SO EMOTIONAL!! PART 2 - Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King - First Time Watching - REACT

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[@RasgaHour]

This one was not the extended version, because some people on the comments said it was not necessary watching that for the first time, and when I saw it was almost 4 hours and a half, I agreed 😂 I just don't understand why they would leave important stuff out from the "normal" version. Extended version was supposed to be extra scenes.... But eventually I'll watch the long version.

[@MrLivewire1970]

Most of us watched the theatrical version first and with it coming in at 3.5 hrs it was already pushing the limits when it comes to keeping people in the theaters. One day you'll catch the extended and you'll be able to enjoy those extra scenes.

[@lachaise7096]

The extended edition is the best way to watch these movies. you have miss important part of the story, extended is the original version you have watch a abridged version ^^ you have said at the part 1 "I missing something or i'm dumb and I don't understand what's going on" Nop you are not dumb it's because you watch the normal version but now it's too late for the first reaction

[@TheHumility101]

For you: Elrond is a half-elf. Is father was human and mother elf. He rose up with human and elf. His best friend was aragon father. Aragon's father died, and aragon was left alone. He rose him like a son. When Aragon was a teenager, he first meet Elrond daughter for the first time and they felt in love instantly. But Elrond told him that the only way he would accept him to marry his daughter, would be if he prove that he is the king he is supposed to be.

[@stefanzupanjac7426]

this trilogy is Peter Jackson's masterpiece, one of the best movies of all time, but buy the book and learn everything about Tolkien's world, for example, Eowyn did not kill the witch king because of her femininity, but because Galadile gave Pippin Bodes, which was made even before the second time in the server kingdom exclusively so that it could harm him, because otherwise he could not be killed with a regular weapon.

[@billholder1330]

17:04 Note Gandalf brings 3 eagles - one each for Frodo and Sam, and one in case Smeagol survived - he would have finally been free of the Ring, and redeemed. But the Ring consumed him.

[@throfur3489]

Imagine skipping "My friends, you bow to no one"

[@delphipriestess9968]

💯💀

[@RoyCyberPunk]

Wow this is the first reaction video that skips such important and emotional part. Pitty...

[@Zues4235]

I was about to say the same thing, how on middle earth do you skip that part!

[@Dave3Dguy]

Imagine skipping Boromir's death too. 🤥

[@rkw2917]

Yep useless reaction. Missed all the meaning of the story.

[@xabu112]

damn, missing a lot of the points of the characters and story. At least she enjoyed the movies. Also, Frodo gave literally everything he had for the task, both in a physical and mental way, absolutely true that it would have been impossible without Sam, but Frodo dealt with the pure evil that was trying to corrupt him all the journey to the point, at the end, he was broken beyond repair and needed to go to Valinor to heal, there was no "after" for him. Also, in the tabern drinking at the end, they are not bored, it is like the war vets when they come back from war and everything is the same but for them is not the "same", kinda ptsd where all the experiences changed everything for ever, especially for Frodo. Sorry for the TLDR but my man Frodo needs a bit of recongnition here without taking Sam's credit, which is the humble hero that Frodo needed.

[@MrSRA13]

'I don't get her story.' Arwen and Aragorns story is so important. Imagine an immortal that's a couple of thousand years old giving that up to spend a single lifetime with a mortal. That's essentially what she did. So a reason her father was so reluctant is because he's essentially signing his daughters death warrant and will not ever see her again once he leaves across the sea. So he's definitely justified in his concerns. But it's like she says to Aragorn in the first film 'I would rather share one lifetime with you than spend all the ages of this world alone.' It's beautiful. And the themes of immortality and death are key in Tolkiens Middle Earth. Essentially for the Elves the world leaves and they eventually fade with time. For men, they leave the world so they build all these amazing structures to leave their mark. It's a heartbreaking admission of our own insignificance in many ways but also plays on the idea that death is somewhat of a gift and being immortal wouldn't be all that great.

[@Andyyybeeeee]

Fair comment mate but remember she is only watching this the first time and has read non of the literature, the loss of immortality is very glossed over especially on a first watch.

