The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring | Arwen Saves Frodo | ClipZone: Heroes & Villains

[@rowdogspeaks5900]

What makes this scene special is that Arwen is prepared to put herself in immense danger to protect someone she doesn't even know, yet still cares deeply and weeps when she thinks Frodo has gone. Liv Tyler is an amazing actress.

[@philippalinton5850]

In the book, she wasn't there. Frodo defies the Nazgul on his own at the Ford. But although she only appears a few times in the book, she's a nice person. In Minas Tirith, after the coronation and her marriage to Aragorn, she gave Frodo her white jewel for healing and comfort as she sensed he was suffering spiritually from having carried the Ring. And she gave him her place on the ship to the Undying Lands. :)

[@DeadCat-42]

What makes is stupid is that it was Glorfindel sent by elrond who rescued frodo.

[@Cailus3542]

@@DeadCat-42 Sure. Introduce in one scene an immensely powerful elf whom we never see again. I'm sure that wouldn't confuse anyone.

[@ashleighgibson3239]

She is willing to protect the person her true love wants to protect (Aragon)

[@BPFACTS88]

@@DeadCat-42 but then the "put oneself in danger" angle is gone, Glorfindel would 1v5 the Nazgul with his left hand while taking a piss with his right

[@andrasbalogh4291]

This is one of the scenes why The Fellowship of the Ring is my favourite of the trilogy. The depiction of magic and dread are so well done by the cinematography.

[@markstaten8402]

𝑻𝑶𝑻𝑨𝑳𝑳𝒀!!!

[@ricardoalvares2130]

The fellowship of the Ring is the most artistic and cinematographic movie from the trilogy. It's amazing. It was recorded in a different way, it's more artistic, the photography, the lighting, the camera movements, some slow motion moments. There's that scene in the forest when the Hobbits are picking mushrooms and Frodo looks at the road and it seems to increase and decrease at the same time. It's a camera capture technique in which the camera zooms in and moves backwards, creating a feeling of danger and terror, incredible. Anyway, there are many other scenes where I could highlight the different cinematographic techniques used in the film

[@Pakalolofree]

Exactly!!

[@joeelliott2157]

The Fellowship of the Rings was my favorite book of the trilogy. And it is also my favorite of the movies.

[@ezscootrr]

And the sound ❤

[@university89]

The same arc of emotions today as when I watched it in the movie theater 23 years ago! It is unbelievable. One of my absolute favourites. Liv Tyler played Arwen so well and the way she speaks Elvish is just out of this world. Noro lim, Asfaloth, noro lim!

[@Shiny-Beast]

"Ride fast, Asfaloth, ride fast". Liv was magnificent as Arwen.

[@Valkyrie0801]

Noro lim, Asfaloth, noro lim❤

[@st-ko5zo]

Magnificent screen presence,one can't take her off their mind

[@askesqkuyea2184]

Yes, she was

[@brandonisner5214]

As much as I am disappointed we didn't get to see her kick some orc ass, I think it's overall better that she didn't. It creates a nice legend for her.

[@karamjitgaddu8015]

This film improves with age.

[@askesqkuyea2184]

It surely does. All they do now is take a classic movie and make a crappy movie out of it 🙄 😒

[@philippalinton5850]

@@askesqkuyea2184 The films are genuinely amazing (LotR, not the Hobbit trilogy) but I wouldn't object to a TV treatment of LotR, multi-season and multi-episode, including some more stuff from the books and also showing Frodo as he should be portrayed - a much braver and wiser hobbit than Peter Jackson seemed to think he was. ;) At least there's the 1981 BBC radio dramatisation, which is excellent.

[@feelcollins4358]

I'm sorry but this does not hold up today 6:08 . It got that 2000ish edit vibes and I can't help but chuckle suddenly seeing Elrond's forehead suddenly appearing

[@hershmergersh6733]

It was cinematic perfection when it released, and it still is, mostly because Hollywood is incapable of making good entertainment anymore. Studios are too risk averse and writers aren't capable of being sincere anymore. If it was made today it...well...we have Rings of Power, we can see how bad it'd be.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

That’s why Rings of Power can only be watched in Netflix. Not to mention it’s a power LOTR Trilogy aged like wine. My childhood. The early 2000’s of the 21st century

[@abbeylg3060]

I'm so proud to be born in the time Peter Jackson is living. I managed to see a masterpiece that many people couldn't. Thank you, Peter Jakson for bringing Tolkien's world to life perfectly.

