The Lord Of The Rings The Return of the King Appendices (Part 14)

This part covers how the production teams worked together to create the film.
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[@amankc9770]

But I don't want it to end...

[@EvenstarSaima]

damn each and every one of these guys did the impossible! what a feat...

[@commissarkordoshky219]

that's probably why we won't see such feats again lmao

[@gregoiredaumy6918]

first 20 seconds are an absolute masterclass in editing actually lol

[@random22026]

17:20 THIS! That's the spirit! ☺☺ 29:26 LOVE the film cannister carrier shape: it's an American STOP sign! 🛑 ! 21:23 And finally: Peter Jackson's sob cleverly disguised as a laugh...😅😅😭😭

[@dianelevesque137]

Every things are perfect the actor the story and good mise en scène

[@amankc9770]

14:17 LOL

[@vikingodin1986]

Cheers for Another part 👍

[@tututharbun2987]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@psychotronic_x]

why did you delete the most recent upload =[

[@berkant2000]

hello i know this is off topic but is there any hope for legolas to return to the new rings of power series? since they announced another season, is there ANY hope at all? Or is it never ever happening? since orlando bloom stated hes too old to play legolas... (crying) hes the perfect legolas :( i really would love to see a video about this and just estimate if its possible or not, impossible or if theres definitely still hope

[@berkant2000]

Also i would like to say another thing about orlando bloom Ive recently watched his interview from 9 months ago, and he really isnt that old. Its not like hes a grandpa and cant do cool stunts, because his hobbies are literally doing so many dangerous stunts and activities! its not like he wont be able to play legolas anymore? his hobbies are filled with dangerous activities! Yes hes like 46 years old and still able to do these activities! what do you think? i really would like to know thoughts

[@zazoreal5536]

[@DanielHeale355]

