The Hobbit - Thorin's death

[@laisensei6984]

"Go back to your books and your armchair. Plant your trees. Watch them grow." This was actualy the line that moved me the most. It shows how Thorin remembered every small thing Bilbo said to him. Deepdown, Thorin treasured the friendship between them a lot more than Bilbo could think of.

[@kookie_2178]

And now I am crying again 😢😢😢, Your comments is very beautiful ❤

[@michaelmahabir213]

The good ending: Thorin survived from his injuries and spent some days visiting Bilbo as they plant trees and read books together as friends.

[@gavinfranklin8154]

If Thorin survived he would have definitely went to bilbo’s party in lotr 1 perhaps some dwarfs from erebor or in the blue mountains and the company of thorin oakenshield as well those that are left anyway

[@Under_Your_Bed_]

That HURT

[@Thoralmir]

Thorin treasured their friendship more than even he _himself_ realized.

[@hannamudd8288]

"Thorin, look the eagles are here. Look, the eagles, Thorin." That part broke me.

[@EazyEVM]

I always wonder if that was ad-libbed. So beautiful!

[@JohnnySavage95]

The eagles have saved thorin once but not this time... it was too late :'( Hits me in the guts....

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

this makes me think a lot about world war 2 and other wars after it... sometimes soldiers were in horrible positions, getting destroyed by the enemy, and than the steel eagles(planes) would apear and save them, giving them some breathing space, altough, most of the times it was too late for a few of those men...

[@chasealbrecht7091]

Bilbo crying at the end broke me.

[@readysoldier6799]

@@rum_coke_17 Bilbo wasn´t gay, dumbass. Thorin was just his friend.

[@jeremygreenidge5209]

Hearing Bilbo cry like that was powerful.

[@kalni4863]

I know I never seen him cry

[@vladskiobi]

@@kalni4863 He cried to Frodo after he tried to take the ring in Rivendell.

[@ytn675]

Yeah

[@amthemushroom6182]

Yeah. I was on the verge of crying.

[@Pearleace]

i know people are probably sick of hearing how something went in the books instead of the movies, but i really feel Bilbo deserves some justice here; he never tried to take the ring from Frodo, it was a hallucination that Frodo had due to the power the ring had over him. Bilbo saw what it was doing to Frodo and was sorry, but i don't think he cried though; it's been a while since i read it.

[@analothor]

"if more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place"… every feely feel ran through my body :'(

[@adrbrz9255]

DARTHORIAN_DARK_WING damn fcking truth

[@micxploed]

Yup

[@BabyGirlAnaya2002]

Crying

[@AkIRa-ts3ji]

That's real Tolkien has wrote it in the book The most beautiful phrase in the movie

[@TheMrExemplar]

You are dumb as hell you buy your home for gold You moron

[@jomoody798]

martin's acting here is so realistic

[@fredh1720]

@DraculaCronqvist The only thing really I didn't like about it was the invention and inclusion of the Azog storyline. It seemed unnecessary, but other than that I actually quite like these films. My favourite is the third one for reasons I can't explain, but I love the story of The Hobbit and the inclusion of the Dol Guldur plot was well thought through. It just clearly didn't need to be a trilogy.

[@yodel7781]

@DraculaCronqvist The movies are great, just Tauriel was unnecessary (And maybe Azog.)

[@Christ_is_King_4]

@@fredh1720 dude all of that was in the simarillion. It wasn’t added for more entertainment

[@Christ_is_King_4]

@DraculaCronqvist how was it bad?

[@Christ_is_King_4]

@DraculaCronqvist yes

[@rkproductions7180]

Say what you want about the Hobbit Trilogy, Martin Freeman was perfect as a young Bilbo Baggins.

[@DemBigOlEyes]

He's the only reason I stomached all 3 movies

[@beguiler21517]

I wholeheartedly agree. I recommend you all to watch The Tolkien edit version of the Hobbit trilogy, a fan edited it out to make a single movie of 4 and a half hours or less. And it is far better. The only thing it lacks is Thorin's funeral scene but that came out in Extended editions later so he couldn't have added it then. IMO "Tolkien edit" version is amazing.

[@velvet_victor]

Really Ryan At least one thing they had to get right

[@SovereignStatesman]

They SHOULD have also cast him as OLD Bilbo-- who was supposed to LOOK EXACTLY THE SAME as when he was 111.

[@SJMJ91]

Ryan Kmetz Everybody knew that even before the films were released.

[@SidheKnight]

"If more people valued home over gold, this world.. would be a merrier place" - Thorin Oakenshield

[@andrew_tate]

above gold*

[@daenerystargaryen1473]

SidheKnight Simplest words hits us the most.

[@kevinyo1169]

SidheKnight Amen, Thorin... Amen.

[@TheMrExemplar]

Dumbest quotes ever

[@onii_san6478]

SidheKnight I heard "If this world was better we would have married"

[@Dares9]

Little had Thorin known that the books, the armchair or even freaking trees would never mean the same to Bilbo, and he would be stuck with his heart in this adventure to the end of his life, never able to find peace. That part gets me the most.