[@MrSRA13]

@@Andyyybeeeee I know don't worry I wasn't having a go :) Just wanted to explain it so she can understand the characters motivations and story

[@Gambino316]

Slightly more important than that is Elrond is actually Half-Even. That's his full name, Elrond Half-Even. Elves don't just generally have the ability to just give up immortality - it's only the special bloodline of Elrond. Elf and Men marriage is incredibly rare - and the most famous of all is Beren and Luthien - the first to start the blood line of the Half Elves - and who you can catch Aragorn singing about in the Fellowship of the Rings scene when they're camping after meeting at Bree. Elrond's father is Earendil - arguably the greatest Middle Earth hero of them all - a Half Elf who literally challenged the Valar (Gods) by journeying to their forbidden land for a noble and courageous cause and thus being rewarded the option for his blood line to choose Immortality or Mortality He had two sons - Elrond and Elros. Elrond chose to be Elf, and his brother Elros chose to be of Men. These men of Elros were gifted longer life due to their half-elvish heritage. Aragorn is a descendant of Elros and thus a great distant nephew of Elrond. Aragorn is one of the last descendants of that blood line.

[@MrSRA13]

@@Gambino316 indeed. Thus making Aragorn and Arwen 1st cousins...over 60 times removed 😂 But the depth of Tolkiens lore never ceases to amaze me. Man was a genius and that's an understatement

[@amscheung]

I just re-read the appendix part about Arwen and Aragorn. I have to say, it's beautifully written and a bit of sad end. Encourage you guy read it if you did not.

[@cpmf2112]

"I can't throw it in for you, but I can throw you!" 😂

[@Arun-117]

Very Funny 😀.

[@MrLivewire1970]

lol

[@MrLivewire1970]

Sam becomes the mayor of the Shire and has 13 children, he later joins Frodo after his wife passes. Aragorn lives to be over 200 years old and after his passing, Legolas and Gimli then travel to the undying lands to join, Frodo, Bilbo, Sam, and Gandalf.

[@reasonforge9997]

20:15 Frodo had to leave Middle Earth because he had been effected by the evil of the ring for so long. In the West where the ships are going is a kind of country (and/or mode of existence) that has a more powerful kind of good in it that is strong enough to overcome the power of evil he suffered.

[@albert0F]

Also the wounds from the witch king. There was no healing completely, only prolonguing the pain and suffering eventually.

[@Arcytl]

Also, as one of the Ring bearers (even if it was only for a short time), Sam too will cross the ocean at the end of his life to go to the Undying Land.

[@rachelmap100]

@@albert0F And the sting of Shelob.

[@albert0F]

@@rachelmap100 Oh yeah, that had to hurt a lot heh

[@Legionnaire_625]

And with the Witch King having stabbed Frodo, he fell ill every year and had to be treated by Elrond. So with Elrond leaving Middle-Earth, and no one else capable of treating Frodo's injury, he had leave to be treated

[@Rafa-pr5fe]

As I look at your reaction, especially to Sam, I am reminded of an old Prussian military saying (and they knew nothing about war): "True heroes are nameless."

[@mgentles3]

Men who return from war seldom receive recognition. The Shire folk (in the movie) didn't even know what was done. Tolkien had experience of returning from WWI to a place that no longer seemed his home. But in the book the story ends very differently and the four Hobbits are very much appreciated for what they do after when the arrive back in the Shire.

[@sergiofsa93]

epic moment when aragon is named king and pronounces the words that his ancestors said "from the great sea to middle earth and come to this place I and my descendants will dwell until the end of time" were the words of Isuldur upon reaching the middle earth after the sinking of the island numenor and found the kingdoms of gondor and arnor

[@albert0F]

Frodo wouldnt have made it without Sam, but Sam wouldnt have been able to carry the ring all that way, it seems it would have corrupted him before the volcano pit, as we saw a bit of it when he gave it back to Frodo. So they were both equally important. But lets say Sam did it by choice and strength, and Frodo had that natural ability and some kind of purity. In the end we all recognize Sam as the hero, thats what matters.

[@SophiesDriver]

Right there at your "Sam making me cry #3", Sam makes me cry right there too, every time. And I'm a 63 year old guy with a bad attitude. Love your reactions! Your cat's pretty cool, too 🙂✌

[@quoniam426]

Correct, Bernard Hill who plays Theoden is also Titanic's Captain Edward J. Smith. Aragorn singing his oath is typical of the Tolkien tradition of the creation of the world. The Tolkien world Theogony began with a song, God sung the world into existence.

