[@ChristopherBergsten]

@@ahyarhartanto1802 I mean, in the TV show she kind of does.. :P

[@SwfanredLotr]

Isengard has been unleashed.... Always gives me chills..

[@fahrituredi7039]

The way she pronounces the word "unleashed" is priceless indeed.

[@theMad_Artist]

I love the way Galadriel says "the last free kingdom of Men"

[@PeacockRhino]

@Asterius Good point. But Gondorians are the last descendants of the Elemdili of Numenor.

[@Will.Flavell]

@Asterius Sauron sent a mass army of Easterlings to Dale and Erebor.

[@oscarstainton]

Kingdom of Dale & Esgaroth: Are we a joke to you?!?

[@juliandacosta6841]

@@oscarstainton and rohan

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

​@@juliandacosta6841 Rohan was literally at brink of destruction

[@BobCakez]

Fun fact, this scene was originally meant to take place wholly in Lothlorian. Elrond and Arwen were meant to travel to meet Galadriel in person, then Arwen was to lead the elves to Helm's Deep. This was all changed and reshot later, but you can still see glimpses in early trailers.

[@hhssnshdnkssjsn1193]

BobCakez lol

[@k.grillmayer606]

One of many, many epic scenes in Lotr

[@calowenby1654]

I don’t know if choppy slow-motion has ever been used better than it’s used here. It fits in so well.

[@theseageek]

Something they didn’t foresee: Samwise’s incorruptible loyalty to Frodo that turned the tide.

[@MustertheBrohirrim]

Masterpiece, absolutely without equal. The only example in adaptation, practical filmmaking, and visual storytelling. Dedicated actors compelling each other to bring everything everyday and believing in the material. I hope we'll see films like this again one day.

[@TheMovieMistress1993]

You can see the problem in Elronds eyes : the consequences of his actions ; he was there the day the strength of men failed, when Isildur kept that ring when he could have destroyed himself. He had the gift of foresight like Galadriel did and gave men another chance, not for his sake, but for his daughters and the man he raised like a son

[@englishlady9797]

He did, but one might say the choice that really saved Middle Earth in the end wasn't made with any influence from Elrond. It was when Faramir chose to let Frodo go. Overcoming the One Ring's seduction and defying his father. Faramir, who Galadriel sort of wrote off thinking he would inevitably fall.

[@mikemal4398]

Turning down the ring must have been hard for Faramir considering it's like the one thing that would make his dad "appreciate/respect" him. But that would only last like a minute anyway before denethor went even more crazy. Would be interesting to see what denethor would have tried to do with the ring and what powers it might have given him

[@kenparsons7686]

As strong of will as Faramir was, I doubt he would’ve ever presented the ring to Denethor. Isildur was essentially “corrupted” by the ring a few hours or days after he took it into his possession. I’m not sure it would be any different with Faramir. I think Faramir realized this and understood that taking the ring would quickly lead to his doom and that of his people. One of the more brilliant subplots in this incredible story.

[@supacopper4790]

Elrond didn't say anything in this scene and didn't have much expression either, but his brief expression, along with Galadriel's words are working so well together in showing how hopeless the situation is, and their combination also working so well in showing Elrond's grief and guilt for sending Frodo to this quest, which might also mean send him to death. Great acting by Cate Blanchett and Hugo Weaving.

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

"I bring word from Lord Elrond of Rivendell. An Alliance once existed between Elves and Men. Long ago we fought and died together. We come to honor that allegiance." -- Haldir

[@lloydthomas2896]

Not in the books.

[@goodputin4324]

It should have been Glorfindel leading a Noldor army from Rivendell

[@terohietamies9441]

Deleted version Elrond and Arwen was in Lothlorien. Galadriel was with Arwen at the mirrow showing future and Elrond spoke with Celeborn about war. So maybe they left line "word from Lord Elrond" but cut extra stuff out because of time. My oppion they should have change it word from Lorien or Galadriel/Celeborn or something like that.

[@tefazDK]

Why would a Lorien elf lead Rivendell soldiers?

