Lord of the Rings:The Two Towers 2002 (EXTENDED) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING! PART 2
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The film was absolutely crazy! 4 hours of brilliance!
you better not skip the EPIC speech/ charge incoming in the next movie :')
U might not get that the ring can control the bearers actions with his own evil will of sauron, because he wants back to sauron. So the ring took control of frodo the longest time yet in ozgiliath to deliver himself to the nazgul and kill sam, but then frodo regained control. Also, the many times where frodo almost took the ring on his finger, it wasnt him doing it conciously, it was the ring fighting his will not to do it, the ring wanted him to get detected. At the inn of the prancing pony, the ring changed his size to slip on frodos finger instead of getting caught in frodos palm like frodo intended. Same story was when the ring betrayed isildur. he changed its size, was getting bigger, so it would slip from the finger and reveal isildur.
Thank you for watching the extended editions of these movies! There are so many pieces of gold they took out the original versions.
The elves coming to aid them is so devastating. These are immortal beings. The lives of man is but a blink of an eye to the elves. Yet hundreds of them sacrificed their lives for helms deep and that gives me chills every time
that's a jackson invention for the film, the men stood alone at helm's deep in the novel.
That's what makes it so incredibly sad
@@5ilver42 I can't believe even Tolkien didn't think of that, Peter's got brains eh
They're probably volunteers. I don't see the Elf high command being assholes and forcing them to fight knowing they're immortal and knowing they're so close from leaving to the Undying Lands.
Also earlier in their lives, these elves probably volunteered to join the army (I don't think they were drafted and forced into it) - they are professional soldiers after all, you can tell by the way they carry themselves (discipline) and how accurate they are with a bow. And soldiers sometimes prefer to fight for a good cause and risk dying, over living an uneventful boring life forever (boring to a soldier that is).
@@Tenchi707because is a bad idea .. you can't compare Tolkien with Jackson
We all felt collective relief when we saw that one tree run into the water and put the flames out
Yeah...
Sam’s speech makes me tear up every time!:
“It’s like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo, the ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were, and sometimes you didn’t want to know the end, because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened?
But in the end, it’s only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come, and when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you, that meant something, even if you were too small to understand why.
But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now. Folk in those stories had lots of chances of turning back. Only they didn’t, because they were holding on to something…That there’s some good in this world, Mr. Frodo. And it’s worth fighting for.”
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A great reaction and review Seb as always!
Anxiously waiting for every reaction of yours. Thank you for treating us fans ♥️.
It broke my heart that this was edited out. Best scene in all 3 movies.
Sam is my favourite caracter! Ilove so much also Theoden!
It’s me. It’s your Sam!
That scene filled my heart...
The nazgul rides Fell beasts, the dragons of middle earth are much larger and very intelligent. If you decide to watch The Hobbit series you will see a real dragon.
The trees surrounding Helms deep are actually sent by Treebeard and are wild trees called Huorns. As you noticed, they will kill anything that enters their midst. They weren't there at the start of the battle, they came during the last night of battle, as Huorns can move quickly if angered, if I remember my Tolkien lore correctly.
I DIDNT KNOW THAT ABOUT THE HUORNS
Yeah. The Dragons of Middle-earth are really huge and very intelligent beings. The Fellbeasts are dark creatures made by Sauron to serve as steeds for the Nazgûl.
@@D4rkn3ss2000 Right, I remember something about the fell beasts being dark remnants of a long-dead species, or something. I could never tell if they were a specially kept breed, or the product of necromancy.
@@annieberardino8732 Yeah, the thing about Merry & Pippin being grabbed by that one, was meant to show that, like humans, some were lazy, some good, some very angry, and some straight up evil. The ents herded and sort of policed them...but let them loose when time demanded it, and showed them where great blame lay. The (male) ents were mighty beings, with much in common with trees, that might become more and more like them over long millennia (sleepy, lazy, or rooted), while the huorns began as trees, but became more active over time, with voices and movement, and some, apparent magical power.
thank you so much for this information, havent heard this before and im a massive geek!
