The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
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"How do you pick up the threads of an old life? How do you go on, when in your heart you begin to understand... there is no going back? There are some things that time cannot mend. Some hurts that go too deep, that have taken hold."
Lord of the Rings is an important franchise. It made so many people childhoods, inspired many stories. I do believe that without these wonderful books and movies, we would not have as many stories around today. The movies are massive, I had to chose what to explore and obviously had to let some stuff behind.
I hope you guys will enjoy it.
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"For frodo"
It's just such a powerful line. Aragorn doesn't know if frodo is alive or not, but with that line, he shows that whatever has happened, he will always support frodo, that he'll stand by him(for him) forever.
Such a beautiful line.
it also works whether Frodo, at this point, is still alive or not. They either advance to honour his sacrifice, or they work to give him time. It's just great, like all lines in this masterpiece.
“No, my friends... you bow to no one”... that put things in perspective for what each of the four hobbits did in the ordeal
@@AkairuNoAme you just hit the nail on the head.
@@maxetherington6853 Thank you :)
Eddy Bonemel that line symbolizes the idea of faith and belief.
"Death is just another path.....one that we all must take"
Hits harder than all.
He died in the two towers lol but the valar needed him and he was the only one that didn’t fail his task so he got reborn.
@@yt-pp1ub I think what he meant is that since Gandalf is Maia he can't truly die. His physical form can die, but he himself can't die. And yes, the Valar did send him back to finish his task because he was the only one that stuck to it.
an incredible quote but my favourite is "there is some good in this world........ and its worth fighting for"
@@thomasfort1013
None of us dies, not just Gandalf. Here:
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Hard to accept and true to the very end.
"My friends....you bow to no one."
Kills me. Every. fucking. time.
YES
So true man
Same here. That and the charge of the Rohirrim get me every time.
My favorite movies of all time no one in history could remake this
honestly
"I can not carry it for you, but I can carry you! COME ON!"
No other quote has hit me as hard.
The first time I saw that scene I was in the movie theater and was 11 years old. I nearly teared up. Sam is such a badass and imbodies what a true friend is.
@@thomasfort1013 needs friend like sam
@@kyaro1201 I do. I truly do. Lol
dude i got chills just bu reading this
Beautiful! But the one that breaks me is when Legolas tells Gimli that is better die fighting side by side with him as a friend and not as a simple "elf".
Deep in our heart, there's always something that cannot be replaced, LOTR trilogy lives forever.
This thing you speak of that cannot ever be replaced by anything else, it is true love.❤
and Jesus, amen!
Yasssss
Yes the trilogy is deeply attached to our hearts.
We all know April is a sad month since the letter
One does not simply watch the lord of the rings without liking it
Indeed!
I didn’t like it - I appreciate the cinematography, maybe it was because it watched one movie everyday and they were all so long but I didn’t even like the first one - I feel like an anomaly - I really wanted to like it 😭
@@blinkeu7775 I get you
Lɛօռ Rɛαɖɛʀ I don’t..
@@blinkeu7775 Understanding J. R. R. Tolkien's middle earth requires a high taste...
"Go back Sam! Im going to Mordor alone."
"Of course you are, and im going with you!"
It will always hit me
That whole scene!
The Sound score by Howard Shore was otherworldly atmospheric!
'Til the end of the line.'
#friendshipgoals
Me: “I’m not going to cry.”
*Sees Boromir suffering*
Me: “Oh no... :’(“
oh my sweet summer child
Boromir will never be forgotten in our hearts
"No parent should have to bury their child." :'(
Everytime I watch 😢💔
Boromir is my fav character
This is an example of how to put the whole triology in 8 minutes.
I enjoyed this video as much as the movie itself.
Absolutely agree!
Гаврило Принцип you should make an [EXTENDED] version lol
Except for the part where they forgot to set up, you know, the whole premise of the movie? That they're journeying across the world to destroy the ring?