[@ravipatiyal3066]

We r seeing it also

[@danivarius]

I was born way before your time and I’ve seen them all as well.

[@Yavanna45]

You are proud of something you had no part in creating? What a strange notion.

[@abbeylg3060]

@Yavanna45 what are you talking about? I said I'm proud to witness the masterpiece of PJ. There are people in the past or in far future who may never hear about LOTR trilogy. That's what I'm talking about. It's not my problem if you don't understand it. Aren't you American, btw?

[@abbeylg3060]

@danivarius yeah I'm not considering only myself lucky but people born between 20 and 21st century

[@JJJ.98]

When you rewatch a movie and its even better as an adult. Even with the passage of time--this trilogy was amazing. I am not as familiar with this film as the others but I loved seeing this moment. Feels like night and day to the Amazon show.

[@a_m4608]

When this movie came i convinced my four friends to join me,initially they said no and resisted,when i really insisted we all went. Needless to say when we left the theater we all were gobsmacked,brains rewired and experienced what evolution feels like first hand. It was best theater experience and left an impression that was unlike anything. They all thanked me for months

[@RowenaSnow-px3jg]

🎉 Hooray! You opened four minds ! Congratulations 🎊

[@EdsPunu]

Luckily I watched this Movie in Cinema during those days

[@JoaoPedro-pi1ef]

How old are you, bro?

[@sajjadalhachami7574]

How it's the feel

[@kaceyreynolds3985]

Me too, and it was the scariest movie I had ever seen at the time! Those orcs!

[@ThePirocadoida]

She's a barrel of concentrate beauty.

[@askesqkuyea2184]

@@ThePirocadoida She certainly is

[@autumnwilliams7215]

Sam is such an underrated character and never gets the credit he deserves. Not many people, nevermind hobbits, would charge the Nazgûl in a fight like he did. Most people think Hobbits are weak, but Sam stands his ground where some would’ve run. ❤

[@philippalinton5850]

I didn't mind Peter Jackson making Sam, Merry and Pippin braver at Weathertop than they were in the book. In the book, they were too scared to move. It's Book Frodo who lashes out at the Witch King with his little sword from the Barrow Downs, slicing through the WiKi's robe, and calling on the Vala Elbereth as he does so - which freaks the Nazgul out. Sam is not underrated - he was already a much loved character long before the films came out. And he gets full credit for his heroism in the book. Aragorn honours him and Frodo on the Field of Cormallen, placing them on his throne. Frodo makes sure Rosie knows Sam is a hero when they return to the Shire. Sam is instrumental, along with Merry and Pippin, in fighting against Saruman's ruffians in the Scouring of the Shire. Frodo makes Sam his heir, leaving Bag End to him and Rosie. Sam becomes Mayor of the Shire seven times! And eventually sails West, when he's an old hobbit, after Rosie has died.

[@dwaynepennel1488]

Yes, he is unbelievably brave charging straight at a blue screen lol. j/k It was Peter Jackson who made them brave, Tolkien made them wimps. Check out the books and you'll see lots of differences, but they are both good.

[@sharondumoulin2085]

Totally agree with you Sam was one of my favorite characters

[@micklumsden3956]

@@dwaynepennel1488 Also Sam Pippin and Merry succumbed to the Barrow Wight - Frodo saved them by fetching Tom Bombadil. The films are good but subvert the truth as revealed by Tolkien

[@tankythemagnorite9855]

And Shelob as well.

[@RobertEskuri]

The river turning into pretty little white horsies and erasing their darkness is so symbolic.

[@philippalinton5850]

It's certainly a great cinema scene. In the book, it's Elrond's power that raises the River (he's the keeper of the Ring of Air). He causes the white water horses, and Gandalf uses his magic to add some riders to them too. Arwen isn't there - it was Glorfindel who was sent by Elrond to find Aragorn and the hobbits in the wild, and Frodo rides his horse Asfaloth to the Ford, where he defies the Nazgul on his own. I didn't mind Arwen having a bigger role in the films, but Frodo was robbed of his courage in this scene - and in other scenes, too, sadly.

[@Roheryn100]

Evil cannot cross running water. It’s an ancient belief ; see Tam O’Shanter’s Ride.

[@Cailus3542]

@@philippalinton5850 Honestly, I'm quite content with Frodo's changes in the film. As much Frodo loved Bilbo and the idea of adventure, Elijah Wood gave him a much more gentle and vulnerable demeanour. This makes his rare moments of fury and violence more impactful, as we know that isn't the Frodo whom we know. This actually ties in to the very end of the books, as Frodo never even drew Sting from its scabbard during the liberation of the Shire.

