King Under the Mountain - The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (Extended Edition) | Full HD
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King Under the Mountain - The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (Extended Edition) | Full HD
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An Extended Edition of the film is scheduled for release on November 17, 2015, which will be 20 minutes longer than the theatrical cut. Unlike the theatrical version PG-13 rating, the Extended Edition has been rated R by the MPAA for "some violence".
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They shouldn't have cut this. The funeral of thorin is a pretty big deal.
Yeah but in the book he's not an out and out villain, can you really see the embittered,vengeful, old bastard of the films doing something so honorable.
Plus Dain becoming king, this is never explained
Dain was Thorin's cousin with Fili and Kili dead , Dain was next in line to the throne.
What about Thorins sisters? He calls Kili and Fili his sister- sons after all!
Bb Sz the arkenstone is in dead Thorin's hands...he was buried with em
I always liked that Dain named his first child Thorin.
thorin father is dead
@Bazing Fire No, Dain names his son Thorin. This is after the events of the Hobbit. He isn't referring to THIS Thorin, he is referring to the son King Dain Ironfoot will have.
Thorin III Stonehelm of the house of Durin
Geroolt Of Roovia who was he was the greybeard dwarf
Thorin Stonehelm does not go to the Council of Elrond, during that time Dain is still king, and he sends Gloin and some other Dwarves instead.
It should be noted that Balin Ori and Oin will fall in Moria many years later and Dain Ironfoot will fall in the battle of Dale which happens during the war of the ring.
I had no idea he dies at battle of dale.. wait does this mean that durin folk are dead?
Mike Browski his son Thorin III Stonehelm became king after dain died
The saddest part about Oin's death: He never even got to see Moria itself. The guardian in the depths killed him at the ancient gates. Balin died as hero and king of Moria and Ori is the skeleton holding the chronicles you can see in the first Lord of the Rings movie.
Not entirely true, since the company came from the Lonely Mountain, they most surely entered Moria via the Eastern Gate. The guardian stalks the waters at the Western Gate and the dwarves had already been in Moria a while, before Oin was killed.
Dude why do you want me to be depressed
Why did they remove this from the movie? This is an epic scene.
+Jan M They felt the scene was too depressing to add to the end of the film, which was already going to be pretty depressing as it was. Also, they forgot to scale down Kili in post-production - if you look at him lying on the slab, you'll see he's much taller in the body than he should be.
+Jan M it's in the extended version
+LordBloodpool NOPE U ARE ALL WRONG. kili is taller than any of those dwarves.. have u forgot what tauriel said to legolas when the dwarves was captured by the elves and imprisoned in thranduil's kingdom?? TAURIEL SAID KILI IS TALLER THAN MOST DWARVES. she said it to legolas cuz he was jealous tauriel and kili was talking in his prison telling stories about the stone a promise to her mother. remember?? LOL U ALL ARE NOT REALLY A FAN
+aboomination why
+6bDorotea thorin is taller than him and he looks way taller than thorin in this scene.
they cut this yet fucking Alfred stayed
he died
Yeah but they cut that scene too
Actually, he dies in the Extended Edition.
Who is Alfred?
Alfrid*.
"If more people valued home above gold, this world would be a merrier place."
Or would it...
yes.. yes it would.
To point because people can be a ton more effective when they have the goals of gold in mind... And you can't have a home without gold so I think they go both hand in hand.
Michael Brown
gold.. is just a way to organise the trade. i'm not saying it isn't important. just making it the center of our lives is ..counter productive on the long term. we can't eat, breathe or drink currency.. well maybe we could burn it to keep ourselves warm at cold nights but that's about it.
BitemyShiny MetalAss Yah but we don't make the rules on it so thats just the way it is...
So glad that they removed this and kept more Alfred scenes for the theatrical version!
*sarcasm*
he died
Yeah, Alfred was an utterly useless character.
Alfrid is the result of test-audience fearing producers and film school nerds who absolutely need a cliche list in the movies. Marketing execs who don't go to movies but claim to know "what sells".
Meh. Read some philosophy, as dragon Smaug was one of the alter ego of Thorin Oakenshield, Alfred was the alter ego of Bard. He was extremely well portrayed. As Thorin beat one his ego on the golden mirror, he beat another in the ice mirror. Trial of water and gold. Bard how ever, he did not beat his ego, he tamed it. That is a whole different perspective between the allegory of man and dwarf.
This does not mean I wouldn't want these scenes though. They look awesome.