@@jdavidwebb Whole first part is about the ring and his creation, you see them travelling, and it the end you see the ring getting destroyed. Lmfao you blind
@@stephanielacoquine9573 OP's comment was about condensing the trilogy, which implies it maintains narrative structure. To reveal the whole point of the saga in the last few minutes of the video is not maintaining narrative structure.
No need to be rude.
Theodon: 'No parent should have to bury their child.' - 2:36
- One of the most emotional lines I have ever heard spoken with so much truth behind its meaning.
Yes so true
Hard not to tear up in that scene.
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There will never be a better, more beatiful and emotional trilogy than Lord Of The Rings, im glad i could experience that masterpiece in my life, and you Slyfer dont stop doing what u do, u have a gift, and we have you.
It's unfortunate they put the Hobbit through the wringer just to make a much money as possible. What could have been a fun prequel (1 or 2 films max) got dragged out to 3 trying way too hard to be as epic as LOTR. Proportionately, if the Hobbit is 3 films, LOTR needs to be 6-9 films. That's just not reasonable.
I agree. I don’t think anyone will ever replicate their success.
...But there's always a fool's hope.
Geesmack Joeypads Peter Jackson definitely did the best he could. Del Toro was originally the director but he and WB had a falling out. PJ had a mere few weeks of preproduction to prepare and because of Warner Bros interference there were lots of issues
I was in 9th grade when the last movie came out on dvd so that night when everyone else in my family was asleep I stayed awake and watched all three movies and went to school with no sleep. Ended up falling asleep in my second period and teacher woke me up twice and asked “why are you so sleepy?”
“I stayed up and watched all the LOTR last night”
He laughed and let me be that period.
I didn't watch it for 2 years, I had the video staring at me on the shelf and I was like "cartoon was better humph" then I watched it fell sleep 5 min in , but I watched it and I was like wow
They came out before I was born, so I grew up with them. But I forgot about them so it was amazing watching them again now. It was like I was watching the for the first time. They are now my favorite movies
They also came out before I was born-- I grew up being read the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, so when I was old enough, and after the first Hobbit movie came out, my dad brought out the extended edition disc sets for LotR and we watched them together. Best thing to ever happen to me.
I was in the 9th grade when the first came out
As a teacher, I’d like to say three cheers for your teacher ❤️
This is what Game of Thrones was trying to be and failed to do so.
splendid job, brother
game of sex you mean
Actually it tried to be the exact opposite. It killed off characters and made a point that they didn't come back, mostly because George R.R. Martin loved the Gandalf died but hated that the book basically removed any cost of his death.
Game of Thrones is about the socially powerful who, on their own, can do very little whereas Lord of the Rings was about legendary one men armies with very little political pull.
Most importantly though Game of Thrones is about the shades of grey that mankind creates to fuel our own petty wars whereas Lord of the Rings is about how some things are inherently evil and some things are inherintly good and how people overcome that evil.
Game of Thrones is a political drama, Lord of the Rings is an adventure.
The two are, purposefully, totally different.
@@charliecoke7396 I think what he meant was that GoT tried to be as good and as epic as Lotr. It tried to be remembered for decades to come as an incredible work of art but in the end, it failed. Cause Dumb&Dumber wanted to do Star Wars xDD AND THEY LOST THE TRILOGY XDD
@@charliecoke7396 I would agree if last few seasons really stuck to their original material. But it transformed into something totally different good guys v. bad guys. it turned into fantasy adventure merged with little (nonsense) politics.
They only fucked up the last couple seasons. Season 1 to 6 I think is great.
"It's such a weight to carry."
"I can't carry it for you, but I can carry you."
-Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee
"What are we holding onto Sam?"
"That there's some good left in this world, Mr. Frodo. And it's worth fightin' for."
-Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee
"Never thought I'd die fighting side by side with an elf."
"What about side by side with a friend?"
"Aye, I could do that."
