The Bridge of Khazad-dum -The Fellowship of the Ring

[@master-of-many-fandoms2020]

“To the Bridge of Khazad-dum!” Cue the most epic music of any fantasy movie of all time.

[@wolfzeev3376]

Of all time

[@Heptaerna0527]

The Score in these movies is absolutely the Greatest of all time. Can’t even describe it with mere words.

[@arianebolt1575]

Cheers!

[@michaelkelley2727]

my favorite part of the music was the bridge scene, when it was tipping over.

[@phazoneatermetroid77]

The greatest leitmotif ever created

[@MrSyn64]

this whole scene is easily my favorite in not only lord of the rings but probably all of cinema, its got it all of it.... the sense of dread, danger, action , heroism, comedic relief, adventure, a true sense of fellowship with the music constantly getting more and more intense and epic with every note perfectly timed with the scene........ its literally just perfection.

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

@PeepOfTheSun and the only other moment to rival it was the final lap of The Podrace from Phantom Menace.

[@ekimolaos]

@@jerichamesclammay3107 10/10 joje here, thanks for that mate!

[@Artaxian_Debacle]

Something Marvel movies tried to do to but failed in comparison

[@samuelmiller1936]

Yessss this is the perfect movie scene. I geek out every time, watching the cuts & the music so well synced, the arrow flying from legolas to the orc, the orc falling, the music pounding...JAYSUS

[@locoporelcine1]

Everything is simply, perfect.

[@alexkrycek21]

The whole stairway sequence is absolutely astonishing. Seeing this on the big screen was phenomenal.

[@LilSpookyyy]

“To the Bridge of Khazad-dum!” Man I really wish I saw this movies in theatres 😭

[@Rizelden]

I assure you that it was as epic as you can imagine! This scene when the bridge broke kept me on my toe!

[@LilSpookyyy]

Rizeldn you’re so lucky I’m only 17 so I could watch these as I was born in the year return of the King was released but as a child my mum introduced me to these movies but some people speculated they might release these in the cinemas again for their 20th anniversary??

[@archerzombiemonreal]

So am I, I was 5 when this movie was in theaters, so sad

[@nathancruz9172]

luis monreal 4:31 I was 4 years old, when this movie was released from 2001.

[@nathancruz9172]

Goku Black what about the 2 towers and return of the king?

[@jotjotpoland2696]

This is, and forever should be, one of the most iconic moments in the history of cinema.

[@Dwamak]

I am really happy for role of Aragorn refused by the Nicolas Cage and acted by Viggo Mortensen.

[@batkanozturk4655]

viggo acted very well .i cant imagine someone else to act this character

[@synthesize5618]

That thought alone gives me anxiety

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

@L061C4L Nicolas Cage? holy fucking shit am I grateful that horrible actor didn't get the role

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

@@synthesize5618 you and me both

[@archerzombiemonreal]

Luke Dearey exactly

[@woolworthspossum4370]

It's sweet how Merry and Pippin's safety is Boromir's top priority.

[@adityasanthosh702]

Wow. Hadn't noticed that.

[@KermitEFrog-nv7dv]

Boromir cares a LOT about the hobbits for some reason. When they're on top of the mountain he says they "must turn back! this will be the death of the hobbits!"

[@aylazelanagrebiel3210]

@@KermitEFrog-nv7dv In the book he’s like this too and I think it’s overall because Boromir is a kind person, but also he knew they weren’t truly ready for this and were built smaller than men. I think it also had to do with them putting him in mind of Faramir or being “older brother”. In the extendeds you see more of Boromir and I wish he hadn’t been killed off but it’s Tolkien’s book.

[@quinnbuffet3825]

It's because he tends to treat them like children due to their height. Frodo's even older than Boromir.

[@carolusmagnus1171]

[@moe3047]

"To the bridge of Khazad-Dum..!" still to this day, 20 years after, chills.

[@danpena10565]

To that is when the magic began.

[@chriszalitach2462]

“A Balrog. A demon of the ancient world... This foe is beyond any of you... Run!” Chills

[@TheBlackLobo]

The Balrog is powerful enough to have been the main villain in its own right, rivaling even Sauron and only appearing by unfortunate chance.

[@_semih_]

@@TheBlackLobo Balrog was just a "Lesser Maiar spirit" while Sauron is a "high Maiar spirit" as Tolkien described in Morgoth's Ring book. The Balrog of Moria was powerful but not even rival to Sauron in any case they in so different levels. P.s Sauron was 'the chief of the all captains and servants of Morgoth' so even the Balrog was under Sauron's command in the first age, according to the Silmarillion p 18

[@thebel89]

"Lead them on Aragorn, the bridge is near (Aragorn hesitates) Do as I say! Swords are no more use here!"