In case you are wondering why the dwarves weren't in any of the films other than gimli is because they were fighting a very intense war in the North at the lonely mountain but a few years earlier sauron said he wouldnt attack them and would help them if they pointed them in the direction of the ring and if the dwarves found it for him he would give them 3 of the dwarven rings of power. The king sent the messenger back with no answer and then sent gimli to the council of elrond and prepered the lonely mountain for war. Souron sent a large force of easterlings (men who served him) to go and kill all of the dwarves in erebor (which is the kingdom of the dwarves in the lonely mountain) and the dwarves had very good human friends in Dale (right next to them) and they helped the dwarves. The king of Dale died in the mountain and the dwarven king died defending his body.
J. R. R. Tolkien... What else can you say?
Just here to let everybody know the end credits to this movie are fucking legendary. Gollum's Song is hauntingly beautiful.
Agreed.
Along with the best opening scene of any movie ever, the song by the Icelandic singer Emilíana Torrini is one of the best tracks in the credits ever! ♥️
It's great, but I think the next film's song tops it.
May it Be is still my favourite of the three
@@dwilborn1257 Them's fightin' words, pal!
Totally agreed! I've always loved how the camera moves above the mountain to show the fiery Mordor with the song.
The scene with Aragorn falling off the cliff is not in the book. They added that to the movie so they could fill in some more of the backstory of his relationship with Arwen.
The movie version of Faramir is very different from the book. In the book, he was not for even a moment tempted by the ring. He never took Frodo and Sam to Osgiliath. He was wiser, calmer, and humbler than his brother, and much beloved and respected by the people of Gondor.
Re: The Battle of Helm's Deep, a siege battle is not the same as a battle on an open field. One-thousand vs ten-thousand on an open field, obviously the ten-thousand win easily. But if the one thousand are inside a fortified castle, it's much more evenly matched. The whole reason for castles is to be easy to defend against a larger force. That being said, the army of orcs was still a serious threat. And the people being sieged have one serious disadvantage - no way to get more supplies. If the siege goes on long enough, they'll run out of food, and arrows, and everything else. It's much easier for the people outside the castle to get more of whatever they need.
Gollum is my favorite character in the series. Smeagol temporarily overcomes his split personality in this one because of Frodo's kindness but then the betrayal causes Gollum to return. His Smeagol personality is too weak and needs the stronger Gollum to handle the traumatic situations for him. No spoilers for the next movie but I don't think there's ever been a character quite like Gollum in fantasy or otherwise. He's not an antihero, he's not fully an antagonist, but he's extremely complex and has more layers than an onion in the Shrek films.
Did you notice that when Smeagol is talking to himself as Gollum his pupils will change, dilate and when he is Smeagol they are wide open and when he's gollum they're pinned/ small. The majority of people don't notice this.
About the opening of the film, one of the best things in this part is the soundtrack. Here are the lyrics from when they are about to fall into the water:
Mettanna
Nárendur
An mauya
Mahtie
Mettana
"Mettana" translates as "to the end" in quenya, and the word is related to the task that Gandalf has: to assist men in the war against Sauron. He can't give up.
The source of the lyrics entirely recites:
Cuiva Olórin
Nárendur
Tira nottolya
Tulta tuolya
An mauya mahtie
Ter oiomornie
Ter ondicilyar
Mettanna
Nurunna!
That is in quenya:
Awake Olórin (Olórin = Gandalf)
Servant of fire
Face your foe
Summon forth your strength
For you must fight
Through endless dark
Through chasms of stone
To the end
To the death!
Shocked that you left out Elrond’s speech to Arwen, one of the most emotional and hauntingly beautiful scenes in the trilogy. Really enjoying your reactions so far!
"You will linger on in darkness and in doubt, as nightfall in winter that comes without a star."