[@kkmsscouttroop0789]

@@goodputin4324 Well, in the books; no elves came to the battle of Helms Deep. While in the movie (The Two Towers), Haldir is leading the Lorien’s elves, whom are Teleri(s). Not the Noldor(s). If you watch the Fellowship of the Ring and The Hobbit Unexpected Journey, the Noldor(s) have different set of armours compare to their other elvish clan(s). At the same time, Imladris (Rivendell) is very far away from Helms Deep; even if they did it is impossible for them cross the Cap of Rohan without being notice by Saruman.

[@girlgirl55]

When I saw this in the cinema, on the big screen, I got so involved in Galadriel’s speech that I caught myself nodding along when she said “the time of the elves is over”, as if it was real life!

[@just_cade]

Galadriel is the best character in the entire legendarium in my opinion.

[@ConorandBrigid]

I could not agree more.

[@bearencounter3184]

0:29 gives me goosebumps every time

[@strippyfire001]

Definitely, I love how the crew is so close. They're my favourite movies and books.

[@wjneill3]

It's visually-poetic sequences like this that make the LOTR pictures stand heads above all other cinematic fantasy pieces. There's an eloquence and majesty to them that enraptures the audience to the depth and richness of the world. So few other films achieve this!

[@MirandaSinistra]

Amazon made me miss the OG Galadriel, so I'm here to remember her before they massacre my girl.

[@Andy-dh2sv]

Every fucking scene in this triology is so great. A true masterpiece my friends.

[@johnc658]

Elrond is a half-elf, half-man. For Elrond, abandoning man means abandoning half of his own kind.

[@seanvaldehueza4281]

Why is Elrond's lashes so expressive

[@shivakumar499]

Piercing gaze

[@lisahenry20]

The amazingness of elf hair extends to even eyelashes

[@kiratdjamel8357]

01:57 anybody noticed that Sauron said "Hi!" to the Nazgul flying in front of his eye! I'm amazed at the details!

[@rayw3332]

This scene demonstrates the power of the two Elvish rings of Galadriel and Elrond allowing telepathic communication. This scene was made because the whole story of The Lord of the Rings is not about orcs and elves and hobbits and wizards and Dark Lords and rings. It's about the lament and tragedy -- of the transition from the Third Age to the Fourth Age of Man. The lament of Tolkien for his Elves. To Tolkien, his race of Elves represented an apotheosis ... as everything consummately superior (grace, beauty, tallness, wisdom, passion, spirituality, knowledge, immortality, lithesomeness, strength, etc) to men. So the whole real story of LOTR is in this first scene, where the two most powerful Elves lament the coming War of the Rings, the destruction of the One Ring, the dissipation of their rings' powers, the fall of their kingdoms and the need for their peoples to leave Middle Earth forever, to the dominion of men. Men and their improvidence, wickedness, constant conflicts and wars, rapacity, and destruction of the ecosphere: industry, deforestation, pollution, etc.

[@LongSpear.]

After reading your accurate opinion...I think all Tolkien's fans must read it too! So magnificent perfect! It is true what you have said.

[@goodputin4324]

Cirdan is more powerful than Elrond. Elves can speak telepathically. It's called osanwe

[@valaraukar_595]

Osanwe (telepathy) was the default way of communicating before speech was invented.

[@TheWarthogRunGame]

This scene is literally 2 minutes of Elrond standing around looking serious. I love it.

[@mad9325]

Elrond got reality check from his mother-in-law

[@db7073]

Kate Blanchett is marvelous

[@mohammadharisfahim6614]

The elves and among them Elrond and by extension his mother in law Galadriel, loved mankind. It was their ending service to Iluvitar to install men as the dominant life form on middle earth before fading into west

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

"Isengard has been unleashed." That always gives me chills when combined with the huge numbers of the Uruk-Hai marching their way to Helms Deep to massacre the entirety of Rohan while Sauron focuses on annihilating the people of Gondor thus wiping out the race of men from Middle Earth for good.

[@Dark-jh8kx]

Meanwhile ents unleash themsefl to the isengard :d

[@Chandadrive]

Cate Blanchett was like 32 when she filmed this. Lol so young yet she plays the roll so well, you’d think she was like in her 60s.

[@calowenby1654]

She's incredible.

[@vitcher3507]

"Could you really rest for all of eternity, knowing that you had the chance to stop him but did nothing?"

[@anakinskywalker8859]

The fact that Galadriel and Elrond know that Frodo will claim the ring at the end and him being permanently scarred over his burden shows how desperate the elves are to defeat Sauron.