[@jimhuffman9434]

He should have said "I'll explain later, run"

[@Servant_of_Morgoth]

@@_semih_ you are wrong ! The balrogs only answered to morgoth himself and non other, it is not mentioned anywhere that sauron ever commanded balrogs. The way i see it sauron represents the intelligence and dark power of his master, while the balrogs represent his brutality and seer strength in battle.

[@leoric2200]

2:41 Love that tone of Gandalf…No formality, no motivational speeches…he’s the only one who know how fucked everything is..

[@zackstark24601]

0:07 Begins a Fantastic Oscar Winning Score

[@doncorleole2356]

Daaa daa dadadaaaaaa

[@ericmonaco4509]

Preformed by Mr. Howard Shore

[@darkepsilon8835]

Begins the most epic cue in all movies

[@galaxydeathskrill5607]

du ru ru ru du ma ru ru ru RU REEW RAAA RE RAAA

[@benjaminjeffery6873]

If we could show Tolkien any sequence from the films I think it should be this one! Some of the best filmmaking ever

[@shanestevens5352]

This or the Ride of the Rohirrim

[@benrig89]

@@shanestevens5352 Definitely that. I think the ride would probably appeal to Tolkien's old english sensibilities more than this scene.

[@matthewskudzienski888]

(Balrog Glowing Sound Effect)(1:06)

[@DefinitivNichtSascha]

I think the entirety of the Moria segment is peak LotR. We get the Fellowship travelling together, Gandalf imparting some wisdom on Frodo with foreshadowing of Gollum, amazing visuals in what once were a great dwarven halls, the Fellowship working as a team to take down foes, the epic escape after the buildup of something terrible an ancient threat lurking in the depths, an incredibly tense scene on the stairs and finally Gandalf's jaw-dropping duel with the Balrog.

[@ThatOneDane]

Legolas’ expression when Gandalf says it’s a balrog speaks volumes, he also knows what’s coming

[@dmmchugh3714]

No matter how many times I watch them crossing the bridge , I bite my nails every time with suspense . This movie gets better with each viewing.

[@lampad4549]

Really? I didn't get any suspense

[@Beast96GT]

I've seen Fellowship 2 dozen times, and this scene still makes me grit my teeth. You are correct!!

[@isabellethedragy8248]

love how the music is too it fits in perfectly

[@lismaryperez6885]

It keeps me on the edge of my seat every time- it’s so good!

[@z.stone1320]

No matter how many times I watch this scene. I still get the chills

[@JimmySteller]

1:59 Much as I like this moment of mute fear on Legolas' face, I wish the focus had been on Gimli instead. Gimli's the dwarf, and they're literally in an ancient dwarf-kingdom which was emptied because of the Balrog. In the book, Gimli is so horrified that he drops his axe, cries out "Durin's Bane!" and covers his face rather than look at the demon of his people's past. It's a powerful moment, and I wish they'd shown it in this film.

[@martinlopez2816]

Legolas knows about balrogs because his people the Elves have fought them many times before. I highly doubt Gimli knows anything about the balrog but now that you mentioned that it was in the books then yeah you are absolutely right.

[@belltowersubductions5104]

Damn, you're right actually

[@muratbayraktar5035]

I mean balrogs caused a lot more destruction to the elves than the dwarves. Many great elven kingdoms fell because of them.

[@mitchelanhalt5261]

@@muratbayraktar5035 That’s true. Elves have suffered greatly at the hands of the Balrogs. But I think it would have been just as good if not better if they also focused on Gimli who in those moments like Legolas showed nothing but utter fear while muttering out the word’s “Durin’s Bane.”

[@muratbayraktar5035]

@@mitchelanhalt5261 true. It would have made an awesome scene a perfect one.

[@KillerChickenz01]

Ian mckellans delivery of every line is absolutely perfect

[@fioncam]

So Gandalf and Boromir leap over with the other hobbits, leaving the ringbearer and the potential king of Gondor behind. Right.

[@nathancruz9172]

That’s right.

[@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn]

They had to make the f**king jump together! 😭❤

[@TheRuddster95]

@@vincentproductions8963 dang right 😎

[@AdeptKing]

I mean they were in the back. Got to take turns.

