Despite the great atmosphere Jackson still ruined it by not using normal horses for the Nazgul....

0:10 Wish I could get this fellbeast's scream sound by itself.

Bernard Hill did such an amazing job as Theoden

Geez maybe you shouldn’t have let Grima go. I mean if you don’t want to kill him ok but I mean can’t you tie him up? Lock him in a cell?

Before watching the movies i thought frodo was main character but after watching movie and reading books sam character is much important as frodo. There is a complete timeline of sam in lotr books

"you ride to war, but not to victory"

When I first watched this scene as a child, I hated Boromir. As an adult who's recently watched the extended editions of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, I realize the foolishness of youth. Boromir was a good man-- just tempted.

Sauron is like Trump...had his moment, then gets crushed by all the sane folk...

They made movies better 20 years ago....

I really like this extended scene because it highlights Orlando Bloom's adequacy with Elvish pronunciation. Viggo is hands down the best in the film, in my opinion, but this scene just shows Orlando's pronunciation is quite smooth as well. He copped a lot of slack for the maybe 2 to 3 lines he said in Elvish, and this is just a nice scene where he can sound almost whimsical as well. The Hobbit also did him justice, but I find this small scene displays it well

Love how Gandalf and Pip share a poignant moment even when Pip was a gigantic pain in Gandalfs ass for most of ROTK 😆 ❤

Also that Battle Cry from Gandalf? POWERFUL. The first time I saw this on extended edition at home, my sister and I actually ended up yelling with him while my mother was like wtf? 😳 🤣

“Look to my coming. At first light on the fifth day. At dawn, look to the east” Gandalf truly know how to make an entrance

Gis a job

I think I want this movie on my death bed. The writing is so impeccable, it touches you no matter how often you heard it.

I wonder who will be the next king of rohan coz theoden is no more

Bormir looks flag of Gondor with his borther and their last talk make me sad

Gandalf continues to be my favorite character from LotR, but it is Galadriel who I always have marveled at in the films. Do you not notice that it is she who is glowing when they first appear, a callback to the light of Valinor being in her. Not only that, but I always find it so interesting of how she is able to read a person's mind and heart, which is what she does with every member of the Fellowship. Not to mention she is able to communicate with the person in their mind as well. Like I said, she is such a magnificent character. A near perfect mixture of beauty and terrible power, but one with purity, goodness, and wisdom.

Et eärello Endorenna utúlien. Do grande mar à Terra Média eu vim. Sinome maruvan ar Hildinyar tenn' Ambar-metta! Aqui irei habitar, e meus herdeiros, até o fim do mundo.

Here in NZ a full day screening at the cinemas is going to take place. I never got the chance to experience this when it first hit the Cinemas. It is going to be an amazing experience. When I get asked who’s that? I’m going to say “that is one of the Mearas, unless my eyes are cheated by some spell.” When Gandalf introduces him I’ll make sure to give a head bow too.

“End? No, the journey doesn’t end here. Death is just another path. One that we all must take. The grey rein curtains of this world rolls back and all turns to silver glass… And then you see it. White shores and beyond. A far green country under a swift sunrise.”

The single greatest scene in cinema history right here.

Pippins face at 1:32 gets me all the time. Pippin, the ever-smiling troublemaker whos spirits never seemed dampened and always the one hopping on tables singing songs while proudly claiming “A Mug of Ale inside this Took!” with the biggest sneer among everyone. yet there he sits looking tired and lost and almost sad. it makes me realise just how relatable it is for most of us who has grown up and lost that part of us after all life has thrown us.

Are the words available to Eowyn's lament ?

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Why do dwarves use elvish words?

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Sandalf strikes again. 😂❤🎉

Wait, if they couldn't go back because the exit was now blocked, how did Gollum get through?

Fuck. I need to watch lord of the rings again :(

The sound of his quill dipping into the inkwell lives rent free in my head. I love it so much.

i just KNEW saruman was evil when i saw the spiked chairs

:idk if any one of you noticed at 2:31 it looked like the valar themselves blessed rohan light coming from west those small details meant a lot one of the best trilogy

I guess Galadriel was just as surprised and relieved as everyone else when she found out the Gandalf was actually still alive

So how the hell did Gollum get past the Lothlorien archers? Did he sneak past them, or did they let him through?

Logistic ork gyang

Aah, tears...we meet again!

I've never noticed until now, but Aragorn actually sheds a tear it looks like when he says the first couple lines from the Lament for Boromir

Wkuk anyone? He could’ve just rode the eagle to top with the ring and dropped it in.

Aragorn slapped Gimli because he farted 🤣🤣🤣🤣

“I can’t carry it for you. But I can carry you” What a legend what a legend

The fact that Boromir carries Merry and Pippin in his arms in this scene, practices swordplay with them and ultimately goes to his death to save them means that he has a bond with these two hobbits. Boromir protected them until his death. We do not observe Sam and Frodo forming such a strong bond with Aragorn.

Gawd, I love "The Two Towers".

I go through the same process every morning after coffee. I get notified of needing release, i hold their oath fulfilled, then i flush.

Soon as Gandalf heard "Precious" he knew....

Not by the book. Still one of the many great moments in the movie. Great music, too.

Frodo's look at the end. He's realizing he has to leave the fellowship.

This scene right here at 1:00 is what immediately shifts the whole tone of the rest of the movie from the happiness of the Shire, to the dread of impending doom.

0:57 Frodo is constipated! 😆

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