-Gimli and Legolas
#friendshipgoals
#GoodComent
If i ever was to marry someone, that would have been her... -- Samwise. That one gets me everytime
"In his heart, Frodo begins to understand, the quest will claim his life."
I notice that almost everyone disregards this line in the end because, well he doesn't really die.. does he?
But that's not the point. When you think about it.. once the war was over, once the ring was destroyed and the evil of Sauron along with it.... he went home. But things weren't the same anymore.
No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't go back to his ways. The wounds from his journey, physically yes, but mostly mentally, hurt too strong. So... he left Middle Earth.. and like Frodo said himself:
"How do you pick up the threads of an old life? How do you go on, when in your heart you begin to understand... there is no going back? There are some things that time cannot mend. Some hurts that go too deep, that have taken hold."
The quest DID claim his life.
🎯
Yeah... PTSD sucks.
''I will not say do not weep, for not all tears are an evil''
-Gandalf the White
Which means ???????
he did cry when he think frodo die
beautiful- never really heard that line before
@@kadiannblackwood2844 re-read the quote- Gandalf is saying "It's *okay* to weep-- not all tears are bad tears"
This is a masterpiece. I don't understand how you seamlessly wove all three movies together in a way that makes sense and it just so stunning. You included some of the best lines and some of the best shots of the whole trilogy!
(Also thank you so much for using clips from the extended editions)
I've actually never seen the not extended edition, I think I don't have to actually
@@arthurmorgan8455 you're missing out so much. If you love these movies, it's a must
@@Tu_Padre31 isn't it just the same but with extra scenes? Or are there things in the normal movie that aren't in the extended one?
@@arthurmorgan8455 there is like 30+ minutes in every film
Jorre Nierop both of these people are completely misinterpreting your comment, to you guys he’s saying he’s never seen the theatrical versions. There’s nothing extra in the cut down ones, you are correct in thinking you’ve gotten the full experience. I own the fancy box set of the extended editions and man I’ve spent a LOT of time in my life watching them. Best movies ever made.
This truly is the greatest film trilogy ever made
Nah fam the greatest movie ever made
How about greatest form of story telling ever made? Best movies, and books ever!
"My friends, you bow to no one."
The single most powerful and earned scene in any film.
This trilogy is the reason I went into the film and storytelling industry.
This trilogy is the reason I want to go into the film and story industry.
Do you have any suggestions or tips on how to get there. I'm only a sophmore in high school, but I still have high hopes.
@@meliodas4705 yep easy just be connected to Hollywood royalty. Otherwise you're fucked the grind will be too much not many can keep persisting with no pay for years hoping their dream works out.
"I wish none of this had happened"
"So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide, all you have to decide, is what to do with the time that is given to you"
- i wish none of this have happened
- so do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide
so relatable in these days
"All we have to decide is what to do with the time given to us"
@@navindavoodi6065all we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us, (proceeds to spending the next 15 minutes tearing up)
Magical movies.
Even after 17 years, it never ceases to amaze me, and to touch my heart.
Since 2003, no movies or TV series, managed to make me feel this way.
How did you miss them first time around?!
After the failed potential of Game of Thrones, it's nice to come back to this gem.
You know, complete story, character arcs realised, and a proper ending.
That's nice to have.
And Dont tell star wars failed
It didn't and the new movies didn't exists
But to be honest
Lotr and star wars remains the only things that didn't failed
And star wars prequles are better thanks to clone wars
@@lalkiran1950 LOTR is ten million times better than Star Wars.
The only Star Wars movie I like is TLJ, the rest are all the same.
The only other worlds I’ve gotten as invested into as I did lotr are Star Wars and atla
"The gray rain curtain of this world draws back, and all turns to silver-glass. And then you see it."
"What do you see, Gandalf?"
"White shores and beyond, a far green country under swift sunrise."
The TNTsheep That part makes me cry every time.