[@lismaryperez6885]

Shit I never thought of it that way 🤔

[@frodobaggins9752]

The special effects of the early 2000s are superior to those today.

[@SpawnRevenge92]

It's because they tried really hard to hide them, rather than showing them off.

[@BillFarrell]

And the main focus was telling the story. Nowadays the focus is too much on effects/CGI rather than story which is why so many movies fail

[@DarthDookieMan]

@@SpawnRevenge92 there’s also the fact that CG artists are overworked and with less time to actually polish the effects.

[@AdmiralRamirez7]

Hello Mr baggings

[@martinlopez2816]

@@DarthDookieMan yeah these lazy filmmakers should give these CG artists some rest already and start by using actual practical effects

[@evvync]

I cannot emphasize how well this scene was made. Magic as a clash of wills, good vs evil, protection and education (Gandalf who represents knowledge, wisdom empathy) against the epitome of destruction (fire, demons) It's a masterwork, a true epic.

[@NathanDav42]

I saw this movie the first weekend it came out in December 2001. People in the theater all around me stood up and cheered when Aragorn and Frodo rejoined the Fellowship. Never seen a reaction like that - to a movie people hadn’t seen before - before or since. This is my favorite of the trilogy, and both one of my all-time favorite films and one of the best ever made, and this scene is at the heart of why. Brilliant filmmaking.

[@dazrienhaizor8624]

No trashy effects, no fighting aside from the arrow shots, just an enemy you can’t see, and a simple concept, resulting in one of the greatest scenes of all time

[@VardaTruffle]

Good god this will never cease to be perfect cinema. Even for fans of the book this surpassed every expectation.

[@brandontrommello7754]

“Nobody tosses a dwarf!” Battle of Helm’s Deep: “Toss me”

[@mb2001]

"Don't tell the elf."

[@UnleashthePhury]

Everything about this sequence is perfect

[@Whateveryousay7339]

My favorite of the three films. I remember first time i saw this was in the theater. My older brother and i thought it was the greatest thing we've ever seen, and it was.

[@jm5887]

3:28 is still the coolest thing EVER. My brain could not handle it when I was a kid

[@ericmonaco4509]

And the arrow went all the way through the Goblin's skull like a bullet

[@adronator]

I still can’t handle it now hahaha. I feel like the digital age has killed the “epic” film, you just don’t see things like this now.

[@PedroCampos-r1j]

Woooooohaaaa.

When you have to go to the Bridge of Khazad-Dum 0:07

[@master-of-many-fandoms2020]

One of my favorite parts form this scene this scene. There’s also when they jump off the stairs and the fight with the Balrog.

[@Mephileshomer]

1:59 Legolas’ face describes everyone who read the Silmarillion right now.

[@nczioox1116]

I dont get that reference lol

[@jimhuffman9434]

@@nczioox1116 It's the look of terror mixed with the thought of "We should probably start running for our lives"

[@nczioox1116]

@@jimhuffman9434 yeah but how does it relate to the Silmarillion?

[@michaelis2958]

Samuel Franklin Sauron was the most powerful servant of Morgoth, in second place I think there were Gothmog and his Balrogs, and lastly there were the dragons

[@Bauglir100]

@@nczioox1116 He's basically saying: "If you read The Silmarillion, you'd know what the Balrogs are like, and why you don't want to fuck with them!"

[@mcfrandy]

This is so suspenseful compared to The Hobbit movies in the cave where the dwarves are being chased by goblins and just parkouring and leaping around without a second thought or seemingly any fear. Here they only have one big leap but the movie creates a huge amount of suspense around it.

[@Dresqus]

Gandalf: Swords are no more use here Also Gandalf: Kills The Balrog with a sword

[@jimhuffman9434]

He's using a sword infused with magic

[@shroudthewolf1105]

@@jimhuffman9434 Glamdring. The Beater. Foe-Hammer. Forged by the Elves of the second age. Cannot wish for a finer blade

[@joedredd1168]

Tis no ordinary sword! It is Glamdring, the Foe-hammer, the Beater! Forged for Turgon, the Elven King of Gondolin during the First Age when it was besiged by a vast dark army led by the Balrogs who rode astride dragons!

[@Marsproject11]

@@shroudthewolf1105 First Age.

[@martinlopez2816]

A fucking heavy enchanted sword, he's a freaking wizard man, he can turn a hammer into a city destroying weapon if he wanted to

[@sentinalguard2356]

God i love the chorus when they reach the stairs

[@MYSTICKNIGHT23]

Especially at 4:27 it fills my living room with Dolby atmos

[@nathancruz9172]

4:33 me too.