Numenor was an island kingdom of the 2nd age (we are in the 3rd in the movies). Located in the middle of the ocean, it was inhabited by men who helped the elves and the Valar (highspirits sort of gods of middle earth) against evil during the 1st age. So at the end of that age beginming of the 2nd, they were given this marvelous island as well as long life (up to 500 years if you were a king). They were corrupted by Sauron to seek inmortality and because of that the island was doomed and sank into the ocean. The survivors came to Middle Earth and founded Gondor and Arnor. The blood diluted except for some few families and the royal line (that of Aragorn).
Sam's speech at the end is amazing
Best "I'm alive M-fers" return was when Aragorn pushed those doors open.
You're the first reactor I have seen that showed the march of the Ents, and specifically Treebeards reaction to the atrocities that Saruman had committed.
These are my favourite films, but one gripe I have is how much they changed the character of Faramir. In the books, he is the purest sunshine child you could meet, who was able to resist the lure of the ring. The filmwriters feared that keeping that characterisation would weaken the audience's view of the power of the ring, so made him a lot harsher.
Interestingly, they also change Aragorn's characterisation in the other direction - in the books, he is a lot haughtier and prouder, initially unwilling to lay down his sword to enter Theoden's hall, having to be persuaded by Gandalf.
Yes, Yes, Yes! Faramir is my favorite of the secondary characters (in the books):
“Here was one with an air of high nobility such as Aragorn at times revealed, less high perhaps, yet also less incalculable and remote: one of the Kings of Men born into a later time, but touched with the wisdom and sadness of the Eldar Race. [Pippen] knew now why Beregond spoke his name with love. [Faramir] was a captain that men would follow, that he would follow, even under the shadow of the black wings.”
True, remember those points in the book.
I wish they made Faramir a little more humble and respectable. He wasn’t as cruel as he is in the film, but I don’t hold it against Peter. The audience would wonder if he was more like Boromir, especially if they didn’t watch the extended version.
9:18 This flashback scene adds so much context to the actions of Boromir and Faramir that this is one of the huge reasons I recommend the EE over the theatrical version for The Two Towers. The theatrical version goes basically from Faramir revealing that he's Boromir's brother to him being informed that his rangers have found Gollum.
11:22 It's not that Theoden necessarily thinks they can win against an army of 10,000 Uruk-hai, but that the only alternative they have to fighting them when they get there is to just give up and die. As far as the Rohirrim are concerned, they'd much rather fight and die than give up and die.
11:54 In the books, the one problem was that the forces of Rohan in the region were scattered. Helm's Deep is too far from Gondor for aid to come from there in time, but the scattered soldiers of Rohan could be regrouped. It's these men who Gandalf left to find and gather in the book, who show up to help end the battle (as opposed to Eomer, who was actually at Helm's Deep the whole time in the book).
12:40 Well, yes, they're young. The alternative is to fighting is just dying, so... Also, the young man that Aragorn talks to? That's Haleth, the son of Hama, the guy who was the door warden of Edoras and got killed first during the warg attack.
13:06 One of the (many) things I love about this film trilogy is the use of music. Even if you don't instantly recognize the reinforcements as elves by looking at the, the distinctive musical theme tells you exactly what you're looking at.
16:18 This uruk-hai we affectionately call "the Olympic torch-runner." There's no real reason for him to be carrying an extra-sparky torch. I guess they were just feeling a little dramatic, as if an exploding wall (remember, gunpowder was practically unheard of in Middle-Earth!) wasn't dramatic enough.
11:53 The dragon left because Faramir shot it with an arrow. Fell beast or not, it's still a living creature (unlike the Ringwraith who rides it). Faramir was basically the only Man able to keep his head in the presence of the Ringwraith and actually fight back in a meaningful way. He couldn't kill the Nazgul, but he could definitely do damage to its mount.
23:52 I love this moment. Pippin finds an apple and looks skyward. Remember the first movie? Pippin was complaining about Strider not knowing about second breakfast, and Strider helpfully tosses a couple of apples back at them (one of which hit Pippin in the head because he wasn't looking).
