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It’s beautiful when Theoden says “Eomer”. The relief and joy in his voice to see his nephew and most trusted soldier arrive just in the nick of time is fantastic.
@@Fellow_Traveller1985 dude his profile pic is a heartagram, it's just a symbol from a music band called HIM. You have no clue what you're talking about lol
@@95fabri You have no idea what you're talking about. It's a sign combining an inverted pentagram (which is a symbol for Baphomet) and a heart meaning love for Satan. All your favorite artists and celebrities are part of secret societies which are satanic. I've studied esotericism and the occult for almost 20 years. I am perfectly aware the meaning of symbols.
I like Legolas' expression when he sees the forest come alive. You know he's heard stories about the wrath of the Ents, but he never saw it until then. For him it was seeing a myth become reality.
i was 11 when this came out, and i never realized Gandalf didnt use magic to blind the Uruk-Hai. he literally arrived at dawn. puts that whole statement in a whole new light, a wizard arrives exactly when he intends to.
There's debate on whether he did use magic there or not, he does possess Narya one of the three elven rings of power which influences the element of fire and light, while also being originally the wielder of the Flame of Anor (name of the sun in elvish) as he mentioned in his fight against the Balrog - so I would argue that even though Gandalf did come at the right moment, the light of dawn was also enhanced with his powers to inflict a blind CC debuff on the Uruk-hai
Gandalf seemed pretty weak imo. When I read the books as a kid I got this impression of a very powerful wizard. In the movies he hardly used magic except when he battled that dragon thing and became Gandalf the White. I enjoyed the movies don't get me wrong but he was the weakest magic user in the movies compared to the elves and his mentor. He was only stronger than the forest wizard.
King David, in the bible, used the same tactic. He would attack at dawn with the sun at his back, blinding the enemy. Galdalf isn't using magic, just simple battle tactics
This scene is the pinnacle of all "good vs evil" conceptions throughout cinema history and that's why it's so powerful, the symbolism of the light wiping out the darkness as they descend from the mountain is just incredible.
@@globoi9637 Yeah his makeup artist and the armor really did a good job of disguising him in this role. It took me years and someone pointing it out for me to realize it was him.
I mean if this was a GoT sequence people would bitch how do they just ride out the castle with no effort at all. In real life they would fall as soon as they go through the door.
Watching this because I just finished watching the battle of Winterfell, and after the sheer stupidity of that defense, I needed to see a well-written, well-executed final stand.
You were expecting both battle to be the same and you're surprised that you felt deceived, both stories are different, GOT already did that in battle of the bastards, you thought it would happen again😂😂 Battle of winterfell was perfectly written and well executed,it was never meant to look like LOTR.
Gabriel Georgette they should never mentioned any battle except those battles from GoT to compare with… we the locals expect it to be like HD… they gassing up the long night battle to be like hd… or at least pls be generous with the lighting 😩
@@nk-wo8rbyou must be one of those who smh watched the episode at a 480p resolution, if you watched it in hd you wouldn't be saying that the ligbting was an issue. And they had every right to say what they said as in length and scale the battle is comparable to battle of helms deep,you just miss interpreted what they said.
I've always loved that look from Aragorn at 2:54. This is the face of a man that had accepted he was going to die in this battle and that the people of Rohan were lost, he is coming to grips with the fact that they somehow managed to pull it off against all odds, that look of relief is so well acted, Viggo is a legend.
No. Not Aragorn. Theoden had given up and was looking to suicide charge for a glorious death sake but Aragorn knew Gandalf was coming and kept reminding Theoden to fight and to fight for Rohans survival. That's the look of massive relief.
@@mistermonologue2442 Thepden had given up and was going to die cowering in despair. Aragorn had accepted he would probably die in the suicide charge but was brave enough to face his death head on.
This movie trilogy was ruined for me. During a scene when they were cuddled up keeping warm some kid yelled "sam is that your dildo poking my baggins?" The theater erupted in laughter and now when I watch it I can't not notice the very not so subtle homoerotic stuff.
Ive always interpreted it so that he realizes to never give up, there is always hope - and this face is him acknowledging it. And later at the Black Gate he uses this learning to assault against all odds even when Frodo was thought to be dead.