[@sebastiancalle8892]

No wonder why Howard Shore won the Oscar in 2002

[@LilSpookyyy]

Ahh yes the Durins bane theme AKA the balrog

[@PedroCampos-r1j]

Runn.

[@MasteroChieftan]

Ian McKellan is amazing. Dude could sell me a bridge.

[@saulgoodman4953]

Hahaaaa (ostrich laugh)

[@deadponic117]

yeah if he didnt fall off of it first

[@fizzlebug]

"You shall not pass... until you buy this magnificient bridge to make a crossing!"

[@dartagnan2861]

Probably the most amazing scene of cinema.

[@frodobaggins9752]

Legolas saves 3 people from falling to thier deaths in this movie. Gandalf on the pass of Caradhras, Boromir and Gimli in Moria.

[@pedrocampos691]

Whoooa.

[@martinlopez2816]

He's so badass he can fend off literal death 👍👊

[@2ChainZsensai]

Not DA BEAAAAARDDDDDD

[@gray-fox6789]

Blessed to be able to live in a moment where a capable talented director which is Peter Jackson successfully deliver this scene to its splendid representation. Truly blessed. Truly BLESSED ❤️❤️😭😭

[@Double0Inside]

The first 20 seconds of this video is SOOOOOO overlooked and underrated in terms of just how FUCKING EPIC it is.

[@jarretirwin2029]

Gandalf saying to the bridge and then them all running out still gives me shivers. You know when you hear great music and watching a scene you cant help but enjoy it every time you watch.

[@adrv5721]

Same here man.

[@gummymunch8858]

2:04 allways gets me. Love this track so much

[@sumanthganapathibasavapatn141]

awww i loved it in the books when legolas said "ai, ai! a balrog, a balrog is come!" it really showed that even an elf like legolas is just shit-scared of that balrog

[@greywillowgaming2366]

True. But I do prefer the film version. It really says something when he doesn't say a word, just a look of dread on his face. Chilling.

[@sumanthganapathibasavapatn141]

@@greywillowgaming2366 Yep

[@Amp661]

@@greywillowgaming2366 love both versions. Less is more in the movie, and that kickass "ai a balrog is come!" Love that old english!

[@averybarrington-magee2828]

The greatest trilogy of all time

[@sebastiancalle8892]

Of course, buddy.

[@javierlopez9789]

Love how Gimli is all macho when The goblins ran away

[@theJukeboxHero40]

Yeah lol. It's right in character too because a moment earlier he dropped one of the coldest lines, "let them come. There is still one dwarf in Moria who still draws breath!"

[@DarkJak337]

Cue tears coming to my eyes at remembering how noble and kind Boromir was before the Ring got ahold of him. What a fucking Chad.

[@xCmOn3yx777]

when Gandalf says "RUN!" you know shit is serious

[@InfernalPasquale]

"His foe is beyond any of you. Run!" What brilliant acting my Sir Ian McKellen

[@fizzlebug]

I would pay a fortune to re-watch this for the first time, in the cinema. Nothing has ever come close to the goosebumps I felt over two decades ago.

[@kornskull88]

The music with the arrows hitting those three goblins falling to their deaths is just awesome

[@josephross8373]

2:04 when you set the Tank on fire in L4D

[@agentsquid9079]

Loved that game

[@atlerhidolf]

When you accidentally shot the witch

[@jimhuffman9434]

@@atlerhidolf That sounds about right

[@martinlopez2816]

Fucking love Left 4 Dead!! 👍👊

[@matiaspereira9382]

I can't believe the movie will turn 20 this year

[@Crafter07]

I love this soundtrack

[@nathancruz9172]

4:27-4:32 me too.

[@GKS2036]

I feel blessed to finally have watched this scene and the whole trilogy in cinemas 😍. After 20+ years Ive finally got my wish

[@skillZ141]

3:47 the music gets very intense here love it

[@brandonjohnson9876]

The mines are one of my favorite sections of any novel, and this does it justice. It’s different than the book, but in ways that compliment the different forms of media. It’s so, so good.

[@oktg91]

without a doubt the best scene ive ever seen in a movie theater, so awesome. I will never forget it!

[@warnation101]

Its not a new devilry my dear Boromir. Its the actual devil.