I agree that Alfred is an excellent alter ego of Bard, but the problem is that he outlives his role. Alfred ceases to be relevant once Bard slays his internal demons, choosing to take up his ancestral mantle as defender of the people of Dale and to kill Smaug. But by the time of the actual Battle of Five Armies, Alfred's role is finished, and his absurdity detracts from the otherwise powerful scenes of the dwarves and men of Dale taking up arms to fight the creatures of evil. He could just have easily have been assumed dead in Smaug's attack, or be left behind once the scene of Bard sparing him is done and his role in Bard's character arc is done.
To me, the saddest thing about the deaths of Thorin, Fili, and Kili is that many people who've read the book often tend to forget that they died, myself included. It's not until you get to reading Fellowship of the Ring where you're reminded that they did die. To the movie's credit, people now won't forget their deaths and how sad it is, especially with the funeral scene in the extended cut, which is something worthy of merit, because the saddest thing about being a fallen warrior is to be forgotten.
+KTChamberlain yeah that was weird. ( atleast in my language ) the book just was like "oh and btw fili and kili died".
Fuck them. That's why Gandalf brought so many spare Dwarfs with him.
Oh I remembered they died. That's part of the reason I absolutely HATE the romance crap cause I knew where it was going and it was a huge waste. Also don't like it because it is *terribly* written.
Be that as it may, but point being, now no one will forget their deaths, because like I said, the saddest thing about being a fallen warrior is to be forgotten.
So dying with their boots on is retarded? That's an ideal way for a dwarf to go, regardless of the circumstances.
"I should call that a heavy loss, if it was not a wonder rather that in his great age he could still wield his axe as mightily as they say he did, standing over the body of King Brand before the gate of Erebor, until the darkness fell." -Gandalf on the death of Dain II
Hail King Dain Ironfoot!!!
🛡🐗
so sad how Thorin wasn't king for very long.
+1747CT I agree with you.
+1747CT Well at least Thorin went out like a boss int he movie, taking out the boss. In the book, they just found him wounded and dying after the battle.
+Tenkuuken well, Peter Jackson kind of mixed both ...when Bilbo finds him after killing Azog and Thorin says his farewell to him...and this...
+1747CT thorin wasnt king under the mountain for very long however he was king of durins folk after thrain departed
+Dain II Ironfoot King “Lord of The Iron Hills” Under The Mountain I know, I don't know why they made the comment "Is Dain with us?"
Thorin: "This quest is ours alone."
Me: MFer, you are the King Thorin, order your cousin to aid you.
Of course, the Dwarfs did not have the manpower to actually make Dain do as ordered at this time...so yeah.
This scene was NEEDED in this movie. For years a assumed the iron hill dwarfs all got killed until I saw this.
Potevi leggere i libri.
I wish for a movie where they show Dain fighting the forces in the North during the War of the Ring. That would be epic as hell.
Only downside would be we would see dains death in the battle of Dale, then his son thorin (named after oakenshield) becoming king
finally an extended edition worth owning.
Sure idiot, keep sustaining this travesty. The purposely removed this to sell it later, you are basically paying two times to consume the same product.
Remove at least 5 Legolas filler scenes and add THIS!
Yes
Or remove Alfrid entirely.
According to the text, Gloin remembers Legolas at the Council of Elrond, so it would make sense for him to appear...to an extent.
Legolas would have been in Mirkwood in some capacity, given his rank and capabilities.
There was nothing wrong with Legolas. They should have removed some of Thorin's brooding instead. Honest Trailer described that asshole amazingly. He was a shit character and protagonist. His meaningful scenes were deleted while his stupid angst was kept.
Gandalf at the end of Lord of the Rings: "Now come the days of the King."
Gandalf at the end of the Hobbit: "The King is dead."
they should make a movie about Dain ironfoot
rayleigh8 he was there protecting the north with aragorns grandson when sauron attacked
piplup2009 you mean Bard's granson right?
piplup2009 Also, Dain died protecting bard's body at Erebor's gate (they became friends) when dale's citizens and dale's army were retreating to Erebor.
Jonathas Brito you mean King Brand's body , not Bard's body. Brand was the grandson of Bard and the one who fought and died at the gates of Erebor during the War of the Ring.
Knight of Annúminas Oh my bad, thanks for correcting me dude. For a second i was confused but now i remember that dwarves live longer than ordinary men, that explains why Dain met Bard's grandson.
THORIN OAKENSHIELD LEGEND NEVER DIES!