[@billholder1330]

Not only is he going to sing, he sings in Numenorean, which hasn't been heard in Middle Earth since the Second Age (a lot like Quenyan High Elvish, but used by the Men of Numenor): Elendil's Oath: "Et Eärello Endorenna utúlien. Sinome maruvan ar Hildinyar tenn' Ambar-metta!" ("Out of the Great Sea to Middle-earth I am come. In this place I will abide, and my heirs, unto the ending of the world.")

[@SaulOhio]

Elrond knows personally the cost that Arwen is paying to be with Aragorn. He is, after all, Elrond Half-Elven. His own father was a mortal man, and he knows what will happen to Arwen, because it is what happened to his own mother.

[@sourstuff]

As I bet u well know, Elrond’s parents were both half elven as well, so they actually were both appointed the decision of choosing what race they would be. Which was the race of elves. Elrond’s parents were separated in a different way. Eärendil being forever made a star in the sky as a flying mariner ship. And Elwing staying in Valinor. You’re point is still valid of course 👍🏻

[@mirobjorkbacka3259]

So much missed for not being the extended cut, like the death of Saruman that you were wondering.

[@aliozer4079]

you missed the most emotional, most intense, most striking moments….!!!

[@kikebautista2110]

The hobbits sad looks on the shire while drinking at the end are not cos they are bored....there are soldiers coming home after the war, the place its the same but they are nor. Nothig its the same enymore. No one can understand what they went through...only themselfs.

[@reasonforge9997]

22:20: In the movies he died when he fell from top his tower after Worm Tongue stabbed him... right before Pippin picked up the magic ball that he looked into later. In the books he did not die there, but I don't want to spoil the books in case you read them.

[@jakeburkard576]

Gotta love the Sam cry counter lmao great reactions & glad you enjoyed it! Sam became governor of the shire like forever & had a beautiful life with Rosie! Perfect ending, sad as it is!

[@DavidMacDowellBlue]

Here's an interesting, possibly heart-breaking question. Why three eagles? Why did Gandalf bring three? Obvious answer--he doesn't know Gollum is dead. He still had hope for that wretched, tortured creature. Frodo's flesh and soul were wounded too deeply to heal anywhere but in Valinor--the Undying Lands. There, he will live long and eventually heal, in a holy land of supreme beauty and peace. Also in the books much is made of a song titled "Samwise the Brave and Frodo of the Nine Fingers" which was created in Gondor in the wake of the War of the Ring. The book also notes that when Sam's wife died, about fifty years or so later, he went to the same havens and took a ship also to the Undying Lands, an honor accorded to very few indeed.

[@kevinhouse1015]

A: Read the novels. B: Then re-watch the extended versions. C: Find the Appendices Peter Jackson filmed.

[@lcbonastre2418]

Next Trilogy The Hobbit Extended Edition Of The Adventures Of Bilbo Baggin: (1) An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition (2) The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition (3) The Battle Five Armie Extended Edition

[@ghyslainabel]

Unless an army on foot is prepared, an army on horses will do a lot of damage to those on foot. Denathor succumbed to despair, he saw no possibility of victory. Dying seemed a better option than being slave to Sauron. What Gollum is doing high on the mountain? He is doing his part, of course! Once the ring is destroyed, everything done with the ring, including the tower, is undone. Sauron put a lot of himself in the ring, so he became a spirit in the shadows, unable to take form ever again. If that helps, after the main story, Sam was elected mayor of the Shire (main task: presiding at banquets) 7 times.

[@robbob5302]

Yes. Bernard Hill played the Captain in Titanic.

[@dangrissom7367]

Such an emotional adventure, a lot of people forget Frodo thought Gandalf died and sees him again (at 17:12) for the first time since the Fellowship movie. Speaking of Gandalf: "I better order up an extra eagle, just in case Smeagol made it too." ... btw, the ocean Belegaer separated the Undying Lands from the western shores of Middle-earth. Only immortals and ring-bearers were allowed to live in this area. Shadowfax, and eventually Samwise Gamgee and Gimli, along with his great friend Legolas made the final journey to the Undying Lands. The first National Geographic show is the best to describe the making and set locations: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIC7dKqhgdqIfJI

[@RasgaHour]

oh yeah!! I totally forgot that!! Thankss!!