[@SaintHangman]

Agreed. Bilbo is not the same Hobbit he began his unexpected journey as.

[@rjwentz8090]

you said exactly what i was thinkinhg

[@peli-nel3248]

Rhys S. Because Bilbo loved thorin and they never got to have children :'( ...

[@BK-is5fj]

The Forest Assassin . Shadow 2.0 It's sad how true this is. I'm saying this as a fellow observer that Thorin and Bilbo were oddly fawn of eachother so it would make sense if they "felt that way."

[@fromthesea2114]

But it is the mithril shirt he gave Bilbo that saved Frodo

[@peterparker1683]

A lot of people can talk shit all they want about the Hobbit Trilogy but it won't change my mind that this is probably one of the most tragic deaths in the Middle-Earth Saga . Thorin was such a well developed and fleshed out character in the Hobbit films. And to see him die brings tears to my eyes. And when you watch Fellowship after the Hobbit it really brings warmth to your heart. The Hobbit Trilogy may not be as good as LOTR but that does not mean they are terrible films. I love the Hobbit Trilogy for what it did. Thank you J R R Tolekin and thank you Peter Jackson for giving us the Hobbit and LOTR

[@jchandlersabeast]

I wonder how people think they should be done otherwise and who other than peter jackson should do em? He filmed the unfilmable in lotr and only he can do these the same style

[@aprylreigns8666]

+Will Morell The portrayal of Bilbo and Thorin, for me, is the only reason the trilogy was a "success". The Actors did soooo well!!Other than that..the last two films in the trilogy were horrible.

[@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human]

Even as one of the people who generally hates on the Hobbit trilogy passionately for ruining one of the most amazing books I've ever read, which was a cornerstone of my literary experience as a child, I do agree that this scene was well done. Martin Freeman's acting was, for me, the highlight of an otherwise uninspired and dull trilogy. This was the only scene where I actually liked the actor who played Thorin. I do agree too that Thorin's character was more well rounded than most, but I didn't particularly care for the actor before this scene. The things I hated about the trilogy are, I suspect, the same complaints shared by most of the haters. Terrible and incredibly overused CGI, generally mediocre casting, horrific script writing, bizarre story choices, completely destroying any tension and drama with Smaug by killing him off in the opening scene of the third film instead of at the end of the second, and the comedy dwarf battle scenes (THAT barrel scene, WTF was going on there? Who thought that would be a good idea?!) But yes, I do agree, this scene, and a couple of others, were very well done. Peter Jackson, however, I don't particularly blame for the horrible mess the films descended into. I read something a while ago that said that New Line forced it on him. PJ wanted to do 2 films, they made him do 3, making him have to add all that bloat and filler. PJ wanted to do mostly live action like LOTR, New Line made him use predominantly CGI to shorten production time. It really did and does look like PJ had very little control over the Hobbit films. But then, if you listen to the audio commentaries on the extended edition of the LOTR films, you learn he had to fight New Line for a lot of stuff in those movies too. Did he not fight as hard for the Hobbit, or did they only see a cash-cow and dig their heels in? I suspect the latter. Either way, it's New Line that should get the blame for thr Hobbit. We should just feel sorry for PJ. His career has been damaged, much of his previously adoring fanbase now despise him, and he'll never get to do another Middle Earth project, which had been his dream since he was a teenager, as Christopher Tolkien has said he'll not give permission again after that fiasco.

[@arshadnazir6717]

+James Bennett it's an adaptation of the book, you can't completely follow the book you have to add some action otherwise people would fall asleep

[@Warriorcats64]

Rankin-Bass cartoon didn't "add action" and told the whole thing in an hour, it's still better than all three films.

[@jakebocek2949]

Say what you want about the hobbit films, but Martin and Richard were both perfectly cast. I can't even imagine anyone else in either role now.

[@slavfastovetsky414]

should have been Jim Carrey and Denzel Washington

[@SuperPrestogamer]

Slav Fastovetsky Jim Carrey😂 shut the hell up, he would not make a good bilbo baggins, or a thorin!

[@literallyafrog367]

I can't believe there are people who don't like these movies. Why is it that every franchise has to have genwunners?

[@GreenGlo1991]

Legit

[@kroneexe]

People always say that, but I'm almost certain there is a better choice for Thorin. Not that the one we got wasn't amazing. Martin Freeman was godly though.

[@briangalloway4193]

The most realistic, emotional death scene in any movie. Incredibly moving.

[@TheUrizen]

This is arguably better than Boromir's

[@Aelvee]

Better than Dumbledore's 😭😭😭

[@freebandz4332]

@@TheUrizen In context of the books, I find Thorin’s death more moving. In context of the movies, I think Thorin’s death is more effective, but Boromir’s is more sound because of how focused The LOTR trilogy is compared to The Hobbit trilogy. Not to say I didn’t enjoy Bilbo and Thorin’s bond, because I thought it was well done, but the bloated filler of this trilogy distracts from the main focal point of the trilogy; Bilbo and the dwarves. We hardly even know any of the dwarves besides Balin and Thorin.