THE KING IS DEAD! LONG LIVE TO THE KING!
Poor man's Aragorn, indeed a legend.
READ THE EDDAS
Dain is the best king of the dwarves in the book. He never became greedy for power. He was even offered by Sauron the reclamation of Moria and the dwarven rings but refused and fought alongside the kin of Bard.
The way Thorin died reminds me of boromir, first he betrays them because he was seducted, and then he dies fighting to save all of them
Except Boromir is well-written. The narrative is not oblivious to his flaws and he doesn't have excessive screen time nor does he overshadow the main heroes. And Boromir's death was impactful.
Thorin is poorly-written because the narrative is oblivious to his stupidity. He is rude and nasty to everyone. And all he does in battle is useless. Killing Azog didn't change a thing. The armies of evil were already set and would have destroyed men and elves and dwarves with or without Azog's leadership. All Thorin did was sending himself and his nephews to their deaths. He was useless.
Thorin died a true hero he killed Azog while bleeding to death who doesn't have mad respect for that dwarf
@@tiaaaron3278 I can see that. He could have prevented all of them from dying
@@tiaaaron3278
Well you call Thorin's actions useless? Fighting in the battle of Azanulbizar, rallying and leading the dwarves back in to the fight thus winning the battle
Reclaiming the lost Dwarven Kingdom of Erebor for his people after none of the other dwarf families dared to join him on his quest, not even Dain Ironfoot, his "cousin"... with Erebor reclaimed and dale and esgaroth rebuilt the eastern borders were secure again
Imagine If Erebor had fallen into sauron's hand, the ancient kingdom of angmar would have been rebuilt, meaning rivendell, the shire, Lorien would all have been in great danger during the War of the Ring
And don't forget if it wasn't for Thorin giving the Mithril vest to Bilbo, as you know already, frodo would have died in the mines of moria without it, after getting stabbed by that giant troll, the fellowship would have failed which would've probably led to sauron reclaiming his ring and therefore the end of middle earth .. well seems like King Thorin Oakenshield saved Middle Earth with some of his actions ;)
@@wareskhan4021 Movie-Thorik did nothing during the main course of story. The movies removed his greatest moment and replaced it with some cheap battle.
To the king, TO THE KING!!
Long Live the King Under The Mountain! YARRR!
YREAAH
This scene should not be remove form the movie!
+Carlisa Chen It was removed because they wanted to give you the movie during the
release date at Christmas same as every LOTR and Hobbit movie. They were
behind schedule and CGI wasn't finished for most of the scenes so the
Battle of the Five Armies we got at the beginning was essentially the
half-baked movie of whatever they could muster up. The Extended edition is the movie how it should have been according to plan.
The runes at 0:37 (the ones visible at least) say: "THORIN OAKENSHIELD, SON OF THRAIN, SON OF THROR, KING UNDER THE MOUNTAIN, HEIR OF DURIN"
I really like dain's character.
fun fact dain the II. was the one that actually killed azog
+ICHBinCOOLERalsJemand what, how,when ??????
No
+Lord Gimli yea but to me the movies are real so thorin killed him
***** cool, the movies are what is the hobbit and lotr and everything to me not the books. Thorin killed Azog and such. I dont care about you say about the hobbit
Chill mate, not everyone has to agree with you. He likes them better and cares for them more. Let him be.
"The king is dead!"
"Long live the king!"
Oh dear, someone needs a hearing aid.
That's been a tradition in monarchies for centuries. The subtext behind the spoken words is "the OLD king is dead, long live the NEW king"
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This comment is pure gold!!
@@rollingthunder1043 That's exactly true, but this was meant as a joke.
Oin has a hearing trumpet. They can make another.
"The king is dead...Long live the king!"
Dain Ironfoot: Go busters, I like it.
If they hadn't cut this scene and the scene where Tauriel confronts Thranduil, then the movie would have made a lot more sense.
The king is dead, this scene gave me goosebumps, what a strong impact it can have
What the hell was PJ and team thinking by cutting this?! Why the hell was Alfred focused on and we got the same damn Legolas bs?! This should have been kept in! F*** warner bros.
Alfred was the greatest character to have ever graced the hobbit!
Jessica Cortez
They buried Thorin deep beneath the Mountain, and Bard laid the Arkenstone upon his chest.
"There let it lie till the Mountain falls!"he said. "May it bring good fortune to all his folk that dwell here after!"