For years and years I always thought Gandalf was using a spell to blind the Uruk-Hai when they get blinded as they charge into them. I now realise it’s from the sunlight coming over the hill, which leads back to Gandalf telling Frodo “A wizard is neither late nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means too.” Amazing detail.
A little more for you - if you remember the scene with the Balrog, when Gandalf says he is "wielder of the flame of Anor", "Anor" is the Elvish word for the Sun.
I'll give you guys one even better.. When Gandalf was ridding out with Pippen he told Aragorn "Look to my coming at first light on the 5th day. At dawn, look to the east". The scene right before Aragorn tells Theoden to ride out, is when he realized what Gandalf said and knew hope was on the way! So it was actually Theoden who believed he was ridding to his death once again. Aragorn always had a lucky, elvish way out of a jam, while Theoden, being just as or maybe even more fearless, met his challenges in a very human way. Man, LOTR has so many layers to it, its crazy.
@@chibuikeonu5701 No they aren't. The Uruk Hai literally yell at Aragorn in the book WE ARE THE FIGHTING URUK HAI. WE DO NOT STOP THE FIGHT FOR NIGHT OR DAY, FOR FAIR WEATHER OR STORM. The Sun doesn't affect them like it does Orcs.
I'm nearly 47yrs old and I remember seeing TFOTR in the cinema when it first came out 20yrs ago. My face hurt from the big grin I maintained for the entire run time. These films are truly timeless. Watching this scene in isolation and out of context still brought a lump to my throat. Brilliant filmmaking and storytelling.
Sitting in the theater as a young teenager, watching the Rohirrim charging down the hill, is one of the moments I will never forget in my life. Absolutely magical cinematic moments in this movie series
Lord of the rings series, avatar, matrix trilogy, resident evil (first one only) are some of the films which I really wish to watch anew after I could delete any memories about them 🥺
"The trees have grown wild and dangerous. Anger festers in their hearts. Black are their thoughts. Strong is their hate. They will harm you if they can. There are too few of us now, too few of us Ents left to manage them."
@@solup7991 The Ents are the walking tree-like beings that managed the trees. They were like shepherds of the forests. The passage I quoted is spoken in the book by an Ent, and he is referring to the trees themselves. The trees are what had grown angry and dangerous, and it was the trees that killed the uruks at the end of this battle.
@@solup7991 those are suppose to be the Huorns they look a little different then ents less humanoid features. In another cut scene you see them marching like a moving forest. Thats why their is forest at all, when their wasn't one before if you remember the wide shot of helms deep.
I was stressing out too thinking this was the end so the minute I saw the light I said a big fuck yes in the theater 😂😂😂 mind you I was only 9 I remembered it all 😂😂😂😂
It would've been the end for them but not for Frodo and Sam and Merry and Pipin, and the trees were still coming for the Uruk Hai, but yes it was pretty intense first time, best trilogy ever
the thing about the cgi in these movies is that it is so well blended into the rest of the frame. the textures and resolutions are not that great compared today but the seamless blend of cgi and live footage with color grading and all makes these movies unmatched on the special effects front in my opinion, the cgi in lotr, though technically inferior is better looking than the cgi in the hobbit. I believe what I am seeing and that is so rare.
i think its also becoz LOTR had lesser colors due to the fact it showed a darker era. the hobbit was colorful and smoother and more recent in sense of digital technology. but the thing is many of the environment is miniature
1:17 i still can't believe how they could make a scene so epic. These seconds of gandalf and shadowfax with this music are really unreal. The garbage of today will never reach those things. What a scene. Really a masterpiece.
1:53 The most epic scene in the history of cinema. I read somewhere that Tolkien didn't want his books ever made into a movie... but I think even he would be impressed.
His children hated these films. Still boggles my mind. I don’t understand why. All 3 films are excellent and universally loved. I’ve never known a single person in my life that hasn’t at least enjoyed them.
@@sharktoof1they don't like it because it deviates from Tolkien's work quite a lot, abandoning a lot of the hidden meanings and lessons. But the younger Tolkien generation quite liked it and thought Jackson did Tolkien a justice. Tolkien's great grandson was an extra in the Return of The King as well.
@@rivers169 they still packed emotion and heavy meaning as well. Lots of good messages of friendship, loyalty and grit and determination. I’ve read the books and LOVE them. I have never seen the issue with the adaption of the films. And that’s dope that Tolkien’s great grandson was in Return! I did not know that.