I love how Peter Jackson managed to compile everything in order since the book told 3 different stories in the second book, 1 portion told in Aragon, Gimli, and Legolas perspective in meeting Gandalf, the other is Merry and Pippin meet Treebeard and the Ents and the 3rd is Frodo, Sam, and Gollum traveling with the ring. It seemed confusing reading it until you realized it's the same time frame but told from different perspectives.
The horse they set free that finds Aragorn after he fell into the river - Viggo Mortenson the actor playing Aragorn made such a bond with the horse he bought him following filming.....
the moment the elves come to their aid always brings tears to my eyes. how spectacular and epic it all is. but the battle itself gives me goosebumps all over. I have watched this film many times, and it always evokes a lot of emotions in me. thank you so much for your reaction. it was so interesting watching you. I look forward to the king's return!
Yeah. The coming of Elves make me think of the battles of elder days. How epic they were be.
I had my issues with the elves turning up since it doesn't happen in the books, but it makes sense that they needed to show that the elves didn't just abandon middle earth.
Yea youa are right. The dwarves also. Movies couldn't show there were also battles near Lothlórien and city of Dale. However they did their of best showing involvement of different races. I appreciate that.
The elves in Helms Deep is visually stunning, to bad they werent there in the books.
I think Jackson decided to mix the battle of Helms Deep with the attack on Lothlorien, since he couldnt fit both in one movie, to show that the elves were also effected by Saurons corruption.
In the novel the rohirim fight alone, and are on the verge of total destruction when Gandalf shows up with reinforcements in the very last minute.
That is also why all the elves in Helms deep had to die- they were never supposed to be there to begin with.
Faramir the Perpetually Underestimated
I love his character so much--in the books he is one of my favorites, by far.
This movie is probably my favorite just because of the Helm's Deep battle. So epic!
It's always been my favourite of the three. Owing, I think, mostly to the fact that watching this for the first time, in a huge movie theatre, is probably my best and most intense movie experience ever.
@@stearinlys I really wish I got the chance to see it in theaters
It's one of the only 3 movies I've ever watched, where I fell asleep my first time trying to watch it as a teenager. I'm now 31. Just to make it known how uncommon it is for me to get sleepy during a movie, lol. It's weird though, cause I generally did like the movies and once I re-watched them as an adult, they became my favourite movie-series all-together. The epic Two Towers battle scene is among my favourite scenes of the trilogy, despite - ironically - being the very scene during which I fell asleep as a teenager xP.
I love the added flashback with Faramir, Boromir, and Denethor! And despite what other book fans say, I was fine with the changes made to Faramir for just this one film. In the book, he stays the same person from when he's introduced to when the trilogy ends. His inner struggle here, wanting to prove his father wrong, gives him more depth. It makes his actions throughout the 3rd film (his true self) even more rewarding.
Explanation for Aragorn’s age and the destruction of his homeland:
In ages past, the Edain (some of the first men that came into being) were gifted long life and the Island of Númenor by the Valar (Spirits that existed before time, and brought the world into existence) for their part in defeating Morgoth (A fallen Valar and previous master of Sauron) and eventually became known as the Númenoreans.
The Númenoreans in time became envious of the elves for their Immortality. The last king of the Númenoreans Ar-Pharazôn was power hungry and prideful, and when he heard of Sauron’s expanding power in Middle-Earth and him being named Lord of Men, he sailed to Middle Earth to challenge Sauron. The vastness of Ar-Pharazôn’s army was such that Sauron’s army abandoned him and Sauron was captured and brought back to Númenor. Sauron corrupted Ar-Pharazôn and convinced him to attack Valinor (“The undying Lands” where the Valar reside and immortal beings return to when they die) to force the Valar into giving him immortal life. Men weren’t allowed to enter Valinor, let alone try to conquer it, so Eru (The god who created the Valar and other spirits) turned the world from a flat disk into a globe. This resulted in the continent of Aman (which includes Valinor) being removed from the world and Númenor sinking into the sea. Aragorn is descended from Isildur, one of the Númenoreans who fled Númenor and took refuge in Middle-Earth.