[@martinlopez2816]

Dude Boromir is from Gondor, which is really shit near Mordor, the guy has seen some really crazy shit while fending off against Sauron's forces all his life (ringwraiths, Orcs, trolls, probably even witches and giant spiders that can talk and shit). So of course we're gonna be hearing him refer to an unknown monster a "new devilry".

[@12classics39]

I love Gimli’s growl when the Orcs surround them. He shows no fear and he’s not going down without a fight.

[@Mangoboi699]

AGRUAHHHHHHGHHHHH !! *spooked* HE HA! HAAH! *silence*

[@malicant123]

These movies were perfect. Their like will not be seen again, or at least not for a long time to come.

[@murraybaillie5973]

That moment where the balrog roars in the distance and the goblins flee in terror still after 20 years sends shivers down my spine. 🤩😅

[@ErinRogoff]

Growing up, other little girls watched Disney movies and played with Barbies. When I was little, I watched The Lord of the Rings before I was 6 years old, and I played my game of "Barbie as Erin Goes to Middle Earth and Kills a Whole Ton of Orcs with Aragorn and Legolas and Gimli." My childhood was interesting.

[@_semih_]

Really? 😹

[@urbanhawk2886]

3:34 Boromir "I must save my two adopted Hobbit kids at all costs!!!!"

[@eduardoperez3855]

They just don’t make films like this anymore

[@martinlopez2816]

I have searched and searched for a good one ANNNNDDD... you are absolutely correct, I just couldn't find a great movie that ties with this masterpiece.

[@emilio_ramirez3854]

I like the detail that everyone is scared (well, Gimli is Gimli) when the Balrog appears indirectly except for Gandalf, his face expression is more like hopeless because he have hope that the Balrog where dead or in the best case unaware of their presence

[@gustavosinclair7185]

More than 20 years, it is still amazing

[@Shadow-In-The-East]

The Balrog (Durin's Bane) sensed the presence of the Ring, and that's what awakened him from his slumber, he was drawn to it's ancient evil power. Being a Maia of similar rank to Sauron, the Balrog probably would have taken the ring from Frodo for himself, rather than hand it over to Sauron, whom he viewed as not worthy enough to serve, unlike his true master Morgoth (Melkor) who was banished from the universe at this point, but is prophesized to return in the final end of times battle Dagor Dagorath. Would have been very interesting indeed to see what would have happened had the balrog succeeded over Frodo and the fellowship and seized the Ring for his own.

[@beanwithbaconmegarocket]

words cannot describe how much i love the hard cut from gandalf's line to the fellowship running with that music

[@andulicious6129]

this movie is so so amazing and phenomenal and perfect. i’ve seen it plenty of times and every time that fellowship score plays it never fails to give me goosebumps and have the feeling of fist pumping. just perfect

[@BingBong422]

I feel like this scene is a literal benchmark in cinema history

[@alexgorman13]

I think what I appreciate most is that this demon is something larger than life. It's not some small impish thing, it's a proper monster that can't be conventionally stopped

[@jax2433]

"To the Bridge of Khazad-Dum" epic Larping commences

[@cobbler9113]

I don’t know why but the moment the giant rock smashes through the stairs really stands out in my mind. Maybe it’s the timing of the music but it’s just epic

[@dhjgjkd]

01:57 I love that this is basically the only moment in the whole trilogy were Legolas looks actually petrified. Before helm's deep is hopeless, but doesn't seems that scared. Here is in absolute terror. He knows what a Balrog is

[@owenthomas9863]

Ive never seen an archery fight look so realistic in a movie before.

[@ricardotolbert1797]

The whole journey through Moria was summed up “one thing after another”. Especially in the book. “Curiosity killed the cat”

[@miap]

This movie is so amazing and wonderful it makes me weep. The best in the trilogy 💛💛💛💛

[@hrvojekosi5323]

This part is so tense and music is the best in whole soundtrack.

[@mcqueensbiggestfan7669]

Everytime I hear the balrogs roar it gives me chills making the orcs flee showing how dangerous a balrog is

[@DarryanDhanpat]

Peter Jackson: ok it’s just some dudes running Howard Shore: say less

[@TomMcHugh-l4v]

One of my favorite scenes in the trilogy - and one of the most suspenseful scenes in film history. I'm on the edge of my seat every time I watch it.

[@matiaspereira9382]

The movie grossed $880 million worldwide, which made it at the time the 5th highest-grossing movie in the world (behind Titanic, Harry Potter 1, Star Wars 4 and Jurassic Park 1). It's now the 64th highest-grossing movie in the world (it would be the 63rd if The Lion King, Finding Nemo and it had never been re-released)

[@jwiese100]

It’s actually pretty scary seeing the goblins crawl out the ceiling like insects

[@matthewkretschmer7010]

HA HA HA HA! Gimli, "not the beard". As Legolas grabs him by the beard as he nearly falls backwards.