Upon his tomb the Elvenking then laid Orcrist, the elvish sword that had been taken from Thorin in captivity. It is said in songs that it gleamed ever in the dark if foes approached, and the fortress of the dwarves could not be taken by surprise.
The she elf was the reason this was removed. Peter Jackson sure did drop the ball on prioritizing...
+Not Visible it wasnt, the scene was removed because it was to depressing as an end.
+aboomination You know that Thorin was the greatest Dwarf-lord and the most close to Durin the Inmortal , right ? And I ser you like to answer every comment ...
+aboomination well , at least it becomes the greatest city of the Reunited Kingdom , so...
+aboomination you mean go back to Avalon. XD
+Not Visible It was removed because they wanted to give you the movie during the release date at Christmas same as every LOTR and Hobbit movie. They were behind schedule and CGI wasn't finished for most of the scenes so the Battle of the Five Armies we got at the beginning was essentially the half-baked movie of whatever they could muster up.
why would they delete this? It's so beautiful and powerful
Needed to cut extraneous fluff to make room for what REALLY mattered - Alfrid in drag!
LONG LIVE THE KING *---*
A little fun fact about King Dáin ll. Ironfoot:
It was him that decided the battle of Azanulbizar in the books at there mere age of 5, here's the story:
Dáin was a little child back the when he has slain Azog. He was enraged over the death of his father Náin who was killed by Azog (alongside many brave dwarves!). Everyone was afraid of Azog but the little Ironfoot hunted him down and killed him while he was heading back inside Moria. That means Dáin didn't even kill the greatest enemy of the dwarves as child but also entered their old cursed home briefly. From the moment of his return he was forever worshiped as hero by every single dwarf. Especially after he reported that he had seen Durin's curse (The Balrog) with his own eyes and that he knew that the dwarves
could never retrieve their ancient home as long as the curse remained.
Another book fact about Ironfoot's role in the siege of the Erebor during the war of the ring:
Dáin ll. Ironfoot was a good and just king, during the war of the ring he was over 250 years old (That's as old and rare as a 100 years old human) and wise. As the mighty Easterlings came to siege the Erebor, the dwarves along side their allies of Dale had to retreat back in the mountain after a bloody combat. As King Brand of Dale fell during this, it was Dáin who bravely faced the armies of darkness, buying the dwarves and humans enough time to get to safety and defending his friend's corpse. He fell eventually in the most epic of ways. His son, King Thorin lll. Stonehelm should avenge his father later but that's another story...
King Dáin ll. Ironfoot truly is one of my most favourite characters ever and I thank J.R.R. Tolkien for this.
I'll end my little tribute to him with a quote of Gandalf speaking about this tragic loss:
"I should call that a heavy loss, if it was not a wonder rather that in his great age he could still wield his axe as mightily as they say he did, standing over the body of King Brand before the gate of Erebor, until the darkness fell." - Gandalf
Oh my, thanks for this lad! I'm a huge Ironfoot fan myself but I've forgotten all those details... A true badass for sure! Long live the king!! (R.I.P. Dáin ll. Ironfoot)
Glad you read it! :) As I said: "King Dáin ll. Ironfoot truly is one of my most favourite characters ever and I thank J.R.R. Tolkien for this." Khazad ai menu!
Ironfoot fans gather! XD We need a movie about the war in the north during the war of the ring campaign...
Haha! Oh yes, we do! Haven't been to the cinema since the 3rd Hobbit movie, for this I would go! :D
Would be a great idea for a movie indeed. Sadly though it's a very unlikely thing as of now... We would need another movie director with the needed enthusiasm and courage, seen as Peter Jackson is officially done with the epos.
The hobbit exxtended editions are 100% worth it. for ANYONE not just hardcore fans, there is lots of essential things in there. its bits like Dain becoming the king which are ever so important and show the proper resolution that are needed
So is Dain King of two Dwarfish Kingdoms?
Francisco i guess
The king is dead, Long live the king! Long live the king!!!!
Dain Ironfoots army remained undefeated, it was Dain that actually slayed Azog many years before
In the battle of moria
+Furkan Yenel yes ,the battle of Azanulbuzar , outside Khazad-Dum or Moria...and Bolg was killed by Beorn
These shit movies make everything about Thorin. Awful.
Not only did they cut this scene but they completely omitted a scene showing the compensation given to the people of Laketown and the Elves.
Wait, does a scene like that exist? The one about Elves and Lake-Town? I haven't seen it anywhere.
They really shouldn't have cut this.