You might be the first person I've seen with as much specific appreciation for the creature effects and designs (the Balrog, the Fell beasts, etc.) as me. The Balrog scenes in particular felt like witnessing something truly otherworldly when I saw them 20 years ago and they always stuck with me the most. Feels good to know I'm not alone :'D
19:57 "a wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to" Gandalf
This movie has so many great scenes: Arwen's vision, the Ents go to war, Sam's speech, Gandalf and the Rohirrim. It's just because it is the middle child of the trilogy people tend to underrate it.
"So it begins" Hope you are looking forward to this premiere! The final act of this film was absolutely mental, HELMS DEEP!
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Seb have you finished the whole series at this point? If so how did you like it.
Love your reactions, Seb! If you'd like some lore background and fun facts about the movies, I would be honoured if you had a look at my channel. I watch LotR while commenting on all the extra stuff there is to know and call it a "Milliont Time Watching" :D
Please let us know After Its all seen what your favourite film is, favourite character and scene.. was lotr what you expected etc. Looking foward to viewing your two towers part two video. ciao from Italy.
05:24 One of my favorite moments that doesn't (imo) get enough credit are the shots of Wormtongue's face as he registers the scale of Saruman's army. You just see how dumbfounded he is.
05:44 And then in the next close-up he has tears in his eyes, recognizing the depth of his betrayal. It's such a little thing, but so powerful.
The Nazgûl ride Fell Beasts. They were created by Sauron for them as a counter to the Eagles. Most of the dark creatures were created to counter another - Trolls/Ents for example.
6:20 - that IS the same horse he set free :) His name is Breago
Helm's Deep is still the greatest battle sequence in movies. Just spectacular in every way.
Every shot of the Helms Deep battle is like a master class in how to light night scenes.
Your reactions are perfect 😂 So glad you appreciate the soundtrack. It’s so epic
I loved the Ent plotline. "they are not dead, they're just lost". I used the poem of the Ents for my Phonetics class. "Come back to me, come back to me, and say my land is fair"..
i think it is crazy how i tear up when treebeard sees the burnt down forest
That scene with the horses vs wargs was amazing for its time
Fun fact, I think the Helms deep scene took 3 months to film, and to redo shots to get the lighting and smoke right. Watch the Nerdwriter video on Helms Deep, its a 38 minute mini movie within a movie. Its probably the best battle scene of all time.
Worth the wait. Hope you listen to the soundtrack whilst the credits roll.
I love Rohan. It is said that the Rohirim (horse riders) were so skilled with a weapon while on horseback that they could paint a masterpiece while doing it.
I don't usually say this, but you deserve more subscribers. Your so genuine with your reactions. Keep it up, you will definitely grow quickly. Few suggestions. Walking dead and Agents of Shield would be good reactions.
Théoden: Is this all you can conjure, Saruman?
Me: ...
Me: You had to go there, didn't you?
14:30 This is how the battle of winterfell should've looked like! 😭😭😭 (Oh wait, have you watched the game of thrones 😰)
I have!
Can you react to Kill Bill
In battles like that, it's best to hold back taking the first shot. Once the first shot/arrow has been shot, by anyone on any side, starts the battle.
Something you don't get in the movies is that all realms are under siege, all the elve kingdoms, the mens kingdoms in the North, and the Dwave Kingdoms. In the Books it is Roman alone with the trees doing cleanup, but the forces is Sauraman never take the keep, even though they do blow the gate and piles of stone they make at the gate. The caves are actually in cliffs behind the feeling wall, but most of the women an children are at Fungal low which is in the next movie.
I gotta say, having had a sort of difficult relationship with my own dad, I identify with Faramir's character more than I'd like to admit.