[@timovangalen1589]

The movies do a brilliant job of using characters like Gandalf, Elrond, and Galadriel to deliver exposition. They're the grand strategists in the war against Sauron, so they naturally have a chessboard-like view of events in the story. It also helps that Cate Blanchett could read the phonebook and make it sound epic.

[@Abstracto1412]

1:57 this sound or whatever is so much more sinister and evil than every dialogue in any game with Sauron speaking XD

[@calowenby1654]

It's an awesome shot, too.

[@JohnFallot]

Fun fact, this clip wasn’t edited: Australians just communicate telepathically with one another.

[@Rorschachqp]

LOTR greatest hero #1 - Samwise Gamgee; LOTR greatest hero #2 - Faramir…these two resisting the ring at pivotal moments is what allowed the quest to succeed despite what should have been doom. It’s one thing for hobbits to not get seduced by the ring…it’s quite another for a human to resist taking it.

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

Half of Elrond wanted to strap up and go there himself.

[@fluffytuffy9142]

When lothlorien’s theme song came on i knew Galadriel was talkin’

[@jlop6822]

Something about that “the ring is close now…soo close to achieving its goal…” is so haunting and eerie. You actually believe it.

[@Buffy21121]

The tragic thing is that none of the Elven warriors follow Helm's Deep will survive. Which in turn should mark the end of the time of the elves. This incidentally replaces the scene where Galadriel Celeborn meets Elrond and there decides to help the people of Rohan. A conversation ensued between Galadriel and her granddaughter Arwan. As beautiful as this scene is for her, I would have loved to have seen a scene with Arwen and her grandmother.

[@calowenby1654]

Oh yeah you're right. That would've been a cool thing to see.

[@UnionLords]

Saruman's Urukhai Army... is SUPERIOR TO ANY existing armies of Men or Elves or Orcs... With the exception of numbers... 0.30 - 0.35 ... The *Isengard has been unleashed* moment... The most breath taking part of this.

[@nickbolas3081]

"Men who are so easily seduced by power." This captures the weakness of men. But the incredible part about LOTR is that it also shows the kindness and bravery men are capable of when they march to war, knowing they are outnumbered.

[@Dickens58]

This scene is so relevant right now.

[@offspectrum5737]

Watching this makes me see even clearly how poorly they portray Galadriel in Rings of Power.

[@Puntargento]

The elves underestimated the worth of men. This was the value in which Gandalf believed: he knew that there were also men like Faramir

[@Evan8787]

Yes, let them stand alone

[@jaderounder]

No not alone ROHIRRIM.

[@englishlady9797]

Galadriel badly underestimated men. That's all I can say. She just assumed Faramir would give in as she though men always would, but he didn't. He overcame the seduction of the One Ring (in the book he didn't even try to take it at all, he wasn't interested) and saved the world. King of shows Elves weren't always as wise and all-knowing as they thought.

[@Alejojojo6]

They are weaker and she was right with Boromir and almost right with Faramir... it took him a lot of time and danger to realize that it was best to let Frodo go. At first he was going to take it... Elves fought Morgoth which was 10 times worst than Sauron. They could have simply left but they stayed and helped men.

[@tmage23]

Galadriel had seen the strength of Men fail time and time again over the thousands of years. From the fall of Numenor to Isildur's refusal to destroy the ring. You can't blame her for assuming it would be the same again.

[@Raidency]

‘You have not seen what i’ve seen!’

[@blvp2145]

You're so right, I have not seen how bad your acting is. But I am glad that you have seen what I wish I could unseen.

[@watch-Dominion-2018]

Peter Jackson's LOTR will endure the ages as one of the greatest human achievements, alongside Bernini's David, The Odyssey, The Norse Sagas, The Bible, etc

[@bartycrouchjr.8831]

Amazon's Galadriel or this Galadriel? Choose one and write down in the comments.

[@TJMalana]

I think Amazon’s Galadriel would an AMAZING character perhaps way more badass! 🤔 😂

[@kylethefloridaman]

One of the best scenes in the entire movie!

