Yea, as judge judy says, company, like fish, start to smell after 3 days. 😧

That Made my day😂😂😂😂😂

With pepperoni pizza

@@pinkfreud62 not only judge judy lol

Now he can go after Mr. Anderson

+Soccercrazyigboman Haha yeah, that was really funny.

+Daniel Sadjadian To me its actually very powerful cause it shows that Frodo just did not understand what he was getting himself into but volunteered anyway. To keep it short

I agree completely - in the original film, the huge enormity of his decision is undercut by the fact that he 'owns' the ring, and you know he is the hero. The fact that these princes and warriors and scholars (and an angel) were discussing how to save the lives of every living being, and the least qualified person to do it was the only one brave enough to do it is lost. That line helps bring home the fact that Frodo had never even left the Shire before, or likely even heard of Mordor - before he volunteered, he was eager to go home to his comfy house and live in peace, like all hobbits. He stuck his hand up for this quest so that he could help the world, at the cost of himself. His story is not Bilbo's. He is not eager for adventure, nor locked in by companionship - he is doing it purely because he feels he needs to help, and he never gets the happy ending he deserves.

AnAngryPacifist Well he went to Valinor, the heaven on earth in the end so he pretty much got his happy ever after!

'to keep it short' LMFAO XD

+MyRomeojuliet Yeah I love the scenes between Aragorn and Arwen, truly beautiful :)

Nah it fucked with the pacing

I dont think it was cut

It wasnt cut

@@arturs4024 it was cut in the theatrical release

You were an Ent of your word, master Treebeard.

10 companions, splendid.

And they can store all their gear in your "trunk" so they "leave" nothing behind.

Baurum

It's just by the time you were done talking, they would have already left.

read the books

Godunow100 I thought there's no Arwen in the books?

XxXRaksha "In the books" as in the proper story - not to much. She appears during a feast in Rivendel and later during her wedding with Aragorn. However appendix contains story of her first meeting with Aragorn and how they fell in love. It also describe how Aragorn after many years dies willingly and how Arwen realise how hard it is to accept gift of Eru Iluvatar to Men (mortality).

Yeah, I would also recommend reading the books.

She was supposed to be at Helm's Deep

Re-reading the books, and it's actually exactly what Elrond says there too. Dwarf and hobbit-racist Elrond!

@@sara-stinabergstedt3019 Well, Eru only created elves and men, so Elrond grouping together dwarves and hobbits as free folks isn't meant to be a bad thing.

@Flightof2Owls He wasn't. He was actively against those who tried to use LOTR to promote "Nordicism".

Flightof2Owls Well, a lot of the Lord of the Rings is based on folk lore, so I suppose it’s hard to say.

@Flightof2Owls It's merely a reflection of real life. Cultures are not equal and we shouldn't pretend that they are. For example, cultures in the middle east are objectively worse than western society. It is never a bad thing to admit that some cultures are indeed inferior.

He's like = bro wtf u doing

Yeah and she has the "right" beauty for this role. Not this typical hollywood barbie kind of prettiness but also not the sharp and cold model chic. She really was the perfect choice :)

120% agree with u!

was*** Too bad time doesn't pass in vain Eternal love to Arwen

How could she be aerosmiths daugther?

I’ve seen better

Pirates are interested in LOTR too...You married Will and Elizabeth...How bout' seeing Will when he was going through an Elf phase?😂

Yeah it was like an "inter racial" marriage I guess. She's magical he's royalty whatever. The romance is just a side diversion from all the war and evil for story balance I guess.

@@AnnaLVajda it is more symbolic than that. If you read the Silmarillon, a lot of conflicts and battles have been conquered by love, like thr case of Beren and Luthien. The books make it clear that "descendants" or incarnations of Beren and Luthien will always be there in every era. They will always be in love, to represent hope, and one of them will save the world.

Every LOTR fan's dream, to find a girl like Arwen

She was perfect for the role, in many ways.

For finding an Elf princess, they knocked it out of the partk when they cast her in the role.

@@arnabbanerjee5608 You need to ask yourself how you can become more like Aragorn.

​​@@arnabbanerjee5608yall don t deserve it hahahh😂

me too :((

One more look at Bae before I go

Cue my heart will go on

Absolutely. It is one of my favorite scenes in the entire trilogy. Not to mention the beautiful music.

Huh that's interesting, I never noticed that. It's also interesting to note that Aragorn also does the same gesture which strengthens the idea that he is familiar with Elven customs.

@@Tyraeleon Aragorn is part Elf, he is a decedent of Elros who was part Elf as well. Aragorn was also raised by Elrond when his father was killed in battle so Elrond took him and Aragorn's mother in and basically raised him like a son until he became of age and told him he was meant to unite Gondor. So it's no surprise he knows Elven customs, he was raised there in Rivendell.

This is hilarious! U jus gave LOTR a place in comedy!

