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@nickdragstrem8138 2 сағат бұрын

Legolas: “Did we just become best friends?” Gimli: “Yep!” That one gets me every time 😂

@ottovonbearsmark8876 4 сағат бұрын

Saving Merry and Pippin by kicking a Uruk-hai in the balls? Now that’s soldiering.

@Andrew-1828 20 сағат бұрын

Boromir was no more a bad guy than Sméagol was. Both are driven by forces most have never had to nor ever will. Boromir has the pressure of being the captain of Gondor and under the eye of a father who expects much from him. Sméagol was stricken with an addiction far worse than any could imagine. Boromir only saw the ring as a tool to help his people, he’s a good man driven to desperate measures, any of us could fall into such a perilous trap.

@clayandros2038 Күн бұрын

Boromir never wanted the ring for power alone he wanted it to keep the realms of men safe but the ring would only bring ruin though he didnt know it. Boromir thought of his people above everything else even in as the ring corrupted him with sweet promices.

@mxgross Күн бұрын

Dwarves aren't exactly stupid. Its just they don't always think

@justincase7848 Күн бұрын

Its very funny to imagine boromir belting out that ferocious speech when you know there were only a handful of peoppe there when it waa filmed ans he had no idea what his audience would be like.

@justincase7848 Күн бұрын

He bodies courage, nobility, and caring for those under his protection. And with all of that, he not only accepts aragorn but encourages him to be king. Great man and great actor who plays him.

@eldritchyarnbeing3295 2 күн бұрын

my grandma and aunt went to see lotr when it came out in theatres and the whole time my grandma thought he was screaming "MY BRITCHESSSS" and now thats all i can think of when i hear him💀 dude just wants his britches so he doesnt have to wear that loincloth anymore

@iamjimb 2 күн бұрын

6:10 is my favourite

@phantomwraith1984 2 күн бұрын

This makes me want to replay battle for Middle Earth, where you can have Boromir survive all the way to the end of Return of the King

@rulerofgaming1870 3 күн бұрын

Your really gonna watch this and say they aren't loveable and amazing

@jarikshan130 3 күн бұрын

Boromir has always been a good man. Its just that circumstance had everything stacked against him. His father was constantly putting entirely too much on him, all whilst he tried to get Denethor to notice Faramir like a good elder brother. When he gets to Rivendel and becomes a member of the Fellowship, everyone is constantly shooting down his suggestions. Boromir was used to being Captain. Used to saying something, giving orders and people snapping to. And if they didn't do that, they would at least listen and then tell him why they wouldn't do that. Combined that the man he stood beside was meant to be King of Gondor and yet seemed to want absolutely nothing to do with the city he loved, and having the Ring poking and prodding at his insecurities, made it so he was corrupted; even momentarily; by the Ring. Boromir is the perfect example of how the Ring can corrupt even the best of us. He was a good man, with strong, noble principles, who loved his City, which had bled against the Forces of Darkness for decades. Man deserved so much more.

@kevinmilne3487 4 күн бұрын

He was a GREAT man.

@willdavis3802 4 күн бұрын

Pointing out how Merry flat out sliced at his leg with a sharp weapon in the first scene, and he laughed about it. Good guy.

@warriorofthewest3340 5 күн бұрын

Boromir had a good soul, and he did not crave the ring for his own gain, instead he wished to protect his people by using it. He wasn't truly corrupted by it, instead he was tricked by it.

@jibblestherat 5 күн бұрын

I took some mushrooms one time and I shit you not I saw minus morgul when I closed my eyes it was like picturing something in your head but really vivid

@JimmyZuz 5 күн бұрын

Came just to say Boromir is a good man almost all of the time. That’s the point of the ring it corrupts and turns good into evil. Then I stayed to watch my favorite character in LOTR who’s name isn’t Tom or Bill. “Actually being a good man” you’re a dick and you’re dumb.

@tylerlaird9543 5 күн бұрын

They made him look terrible

@timcrnkovich4326 6 күн бұрын

yes its precisely because he's a good man that he was corrupted so easily. he wanted to change the world more than anyone, and thats what the ring abused.

@MrOuter 6 күн бұрын

Watching the Theatrical Edition as a kid: Boromir bad because he was corrupted by the ring. Watching the Extended Edition as an adult: Boromir is the best Hobbit Dad and a great big brother for Faramir!

@darthbiker2311 7 күн бұрын

Boromir was just as good, just as nobly ambitious, and just as vulnerable to the ring as any of the other men, but did not have any of their plot armor

@andrewvasquez7872 8 күн бұрын

No one has ever claimed that Boromir wasnt a good man. And anyone who has or thinks he wasnt a good man was missing the point. The ring was supposed to represent temptation, a temptation of power. And most men, even many of the best men fall short and would eventually be seduced for a variety of reasons. Even Gandalf explained that he himself would have been seduced by its power if Frodo had given him the ring. The main difference between Aragorn and Boromir when it came to the ring was that Boromir had felt soo duty bound to Gondor and his father that he saw the ring as a means to save his people. Aragorn on the other hand, never had such attachments and had been raised primarily by the elves who were less tempted by power than men who were known to desire power.