[@The_Totes_Adorbs]

these nutz were realistically emotional on your chin.

[@The_Totes_Adorbs]

@illerMasker these nuts were dropping on your chin

[@louthegiantcookie]

What kills me the most is Bilbo's sudden "Oh." when he sees Thorin's wounds, and realises that his friend is going to die. This was such a real scene, such raw emotion. These two actors did a fantastic job.

[@yodel7781]

*His crush 🥺🥺🥺

[@rengokiri]

@@yodel7781 stfu

[@yodel7781]

@Enultra wtf

[@yodel7781]

@Enultra Nothing, I'm just cooler than you

[@yodel7781]

@Enultra Dude, are you dumb? Shipping is just a hobby, why do you fucking care about what I do? I like it to write fanfictions because I'm good at writing and I would draw if I could draw, sadly I can't. But shipping is just a hobby that makes people happy, so stop judging people you don't even know. It's not sad, it's good because it makes me happy. But one thing is really sad, that people like you exist who are offending others just because of a fucking hobby you don't understand. Just let people do what they want and do your own stuff :).

[@Prowlsgurl]

That last little whimper from Bilbo is what really kills me.

[@LeFringe27]

Nice realistic touch from Martin Freeman 😭

[@user-bz9of6tn6l]

I like it. In the book, Bilbo is said to have cried so much until his tears dried up and his voice was hoarse. That whimper of agonizing sadness is a nice nod to that moment in the book.

[@lanivelazquez5308]

WHEN BILBO STARTED CRYING IS WHEN I LOST IT. MARTIN CAN MAKE ANY EMOTIONAL SCENE RIP YOU TO PIECES I SWEAR.

[@quirrelmort4795]

Ikr!? I mean- I already started losing it after Kili died but Bilbo's reaction was so sad I cried even after the movie ended i'm too emotional for this stuff🥺

[@nathaliemelissa96]

2:18 Bilbo's little whimper is so heartbreaking! 😭😭😭

[@dubby9404]

Alexa Dark ikr

[@ruch2976]

Alexa Dark kuki

[@ninjaflamestone]

ikr

[@mortua_conjuga]

Life ruining. I'm glad it's dark in the cinema. I was crying my eyes out.

[@mark80_bojangrunningwild43]

I like how this video ended before it showed what's her name and what's his fave cause that would be considered a happy ending to the video compared to this.

[@mrrobluxo2369]

"farewell master burglar" gets me everytime :'(

[@nurselaykan3721]

Am I the only one who noticed that Thorin never stopped holding on to Bilbo during this entire scene? Even when both of Bilbo's hands were busy, Thorin still held on to his arm.

[@rum_coke_17]

😭 I know!!

[@OmniversePosting]

Nice spot!

[@pinsjustpins9667]

no

[@a-mellowtea]

Oh. So he is. Well, that makes me horribly sad all over again.

[@alyssacollinwood1057]

Yes I notice it too

[@user-N20]

One of the things I always find so incredible about Richard's acting here is that it's so believable that he's dying. In most monologues where the person is dying it's almost like they forget they're dying until the very end. In this scene each sentence is a struggle for him as he gets weaker and weaker.

[@LyingRose]

X2

[@viserlion5384]

THANK YOU! I nearly commented the same. It is sooo heartbreaking how real it is because normally you don't get to tell your tale before you go. You have to use every ounce of strength if there's something important to get out. It is so convincing and sad. I love it. Especially because my Dad went in a similar way (no stabwound. Cancer) without getting his last message out cause he had no strength left. I know why I love LotR AND Hobbit on the same level.

[@almost8527]

Martin Freeman great acting here. His crying so realistic and heartbreaking

[@DanielHickey97]

Am I the only one who feels that "If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merry place" is a deeply touching line?

[@davidthompson184]

It was Thorin’s last line in the book.

[@leoismaking]

Slightly different in the book: "If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world."

[@warden-commandercousland]

"I wish to part in friendship." That's what he's concerned about in the end. Goddamn that gets me.

[@Darkness1984]

The saddest death scene since boromirs death in fellowship...

[@domswinchin4832]

No!!! You are all wrong IMO!!!! Its this one!!!

[@generalraam9730]

Bilbo sounds like my dog yawning when he cries.

[@ajcaraballo95]

Gandalf's death was the saddest...until he came back in The Two Towers.

[@domswinchin4832]

***** I said that as a joke... But IMO, Thorin's death was the saddest; being his last words as "goodbye master burglar, if more people valued home over gold, than the world would be a merrier place" was so sad

[@cheyennedouthitt4095]

You are so true...

