@@soul0travel138 Actually, the Lord of the Rings is Sauron. He made the rings. The overall arc of the entire series is ultimately about his rise and fall.
That sort of melancholic moment when you return home from a long and fantastic trip, and you just sit down to get lost in your own thoughts. that precise moment was so amazingly captured in the scene at the Shire's pub. The four of them didn't say a word, but we understood what they felt.
@@0Tyson0 you don't know? Tolkien actively denied until his dying breath that The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit had anything to do with World War 1.
Imagine you are one of those hobbits and all you wanted to do was wish your friend well as a king, but instead have a king and his entire kingdom bow to you. I would be crapping bricks
If Sméagol and Gollum occupied the same body, why was he in the tavern scene at the end of the movie? Wouldn’t he have died with Gollum? Never understood this. Can someone explain this?
Smeagol/Gollum isn’t in the tavern…he’s dead at this point I assume you mean the guy holding the pumpkin? He does have a similar look but I’m pretty certain that’s a completely different actor lol It wouldn’t make any sense to randomly stick Andy Serkis (Smeagol actor) in the scene… I believe it’s the actor Tim Gordon but I’m not 100% sure
4:15 Way to go clapping and cheering during the most beautiful crescendo of the whole score. From a musical perspective the whole movie builds towards this moment and the crowd completely ruins it....
@@3allzBruh if I paid to go there I would be even more pissed that people wouldn’t wait til the end to clap instead of listening to it in its entirety. It’s disrespectful to the musicians.
they encourage it. the lord of the rings concert has been going on for decades and toured the word. the musicians, the vocalist the conductor all know people will clap and especially at what parts.@@chris141
"You bow to no one" is one of the best scene in movie history
This is the best scene in the entire series.
And in that moment, 4 little Hobbits stood taller than all the kings of men.
They are the lord of the rings.. they're the only beings in middle earth humble enough to withstand it's power
@@soul0travel138 Actually, the Lord of the Rings is Sauron. He made the rings. The overall arc of the entire series is ultimately about his rise and fall.
@@soul0travel138 no Frodo ultimately couldn't resist the ring when it came time to destroy it
Love this quote from the book
You’re god damn right.
2023 ... this ending still gets me to bawl as a 43 yr old ...
Aragorn singing in Quenya still gives me chills. ❤
Arwen turning up never fails to not make me cry!
to not make you cry or to make you cry? I am confused.
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Hugo Weaving's acting is so great here too. Him giving her away is heartbreaking and joyful.
Me too, it’s the only part that weep every time at. I can’t wait for the day that I look into someone’s eyes like that
It doesn't matter what your height is, big or small, remember that you have virtue and courage.
"my Friends, you bow to no one" is one of my favourite lines. Seeing the subtitles gave me a nice chuckle mid cry
Thinking of it, Sam's loving eyes is nearly impossible to play that vividly, he's so great in this scene!
Out of the Great Sea to Middle-earth I am come. In this place will I abide, and my heirs, unto the ending of the world.
That sort of melancholic moment when you return home from a long and fantastic trip, and you just sit down to get lost in your own thoughts. that precise moment was so amazingly captured in the scene at the Shire's pub. The four of them didn't say a word, but we understood what they felt.
Its exactly how it must have felt coming back from ww1 to tolkien
@@0Tyson0 Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings had nothing to do with WW1!
@@uncreative5766 What???
@@0Tyson0 you don't know? Tolkien actively denied until his dying breath that The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit had anything to do with World War 1.
@@uncreative5766 Doesnt matter, it clearly takes influence from it, regardless of whether he chose to admit or recognize it or not.
I cry EVERY time i see this scene. This trilogy change my life. Thx Professor Tolkien, thx Peter Jackson!!
"You bow to no one." 😭
Love this Barcelona audience. They’re demonstrative in a good way.
There was a seriously electric atmosphere inside especially for the last 2 films 🔥
One of the greatest movies ever done
Cant wait for the Madrid Concert
So amazing how well they play.
Water from tears from this hall raised sea level by 1 meter
This franchise turns me into a crying mess unlike no other franchise.
As much as I hope to see this with a live orchestra and crowd one day, I know I will be absolutely sobbing the entire time
Que bello... Muchas gracias!!! Mucha emoción!!
Não importa qual seja a sua altura,grande ou pequena,lembre-se que você tem virtudes e coragem.
The way I cry everytime
FYI what he whipsers to Legolas, means "thank you"
that shot of aragon and arwen standing oppsoite is uttery perfect.
Even with a full orchestra, you get lost in the images and beauty
So beautiful.
Muchas gracias!!
gondors armor looks so good
Sorry orchestra and choir. The moment where Aragorn kneels before the Hobbits is a time for thunderous applause.
Impresionante
ЭЭЭй, Я Эльфийский берилл, - берилл то ты берилл, да кто ж тебе даст)) , (эльфийский анекдот)))
Imagine you are one of those hobbits and all you wanted to do was wish your friend well as a king, but instead have a king and his entire kingdom bow to you.
I would be crapping bricks
It's the Hobbits for me!
😭
If Sméagol and Gollum occupied the same body, why was he in the tavern scene at the end of the movie? Wouldn’t he have died with Gollum? Never understood this. Can someone explain this?
He isn't in the tavern
Smeagol/Gollum isn’t in the tavern…he’s dead at this point
I assume you mean the guy holding the pumpkin? He does have a similar look but I’m pretty certain that’s a completely different actor lol
It wouldn’t make any sense to randomly stick Andy Serkis (Smeagol actor) in the scene…
I believe it’s the actor Tim Gordon but I’m not 100% sure
still makes me sad they decided to not show the ruin of the shire and the retaking of it from Saruman
Why does the crowd always clap while it's ongoing, you should only applause when the consert is over.
4:15 Way to go clapping and cheering during the most beautiful crescendo of the whole score. From a musical perspective the whole movie builds towards this moment and the crowd completely ruins it....
Ну почти Путин!
Sam is the gay version of me
Really dislike all that clapping.
Don’t go to one of these shows then, tbh
Really wish everyone would stop clapping
Surely someone recorded the concert from a different angle and sound, from another presentation number.
How dare those ticket paying people clap at a live event not realising Chris141 from RUclips won't be able to bear it! How rude of them!
@@3allzBruh if I paid to go there I would be even more pissed that people wouldn’t wait til the end to clap instead of listening to it in its entirety. It’s disrespectful to the musicians.
they encourage it. the lord of the rings concert has been going on for decades and toured the word. the musicians, the vocalist the conductor all know people will clap and especially at what parts.@@chris141
The usual formal etiquette expected at classic orchestral concerts is not really expected during an event like this…
the crowd clapping is always cringy af
Welp now I'm crying