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

One of my all time favourite film scenes....the cinematography, the pacing, the casting...Liv Tyler is superb! It still gives me goosebumps all these years later

[@iwantafennec9577]

Have seen this scene dozens of times and it still makes me cry. The beauty of the Elves transports the viewer to the divine.

[@Dirk80241]

Waves & white horses crushing the ringwraiths: beautiful scene!

[@karamjitgaddu8015]

Thanks

[@arcsaber1127]

Meanwhile that one wraith on a horse watching from the riverbank on Frodo's side, and doing nothing

[@averagejoereads7271]

“If you want him, come and claim him” EPIC

[@namresach]

“IF YOU WANT HIM.. COME AND CLAIM HIM!!!” - 🔥🔥🔥

[@micklumsden3956]

She wasn’t there! It was the horse of Glorfindel who saved Frodo.

[@phixix]

As a young girl watching this movie when it came out, It was so badass to see. I still remember the feeling.

[@RegentofArrako]

Love the choir too! The sound made it more intense!!

[@ayoubzougari2761]

They don't make movies like this anymore 😢😢😢

[@philippalinton5850]

Well, this one was based on the best fantasy novel ever written, and it mostly delivered. Certainly the most immersive cinema experience I've ever had.

[@aericabison23]

One of the few things I think the movie did better than the book. I like both the same.

[@akib2542]

This scene alone is better than all of Rings of Power put together

[@ravipatiyal3066]

U talk to much

[@Cailus3542]

It would be nice if people stopped endlessly moaning about RoP just to feel some false adolescent sense of intellectual superiority. Yes, it sucked, but people endlessly going on about it is very annoying, and not as clever as you think it is.

[@rogeliobailleresgil]

this is quite a cry for attention...

[@DH-uq1zw]

There are 3 trolls here, like in the Hobbit! They were probably sent by Amazon… A truer comment has never been typed @akib2542!

[@genericjames1781]

@@Cailus3542we are allowed to have opinions bud if you don’t like it then it must suck to suck 🥴🤷‍♂️

[@enigmabis.]

The music is so fucking perfect

[@Philip-zp8fx]

The greatest of equestrian scenes!

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

It was actually shoot for real. So the horses were disciplined

[@lyannawinter405]

What grace is given me, let it pass to him. Let him be spared. Save him.

[@allenmoon545]

The princess is so beautiful.

[@AshleighBaggins]

I can’t with the sight of Frodo so sick and injured. It’s painful. The poor little thing!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@KidChaos221]

This is how you edit a scene. Perfection.

[@ggluv23]

The way I tear up when she says “I do not fear them. “ 🥺

[@Thetruuuuuth]

This scene makes me feel so emotional I could cry😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@HannibelleStudio]

When she did the encantations in the river ❤

[@mageandmagic]

The chasing scene alone always gives me the scary feels

[@ladolceable]

ALWAYS sheesh❤

[@anonymususer1728]

I guess the Wraiths went to the Prometheus school of running away from things ...

[@akhil100]

Yeah that's my question too. Why didn't they go back to the side of the river?

[@kenklein9228]

@@akhil100 It seems they panicked.

[@edfa3706]

@@akhil100plot

[@brandonisner5214]

Jesus Christ, what a film. I have watched this scene at least a dozen times, and I am breathless still.

[@ripper672]

Tension, atmosphere, good acting equals master piece! Every scene is god like. Aamazon really did make this film better and i did not think that possible.

[@hannahchew1394]

Arwen is sweet to Frodo

[@debadr33]

I could watch this daily. Beautiful part of the movie where I want to be Arwen in this wonderful scene. It always makes my heart fill with joy!

[@QueenPersephoneKore95]

*Personally speaking, I'm happy that in this scene of the first movie they replaced the elf Glorfindel (who in the books is seen only in this scene and then disappears) with the half-elf princess Arwen, making her a strong and badass female character on par with Eowyn, who is a much more important character both in the books and in the movies :)*

[@Intreductor]

Introducing Glorfindel would've been perhaps too confusing for average viewers. He is a legendary elf on a scale that is almost divine.

[@invisibleman4827]

I agree. It's one of those decisions that just worked perfectly.

[@reemyfairy09]

This is one of my favorite scenes in the “Fellowship of the ring” Arwen character risking everything to save Frodo, going through this dangerous chase , chanting for the water to help and then emotionally praying to save him.that’s why she one of the strongest women in LOTR..