[@ladymoonscar]

that choking sound Thorin makes… it opens the flood gates every time

[@aBlueMoon91]

God , don't I know it ... 😭

[@marcasiex17]

+Abigail Cartmell definitely.

[@ilovebooks49]

and the crack in Bilbo's voice just after thorin dies.....

[@fact_believer4787]

It really does

[@rizwantahir7116]

And his last breath and Dialogue! That's just to painful

[@n0xparad0x]

I cry exactly like Bilbo did when I see this... I'm not kidding. Identical.

[@mrssara.hargadon]

+FanofThings Oh, good Lord yes

[@connorstocks-mcelligott2661]

FanofThings honestly Bilbo crying is what makes this scene, it's not dramatic or ridiculously macho like a lot of shit its just sad broken little tears like any normal person would cry

[@sylkewegener4470]

FanofThings me too

[@marykatezehr1074]

FanofThings I cry every single time I watch this and my heart is pounding like a drum!!!!

[@myartalcove901]

me too ;_; every time T__T it just really gets me...really love both Bilbo & Thorin and the pure sweet bond they have

[@ConstantineJoseph]

Bilbo used to be that care free self indulgent Hobbit that built only his own world. However with his travels and the bonds he built, ultimately losing some of his closest friends even right before his very eyes, really tore him apart. When he returned to the Shire, he was never the same Hobbit that left 13 months ago. Thorin's death including two of his kin, ensuring that he left a part of himself at Erebor. It is also the very story Tolkien wanted to tell about world war 1. That when you see your comrades die in front of you, speaking their last words, your life will never be the same again.

[@GollumLover]

Richard and Martin played this scene so beautifully just like how I imagined it in the book...

[@charlesshoultz3319]

It is moving to think that Thorin knows he only has a little time left, and he wants to use such a large part of it making certain that Bilbo knows he considers him a friend.

[@Dracomut]

One thing I love most about the Hobbit movies was that they NAILED the most important scenes from the book from the party in Bilbo's hole, Smaug's monologue, and here with Thorin's death. Even before the extended editions fixed all the other issues the movies had, it was scenes like this that showed the Hobbit trilogy is a worthy successor to the original trilogy.

[@shiftyrye2743]

The one thing line I wish they had put in here is "there is more good in you than you know, child of the kindly West."

[@jacekstankiewicz1594]

ShiftyRye 27 Almost everything was wrong, stupid dragon chase, gold bath and barrel scenes. Stupid characters from LOTR. They did not nail Thorin's death, he died in tent or something like that, not in some retarded place out of nowhere. Why would they leave him alone, forgotten?

[@PerovNigma]

I wouldn't really say "successor", more "follow-up", but yes, these films certainly have their good moments. It's just a shame there was studio interference - they could have been just as great as _Lord of the Rings._

[@galacticknight3058]

But Thorin didn’t die up in the hill. He was brought back with the casualties and then he died.

[@jacklhernandez6514]

"The eagles are here", and it that moment I lost my heart to Thorin's death

[@fromthesea2114]

The way Bilbo just curls in on himself and rocks in his sorrow. It hurt soooo much!

[@freddinkelberg775]

I still don't understand why people look down on the hobbit movies.

[@floramathilda]

Because people want the movies to be exactly like the books and the fact is...they can't. That's why others need to learn to enjoy the film for what it is. There are things you just can't fit into the film or won't work in a film so you have to adjust accordingly. Many also think there's too much CGI. (A petty complaint in my book.) How I look at it is, these films are great companions to the novel not replacements. These films could be a great way for people to test the waters before going into the novel. What I love about Peter Jackson's work with The Hobbit & LOTR is that he makes it the book and something else.

[@jeremyspice51]

Bookmarks & Wildflowers No it's not that at all. People look down on these movies because it suggests greed and a love of money- rather ironic when you think what the book is about. The Hobbit is a very short book and yet somehow it was stretched out into multiple pointless movies when the book and it's story just isn't long enough to fill out 3 movies. If you wanted it to be exactly like the book it would only be one movie not three. It says to me they wanted to drag it out year after year to make as much money as possible not for the love of the book. That's why people look down on them.

[@ravenscaresAL]

fred dinkelberg I agree... Even though the movies are different from the books, I wish I could watch the whole trilogy for the first time. Especially the first one... What a pleasant ride it was! Still glad the movies came out though

[@GollumLover]

Purists are like fundamentalists... They always find something to bitch about

[@jeremyspice51]

***** Well if you hated the Hobbit as a book then I would imagine that your view point on it would be that the movies can only be better. I however loved the hobbit and hated the movies. I don't have a problem with movies changing the storyline slightly as not everything in a book can be filmed nor would it necessarily make a good movie if you stayed 100% accurate to it. But the way they dragged the hobbit movies out to me suggests that the producers were focusing on money rather then giving us one good movie.