That's not so bad
A true craft of pure imagination, adventure and discovery. The books are amazing and the films are a rare example of illustrating and going further than the books, give thanks to Peter Jackson! For Frodo!
@Samuel Astic except if Spielberg's jurrassic park movie
Don't be mad, that book is just good stupidity Dumber as anyone thinks
Also this book didn't made family friendly, instead it was a unoriginal horror story that doesn't make scary or creepy or the darker tone didn't suite well
Things I will always cry for: Dobby's death, Sam's good in this world speech, the you bow to no one scene
Dobby as in Dobby from Harry Potter?
@@ijal290 obviously
Next to lotr, Harry Potter is one of the great book adaptations
I like how you showed off the emotion and the story rather than just doing a compilation of all the epic action bits, really showed off how powerful these films are!
Exacly the lord of the rings has amazing fight and visual for it time but the story its even better
@@adrianstjarnfaldt395 Absolutely agree
Lord of the rings is truely one of the greatest things ever created dont think anything will come close to being as good as this ! i really really hope they do the TV show justice, i dont normaly watch long fan videos, but i felt engrossed in this one it gripped me and made me want to watch the whole trilogy again ! this was a massive part of my childhood thanks for making something so magical Brother ! Love your work :)
Agree. The only gripe I have with LOTR movies is the scene of Aragorn with the ships. It should have been like in the books. Not with a Ghost army but with the people of the southern feuds of Gondor Aragorn had just liberated. Putting the ghost army just lessened the impact of the battle.
Truly*
@@galenusv7831 I don't think so... I think the presence of ghost army in the battle was seen by the Gondor public as the return of Aragon as the rightful heir to Gondor...
@@gauravw6947 it would have made more sense, but it would have added like 40 minutes to the film
@@Daniel-gp6sd 40 minutes? Hell yeah, more excuses for me to stay on the couch
‘There’s some good in this world, Mr Frodo, and it’s really worth fighting for’ -Samwise Gamgee.
I have yet to find a movie trilogy or any trilogy for that matter that evokes the same feelings as that of the lord of the rings. The feeling of longing and nostalgia for a place I have never visited and people I have never met. And yet somehow I feel as though I have been to middle earth and that I too have traveled with the fellowship. They leave me with a desire to fight for good and peace in the world, to never give up, and to have my own adventures. They have inspired me to believe in hope, perseverance, friendship, and the ultimate triumph of good over evil. Every time I finish watching these movies I am left with a deep sadness that I cannot be part of that world. Lord of the rings will always have a very special place in my heart. No other movies have affected me quite like lord of the rings and I’m not sure any others will. Thank you for such a lovely tribute that captures the true beauty of these movies.
PREACH!!!!
Cue epic trailer music!
"I would have followed you my brother.....my Captain.....my King!"
When I had bone cancer LOTR was my trilogy. I watched every day in repeat. For years in and out hospitals and treatments and everything. Its the only thing that maybe my life bearable. I know every line, every detail. I really love your video, captured the greatness of LOTR.
I haven’t watched it yet but this is going to be epic
Update: It wasn’t just epic.
It was a masterpiece
But still epic
@@CrateCrasher epic AND a masterpiece
@@Marcus_405 yaya
Sandrine Lacasse I’ve seen the films many times of that’s what you meant, I hadn’t seen the video when I posted the comment
congratulations :)
Sam is the best character in Lord of the Rings. Everyone should try to be more like Sam.
Frodo wouldn’t have gotten far without Sam.
If everyone were a bit more like Sam the world would be a more peaceful place
Not only Sam but like aragon frodo and most of all gandalf
Sam is the friend I can only wish to be.
A thought or two, for what it’s worth: Tolkien’s vision includes the dark things as well, and our world wouldn’t be complete without them. Why? It is only in the presence of the dark things that we learn who we truly are and for what our hearts ultimately yearn. This is because in the presence of the dark things, humanity is forced to make a choice about who and what they will follow eternally. We must have that purgative journey to become Children of the Light. In life, then, our purpose is the journey; how each of us defines ourself when faced with “the dark Lords” of this world. That is why in Christian thought, although Evil has been ultimately conquered, it still remains here in this existence. God uses it to bring about the Good.
