Bilbo: I’m here to give you some things. A sword, some armour… AND A HEART ATTACK!

Man, Bilbo is one of the most powerful beings in middle earth. Gave away the ring willingly and left it behind.

Bilbo apologizes for his weakness, yet his strength is unparalleled. He's sorry for the trauma the ring will cause Frodo, yet it isn't his fault. A true tragedy.

This was a very important experience for Frodo. To see Bilbo, who he loved and held amongst the highest of Hobbits, display such polluted evil characteristics, taught him he could not trust anyone whilst he held the ring. Even Gandalf was tempted to hold it. So, as daunting as that knowledge was, he knew exactly what Galadriel meant when she said to be a ring bearer, is to be alone.

The fact bilbo blames himself for something that was never his fault is heartbreaking He knows fordo will likely see war at best like he did and watch people die and suffer Little does people realize had it not been for bilbo the world would have fallen

Bilbo may not be Frodo's dad but he sure plays the part of a doting father convincingly. "Oh, you're going on an adventure? Here, take all my good stuff! You're going to need it."

If you ever wondered how addication acts, Bilbo's a perfect example

Bilbo was another character that as i grew up, went from a interesting side character, to one of my all time favorites.

I feel so sad for Bilbo, suffering the knowledge that his nephew will also suffer the same or worse fate that he did with that ring.

0:58 Freaked me out when I was a kid, to this day- That terrifying Bilbo face is still freaky asf

I love how eager Bilbo is to thrust his remaining, most valuable possessions into Frodo's hands in this scene. There's zero hesitation or regret in his body language or tone. Just excitement to give Frodo vital, life-saving tools that were from his own adventures. But, then, the ring...

RIP Sir Ian Holm

0:59 still scares me to this day

The look of Bilbo when he tried to take the Ring freaked the hell out of me when I was a child. It still does.

I don't know why, but this scene between Bilbo and Frodo seems almost allegorical, particularly the generation that fought in WWI and the generation that fought in WWII. It makes sense with the context behind it. JRRT served in WWI, and his sons also joined the war effort in WWII. LoTR was written in 1948, several years after the war ended (though it was not published until the 1950s). Bilbo went on his adventure with the dwarves, believing it to be that, an adventure. He didn't know what he would face and that he witness death and destruction and war, that he would lose his friends along the way, much like the boys of WWI who had no idea what they were walking into. Bilbo gives his heir Frodo his sword and armour, things that saved his life when he fought: the first generation were the ones wearing the uniforms and wielding the guns, now it's the next ones, their heirs. It's even caught in what Bilbo says: "I'm sorry I brought this upon you my boy. I'm sorry you must carry this burden. I'm sorry for everything." and he cries. They knew what their sons were going to have to see, and do, be forced to do, and knew there was a good chance their boys would never make it home again. They made bad decisions, and their sons would have to pay the price for them, just like Bilbo picking up the Ring and Frodo now having to destroy it.

You really feel for Bilbo here. Can you imagine being in Frodo's shoes here and approaching your older family member, only to see them suffer because of the ring? It's sad. May he find peace again and be free of the ring forever.

Even though Bilbo is not Frodo's dad, it's just amazing that he gives him Sting and the Mithril shirt (which Gandalf says in the Hobbit trilogy is worth more than the entire Shire). Bilbo really wanted Frodo to succeed. That is love right there.

1:15 Frodo is still learning about how truely burdenful this ring is. Even after Weathertop. But Bilbo understands that burden _all too well..._

as a person strugglin with addiction i can very much relate with bilbo its always one last time and then regreting touching it again.

I love Bilbo's sword Sting! It served him well through much peril and stressful times.

the fact that the ring has been with Bilbo for decades and it barely corrupted him shows the resistance of the hobbits against Sauron's influence

0:59 Best "jump-scare" in the whole Trilogy.

01:24 😢😢😢

I love this scene in the movie( I know is not the same in the books) since I imagine it hardened Frodo's resolve. He doesn't comprehend the seriousness of his quest at this moment in time, not completely but if anything he probably wants to do it for Bilbo, for his family which makes him go forward into the unknown.

We missed you Egalmoth!!!!

That "I'm sorry for everything" and music combination destroys me

I saw this when it first came out, I still remember the entire theater gasping when Bilbo went for the ring.

this is such a powerful scene.

1:00 Cocaine's a hell of a drug

"'Have you got it there?' he asked in a whisper. 'I can't help feeling curious, you know, after all I've heard. I should very much like just to peep at it again.' 'Yes, I've got it,' answered Frodo, feeling a strange reluctance. 'It looks just the same as ever it did.' 'Well, I should just like to see it for a moment,' said Bilbo. When he dressed, Frodo found that while he slept the Ring had been hung around his neck on a new chain, light but strong. Slowly he drew it out. Bilbo put out his hand. But Frodo quickly drew back the Ring. To his distress and amazement he found that he was no longer looking at Bilbo; a shadow seemed to have fallen between them, and through it he found himself eyeing a little wrinkled creature with a hungry face and bony groping hands. He felt a desire to strike him. [...] Bilbo looked at Frodo's face and passed his hand across his eyes. 'I understand now,' he said. 'Put it away! I am sorry: sorry you have come in for this burden: sorry about everything. Don't adventures ever end? I suppose not. Someone else always has to carry on the story. Well, it can't be helped. I wonder if it's any good trying to finish my book? But don't let's worry about it now - let's have some real news! Tell me all about the Shire!' Frodo hid the Ring away, and the shadow passed leaving hardly a shred of memory."