[@MisterEMinny]

I had to let go of my cat today, his name was Thorin because I got him as a kitten when the first Hobbit movie came out 11 years ago, and he was my favorite character. He was such a loving and friendly cat, and I felt like revisiting this already tear jerking scene to remember him. We gave him a long and loving life, but I cried having to watch him go. He was old and his health was getting worse so I'm happy he does not have to be in pain anymore, but my life just won't be the same without him. Rest in piece to both Thorins, you made the world merrier place.

[@chippydru4023]

The King has come unto his own Under mountain, under stone Send him now into the deep Unto Earth's eternal sleep Under mountain, under stone Through all the lands, let it be known The Kind is dead, Long live the King. (rip both kings)

[@kirikakirikakirika]

His little whimper at the end is so sad. :(

[@szumbawpierdziel2480]

I know..

[@jcynavarro]

Having read the book, knowing this was going to happen, it still hit me. And I honestly think it hit everyone in the theater because I kept hearing sniffling all around me. A true testament to the film in my opinion. But as they say, to each their own. 👍

[@Zoki9555]

How did you read that book? Thorin oakenshield didn't die from Azog

[@MirV7]

3m95b he still would die

[@andreaivanovic6886]

​@@Zoki9555he died in camp i think, bcs he had too many wounds and he was too injured

[@Whyistomatoafruit]

0:53 the look on Thorin’s face here kills me every single time. It’s this look of awe and affection that’s just beautiful

[@SeenAGreatLight]

I heard Richard Armitage talk about that moment in an interview. He said that Thorin had been desperately trying to ask Bilbo's forgiveness, and having received it, he could finally die in peace. 🥲

[@eefz1]

Why couldnt he come back as Thorin the white 😔

[@almost8527]

cuz he wasnt even grey

[@SaintHangman]

Because he is a mortal, not a Maia.

[@eefz1]

almost sparrowww

[@eefz1]

Saint Hangman no shit Sherlock 😂 too bad tho

[@orcus6803]

How dare you make me laugh at a time like this

[@clarabear501]

Such a powerful scene, I drowned in my tears. Amazing job to the cast and crew of the hobbit movies. Outstanding job.

[@amandaeklund9499]

no account 😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢

[@rebeccaholcombe7905]

Clara Bear I cry every time! I hate that it affects me so much lol. It just goes to show how amazing these films/ books are..even though I really wish he hadn't died!

[@primordialone6523]

You drowned? How did u typed dis then?

[@PoorGurlGaming]

hello, i am here to cry over this scene, again

[@clarabear501]

I'll join you.

[@thijs-p9185]

m2

[@rum_coke_17]

Welcome back! Here, I have several rolls of toilet paper 🧻 cuz there isn’t gonna be a dry eye in the house

[@dogmeat7582]

All this years later I do it again because this scene is beautiful.

[@Churly25]

I'll join you too

[@sarshanksalot5675]

You know, I felt sad when Boromir died, when Faramir was riding off to certain death, when Theoden died in Eowyn's arms, and when Frodo left Sam, but nothing else in Middle Earth has made me cry actual tears as when Thorin dies. What a tragic figure--perhaps the second most tragic Middle Earth character on film. Whatever issues I have with The Hobbit and PJ's version of Middle Earth in general, this is one note they hit better than all expectations: the complicated, shifting, ultimately immensely rewarding relationship between the humble hobbit and the proud dwarf king. Theirs isn't the only poignant friendship in Middle Earth, and other iconic friendships may get more fame, but for my money, no other friendship stands out in such a dramatically tragic and beautiful way as theirs does--building respect, trust, and closeness due to choices made actively and understandings earned with difficulty (which is refreshing and unique among Middle Earth friendships depicted on screen--generally either born of childhood friendships or lightly developed from a certain ease of companionship, being similar characters with similar goals on the same side of good vs evil). By the time we follow Bilbo and Thorin to this point and see how their story ends, it is emotionally devastating and genuinely haunting. Very well done by all involved.

[@MrCaboose]

Sar Shanksalot ok

[@sarshanksalot5675]

We won't all respond the same way to the same scenes. I was sharing my experience, that's all. :)

[@MirV7]

Nice good one

[@krisnorge5830]

Thorin has this fine scene Kili has the stupid "Because it was real" scene And not two fucks were given about Fili that day.

[@zoewilkinson6871]

Kris Norge ikr a little upsetting

[@ericwest881]

Zaxio 005 lol no azogs death was good

[@victorarmandoneis]

Well... Dwalin cried

[@ericwest881]

Zaxio 005 please explain

[@NerdX151]

Hollywood logic: Fili was not good looking, and didn't have any marketing value towards casual fangirls. So no one cares about his death.

[@leoliew6001]

“I wish to part from you in friendship” Rest in Power King Thorin

[@viridian.vertigo]

I never understood why people hate this trilogy. I've read the book probably 30 times and I adore it, but I've definitely watched the movies more times than I can count. I absolutely love these films and Martin Freeman is an international treasure.