Perhaps the most legendary trilogy of all time, I love LOTR, so much emotion, such great storytelling, it never gets old
I am reminded of the LOTR: Return of the King ending, if you listen to the commentary. A spectacular line from John Rhys-Davies, "And that's great victory for the normal. That after Earth shattering events; marriage, the bond of the family, babies. These are the proper destinies of men." Makes me tear up every time. Great video.
Incredible line!
What does that mean???
Damn man, at 6:50 when that music hits and they all charge while you get that voiceover from Frodo...goosebumps the whole time. Amazing trilogy.
I love how Lord of the Rings, without knowing it, made some incredible inspirational quotes for 2020. Gandalf telling Frodo that all you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you, Sam saying that there's good in the world that's worth fighting for, and Frodo saying there are some things that time cannot mend and that there is no going back.
This video completely captures the lord of the rings trilogy perfectly and why so many people like it.
This is simply the greatest, most stunning LOTR edit ever created.
"Frodo: I wish the ring had never come to me, I wish none of this had happened.
Gandalf: So do all who live to see such times but that is not for them to decide, All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you."
Gandalf words are the only thing that I need to hear in these crushing times. This is why these movies are timeless.
I do believe this was the most emotionally impactful movie trilogy of all time. Good Vs Evil, True friendship, fellowship and love. A beautiful story
I love reading through the comments and seeing everyone's favourite lines from the trilogy,
'There is some good in this world, Mr Frodo, and it's worth fighting for'
"You Bow to No one" Greatest scene of Cinema History 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤
I'm so happy to see you making a LOTR video! You did an incredible job, I had chills during the whole video! The climax was so perfect and emotional "How do you go on, when in your heart you begin to understand, there is no going back.."
"My friends, you bow to no one."
I feel bad for the kids today. In my preteens and early teens me, my brother and many of my friends watched this trilogy religiously. The way this series sparked our imagination as boys was great. We all knew the stories inside and out, and would make up our own stories about Middle Earth all the time.
What do the 12 year olds of today have that compares? I wonder if it was just my childhood innocence that made these movies so magical but when I come back and see stuff like this I'm convinced that they just don't make em like they used to...
It even looks better than modern fantasy. So dialed in on the art direction...
Rewatching these movies a few days ago made me realize how much nostalgia I had towards them. This truly is one of the best franchise, if not the best, and without a doubt the most epic one. I feel like other ones, as well as TV Shows, have tried through the years to recreate what LOTR did, but failed. This shows everything that there is to admire about Lord Of The Rings. The music choice is once again on point and I feel like it's an underrated statement. You always choose the best of the best to make your tributes, with so much thought. I could praise everything there is about the video but as whole, the construction of this and how you recreated the atmosphere and epicness of this trilogy is masterfully crafted. So much chills, tears and joy. So much motivation from this. It is your most epic edit to this day ! Thank you for making it really, it deserves all the praise it can get !
FOR SLYFER !
This is amazing!! I was practically raised on the Tolkien Universe, and it's wonderful to see a tribute so beautifully well down. I remember when I finished the books in middle school and my father had me sit down and watch all the extended editions in one sitting. It was a rush!! I just finished reading the Silmarillion, and this video gave me the same sort of chills the books and movies did!! Keep doing what you're doing, I look forward to each video!!
I would like to read the books too, is there any revision edition that you would suggest to read? I found out that there are many revisions and I don't know what is the best version to read (of course except the original ones since they cost too much)
@@joaopedroborghetti113mand311 I'm sorry this answer is late!! To answer you're question, the only difference between the revised versions and the originals are the Forward and Appendices. I'm pretty sure the originals don't contain them, that's why they're so expensive. There are no changes to the text itself. In any version you buy, the text will be the same. There are some very cheap versions on eBay and Amazon. I would recommend that if you want to start reading the books, read the Hobbit first, then the LOTR trilogy. If you have any other questions, or if I didn't answer your question correctly, please ask!