Don't bail on the Extended Editions!! They're SO much more epic, especially for movie 3!!
Can you also react to King Kong 2005
That was also directed by Peter Jackson (the same from lord of the rings)
The battle scene is very touching. I have tears in my eyes every time I watch it… so good
0:54 One of the major themes in Tolkien's works is longevity (alongside immortality). Aragorn and Bilbo are hardly standouts of being older than they look.
Chronologically, Frodo was 33 when he took up the Ring (which is, by Hobbit standards, coming of age) and had his aging slowed over the 17 years he spent carrying the Ring. A nice tidbit from the books is that Frodo was about a decade older than Boromir.
David Wenham actor who plays Faramir was the Narrator in 300.
Fun fact, the actor of treebeard is the same actor as Gimli
Wow dang this is only 3 hours old? What are the odds lol, I just finished rewatching the movies (for like the billionth time) and wanted to see people’s reactions. You will really enjoy Return of the King!!!!!!
When Legolas did that flip to get on the horse, Orlando actually broke a rib while on set. He fell off a horse and broke a rib. He said he only did the jump animation and the rest was cgi. In the making of the movie, he said he watched everyone rode pass him after he did the jump lol
3:16 Has anyone else had this experience? I was a little kid, raised in a household of big dogs...when your racing and/or wrestling with the dog, grab it around the neck/shoulders, and are instantly overpowered and being dragged? I see Aragorn here, and think, Oh, man...I can totally feel that hind paw coming down on my leg, and pushing, just to keep running.
The scène with Boromir is only in the extended version not in the normal release, though everyone kind of agrees that it should have been.
The 'dragons' are Fellbeasts
21:01 having chills, are we? HAHA ME TOO
Not sure if anyone I said it yet, but the wizards have hierarchy:the white is the leader, followed by the grey, then the brown, and the two blues (which we never see) and so when Gandolf is reborn after vanquishing the Balrog he gets promoted to the white, which is why he says “I am Saruman, at least how he should’ve been.”
Um, the whole reason the Hobbit happened was Gandalf REALLY didn't want Sauron to have a dragon.
It's late where I live so having to wait 17 hours is not bad. It's perfect actually! It won't feel like a long time.
Got all excited then saw I had to wait 75mins. lol. Looking forward to this.... 1 day and 75mins!!
The character of 'Treebeard' which is the common-speech translation of 'Fangorn' the forest the Ents inhabit, Tolkien based on his old friend C.S. Lewis, the writer of the Narnia Chronicles and many other great books. He had a rather booming voice and it was said that his students (he too was an Oxford College Don, like Tolkien) could hear him coming down the corridor, his deep voice sounding like the 'Hroom, Hroom' noise Treebeard is said to make as he speaks.
Absolutely love your reactions to this franchise! Can’t wait for the last oneee :):)
The Ents marching to war always stirs me.
22:21 to answer it basically when the line that Gandalf gave " The ring , it wants to be found " basically with the power of Sauron and The Ringwraiths , it's basically putting a spell or kind of like hypnotizing type of effect , Sauron was speaking sort of . Making Frodo stand still , trying to give the ringwraith the ring so it can be brung back . Hence why the rage he had on Sam when he dragged him down . The ring/Sauron is slightly controlling him . Basically it wasn't Frodos doing . Just the same way it controlled Boromir and others . It gets them mad in different ways , different effects. It goes so deep and hard to explain , lots of lore in the books , if you know how powerful Sauron was in that prologue ( very soon we'll get to see him more physically in the second age tv show by Amazon soon 😁 ) you'll know how hard it is dealing with his spirit .
"Nowadays you only get those in CGI"... lol, hate to disapoint you, but battles/armies you see in wider shots are almost 100% CGI, check out the detailed making of featurettes, it was just so well made it's almost impossible to tell!