Thank you, Bilbo. Thank you for all the memes

Who else, almost or did so, shit their pants in the theaters when this jump scare happened?

JRR always said he wanted people to draw their own allegories. This just reminds me of my own addiction to alcohol and my mothers, and my uncles' and aunts', my grandparents'. I've chosen to end the cycle with myself. But it's so lonely

Some gifts these are. His mithril-mail was worth as much as the entire Shire.

Coming back to see this after watching the Hobbit movies fucked me up, ngl. Also I'm remembering that Bilbo is old as fuck. He was already middle aged for a halfling when he went on the adventure with the dwarves, and all of the ones he adventured with are long dead at this point in the series. One of their sons is Gimli who was a baby at the time of the Hobbit movies, which tells you just how old Bilbo is now

Bilbo(Face) is scarier than Sauron!!!

you can tell the instant he becomes conniving in order to get the ring for himself. Like a part of him gets activated.

We have missed you Egalmoth! One of the best lotr channels out there and you are back giving us inspiration during this tough time

That one split second, he became Gollum....scared the shit out of me when i first saw it....lol in the animated version tho, Frodo was getting ready to punch Bilbo if he tried anything....i wonder what that Frodo would of done in THIS situation 0_0

The One Ring among many other things is an allegory for Addiction

I was 16 maybe 17 when this movie was in theaters. Went with a friend not knowing anything about it. This part and the giant troll part gave me a good jump scare. Definitely one of my all time best movie series ever. Read the entire tribology after seeing the first one.

Bilbo’s gifts… and little monstrous transformation !

This scene scared the crap out of me in theaters !

I remember watching this scene in the cinema and almost swallowing my tongue from that jumpscare

Well if he told Gandalf 60 years ago that he found the ring, they could have destroyed it much easier back then. Maybe flying with the eagles directly to Mount Doom...

Crackhead Bilbo was one of my very first jumpscares as a kid

I feel like one thing not shown in the film is that Elrond gave Frodo advice to wear the ring on his neck and keep it hidden under clothes and gave him a chain for a necklace

Bilbo went full Emperor 💀

It was really just destiny that Bilbo found the ring in Gollum's cave and that Frodo inherited it from him. It wasn't Bilbo's fault that Frodo had to bear such a heavy burden.

I'm sorry for everything 😔

It’s ironic that what was an effective jumpscare has turned into another LOTR meme.

He really loves frodo

Frodo: Its so light Bilbo: Yes Yes, Made by Weta Workshop you know lol Fact

When I saw that scene in the theater I was pissing my pants at that jump scare. Wow… this whole movie is just lightning in a bottle. Amazing….

This scene gave me nightmares as a child

Everyone say Sam is the hero, that's was true. But none compared the sacrifice made by the Baggins for the ring, that's why Froddo and Bilbo is my favorite hobbits..gosh I wish they made the Hobbit thrilogy written a little better 😬

Rip bilbo

I jumped so high in my seat when this happened.

When the dentist asks you to open wide, and say "ahh" 0:59

No human being is not afraid of this scene.

I was in middle school and this scene scared the crap out of me LOL

There's nothing more scary then *Meth-head Bilbo*

Thank you, steward king.

After i watched this movie for the first time i was afraid to rewatch it only because of this Bilbo scene. Haunted me

This scared the bejeezus out of me when I first saw this film.

The video needs to be retitled, “Bilbo makes Frodo crap his pants”

I was lucky enough to watch this in the theaters when i was a teenager. And i can say, the jump scare i had when bilbo was tempted by the ring is on my top 5 jump scares. Absolutely was not expecting it. And yet after that, i was in tears seeing how much pain Bilbo is living with because of the ring. Ian Holm didnt have that much screen time, but he did a fantastic job.

I heard so many people say that Tolkien's characters are so one dimensional and everything is too black and white and it's scenes like this that make me think those people must have watched different movies than i did...

I share always your videos on my Middle Earth pages (FB)🙌🏻

Cue Dimitri Lousteau meme upon that snarl.

Hey Egalmoth, can you do the Mouth of Sauron scene

We shall move this ring it only brings great harm

SCARY BILBOES MAKE SOME NOISE!!

This scene scared the *FUCK!!* outta me.

if that was me i'd just be like "nopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenopenope not today, bilbo, not today"

Ah yes, the Exorcism of Bilbo Baggins

Looks like he was turning into Gollum

As not understand most of LOTR can someone explain to me why his face turned like that? Did the ring change his appearance? I missed battle of the 5 armies

It´s wierd the Elves do not make all their blades glow 🔵

I miss my roommate bingy.

Was it common to wear Chainmail against the skin back in more medieval times? Did people wear it over or under their clothes?

Change the title to Biblo freaks out.

The music is a bit too jolly for this scene.

Pause at 1:00

As great as this scene is, the scene that follows it is the Fellowship mastershot. 😎

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bilbo actually saw cocaine

When my man Pablo see that ring he go crazy 😂

*MAKE SOME NOISE*

He should not feel sorry at all!! It anything it's Isildur and Elronds fault for not destroying the ring when they had the chance!!

Exorcist 4

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