@@JustALilGuy5 Oh thanls, i just bought the houghton mifflin deluxe edition (the 3 volume + hobbit, all in boxed set), and didn't know if it was good. Thanks for the reading order suggestion. I'll start with The Hoobit then. Thanks again :D
3:56 can’t watch this clip without thinking about how he BROKE HIS TOE filming that part and he did such a good job making his “ow I just broke my toe” scream into a “I’m sad about the Hobbits” scream that that take is just... in the movie
"All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us" - good quote for those who is lost.
Thank you for highlighting Boromir. He’s truly one of the best characters, and this tribute is everything ❤
My childhood is crying nostalgic tears 😭😭 this was amazing 👌😍
This is your best video so far. A masterpiece dedicated to a masterpiece
This MASTERPIECE of a trilogy will stay with me forever. It's almost 20 years old, and nothing will ever rival it.
Beautiful.
Beautiful.
Slyfer don’t know how you manage to make a masterpiece EVERY SINGLE TIME. This is truly wonderful. The music, the transitions, the voiceovers, rhe composing of the scence to create such a powerful tribute.
i’ve recently finished watching it and i FEEL it even more now
"Don't adventures ever have an end? I suppose not. Someone else always has to carry on the story". You are The Greatest my Dear Friend :)
This gave me goosebumps. To bad the ride of the Rohirrim isn't included though.
Beautiful video guys, the hardest part must be to pick the right scenes to render the story justice.
P.S. Gollum/Smigol is missing, he is an essential character in this story.
"I can't carry it for you, but i can carry you!"
When Aragorn said "for frodo" and it edits back to same carrying him... Oooooooo boy! I have never gotten more chills in a video before
“My friends, you bow to no one” Biggest tear jerker in cinematic history
Ye
Like a lot of us, this movies mean a lot for me. I was only a teenager when the movies were released, but they deeply marked me, and for life! Thank you slyfer for reminding me of that. Your work is an masterpiece, always 😊
Those days, watching these movies with CD's were the best days of my life. Every 90's kids can relate ❤️
This is the best masterpiece of a tribute to the best story of all time. Nothing can ever top this masterpiece. Nothing ever will or can. Lord of the Rings is truly king of all tales known to mankind.
Sam picking up Frodo ... Aragorn charging ... the music swelling up ... then Frodo's voice-over ... just perfection. Again your choice of music and scenes is impeccable. Amazingly put together.
I would love to see one based of the inspiration that the line “My friends... you bow to now one,” gives off.
A masterpiece. All the shots, music, just everything about this video is perfection. My new favorite video. FOR FRODO
I'm a big fantasy/star wars fan. Indeed, my favourite stand alone film of all time is The Empire Strikes Back and always will be. Nothing will change this for me, nothing! However, lotr viewed as a single 11hour + movie, which is what it is, is unbeatable. Lucas, cameron, Spielberg and Scott, some of the greats, will never ever better this, or even have the opportunity to try. When we participate in these polls for greatest movie ever, we need to look at these 3 films as a single entity. Lets be honest, this is never ever ever ever! gonna be bested. In terms of budgets, the wonderful scenic settings, the effects, storyline, music score and acting, this should be everyone's fave movie of all time. I watch the extented versions of these, every 2/3 years and never tire of them. What we have here is what's known as perfection.
This is genius, i don't have any other words. Made me want to watch the movies all over again!
It's a testimony of how much Lords of the Rings is a masterpiece of visual storytelling in that you can make an 8 minute montage of film series which is like 11 hours long and you still manage to accurately depict the primary story beats of the series as well as some of the emotional ones.
A tribute worthy of the trilogy!