[@winxclubflora8446]

Same i love this trilogy too! And i guess after rings of power more people will value this trilogy

[@TurinStark5]

I think it's the many additional plot tines which were unnecessary, the videogame like battles against the goblins, the barrel scene, etc. However I do agree that some of the fan edits ranging from 2 to 4 hours really make the Hobbit a fantastic single film.

[@Tippotipo]

@@TurinStark5 Some people find a way to complain no matter what. The Hobbit Movie blog clearly mentioned some additional part will get added from Appendice of LOTR with some extra embellishments no different from LOTR trilogy. The only difference is the time constraint imposed by WB and their interference.

[@shubhnamdeo2865]

So much like star wars. People needed a dose of sequel trilogy to like the prequels​ and appreciate it for the right things it did even though it was quite flawed.@@winxclubflora8446

[@TheRealCodeBlack]

I love how Martin Freeman acts Bilbo's reaction to Thorin's apology over what he'd said at 0:33. Without saying a word, Bilbo's expression says "no apology is necessary." I don't think Bilbo ever resented Thorin for anything - he was only concerned and afraid for him, and nothing more.

[@holandesvoador]

Martin Freeman here = God of acting

[@12classics39]

The way he struggles to suppress his tears when Thorin says “farewell” is absolutely devastating.

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

I was pleasantly surprised that they included Bilbo crying at Thorin's death. It's accurate and Martin Freeman really pulled it off. I wanted to hug Bilbo so bad!!

[@VigneshRangaraj00]

"The Eagles are.. the Eagles... the Eagles are here...!"

[@velvet_victor]

Vignesh Rangaraj Just another fanservise

[@lordpsalm7034]

How is it fanservise? It's in the book.

[@radacidskull6156]

Hotel California such a lovely place........ Sorry to soon

[@MirV7]

Victor Vaz so dumb

[@Hooperick36]

Bilbo's cry is heart touching because Thorin dies as Bilbo's close friend.

[@bindair_dundat]

Thorin: "Bilbo..." Bilbo: "Yes, I'm here." Thorin: "You said... that you took the... Arkenstone... as your share... of the treasures." Bilbo: "Yes, but it is all going to be ok. I just wanted to avoid a war." Thorin: "But... you could have said that... you already had your share... before I gave you... the invaluable mithril chain vest..." Bilbo: "Well, I..." Thorin: "I could have... used it... myself..." Bilbo: "..." Thorin: "Or Fili... or Kili..." Bilbo: "..." Thorin: "You really are... a burglar..."

[@Alex-qm2ib]

Lol so true XD

[@walbert3294]

Frodo would be dead were it not for that mithril vest...

[@bindair_dundat]

Alex Llewellyn Thorin still could have given it to Bilbo AFTER he survived the battle. Thorin: "Bilbo, this mithril vest has saved my life. Without it, Azog would have pierced me to die a miserable death. And now that the battle is over and the Arkenstone is mine again, you can have this as your share of the treasures. Take good care of it."

[@domswinchin4832]

That is exactly what would have happened in real life, you got EVER detail right!

[@domswinchin4832]

But don't forget that Bilbos share was the mithril vest, one chest of gold and one chest of silver... Jeez,when will Bilbo stop stealing...

[@carlosalegria4776]

Manly tears were shed when I watched this, no regrets.

[@ameliamehta9036]

The fact that Bilbo holds Thorin’s hand while speaking to him

[@itschopsmf]

"Who was this person you pledged your service to? Thorin... Oakenshield?" "He..... ... He was my friend."

[@EdvardBolaasMusic]

Martin Freeman, great job man... the acting is just amazing!

[@bilbobaggins2775]

Best actor ever

[@user04683]

‘If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place.’ Beautiful Thorin, beautiful.

[@Ferrychick1]

My heart breaks every time I hear Thorin say his last words before he draws his last breath. Thumbs up if you'd give anything to hold him in your arms.

[@jordanvarga2137]

no movie has actually made me cry besides the hobbit. once bilbo starts to weep makes me just... UGH

[@TheBlasphemite]

Thorin's death absolutely broke me. I recently finished rewatching the 3 movies after not having watched them in a while, and when he died, I cried. I cried through the rest of the movie. I cried even after the movie. I'm still quite emotional right now as of writing this comment.

[@imjackm2174]

2:10 I lose it every single time. Martin Freemans acting here is so good. Heartbreaking scene.

[@Christoffer-n2y]

”If more people valued Home above gold, this world would be a merrier place.” One of the wisest quotes in movie history, one that shows repentance.

[@jackcoleman1222]

If more of us valued food and cheer and song over hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world. But sad or merry, I must leave it now. Farewell.

[@KonohaRamenNoodles]

I was waiting for this line

[@jojoh265]

Then Bilbo turned away, and he went by himself, and sat alone wrapped in a blanket, and, whether you believe it or not, he wept until his eyes were red and his voice was hoarse.

[@OmniversePosting]

Meh.

[@sunnyd4645]

In his death, Thorin, son of Thrain, King under the mountain, reclaimed his honor. He died a true king. His memory shall long live and he be passing into legends.