[@jokernews8018]

React to peaky blinders

[@johnwalters1341]

What happened to Saruman? If you go back and watch the Extended version of the movie, you'll see. Christopher Lee was extremely disappointed that his final scene was left out of the Theatrical version. Incidentally, Saruman's story turned out very differently in the book. Let's just say that in the book Saruman makes a surprise appearance at Bag End.

[@peepoclap4656]

the whole journey took 3 years, like Aragorn's hair is longer because maybe it wasn't on the next hour that they marched on the black gate after a huge fight 👍

[@alecoreilly1456]

You need to see the extended versions for what happened to Saruman. Also they're just worth watching in general

[@LordEsel88]

20:38 Yes, and also the actor's real daughter as well. 🥰

[@Janusmannen]

Well…. I think every sane human, would love to be your ”Sam”. 👍🏼

[@kentbarnes1955]

First. Thank you so much for reviewing this story/trilogy. It is obvious your reactions are authentic. I haven't read the comments below...so my answers to some of your questions (and I'm sure I forgot some) might be duplicated: 1) Where is Frodo (and the others going on the ship). Essentially to the Elves version of Heaven (a place called Valinor...Gandalf's talk with Pippin about a "far green country under a swift sunrise"...that's Valinor). Men (Human's) cannot go there...they have a different fate. As the Elves are immortal beings (only dying if they are killed or totally broken in spirit)...the ships to Valinor are their escape from Middle Earth. Frodo goes as he has "been" a ring bearer. In Tolkien's lore...eventually Sam is given this honor as well...so yes...Sam's contribution is recognized. In fact eventually Gimli is given a place...the only Dwarf ever given this honor. 2) WHY does Frodo leave...he has endured too much from his "adventure". Knife wound, spear wound, spider bite, the burden of the ring, etc etc. He seek's peace...recall his statement about "never truly going back". 3). The scene with the 4 Hobbits in the "pub" is not to show they are bored...but to recognize that they share a bond unique to them (think Band of Brothers)...and everyone else in the pub is just going about their lives not knowing those 4 (and especially Sam) literally saved the world. This is very much akin to the experiences those who have served in combat experience when they return. No-one appreciates what they have done...nor can they understand or be part of the "Band of Brothers" 4). I don't recall if you said this was the Extended version you were watching or not. In the Extended version we do see the death of the wizard Saruman. In the extended movies his death is "similar" to what happens in the books...but occurs at the top of the tower of Orthanc...in the book it is in the Shire itself. That is one of the larger changes Peter Jackson made between the book and movie. 5) The "story" of Arwen. The love/union of Aragorn and Arwen is a mirror of the story of Beren/Luthian from the 2nd age of Middle Earth (recall Aragorn singing by the mires as he travels with the hobbits...he says it is a story of an elf maid who loved a mortal man...that was the tale of Beren/Luthian). Also...at that point and during the coronation Aragorn "sings"....in Elvish (and yes...the language they used was a complete Elvish language developed by Professor Tolkien...and they taught the cast to speak it as needed). The story of Beren/Luthian is so key to Tolkien's mythology. On the tombstone for the professor and his wife are the inscriptions...Beren....Luthian. It is a reflection of the love he felt for Edith his wife...and that story is replayed out in the love/union of Aragorn and Arwen (who by marrying Aragon gives up her immortality). I'm sure I'm missing some of your questions, and I hope you don't mind my long winded answers above. Professor Tolkien's works are often referred to as a "Legendarium"....they are vast...wide and deep in the details he created. The Lord of the Rings is but one part of the history of Middle Earth. Should you do "The Hobbit" movies? I think you'll enjoy them...they are NOT as good as LOTR...but if you understand that going in...they can still be fun (The Hobbit is an entirely DIFFERENT type of story). Thanks again...and be Blessed. Parting thought: Everyone needs a Sam....Everyone should try to BE SAM!