Love Gandalfs philosophical reasoning in talking to Frodo in his worst moments. Which is just a medifor for us in life, regarding our own personal challenges and misjudgments filled with regrets from deep within ourselves. Frodo is just us, me and you. Normal and very simple, wanting a quiet life and sometimes, adventure. And when times are difficult and we sometimes judge quickly and often don't think about the bigger meaning behind it all. Then you'll realise, everything is meant to be. There's more forces at work besides the will of evil. I wish none of this would have happened, we all ask this and Gandalf knows. End? The journey doesn't end, a journey we all must take. Remember, be good. Not evil. Loved these films in the cinema as a teenager when released and it inspirational effects on me was massive.
it's just impossible for me to forget the greatness of this epic journey. A modern Myth. To me there is no doubt. Thank you.
7 minutes ago.. just got my coffee and breakfast.. time to enjoy this one!
As I wander through the various channels among the realm of CZcams, and find myself here, I remind myself... not all those who wander are lost
Oooh, nice :)
I light from the shadow shall spring, then :)
Sitting here, 28 years old and I‘m crying like a baby
_"I do not know what strength is in my blood, but I swear to you- I will not let the White City fall... nor our people fail."_
“For Frodo” such a powerful scene.
The mouth of Sauron has just revealed Frodo’s mithril vest and Aargorn is not certain whether Frodo is dead or alive but it does not matter; “For Frodo” works either way.
If he’s dead then don’t let his sacrifice be in vain and if he’s alive then let us give him one final chance.
Literally just watched the trilogy today for the first time, extended editions, it was so good. It was what Game of Thrones wanted to be so bad lol
my god this is still a flawless edit that captures this journey so well and even more so if you're like me who watches this movie beyond count.
My mom always cuts onions downstairs when I watch videos like that.
The only thing i would say that would make this better is the speech of Theoden before the Ride of the Rohirrim
Truly a masterpiece! Finally an amazing video portraying this wonderful trilogy
*Hugo Weaving voice over dramatic music*
Damn. I’m already crying.
The Lord of the Rings movies are my favorite movies of all time. You did them justice and captured their essence. Thank you.
I just did a marathon of these movies the other day, so good❤❤
Viggo/Aragorn, most badass because of how much happened to him behind the scenes
I watch it every year and it never gets old. The more you undersand it, the deeper the mistery gets. A story for the ages
2:36 There are always tears in my eyes of these words of King Theoden.
One cool thing to note: at 8:03 everyone bows to the hobbit’s and at that moment, the hobbits who, up until this point, were small and insignificant now are the tallest people in middle earth.
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This was phenomenal, a master piece put together to perfection. Well done once again Slyfer for creating another piece of art on your channel ❤️
I had been commenting on pretty much all his videos for like a year and a half begging for this. Thank you Slyfer. I'd only mention that Theoden's speech before Pelennor Fields and a little from Gollum would have made it even better
I did not mention it in the description but since the movies are old I couldn't use as much as quote I expected due to the music in the background. :) Thank you for the comment!
“Come on Mr. Frodo! I can’t carry it for you, but I can carry you!”
TEARS EVERY TIME 😭💖
Great respect for this edit my man. The Lord of the Rings will always be incredibly special, groundbreaking and captivating. There is nothing like it. And I think there will never be anything like it again. So glad to have this in my life...
More than ever, we need The Lord Of The Rings.
Sauron is a dick though.
@@HandlesAreStupid2024 Took me a second, but I got it. lol!
@@HandlesAreStupid2024 :(
Just finished watching the trilogy. Absolute masterpiece. If you would have not made this masterpiece, I wouldn't have bothered watching 3 hrs long movies.
When Frodo talks about "hurts that go to deep" and "some wounds that time cannot mend" it makes me think of Tolkien's experience in WW1, especially since that seems like a literary way of making Frodo have PTSD; especially with the "how do you go on with your life"