[@dontreadmychannelname3192]

Martin’s acting was so amazing in this film. These films are not as good at lotr, but they are certainly not terrible films. I loved them for the acting and the incredible sets

[@madelizabethjade]

Omg I'm crying. :'( I started crying when Bilbo was pointing out the Eagles in an attempt to keep Thorin alive. :'(

[@itsmeminefox]

“Thorin... Thorin, look, the eagles! The eagles are here..... Thorin..?” Bilbo is so sweet he tried to like, wake him up but telling him the eagles were there, that’s why Bilbo is my favorite character in the movie followed by Kili. ❤❤❤

[@baanaanaana]

bilbo was better than frodo for me

[@mo0onlightmovies]

what can i say .. what an emotional i become in this scene ... peter is really good with these kind of scenes it broke my heart .. the conversation between bilbo and thorin was remembrance one i don't think any one listen to this could ever forget it .. i think i'am in love with thorin i have never become that sad for fanciful Character before as much i did for thorin.. i cried like a baby.. i will never forget him in my life

[@domswinchin4832]

Ikr, the saddest moment in the whole saga. I love how Bilbo was in denial for a bit in trying to tell him "the eagles are here" before the truth dawned on him and he started crying...

[@fiedelmina]

honestly, why did the cut away so fast back to Tauriel? Kinda ruins it.

[@sangheilientertainment5157]

agreed

[@xxrbxalph7674]

So they could see more of kili which doesn't ruin it plus they frogot about fili which ruins it!

[@sangheilientertainment5157]

+Bruno Vera Well he probably is not a big fan and there is no need to say F*ck you he just did not know why they cut back he was not trying to offend

[@brunovera8810]

i don't understand uou ignorant.

[@xxrbxalph7674]

Bruno Vera you are

[@kristinwolf1165]

This scene has been playing on my mind. The relationship between thorin and bilbo was so special. Watching it evolve from thorins distain to the absolute purest of friendships was really moving. This scene is so emotional.

[@MajiggerRose]

Seriously, I was sad at Fili and Kili's death and everything, but I was starting to think that I could get through this film without crying since it was very meh in quality. However, as soon as Bilbo started crying, it's like he turned on the faucet and I was sobbing till the end. I can't take hobbits crying. Seriously. It's an even more potent trigger than chopping onions.

[@stealthlock6634]

Agreed! Thorin was a meh character and I didn't care that he died. But seeing Bilbo's reaction broke my heart and I couldn't hold back the tears! Martin Freeman is such a good actor!

[@victoriavelkova5298]

I agree with every single word from both of you. My thoughts exactly!

[@symbolitical4158]

@@stealthlock6634 Thorin was not a meh character lol, the actor for him did unbelievably well tbh

[@Dizcou10]

The acting, the production design, the music, the cinematography, the makeup & hair style, the amazing CGI… and of course, the hand of Peter Jackson and all the beautiful cast… Time will put this trilogy where it belongs ❤

[@jakeplayzrandomstuff4738]

“Go back to your books, and your armchair. Plant your trees, watch them grow.” So perfect.

[@blackhagalaz]

This scene is truly heartbreaking and genuine. Both actors are brilliant in this. What fascinated me the most was those almost invisible little changes in thorins face as his life was fading. So many death scenes are just like "close my eyes turn my head, boom I am dead now". But this... holy cow I sobbed. Just the way his expressions flatten like this... I have seen the moment of death a few times irl, and this was just so accurately played.

[@klatuk4u1]

Bilbo's sound of weeping, breaks my heart every time I see this scene.

[@achikahola]

His "No no no no no Thorin" breaks me. You can hear in his voice all the sadness

[@iraklismakridis704]

This is actually a more tragic friendship than Sam and Frodo's. They started as strangers, Thorin disliked Bilbo in the beginning, but in the end he realized that the hobbit was the only true human among them gold-seekers. Always bring tears this line, 'if more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place'. This is the best line in both trilogies, it's a tragic epilogue, for a dwarf that had the sickness of gold in his mind his whole life, he was obsessed with it and in the end he lost all his kin and his own life because of that. Tolkien is a brilliant story-teller, even if Hobbit was written addressing a younger audience, it has a lot of hidden gems of wisdom in its pages.

[@donovancane2422]

Its easy to forget just how GOOD of an actor Martin is when youve seen him your whole life. That crying was tragically realistic

[@pastaplumber9000]

2:07 This is the part that always kills me. Bilbo starts saying "The Eagles...", but he finally gives up and admits to himself that Thorin's gone. The way he throws his hand up before he starts crying just guts me, you can SEE how he just gives up there. Martin Freeman's one of the most perfect castings in the entire Middle-earth saga

[@AJ_in_a_can]

2:07 That's when I couldnt hold the tears in any longer

[@jungemitherz4138]

Damn this made me crying in the cinema..