[@RasgaHour]

Thank you for your comment!! This one was not the extended version, because some people on the comments said it was not necessary watching that for the first time, and when I saw it was almost 4 hours and a half, I agreed 😂 I just don't understand why they would leave important stuff out from the "normal" version. Extended version was supposed to be extra scenes.... But eventually I'll watch the long version.

[@kentbarnes1955]

@@RasgaHour No worries. You did a great job. Some key stuff got left on the cutting room floor...but given how hard it was to adapt these books...I'll extend some grace to Peter Jackson and his team. The Extended versions ARE certainly worth the watch when you have time.

[@supratrd900]

The reason why Sam didn't get the recognition in the LOTR is because the others did not know about his heroic. We the book readers and the movie viewers know but the people in the story do not know because they were not there to see everything that Frodo and Sam endure while having the burden of the one ring. You miss a lot by skipping on the extended version.

[@alexkats30]

In the extended version you see what happens to Saruman and several other things

[@jaysinjaymesbrown7819]

Some jarring editing choices in there. 🤔 "Is that his daughter?" ......... Why yes, yes it is.

[@dennisswainston411]

Sean Austin's daughter (who just graduated from college) played Sam's little girl. The baby was actually the actress's who played Rosie!

[@abdullahs.5435]

If you're wondering what happened to saruman, you should watch the extented version.

[@thomasharris4942]

Sam gets to go to the Undying Lands and be with Frodo decades later because he was a Ring Bearer fo that short time.

[@chucknorris8704]

You have to watch the Extended Editions next time. At the end of the movie, they went on the Elves' Cruise ship to the Pacific Islands where they have an all you can eat buffet.

[@dennisswainston411]

So bad, Chuck, so bad...

[@supratrd900]

She also miss Saruman and Wormtongue smoking with Merry and Pippin, the time when Sam, Frodo and Gollum played bingo in the dark to pass time. The scene where Eowyn was coming onto Aragorn but Aragorn introduce his brother the long lost man of Numenor the lake town spy Darrylgorn the handsome brother of Aragorn to Eowyn, Legolas going to Elf manicure, Frodo and Sam and the Orcs singing "when there's a whip, there's a way" The Witch King offering Gandalf tea.

[@BeefBoiPhD]

@@supratrd900 I love how you snuck in a real reference there.

[@elizabethanne8729]

Omg you’re wearing Strange Planet Merch!!!

[@greg1943-u3i]

Every girl has a Sam crush. Understandable....loyalty and commitment are his themes.

[@ThistleAndSea]

Bruna you did it!! Atta girl. 😉 Great job! Yeah, some people will complain about your edits, but then they are not the ones busting their butts putting together these videos and trying to get them past the crazy YT copyright reviews, you know? If you really enjoyed these movies, go back sometime and just for yourself watch all 3 extended versions. If you are an LOTR fan, you will love the experience. Of course, the movies pale in comparison to the books. PJ & Co. had to cut SO much out for the movies, even the extended versions, and because of that they seriously damaged Denethor's character, and they messed with Faramir & Treebeard as well. But, all in all, they did a pretty dang good job of it I'd say. So, did you know that there is/was a stage musical adaptation of LOTR too? I actually flew to Toronto to see the original production back in 2006. I ended up sitting next to two super cute little girls and their Mom. They couldn't have been more than 9 or 10. They LOVED the movies and were super excited to see the musical. I asked them if they had read the books, and they both gave me a "look", and one of them said "Duh, they're kind of long." Their Mother was mortified but I laughed and laughed, LOL! Yes, the books ARE kind of long, but if you want to know how the story really goes, treat yourself someday and read the books. Bruna, thank you for sharing these videos with all of us. Sam made you cry, that makes you part of the LOTR Family for sure. ❤ Thank you!! JB. Btw, loved your kitty and your map of Middle Earth in your lap! 😄

[@RasgaHour]

Thank you for all your comments! I read them all and I really appreciate it!!

[@ThistleAndSea]

@@RasgaHour Good! Just keep doing what you're doing for as long as you're enjoying doing it. Btw, I also LOVE Harry Potter. I started on the books just before the 4th one came out, and I have been a huge fan ever since. SO good! 🤓

[@ignoremychannel697]

Every time someone says Sam is the real hero it think this person don’t play attention at Al 😅

[@jamesbaluarte3]

You can react to the "The Hobbit" trilogy too since it is a prequel to the "Lord of the Rings."