[@patrickreyes7228]

Thats makes me laugh all the time. Gimli is one of the characters in lotr i adored since then. Despite of the elves and dwarves rifts in the past. They became friends and stood each others side till the end.

[@ahmetkalayci5571]

Boromir, a man of honor, never leaving the hobbits. Legolas's awesome arrow shooting makes the scene complete. Absolutely original.

[@Artaxian_Debacle]

Amongst my LOTR loving friends whenever we have to hurry to go somewhere I just say “TO THE BRIDGE OF KHAZAD-DÛM!”

[@thranduiloropherion7256]

Or Buckleberry ferry

[@MYSTICKNIGHT23]

@@thranduiloropherion7256 gg 😂😂😂😂

[@juanlaise1059]

When they got surrounded, I kept thinking"how are they gonna get out of this one?". And once I heard the Balrog my first thought was ".....What is that. It sounds far worse than the orcs". Four year old me was astonished here.

[@nathancruz9172]

3:57 not the 🧔🏻! Me: 🤣 4:27-4:31, 4:41-4:46 this choirs gives me chills.

[@jimhuffman9434]

"The bridge is near" *shows bridge to be 3-5 miles away*

[@adrv5721]

Everything in this scene is amazing. The running to the bridge in the first 23 seconds with that music. Chills every time. Then the first bellow of the Balrog. Could you imagine, like wtf is that coming that enough to scare off hundreds of orcs. Then Gandalf’s statement about the Balrog and to run, and the rest. Just utterly amazing.

[@Megalith79]

Getting to see these most badassery of trilogies opening day in theaters will always be a treasured memory. This music in particular, was just absolute god-tier. Don’t make em like this anymore ☹️

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

this scene is perfect. The awful Hobbit trilogy will never amount to this work of art

[@nathancruz9172]

I don’t mind the hobbit trilogy.

[@nowistimeforfightingyouson3325]

Well it does have its own moment

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

@@nowistimeforfightingyouson3325 lol yeah, when the credits finally role

[@TheTechCguy]

Nostalgia with this movie series and the old cartoon!

[@AdeptKing]

When I was a kid I remember watching this with my dad and he would always be able to sing the lyrics of the music playing during the broken bridge part. Or rather what he thought were the lyrics anyway.

[@trevormynatt3466]

I like how in the book ,it said the goblins were watching this unfold and they were all shocked when they seen Gandalf turn around because no one stands up to a balrog.

[@brianrunyon266]

One of my favorite scenes from this film. Said film was the first time I'd heard of the Lord of the Rings.

[@TJSaw]

3:28 the moment Legolas became a legit badass for me and more than just a pointy eared elvish princeling.

[@jm5887]

I remember watching it as a kid and loving the movie and swords but it took a minute to process how badass that was. Actually the reason I do archery now

[@ericmonaco4509]

I never knew untill now that Arrow he shot went all the way through the Goblin's skull like a bullet

[@dannylove2228]

The background music is unbelievable it fits so perfectly.

[@josephcantu3245]

3:57 let’s be real here Legolas enjoyed that

[@lopopachope]

The sound of the orcs echoing throughout the hall always gives me chills. This whole scene is the best in cinema

[@edgarantao8618]

I saw this movie 12 times at the cinema.

[@Mangoboi699]

“This guy again! GET HIM A BAG OF POPCORN! on the house :3”

[@edgarantao8618]

@@Mangoboi699 Troll

[@Mangoboi699]

@@edgarantao8618 ????

[@mallon146]

The best scene of all time

[@nathancruz9172]

4:26-4:32 I agree with you on that.

[@ChuckPalomo]

I wish there was a longer version of the song from 0:06 to 0:23

[@Diaianz]

I remember watching this movie with my mother and step father...i was 11 and the movie was rated 12 my mom "bribed" the movie lady so i could get in i remember dreaming LOTS of times about this scene...gandalf comes to me and say "TO THE BRIDGE OF KHAZAD-DUM"... miss my mother and my youth...so much good memories

[@babalarassrah]

they fucked during or after the movie ?

[@Diaianz]

@@babalarassrah I wasn't paying attention, ur momma was giving me a blowjob

[@babalarassrah]

@@Diaianz my mom is lesbian ^^