Hello, Everything In Middle Earth, I can completely see that you love talking and discussing a lot about Middle-earth and everything surrounding that, and because of that I'm going to cut straight to the chase and explain what ideas I specifically have for you to see. I have this idea or these ideas where you and a bunch of other youtubers who are massive fans of everything surrounding Middle-earth should all come together with the entire cast and crew of Sir Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings film trilogy (2001-03), and when I mean the entire cast and crew I am not joking around. The director, the directors of photography, the producers, the executive producers, the cinematographers, the film composer, the actors (including some of the actors behind the scenes such as Sir Christopher Lee, Sir Ian Holm and the other actors that are now dead, and this doesn't involve the famous actor Sir Ian McKellen), the script supervisors, the writers, the editors, the stunt supervisors, the food supervisors, the makeup artists, the production designers, the people who were involved with the songs In Dreams and May it Be, by Enya , Gollum's Song, by Emilíana Torrini, and Into the West, by Annie Lennox, the people who created the weapons, prosthetics, miniatures or as Jackson really loves to call them the Big-atures and so much more. What I am wanting to happen with you, the other youtubers, and the cast and crew that was involved with Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings film trilogy is for all of you to sit down in one of those stylish meeting rooms, and discuss all together why The Lord of the Rings is the "Greatest Story Of All Time" and nothing will ever come close to it not even Harry Potter, Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean, Game of Thrones, House of a Dragon, The Witcher, The Chronicles of Narnia, and Amazon's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. There I then thought that you guys can discuss all of your opinions on the J. R. R. Tolkien books, and the Peter Jackson movies, talk about the advantages and disadvantages that they have over and below each other, read all the books fully and analyze them and why they work so well, watch the theatrical and extended editions of the whole movies and analyze them and why they are perfect adaptations, explain the references and similarities that they have to The Holy Bible (such as the three Christ figures Aragorn, Gandalf, and Frodo) and probably the film versions of it, Tolkien's World War 1 experiences, his catholic and religious beliefs, and why nothing in general will ever come close the GOAT in general. You and the other youtubers should also do this thing where you should also analyze all three parts of the story (Part One: The Fellowship of the Ring, Part Two: The Two Towers, and Part Three: The Return of the King) but after each part is over you will all take breaks and vote which youtuber should have a one on one interview with which member of the cast and crew of the trilogy, and then you will all go in separate rooms with a different cast and crew member, plan out what questions you all should ask, change cast and crew members with each break along with different questions, increase the lengths just like the increase in all three parts of The Lord of the Rings, and then when each break is over then talk about what answers that you all got for the interviews. Some of the many youtubers that I thought of inviting to this should be @NerdoftheRings, @thefriendshiponion6189, @Jess_of_the_Shire, @MenoftheWest, @TheBrokenSword, @TolkienLorePodcast, @tolkienuntangled, @LoreOfTheRingsYT, @VoiceoftheRings, @TalesoftheRings, @TheOneRingNet, @CounciloftheRings, @TheoryoftheRings, @TolkienTree, @TheRedBook @MiddleEarthTheory, @lfwinesroad3399, @geekuniverse6172, @heartofahafling3142, @MemoryTroll, @timbotook6447, @ArachirGaludirithon, @TheTabletopAlliance, @MusicMOTW, @MacbethofGondor, @VoiceofGeekdom, @ThePhilosophersGames, @TolkienTube, @FellowshipofFans, @BeginningofDays, @GeekZoneMT, @Epic_Kingdom, @MiniExpBounder, @InDeepGeek, @DarthGandalfYT and so much more, you should also do this with many other youtubers who don't talk about The Lord of the Rings, but do mention that they are fans of it or at least talk about it such as @ColbertLateShow, @PilgrimsPass, @PaxTubeChannel, @RewiretheWest, @NerdCookies, @HelloFutureMe, @DorkLords, @flickfanatics7948, @thecluelessfangirl809, @LikeStoriesofOld, @HelloMellowXVI, @PopcornInBed, @thegoldman25 and @jedibrooks7235 for example (but not the ones that mention LOTR once and then focus on another film or novel franchise such as @KlaytonFioriti, or @AGamingBeaver), and you should all talk about your different ways on how you would all view this as being a masterpiece. By The Way, you should share this with many of the other youtubers who love Middle-earth in general and should plan with them on how you could improve on this comment such as inviting so much more youtubers who love it, and that I didn't add on this comment earlier on, discussing this with Peter Jackson and the Tolkien family and their views on them since they aren't the very best of friends (and that fact that Christopher Tolkien, and Simon Tolkien didn't appreciate it), and should also do the same thing with Peter Jackson's The Hobbit film trilogy (2012-14) and doing the same thing that I explained earlier with LOTR, such as also discussing about the score, and the songs such as The Song of the Lonely Mountain (Extended Version) , by Neil Finn, I See Fire, by Ed Sheeran, and The Last Goodbye, by Billy Boyd, (and also discussing again what it was like for some of the cast members that are dead now such as Barry Humphries who played as the Great Goblin and again this does not involve Ian McKellen since he isn't dead) but also to mostly discuss why they weren't very good adaptations of the novel. Good luck out there @EverythingInMiddleEarth and please share, and improve on this with the other youtubers, and the entire cast and crew of The J. R. R. Tolkien and The Peter Jackson trilogy. The real reason for this also is to basically change many different peoples' opinions and views on this work of literature especially since it's the 20th Anniversary of these films, because not all Christians view it as a masterpiece, because I am a huge fan of LOTR too, because I myself have a Christian belief, and I have witnessed other Christians not viewing it as a masterpiece that tells the story of good vs evil, since it shown as something completely underrated since people on the internet want a lot of realism, when in reality it both invented the high fantasy genre, defined the fantasy genre, and it even made John Ronald Reuel Tolkien himself become the father of modern fantasy that is of course now shown in both the 20th Century with his own books, and the 21st Century with the Peter Jackson adaptations. But also because the movies in my opinion destroy a huge amount of the stuff that Hollywood mainly shows in their films specifically the modern movies that are made today, even if these films are maybe sometimes considered to be not as good as their original work by Tolkien (especially involving around Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy), or if they are even usually considered to be extremely Massive Hollywood, Blockbuster, Action & adventure movies, and have really epic and really well crafted moments in them such as the set pieces, practical effects, computer generated effects, large-scale warfare, six genres and just everything put on the movie director's bucket list in three movies such as action, adventure, romance, comedy, and horror that was all managed to be put altogether in a fantasy setting, amazing, and driven character moments and very good moments of character development.

[@Lewie_G]

You missed out the best LOTR KZbin channel of all, @InDeepGeek 😋 congrats on the longest KZbin comment I've ever seen btw, props. Great idea.

[@DanielHeale355]

@@Lewie_G Thank you so much for praising both the idea, and the length of the comment itself because it was really hard to write all of it down.

[@Zarith7480]

Cant even read it cus there is no paragraph spacing etc. @@DanielHeale355

[@sir_john_hammond]

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