[@G1Grimlock94]

0:13 I see those trolls before

[@Bll1tzs]

are these the trolls that turned to stone by gandalf from the hobbit?

[@lindildeev5721]

​@@Bll1tzs Yep, these are the ones. In the books, the Hobbits are scared when seeing them and Aragorn reminds them that trolls can't move under sunlight. Frodo then remember the story and Sam sings a little song about a troll and a man arguing about a bone.

[@curriphacreator]

@@lindildeev5721 a song he made up himself, I might add! :)

[@lylytorrence4890]

In the theater that scene was awesome. Exactly as I visioned when reading the book. ❤❤❤

[@asaph247]

What a powerful lady

[@daniels7907]

They had to give Glorfindel's role to Arwen because, in the novel, her only real accomplishment was embroidering a banner for Aragorn's herald to carry. This is why I don't agree with those who compare Aragorn and Arwen to Beren and Luthien. Luthien actually went on the epic quest to steal a Silmaril from Morgoth's crown, and she was badass about it. Thus demonstrating her power and agency. Arwen was never anything more than Aragorn's motivation and prize.

[@danielavieiramacedo]

@daniels7907 imagine crying this hard and being this bitter

[@philippalinton5850]

I agree that Luthien is awesome. Book Arwen is a nice person though. Gave Frodo her white jewel and her place on the ship. I didn't mind her replacing Glorfindel. It's the weakening of Frodo's character that annoys me - not just in this scene, but throughout the films.

[@daniels7907]

@@philippalinton5850 - I don't consider giving Frodo her place on that particular ship to have been a huge gift. It's not like she couldn't have taken another one later. That's exactly how it was with her grandparents. Galadriel left on the ship with Frodo, Gandalf, and Elrond. Celeborn would not sail until years later. Legolas and Gimli sailed when Aragorn died. She could have hitched a ride with them. Because Tolkien was still tinkering with the lore that his son would later compile into the Silmarillion, he forgot the small detail of not having provided any satisfactory explanation for why Arwen would need to become mortal in order to marry Aragorn. Or why the Valar would even allow this given that she had lived nearly three millennia as an Elf and had thus arguably already made her choice early in the Third Age. Her father and uncle had to make their choices pretty early in their lives.

[@Roheryn100]

@@daniels7907She could not “hitch a ride” later. Her choice to stay with Aragorn and renounce an immortal ife was irrevocable . These aren’t things you can change your mind about. Elves don’t break their word. It’s not a “small detail” that the age of the Elves would pass with the destruction of The One Ring. The elven rings lost their power as well. Tolkien made this clear. That is why most elves left , although a few lingered for a while out of affection , like Legolas. But they all eventually left.

[@daniels7907]

@@Roheryn100 - You see, this is the problem, Tolkien himself treated Arwen as such a background character that at *NO* point did she actually make the choice before the Valar! Nor did he bother to explain why an Elf marrying a Man has to make the choice, especially since Arwen is not even close to being Half-Elven. Legolas and Gimli left the exact same year that Aragorn died! So there is also no valid claim that Arwen couldn't have left with them, or any of the other departing Elves. Nobody said that the Straight Road had been closed to the Elves just because a king of Men had died. The Valar really wanted the Elves to leave Middle-earth and weren't trying to stop them from doing so nor setting a deadline. This is a reflection of Tolkien's rather creepy idea that if a husband dies then his wife ought to do so as well. Despite his own religion rejecting this idea.

[@rosangelaevangelistadesous9158]

Eu sempre me emociono com as cenas.Grande produção e Interpretação.

[@julienprevost5409]

I don’t know why, but the shot of the water rising on the rocks has always been my favorite shot of the movies.

[@1drchak]

One of the greatest scenes ever.

[@seemaseema9720]

Asfaloth- such a magnificent animal. A lovely grey Andalucian Horse?

[@bankvisutkan]

This scene, when I saw it in the cinema, made me stunned by her introduction.

[@timovangalen1589]

0:50 "Not now babe, I'm a little busy"

[@theaoravainen8236]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏻

[@wesssavorn9018]

This one of the most powerful moments of the show I cried so hard . 😅😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤luv this .

[@Izza599]

It's so cute that when Arwen pulls her sword to Aragons neck he first freezes then when he hears her voice he smiles, he knew he wasn't in danger.

[@mariusalexa5449]

One of the best scènes ever. Viva Jesus et Maria toujours dans notre cœur ! 😊🙏

[@Pakalolofree]

Beautiful quote that you said

[@paranmani7838]

One of the best scenes in the whole movie 😮

[@aleksamrkela831]

Commenting before the people complaining about Glorfindel!