[@siennamargeaux8413]

Be at peace, Son of Durin.

[@ninadimaandal1670]

"If more people valued home above gold,this world will be a merrier place." *sobs uncontrollably*

[@LucasButtschardt]

Honestly for the hobbit trilogy turned out to be. It was more well done then a lot of people give it credit for.

[@c17sam90]

When people say pj ruined the by not doing a more pure version of the book. They miss out there are great scenes like this

[@Under_Your_Bed_]

Frickin LOVE these movies. Perfect casting and execution! Beautifully done New Line Cimena, and all the actors!!

[@a-mellowtea]

Bilbo's whine at the end kills me, without fail, every single time. If there's anything good I can say about these movies, it's that Martin and Richard's acting is phenomenal. I couldn't picture anyone else being better for these roles.

[@jomac841]

Martin Freeman is absolutely brilliant! The way he whispers that the eagles are coming. And that whimper... brought me to tears. A lot of people see him as Watson, and I am guilty of that myself as someone who only recently started watching Sherlock, but DAMN this man is more than that! He absolutely nailed the role of Bilbo.

[@NursingMuse]

I have been waiting for this scene since the beginning. Once I saw Martin and Richard together I got really excited because I knew it was going to be good. They both blew me away and put tears in my eyes. It was so sad and so beautiful.

[@nataliarouthier8931]

am I the only one who's SUPER SAD because no one said good-bye to Fili?

[@jacklhernandez6514]

Neither to Kili

[@nataliarouthier8931]

tauriel said goodbye to him

[@amandaeklund9499]

imperishedinc I'm crying:-( why didn't anyone care for fili and kili? :(

[@a.morphous66]

Kili and Thorin would have, but they were too busy trying to kill Azog and Bolg and then dying.

[@ayakotami3318]

You're not the only one. I was like "Where's Fili?! What about Fili?! Just kill him off and that's it?! What's he? Chopped liver?!".

[@TSD0416]

If Thorin had died in my arms, I would have stabbed myself in the heart right there.

[@MrWill9002]

TiggyStardust et tu brute?

[@SuperCabrito14]

Girls cried during Titanic Boys cried during Fast 7 Men cried during Battle of Five Armies

[@Celestifa]

Don't be sexist. A man can cry during titanic and a woman can cry during fast 7

[@SuperCabrito14]

Al Hi k

[@SuperCabrito14]

No true man would cry for Titanic. If anything he falls asleep halfway through the film

[@cordeliaseiver6830]

+Luigi Anastasio Boyka AND WOMEN!!!!

[@23cgrice]

so true

[@rainkings4862]

Bilbo was so kind and courageous and the way Thorin was treating him, was at times awful, its sad that he died asking Bilbo to forgive him. I found this scene really sad in a way.

[@ayakotami3318]

The little detail of Thorn holding onto Bilbo's arms gets me as does them holding hands and Biblo's little whimper at the end. Those little details just. . .😭.

[@RaSillet]

I cried in the theatre since the scene where fili and kili were fighting the orcs til the credits ended ha h a I'm not okay righ tnow I'm crying again

[@carolineturing4240]

Kaz Dude, me too.

[@ellis2888]

Thank you Jackson for giving us these forever lasting gems❤️

[@GoldieMethrans]

3rd attempt?!? Wow, you really have such brave heart to share this bit with us and I completely admire you for that because this needs to be seen to be believed. And yes, my old LotR wounds opened once again when I had seen this bit because it recalled me back when I had seen Boromir die. So. Many. Feels! :,(

[@frankensteinmurillo446]

I love how even in his dying moments alm Thorin had in his mind was to let his desr friend know how much he truly valued their loyalty to one another

[@familyvandenberghes9101]

This is SO SAD!!! when Thorin dies in the book you're kind of just like, "oh, Thorin died. too bad." because he's a jerk through the whole book. in the movie, he changes and gets better, so it's so sad when he dies. especially what he says to Bilbo. :'( fili and kili's deaths are sad too, but this one is the worst! RIP

[@XxxUnderestimatedxxX]

JaNel VanDenBerghe his story is the same way in the books dude lol. Right down to the final words

[@serban8298]

You haven't read the book!

[@12classics39]

These two brilliant actors nailed the emotions of this pivotal scene in the book.

[@THE_MAQ355]

The Departure of Boromir The Passing of Théoden and Thorin's death are the saddest death scenes in all six movies..

[@jhibbitt1]

i still remember when i first read in the book thorin dying, i was so shocked. don't know why i didn't expect it but it surprised me. thorin is sort of like this story's version of aragorn except he dies, i guess this is kind of like what it would be like if aragorn died, RIP king under the mountain

[@NintendoTV64]

Dad: Why the hell are you crying so damn loud? Me:

[@shawnthompson2303]

I really love how they moved this scene from the bedside (book) to the battlefield (movie). Thorin has no time left, and all he wants is the forgiveness of a friend. No Gold, No Crown.... just awesome.