@preacherofmusic 8 күн бұрын

As much of a Gimli man as I am, I do like Boromir now that I've had time to think about him. He gives me father vibes, especially when he's horsing around with Merry and Pipin.

@Mistyeyez2024 8 күн бұрын

Martin Freeman kinda look like older Michael Sheen

@maineaglexproductions4025 8 күн бұрын

Borimir is the epitome of the golden boy burnout who had a whole bunch of pressure thrust on him at a young age, when all he wanted was to be allowed to be one of the guys. And he managed to find ways to do that within his role.

@BilalAhmed-vr8rq 8 күн бұрын

He was a good character ❤

@MiNa_SlAyS 8 күн бұрын

2:15 that was uncalled for💀

@flickcentergaming680 8 күн бұрын

"Do we know each other?" "No. 😠" 😂

@chrisr.5647 9 күн бұрын

i love boromir so much, he’s my favorite character, because he is a great man but he is the prime example of the filth and corruption of men because he was so easily corrupted. it is a real and true reflection of the hearts and minds of good men, fantastic character

@jacklayne8137 9 күн бұрын

3:29 I always laugh at this part XD

@iamjackspyramidshapedhelmet 9 күн бұрын

Boromir’s relationship with Merry and Pippin was absolutely precious. I don’t know if it was in the book but it’s one of my favorite things in the movies! He was like their protective big brother and he gave his life in an attempt to save them 😢 Edit: unrelated but the way Legolas walks over the snow while the others have to dig through it always makes me laugh 😂

@zipflik7887 10 күн бұрын

Boromir is the one regular man in a group of people resistant to the ring's corruption.

@BuaisounaOnna 10 күн бұрын

I really love this video!! ❤

@strpg9938 11 күн бұрын

Boromir and Faramir are two faces of the same coin. Desperation/Hope. The Ring can feed on desperation and reinforce its hold, but it can't suck hope out. That's also why Sam was less prone to be affected, he was just a simple, hopeful dude. (I know Frodo wore the Ring much longer, but Sam had it for a while 'in Mordor, the cradle of evil'.

@eoncatalyst 11 күн бұрын

Frodo and Sam are Stan and Kyle, and Gollum is Butters.

@thirteenthhour370 11 күн бұрын

watching lotr as a teenager as a Faramir stan: "ugh Boromir he just doesn't GET it like the others in the Felowship do, smh, the Ring is Bad ok, it obviously can't be used to SAvE gOnDor" watching lotr in my thirties as a Boromir stan: "Yes well Elrond this here uh (checks notes) *fellowship* thing is very nice and all, but tell me, what percent of Rivendell's defense budget will be used to support Gondor's war efforts holding back the forces of Mordor? None? That's what I thought"

@Jsay18 9 күн бұрын

As Aragorn says in the book, while Gondor was holding in the south, there was plenty of Orc's and Evil Men in the North that the Northern Dunedain and Elves of Lindon & Rivendell had to contend with. Also Boromir in the books doesn't even ask for weapons or money (Elves don't even have that sort of economy its more of a keep what you make/get from the King) he came to Rivendell for Knowledge, to quote Boromir himself: '‘In this evil hour I have come on an errand over many dangerous leagues to Elrond: a hundred and ten days I have journeyed all alone. But I do not seek allies in war. The might of Elrond is in wisdom not in weapons, it is said. I come to ask for counsel and the unravelling of hard words. '

@thirteenthhour370 9 күн бұрын

@@Jsay18 all fair points! I was trying to indicate the priorities of a viewer change as you age and that Boromir comes off better to an older audience who can better understand his character. Sort of like that old meme where teens think Legolas is attractive, college students think Aragon is attractive, and adults know that Sam is by far the most attractive, because the qualities prioritized in a romantic partner change drastically at different points in life.

@AA-kw4zc 12 күн бұрын

He was good at thje beging.

@iambornstellar117 12 күн бұрын

He was always a good man, it's just that The Ring is pure evil and his father is a d**k. And in the end he proved he was a great man.

@chrys_stone8716 12 күн бұрын

Sean Bean is a fantastic actor

@vc1396 13 күн бұрын

One thing about the movies i wish they added in was more characters acknowledging boromirs death. Gandalf, Theoden and Eomer all have something to say about it. Even the uruk hai seem to use the fact they killed him as a boast against the rohirrim around the time merry and pippin make their escape into fangorn. If i recall correctly, even some of the regular gondorians had things to say. Ah well

@Jsay18 9 күн бұрын

yeah, Book and Movie Boromir both have great parts of them. We see his valiant end in the movies, but we see the mourning of his passing in the books. I do wish both were in both. =/