[@marsbar2020]

Yes I was disappointed when I watched it the first time in cinema (glorfindel and tom bombadil didnt make the film) but it has grown on me, gave a significant part to a female character and that did help balance the movie.

[@aleksamrkela831]

@@marsbar2020 Yeah, especially when one of the main characters is attracted to her; she needed a tad more depth and involvement. If Glorfindel showed up for only one scene and vanished since then, it would be very jarring to a lot of people and raise questions (such as why not have Glorfindel join the Fellowship?). Omitting Tom Bombadil was the right choice; even if it took away from the Witch-king prophecy, I feel like he would drag the movie out and, once again, force people to ask questions (why not have Tom Bombadil take the Ring to Mt. Doom, etc.). I'm sure that everyone who's read the books would have answers for all those questions, but cinematically, they really wouldn't pan out.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

It was a smart idea to replace Glorfindel with her. Arwen in the books is a bit of a do-nothing character, and Glorfindel appears in this one scene and then never again. It makes complete sense to give Arwen an actual role in the plot, and not go through the trouble of introducing a whole new character in Glorfindel who plays no part in the main story and is never going to show up again.

[@philippalinton5850]

@@aleksamrkela831 I have no problem with Arwen replacing Glorfindel, for the reason you state. I just wish Peter Jackson hadn't weakened Frodo so much, not just in this scene but throughout the film trilogy. Poor Frodo isn't even allowed to whisper defiance in the Ford scene, he's just gasping and dying.

[@JoaoPedro-pi1ef]

​@@SarastistheSerpentSo true!

[@Hippydaze35]

The acting in this movie is bar none. And can u imagine how much would’ve been lost in scenes like this if it were all just green screens??!! There’s such authenticity to this movie thats rarely found now in current movies.

[@ediiswanto6349]

The best the top the perfect scene what a great power of the Arwen..

[@daniels7907]

Not her power. Elrond sent the flood.

[@jussarapontesdacruz7664]

Que cena fantástica, mto bem feita, isto visto no cinema é eletrizante. Vc treme na poltrona, eu arrepio até hj ao ver. Como ela é linda, parece um anjo.

[@HonestmaphosaMutatariki]

It's all about claiming people who claim other people need to have a solid live positive reason for claiming.

[@grantponciano9386]

Every time I'm near a river, I want to say this spell. Lol

[@joygernautm6641]

I love that she said “I am a faster rider”, and he doesn’t get his ass chapped, or try to argue with her like most men would.

[@curriphacreator]

It was her horse, after all.

[@avocadotoast7367]

O Frodo parece a Liah Bracho imitando o Leo Dias nessa cena, kkkk

[@JoaoPedro-pi1ef]

Um br aqui kkkkk

[@gilbertomorais1886]

This scene in movie theatre was spectacular and intense.

[@YeahItsJhon]

Liv Tyler is Arwen Undomiel and Arwen Undomiel is Liv Tyler❤

[@gracemoses5657]

They don’t make movies like this anymore

[@nisakubra5330]

İncredible amazing scene 😮❤

[@FranciscaRomero-oh5uy]

Una de mis escenas favoritas 💚

[@florisv559]

Great scene, except at the river, where Arwen doesn't have time to play games with the Nazgul. She should save Frodo first. Still a great scene.

[@rnguyen2516]

Yes, she cut it a little close with the incantation. Probably should have said it before the bluff 😂!

[@Pablo.007J]

Imagínate ver esto por primera vez era algo que no creerías que pasaría Erwen invocando con un hechizo elfico

[@krischan67]

Give up the halfling, she-elf! If you want him, come and claim him!

[@LordofMinasMorgul]

3:45 the horses foaming

[@KlamparDafenrad]

I know that river. Built dams out of rocks in there. Sadly I can't summon a flood of horses like that though.

[@DiegoHernandez-uz4rz]

They almost caught up with her in that chase.😮😮😮

[@ucanh4473]

Bộ phim kinh điển nhất mà tôi từng xem.

[@ColinKennedy-q1y]

It's easy to say Elves are the fairest of all races in Middle Earth when they're portrayed by beautiful women.

[@joeelliott2157]

Arwen speaks to Aragon in Elvish, except to say "I do not fear them." Because there is no way to say this in High Elvish? Maybe so.

[@MaríaCarlaGonzález-z6i]

When directors used CGI only when absolutely necessary.