[@colonelburton8451]

@1:10 Galadriel "You know this... you have foreseen it" Elrond "I have foreseen.." Galadriel "You have not foreseen what I've seen!!" Elrond "... uh.... okay.. I meant to say what I foresaw is.." Galadriel "YOU have NOT FORESEEN... what I've seen"

[@charlesuplifted5216]

Do we let them stand alone? Those words are powerful since he was at the last alliance and fought along side men and dwarves Both the king of men and the king of the elves died in the battle of mount doom by saurmon

[@goodputin4324]

Sauron

[@JonatasAdoM]

The first time I saw this scene was in the the videogame the lord of the rings the return if the king. I can't be sure but that was when this scene really struck me (and mind you at the time I didn't understand a single word she spoke!)

[@Purplegalaxy00]

For Sauron will have dominion of all life on this Earth, even unto the ending of the world :)

[@SamFisher007]

So refreshing to go back and watch the LOTR films after the travesty of Rings of Power. This is the one and only Galadriel and isn't even close in comparison to the Guyladriel we got in ROP who has a personality of a 16 year-old girl.

[@User-3O3]

Galadriel: Do we live Middle-earth to its fate? Do we let them stand alone? Elrond: Human beings are a disease. The cancer of this world. They are a plague, and Sauron... is the cure.

[@АлексКороль-р3ь]

0:36; 0:50; 1:57 - Epic Sauron.

[@kanthector]

For some reason I always found Saruman's army more threatening and intimidating than Sauron's.

[@worldofazeroth]

They had better armor and they were stronger than Orcs from Mordor. IfSaurman had time to keep breading, the others would not have stood a chance.

[@kyleenglot9184]

@@korbin4510 I think Saruman would use his army to block off aid to Mordor from the north. This would give him time to search more for the ring. Of course Saruman doesn't realize that Frodo and Sam managed to separate from the fellowship and have already slipped passed his clutches. Saruman's main goal was to buy himself time by pretending to ally with Sauron while he searched for the ring and once he did he would challenge Sauron and try to control him or replace Sauron as a new dark lord/wizard.

[@barkley8285]

@@worldofazeroth nah. Saruman had 10,000, sauron had 200,000. Even if an urukhai beats an orc 5-1 hes still massively outnumbered

[@thomasjuniardi3559]

@@barkley8285 and the Nazgul and witch king, even Gandalf the white are overwhelmed. 😁

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

Mordor lines would destroy Isengard easily

[@tiptop9120]

This scene change the destiny of the middle earth

[@mossy642]

Man the subtitles for the Elvish are great.

[@michaelf7093]

Galadriel cannot leave, until she is forgiven by Valinor. As the only surviving Lady of the Noldor, she still bears the Curse of Feanor. It is only her role in the downfall of Sauron that led to her redemption.

[@ryankwon8785]

She passed the test during the Mirror of Galadriel scene.

[@katherinepeterson-roberts]

People think this scene is pure fiction but it couldn’t be more real than the world we live in and what will soon unfold.

[@vivthefree]

When exactly?

[@nathanstice8456]

Really??? Lol…this time has its serious issues but every generation has had trouble. Now imagine if WW2 was happening right now…you would be saying the same thing…

[@vide0gameCaster]

0:30 to 0:35 That slow-mo march of Uruk Hai is badass as fck

[@neonsolace2748]

i always interpreted as galadriel breaking the forth wall and literally narrating to the viewer itself

[@uchuytran1266]

Morfydd Clark should have seen this scene so many times to feel the power of Galadriel. Her cast in Rings of Power has been bad so far. Cate Blanchett is amazing even nowadays!

[@deletedaccount1990]

Damn... no movie ever will come close to the stellar quality of that trilogy.

[@nostalgicmediapersia4051]

مثل این فیلم ندیدم تا حالا...نخواهم دید و ساخته نخواهد شد…این یک شاهکار است

[@jamieolberding7731]

Dalek Emperor "God of All Daleks: [addressing his fleet from his flagship's throne] "Purify the Earth with fire! The planet will become my Temple and we shall RISE! This... will... be.. our PARADISE!"

[@keitanobunaga9153]

King Elrond of Rivendell made his Decisions to send a message to Haldir, and his armies of 100 Lothlorien Elves to march to Helms Deep to use helping hands for Rohan's Defensive against the Isengard Unleashed just like the battle of the Last Alliance from long ago.