This scene wasn't really doing anything for me until the moment at 1:11 when Bilbo was trying to hold in his sobs. That moment made the entire scene.
If this made it to the final cut I would have shed so many tears which I already shed
Thorn was a true king always! And Dain is the biggest hero of middle earth to me among many and a better king. Once a king always a king! Long live the KING!
I wish they had kept this in the edited version
Dain in the king outfit is so cool and badass
Thorin suffered so much,he wasnt even king for a week or two..
Poor Dain. He's taking this especially hard... And rightly so... he's lost a family member... And one whom he Loved so deeply. You can see his sorrows overflowing without him ever saying a word. He mourns his victory not because he's won the battle... But because he's lost so bloody much than he's won. and it all began with Smaug the dragon and a very sickly king of a relative... The dwarves have lost more than most can ever bear on even the strongest of shoulders... And still they stand victorious.. but at the cost of an even larger burden... One which grows ever so much larger, the more they lose their kinfolk to these wars... Wars, madness, immense emotional burdens, a dragon stealing your home and eating your kin... And worse yet... Being looked down upon by an entire race of elves... And being hunted by orcs and balrogs... Even losing kinfolk to the unspeakable things of the caves of moria... Things even Gandalf dares never to speak of.
But that will come later...
God bless you all. And don't forget to read the books as well as watch the movies. I'd recommend doing so before or even after... Whichever way you choose it's perfectly fine.. in reading it beforehand you can see what the author sees before what the director interprets... In seeing the movie first you have a preset way to visualize the characters and can watch the movie without critiquing every change or movie making choice with the story or its characters and can appreciate a different perspective. or if you don't want to read the books at all or watch the movie and all..that's your choice as well but both are very entertaining and are sure to capture your imagination. God bless and have a great day.
"The King is dead." "Long live the King."
Sounds like a contradiction
No no, it is not a contradiction. Let me explain it to you my good man ; That hail is not meant for Thorin, all of them dwarves are devastated for his long gone, but there's a need for a new leader, so .. they say that to their next king: Dáin
Jees.. That was the usual custom in european monarchies.. when one king died, another immediately had to take his place. Hence: The King (Thorin) is dead. Long live the King (Dain).
Who else cried here today
Thorin, son of Thrain. King under the montain.
If Thranduil was there at the funeral, IT WOULD BE A PERFECT SCENE T^T LONG LIVE THE KING!!
*LONG LIVE THE KING!!!*
Agreed. The old friendship between Dwarves and Elves was shattered after Smaug conquered Erebor. Yet after Smaug's death, Thranduil fought alongside the Dwarves at Erebor, and helped defeat the endless legions of Azog the Defiler, who was killed by Thorin, at the cost of his own life.
Dain II was highly distrustful of Thranduil, and vice-versa as Thranduil never forgave the dwarves for refusing him the promised Gems of Lasgalen.
Thranduil would have been present here, wearing those Gems, as a sign that the old promise was kept, witnessing and reckognising Dain II as the King under the Mountain, restoring the old bond between Dwarves and Elves.
I like Thorin and all, but Dain is the greatest leader. He turns out to be a great king!
Due to cutting this scene, I used to hate Hobbit's ending but otherwise I adored every second of it.
This Scene shows that the dwarfes loved their leader
God bless Ironfoot!!!! LONG LIVE THE KING!!!
The one thing that makes me sad is that Dain dies in the war of the ring, but what makes me happy is that he made his people and allies proud of the kind of ruler he became. A good, righteous, wise, and noble king under the mountain.
yes hurry up cut this scene out it might give the movie some depth
00:53 Beorn made an appearance, we're going to have to cut the whole scene. Cut it, cut it all.
That's Balin being the King's man. Rest in peace, Dear Balin. His tomb is in Moria!
so was dain ironfoot named king
+Eddie Leitula Yes, he took the throne after Thorin.
+Grey Warden and plus both he and Thorin were cousins
+KTChamberlain Fili and Kili were never in line for succession anyway. They were the sons of Thorin's sister. The line of succession is what would be described as 'Agnatic primogeniture' which means it's passed down from father to his sons i.e. it goes only through the male line, unless ofc the male line is completely extinguished. Dain was always next in line after Thorin.
In that case Dain II benefits from this either way.
I would imagine that Thorin can name whoever he feels like his heir.
Why the hell wasn't Tauriel present during the funeral??? I would've thought that she would be there to bid one last farewell to Kili!!!