Because that is the most Boromir thing that Bormomir would do

Zaidden I honestly just noticed that and I was looking for someone who mentioned it. 😂

+Cya89 What about her eyes? :)

BlinkinFirefly she's one of the most beautiful girl I have ever seen 😍

That face is made for facials :D

Pavle Drakulic lmao

Éomer & Gimli hat a joke fight over who was the prettiest. Gimli said The Lady Galadriel was beautiful, and Éomer said he had to disagree because Arwen was beautiful. I had a good laugh at that part

Totally agree with you

Omg I love that part

***** Mmm, perfect explanation...

***** Wholeheartedly agreed. I've never seen this extended scene before, but I really love it, especially for that line.

I agree partially - an amazing scene, indeed showing his naivety, but I don't think he accepted the quest solely from being drawn to the ring. In the council meeting, Frodo realizes just how powerful and irresistible the ring is to mostly everyone else - he watches Boromir almost circum to its power before his eyes and how Gandalf stops him - he learns how much doom the existence of the ring poses to the world, and how the only solution is its destruction. Though Frodo is somewhat drawn to the ring himself, he is resilient to its evil far better than anyone else - in that moment, with everyone arguing, he realizes he is likely the only one of the group best capable of carrying it. And so, he quietly defies the ring's calling, and meekly approaches the council to say, "I will take it" Everyone realizes this is the best solution so far, and so the fellowship is formed. (Gandalf and Elrond even discuss this option earlier; how his resilience is remarkable, but Gandalf says it would be wrong to ask Frodo to carry this burden, and only agrees once Frodo himself offers) Then later, when Frodo meets Galadriel and looks in the mirror, seeing the destruction of the world if he should fail, he even offers the ring to her - This furthur proves his resilience to the evil of the ring, and furthur proves his desire to do what's best and right for the world - but in that moment, even Galadriel begins to circum to it's power, and Frodo retracts the ring - again, realizing his own resilience in this moment. It's Frodo's resilience that makes him best suited - I think that his reason for taking up the quest is much more of a sacrificial nature than a selfish one.

Why was she breathing all hard? 🤨

kgd@@marlonquintana3466

@@marlonquintana3466 cried a lot

Aggo D'or arf damn it can we go 6 seconds without the mention of the one actor?

I sometimes feel like everything in LotR looks more realistic than in the Hobbit. You can overuse CGI.

no overCGI stuff. So much more beautiful.

Time. There was almost no time for Jackson to build new sets for the production of the Hobbit, and the studio refused to delay the films to give him the time they need (somewhat understandable, as Christopher Lee himself died what a year after the final film?) The fact that they gave Jackson 3 years of prep for LOTR and not the same amount of time for the Hobbit shows their priorities.

Kori Jenkins what happened to the old lotr sets ?

The same thing that happens to most old sets in Hollywood. Thrown out, sold, scrapped, destroyed.

beautiful being an understatement here

Wildlings?

@@HWDragonborn Game of Thrones ? I immediately thought about that when I heard him say "freefolk". Haha

Mee too

I laughed only because he wouldn’t say durin or dwarf folk

Ygritte was a dwarf

1:17 is cgi

+Derrick Liu Actually, in the actor commentary Sean Bean states that he has no recollection of "being there" when they show the group shot of the Fellowship receiving Elrond's farewell wishes

He has no memory of the place.

That is so what I think when I watch a lot of LOTR scenes.

@@gentlebabarian It is not, it is real

That's because that's an elve salute, Aragorn was raised among elves, he was raise by Elrond, he knows their culture, history etc, and Legolas is an elve so he salutes like an elve.

Nice observation

Cos aragorn was raised by the elves

That is the Elven salute. Aragorn is accustomed to Elven culture.

@@noorykorky5056 he was literally raised by Elrond like a son.

Stop.

Howard Shore is a genius. I utterly adore the music from the trilogy.

@@susangamble6038 You don't get music like this in films anymore. The Chronicles of Narnia, you don't get stuff like that in films anymore. Films today should have a lot of good music like the Lord Of The Rings

Seen? You mean heard, surely. I've heard the music a lot but never seen a full score.

@@Lotr2987 "Hobbit" and "Narnia" don't even come close.

@@mstash5 Calm down mate, Nobody said they're better than the Lord Of The Rings

haha XDD

LMAO...

Omg yess!!! 😂

OMG I'm actually not the only one ! 😤

Oh my... That's eerie

Would have been handy at the Bridge of Kazadum. Gandalf: "It's a balrog!" Glorfindel: "Yeah, yeah. Been there. Done that."

I read a fanfic where Glorfindel was wanting to come along too but the reason he didn't was because he'd basically be a sign to sauron saying "the ring's here"

@@lisahenry20 I can see that.

@@lisahenry20 yeah a channel (forgot the name but popular one) said that it could attract too much attention

Hell..even the Nazgul would sense him a thousands miles away 😁

It's in the extended edition, the only reason didn't add many of the extended edition scenes is because the movies where already too long, but they are meant to be there, that's why you should watch the extended edition .

the movies are very long as it is. it's hard to sell people on movies longer than 3 hours, even if it is LOTR.

@@avalsonline2 They should have put everything in the DVDs. I would have gladly watched a 6 hours movie ! xD

That's why i watched the theater versions once, and NEVER again. Didnt realize what i was missing untill KZfaq came along. I will always watch the Director's Cut versions henceforth. Without exception.

Gimli has a crush on Galadriel and he's like 60.

Battle Axe Films Gimli was in his 130s, something like that.

Derrick Liu Galadriel is still like 10,000 or so, that's one hell of an age gap :P

***** No, more like 7000 to 8000 by the time of The War of the Rings.

Derrick Liu Doesn't change the age gap much xD

They actually filmed some scenes with her at helms deep.

They actually replaced legendary Elf Glorfindel with Arwen to give her a few more scenes.

And her brothers.

I SCREAMEDGSSO

Yes, my favourite of all Howard Shore's astoundingly lush, elegant score to The Lord of the Rings!

exactly!

So many little tunes like these just lift you up, they're mesmerizing

Not to mention the Big Folk and your cousins

You will find it on a track titled "Gilraen's Memorial" on an extended soundtrack.

@@isaacgiorgis1726 thank you so much!! Been lookign for ages

+Isaac Cano Well Gandalf is angelic spirit in human form, so he probably dosen't need any blessing :p

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