[@leinydicent8734]

Its just LIV TYLER ❤

[@SleepyEvoli]

I love this view so much 3:40 when you remember that this moment decides the fate of middle-earth

[@DavidB.Fischer]

Great scene indeed

[@MoviesTitleCards]

During 13Pro Max White Screen! I Chosen to Watch this Masterpiece ✨ and Ending Up with Watching Triology Extended Cut 🔥!

[@akhil100]

Someone please explain to me. After she challenged them saying, 'If you want him, come and get'. They all got into the water. And she chanted something and wave of water came rushing down and took away the Ringwraiths. But why did the Ringwraiths get back to the side of the river? Instead they seemed to have ridden down the river?

[@philippalinton5850]

Movie logic. ;) In the book, they were very quickly overwhelmed by the River rising. Arwen isn't there, in the book. Frodo defies the Nazgul on his own at the Ford, on the elf-horse Asfaloth.

[@barbarabauling7513]

The river was enchanted and they wouldn't have been able to cross anyway, but the flood water washed them all away, and they became disbanded and had to crawl back to Mordor where they later regrouped as Nazgul.

[@aceskip8620]

Epic scene

[@DanielWhite-v4e]

Anthony. Why you do this to me Anthony. Bring It On is our only hope obi wan. You don't know what you're starting. You just started a war.

[@juliaalexander5788]

Galadrial is her grandmother to be fair so 🎉

[@DeadCat-42]

Glorfindle, what am I invisible??

[@froggystyle642]

Death cannot cross running water

[@josephcosta8511]

It makes me laugh when the witch king calls Arwen a she-elf. like really bud, that's the worst insult you had, especially after fighting the elves for thousands of years

[@hmme.libre1988]

Scène émouvante

[@matthewclifton2510]

How brilliantly put together these films were, especially the first. The Rings of Power are a mess in comparison.

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

A woman.cant be more beautiful and when I grow up I'm going to marry her.

[@huecheemoua-hf4dt]

Love this movie. But I've always wondered.... why didn't the Nazgul just kill the horse or injure it. Would have been returned back with the ring.

[@HuginnHufflepuff]

Same reason why nobody didn’t just fly out to Mordor on a giant eagle and drop the ring as they flew over the volcano.

[@philippalinton5850]

Asfaloth is an elf-horse and can outrun them. Book Frodo defies the Nazgul on his own at the Ford too.

[@vivmadmaxx66]

Story end😅

[@GnorfOlfenkolf]

And the cast of RoP thinks Peter Jackson's movies had no strong female character 🤦🏻

[@kirilmickovski3543]

This was supposed to be Glorfindel's ride.

[@Cailus3542]

Glorfindel's only major contribution in the books is this. Everything else is off-screen. More, Glorfindel's absurd power doesn't fit the film, where the "good guys", for lack of a better term, are always outmatched. The Nazgul taking one look at Glorfindel and promptly running away doesn't match that. Replacing Glorfindel with Arwen makes sense. It gives her character extra depth beyond her relationships with her father and Aragorn, showing that she's a badass in her own right, not just the princess waiting in Rivendell.

[@daniels7907]

@@Cailus3542 - Even though she didn't really summon the flood. Her father Elrond sent it, with Gandalf adding the horses as a dramatic flourish.

[@divxxx]

Actually no. Frodo rides alone.

[@philippalinton5850]

@@Cailus3542 I agree that Arwen's role needed to be expanded somehow, and I don't really mind her replacing Glorfindel, for the reasons you state. But I regret that Peter Jackson made Frodo so weak in this scene, and in the films generally. Poor Film Frodo isn't even allowed to whisper defiance at the Ford.

[@laduradelasduras]

the horse rode frodo not glorfindel and elrond sent the flood.

[@Yuutubeee]

why you're not getting copyright strike by posting this?

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

It's 25 years old

[@JoaoPedro-pi1ef]

​@@petergianakopoulos492623*

[@emirjukovic9983]

Strong woman,widout woke bullshit or unnecessarily nudity

[@박정덕-p4o]

리브타일러❤❤😘😘😘

[@johncampus5534]

How can she summon the wave?

[@philippalinton5850]

Movie Arwen has magical powers. In the book, it's Elrond's power that raises the River. She wasn't there in the book, Frodo defies the Nazgul on his own at the Ford.

[@Avatar1977]

Luthien reborn

[@kdallas3966]

Need a bath boys?😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@ameerjanabi917]

Does any one notice the error in her hair? Or is that how she look in the rave?!