& why did the surviving Dwarves of Erebor elect to proclaim Dain their new King under The Mountain when he refused to come to their aid until the last moment??? Sure Dain showed up with his army in the 3rd film's climatic final arc to fight for Thorin first against Thrandril & his Mirkwood Elves than against Azog & his Orc forces but let's not forget that just before the group first set off on their grand quest to reclaim The Lonely Mountain from Smaug in the 1st film, Thorin went to convince Dain to help them fight to take back their kingdom & Dain refused to do so leaving them to do it all on their own!!! I don't know about you guys but if I were 1 of the Dwarves in Thorin's company, I'd have some serious reservations about & anger towards naming as my new liege a guy who refused to show up to lend a hand until only after we had done all the dirty work period :(
DragonHeart613 cos he was next in line.
He saved their asses against the elves!
I get chills everywhere :'(
Yes... got me again, I'm crying.
We never get to see dwarf communities when they are thriving
I could never stay still that long. My leg would jump or I would burst awake and be like hi! The effect to make them look dead was incredible.
This is the only extended scene that we needed in the theatrical cut. Why they removed it was unclear.
Is it possible for movies to be re-edited like on a large scale and taking characters out ect after the movie debuted? I would love it if PJ re-edited the hobbit movies, took out crappy chunks of it like alfred but added in great scenes like this...
Ohh, it's possible! George Lucas used to do it all the time :P
Poor Thorin,He Sacrifised Already So Much And He Died Under A Week,They Really Shouldn't Have Killed Him..
I think i just got my heaviest set of goosebumps ever, it thrilled from my shoulders to my feet no joke
What's the name of the music in this scene? It sounds amazing.
Did u ever get it
Sons of Durin
Sons of durin
1:24 Me and the boys when one of us finally goes to sleep first at a sleepover
i wish the elaborated more on Dain's story, in the books he was such a hero and my fav character in the appendecies.
is it okay if i cry here =(
Anny it's ok, it's ok you've been touched by a smooth criminal do do da doo da, da da do hoooo
LONG LIVE THE KING
Dain looks so smug after being crowned king....like Hannibal Smith when a plan works
this shouldn't have been cut from the movie because it seals the fate of the Arkenstone and Dain
Literally goosebumps at the end
This may not be in the movie but im glad it did exist to watch
When i saw Radagast, Gandalf and Beron...My heart broke once again....😭😭💔💔💔
LONG LIVE THE ULTIMATE KING
I tear up every time I watch this
Who's bright idea was it to cut this?
Whoever it was I bet they're responsible for Tauriel. Just... Tauriel in general. I don't entirely hate her as a character, but her love-story with Kili did not need to exist, especially if it's at the expense of actually MEANINGFUL scenes like this.
Not only did they cut this, but even here, it is not the full sequence that was filmed. Gandalf presents a brief but extremely powerful eulogy. You can see it in the behind the scenes specials.
I forgot that with Fili and Kili dead, Dain became the king. Thorin and Dain's grandfathers were brothers, so it made sense for him to take over for Thorin after his passing.
LONG LIVE THE KING! ⚔
The dwarves sad makes my heart break. If I witnessed that funeral I would be bawling my eyes out and screaming for them to wake up.
"The king is dead."
"Long live the king!"
I have the EE and when I watched this scene I cried 😢
There's a special place in Hell for editors who cut powerful scenes like this from theatrical cuts of movies in favor of keeping endless, boring battle scenes that could easily have been trimmed down, and mildly amusing Alfrid scenes that didn't really payoff, since they didn't show his true fate in the theatrical cut, either (Catapulted right into an ogre's mouth due to a gold coin he stole falling on the launch mechanism after running away from battle. He was done in by his lifestyle of cowardice and greed).
every time as i see this than aim not happyLONG LIVE THE KING
Dain reminds me of the queen in a beauty pageant there.
Unbelievable this scene gets cut
The Lord of Silver Fountains....may h rest in peace.
Dwarf power ♥
the vocal chants in the background is haunting.
What makes this sadder was that, Fili and Kili were Thorin's nephews; his sister's sons.
Guess he didn't like them lol
Dain Iron Foot second of his name, Lord of the Iron Hills and of His other Relms and Territories, KING UNDER THE MOUNTAIN!
it makes me cry 😢😢. i had never seen this scene bevore
In the book, after Thorin died, Dain became King Under the Mountain until he died in the Battle for Dale some years later.
When Balin cries....
died as a hero ,for honor