[@barkingmadman1169]

GReat reaction! You should watch the extended version.

[@dennisswainston411]

You missed so much by not watching the Extended versions...

[@playermartin286]

Yeah she missed so many idiotic scenes that were rightfully cut. I swear the extended versions of these films feel like a slapstick comedy sometimes.

[@MrLivewire1970]

@@playermartin286 thems fighting words, lol

[@PinoWilber]

05:47 "I've no idea but it has to be the movies fault"

[@colinm8200]

Sam is so fucking cool.

[@Andyyybeeeee]

the ring bearers, Frodo , the elves and the wizards are leaving middle earth for the land of valinor, in short a paradise separate from middle earth. its where Arwen and Elrond and the other elves were leaving for earlier in the movies. Yes please do the hobbits, they arent as good but they are still very enjoyable and its great to see Bilbos adventure.

[@prashanthhari3436]

You didn't see extended one😮

[@ianarnett]

Now watch the prequel trilogy The Hobbit. It will fill in some gaps and give you background information.

[@tileux]

If you didnt see the end of saruman’s story then you werent watching the extended versions - which are far superior to the theatrical release versions - which are terrible. For what its worth, even the extended versions cut out a big chunk of the end of the return of the king and change the hobbits’ and saruman’s return to the shire significantly.

[@tornado1627]

22:33 they’re going to undying land, because Gandolf and the elves have no more reason to stay in the middle Earth , for Frodo stepped two times, and every year he becomes sick these steps

[@donaldnolan5272]

Your reactions were so adorable. Made me genuinely smile to see your reactions. Thank you.

[@RasgaHour]

Thank you, that's really sweet!

[@dustinwilliams3187]

I the book its a male elf that kills the witch king

[@fredkrissman6527]

You ask some very good questions & are sometimes confused/uncertain by specific events Rasga... All of them will be cleared up once you read the books, which are 100x better than the films btw! Thanx for your reactions to the very best trilogy ever made.

[@kevinbrady6075]

read the book!

[@anubisftn]

You're completely right. Sam is the true hero!

[@justinm4497]

you would have claimed the ring also, so would I.

[@vincentvancraig]

O........M...........G ...... i watched for 3 & a half hours & ur edit was missing legolas single-handedly taking down the giant elephant, ....it was missing aragorn saying “for frodo” .& running towards certain death...it was missing sam finally pulling up frodo from the ledge inside the volcano/mt. Doom, ....AAAANNNDDD, 1000% unforgivably it was missing aragorn saying “my friends.....u bow to no one” ....i was willing to forgive everything until that last one...my god, ur reaction was really good & heartfelt too, but u missed 90% of the big moments, u just breezed right past them....in the other 2 movies the edit was bad also, & i forgave that but leaving out “my friends, u bow to no one”, being cut out? Ive seen some horrible edits, but my god, noooooo -body cuts that out, i had never seen that....its like a chimpanzee on heroin edited that reaction ....& u apparently dont have a patreon channel.....im usually not big on complaining but i watched for 3 & a half hours & the payoff, the big moments....too many big moments were missing....holy shit, fuck....wow

[@RasgaHour]

ahn... I'm sorry? For me, watching for the first time, I didn't know it was an important scene. If I didn't put it in the video, it was because I had no reaction watching that specific part. Actually, the "my friends, you bow to no one" part, I was paying attention to how they've done that scene. The graphic effects, idk. Sorry if it was not what you were expecting.

[@Gutgulper]

I don't understand how you didn't react to the riders of Rohan

[@Tipak12]

bad edit.....

[@oswaldogarcia4144]

I don't think you "get" this movie

[@ivincero9958]

skip alot lols

[@tornado1627]

22:08 there is many details about each one of these characters you don’t them in the movie, but that makes sense, they can’t because so many details in the books

[@jameshewitt1100]

about time.

[@tamarleigh]

Sam gets the happiest ending of all. He gets everything he wants in life and lives happily ever after. 🥲🥰