I dont know if you see comments on old videos but aragorn actually lives to 500 before he dies and the dunedians long life was actually less than that of their ancestors. Kings tended to live longer so aragorn lived as long as your average numenorean.
soooooo excited to watch your reaction to the next movie!!! i think youre really going to love it
So it begins
You may have noticed a slight scaling goof. That chicken floating around in Isengard was suspiciously sized for Hobbits in a man-sized domain.
Have you heard the phrase, “trial by fire”? That’s what Gandalf the Gray went through. And like the Phoenix rising up from the ashes, so did Gandalf the White.
Also, how little attention did grima have to be paying to not notice tens of thousands of uruks on arrival to Isengard lol
They were probably most of them doing stuff underground in those huge trenches and not just milling about the tower grounds.
Why did Brego the horse have a bridle and lead rope when he found Aragorn?
Did the Rohan stablemaster just say, "fuck it, give this wild horse some shitty handicap for the rest of his life" and leave it on him?
The question that always comes up when people react to these movies.
"Is that the horse they let free?"
Can you please also react to Pan's Labyrinth
Faramir and Boromir are definitely brothers. their bond goes beyond the usual sibling rivalry, to a point they respect each other in different ways.
also another favorite tidbit of info is the one guy whose hand slipped hit a mark so precisely Aragorn thought it was a trigger happy elf, and so shouted the order in elvish
I saw this and was like omg finally been waiting all week then I see 18 hours and am just like bruh. Also I really like your reactions to lotr because you seem to pit alot of effort into it like learning all the characters names and trying to understand the story and all that. Also if you really enjoy the lotr you should read the books and if you manage to read them and like it then you can read the hobbit book then the silmarillion if you want to know everything about Tolkien world!
Where is the war horse now,
Where is the ringing horn singing?
Died down by a mountain storm,
Otshumeli steppe winds,
The old days are gone,
In the sunset shadow behind the hills.
Gimli is a real one I love that scene when he jumps off that wall
You wondered why The Nazgul left When it was about to attack Frodo . Faramir shot it with a arrow. It happened so fast its understandable how it would be easy to overlook.
I love these movies, and they are made even more enjoyable by your reactions!
Please react to chronicles of narnia. Does not get enough appreciation. The movies and the bbc series from the 80s as well. Good comparison and expose people to the 80s series which I don't think many people know about.
Tolkien termed the creatures the the Nagzuls ride was 'fell beasts'
BTW boy... you are awfully cute 😍
I prefer watching theatrical versions first and if it’s great I later watch extended to get something extra . I love this film but of the three movies, this to me is the one that doesn’t need an extended version .
they are called fellbeast btw. dragons in middle earth are more powerful than balrogs.
Ok but this guy is super cute, I can't actually deal. 😭
Christopher Lee (Saruman) played the role of Dracula in his „younger“ years
I watched a few interviews and one of them was Ian McClellan and when he first met Christopher Lee on the set Christopher Lee told him that he wanted the role of Gandalf not Saruman which I thought was funny.
The "dragons" are actually just called Fell Beasts
"...big dragons" lol... later will be fun
Man. I cry every time Haldir dies and I've watch this a lot!!! Like once a month I have a lotr day. My absolute fav movies.
Can you please please react to 'Jeepers Creepers' 1 and 2 ... extremely good horror movies
1st one is great. 2nd is kinda cliche. B movie.
You can listen to the books, like a play. Look up Phil Dragash. Original music and background sounds. Stunning.
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I know I’m gonna love this!
Kudos to you for pushing through 3.5 hours!
Can you please react to The Exorcist (only of you haven't seen it)
the rain would actualy benefit the defenders more than the attackers
Soo much fun to view with you..cant wait for return of the king.Comment on favourite scene...soo hard to choose. First film.. introduction to Shire, first Nazgul encounter and Gates of the argonath. Second film- return of Gandalf, helms Deep. Last film...ill comment then.
u literally have an enchanting smile;)
hey from Ukraine
Love the Snorlax