2:16 When Gandalf says "A Wizard arrives precisely when he means to", he means split-second precision. A half second earlier or later and the sun wouldn't have been in position to blind those uruks.
Gandalf being the Maia of sun he can summon its powers and harness it through his staff, that’s why when in the third one you see him fight off the nazul it’s the power of the sun
@@itnotmeitu3896 Maia[r] of the Sun? I don't recall him having that title. He's the Wisest of the Maiar, no more, no less. He served under Manwe (the 'technical king of the Valar'). But beyond that he never had any tile relating to the Sun.
aethertech he is the weirder of the flame of arnor which harnesses the power of the sun and is a member of the secret fire, also that’s his power is the power of the sun and you see it every single time he uses magic?
He was happy that he had won 2 battles in a row because in the books he recaptured the westfold along with another captain that was told to protect westfold then Gandalf came with eomer
No he is happy because there is still hope. You can see the same smile when Battle of Pelennor is over. While everyone were mourning for their fallen beloveds, he was happy because age of men is not over yet.
I love all the trilogy films, but this scene is among the best and makes the two towers my favorite one for many reasons. Just how Gandalf knew that having a high ground charge and the morning sun against the orks and also the loyalty of the rohirim brings so much more to the climax of the film... Just epic
I always loved how Theoden says Eomer here. With pride that his nephew grew to be such a man, a leader, about to spill blood to defend his kin and people.
1.50 the horses starting their charge with the sunrise breaking through, you can feel the emotion, the turning of the tide, the heroes will win the day, such an epic moment.
The first time I watched this particular scene where Gandalf and Eomer appeared and dominated the battlefield, it made me cry and stand. Plus that epic background music. Man that was glorious! LOTR is the best trilogy I watched in my entire life. 🔥
This battle scene always moves me to tears. It is the Light that overcomes Darkness. We need to be reminded this, especially now. The Light will prevail, in the end…
I think its my favorite scene from the trilogy now. It remind me _a lot_ Christian eschatology, specifically Revelation 19 + Zechariah 12 (the "white knight rising from the mountain like the sun to fight with his horses and riders for the holy city at the last minute").
Eomer was his heir. His son was killed at the fords fighting these orcs so now eomer gets the crown from him. Rohan is based off the saxons and normandy troops of old, including armor and horses
@@MrNickzwaan Well knowing how sharp his eyesight is he probably just saw a few hundred orcs brutally murdered by those trees. Would shock anyone honestly.
As a kid I had no idea what was going on but thought that what was happening was still amazing. As an adult, who finally understands the severity of their situation, this scene was now even more amazing.
Remember watching this when I was a young fella and getting goosebumps when they charged down the hill. Years later and those goosebumps still come every time I watch this scene. This will always be the greatest trilogy of all time.
Benjamin Rodriguez way more cinematic..my ass lmao get fuck out here with that childish end game crap.. never compare masterpieces with stinking pile of shits like endgame
Movie yes in the books he was at helms deep the whole time. It was another leader whose forces got scattered in a fight previously that Gandalf gets. Erkbane I think but its been a while. Also no elves were present at the fight.
One of my favorite moments in this movie! "Theoden King stands alone." "Not alone. ROHIRRIM!!!!!! FOR THE KING!!!!" Gets me excited and charged up every time I watch it.
Pretty sure he said *to* the king, which makes it even cooler. A simple, badass way of just saying 'kick their asses, they're in the fucking way' or something lmao
Yeah Men like Théoden and Aragorn are closer the original line of Men who were long lived, Aragon more so. That's why when he became King of Gondor, he ruled until he was around 200. Théoden though old, is clearly younger than his years as he is still able to fight. That is what a lifetime of battle will do to ya. The Kings of old were like that, they didn't just sit on their butts in some fancy castle, they went out and got sh*t done.
As the Rohirrim rode down the slope, I always thought the Orcs were blinded by Gandalf's magic. But rewatching the scene made me realize it was the natural sunlight, as Gandalf had told Aragorn: "Look to my coming, at first light, on the fifth day. At dawn, look to the East."
Sure the elvish swords are clearly elegant and Anduril is beautiful in its own right, but Theoden's sword "Herugrim" is just so damn regal. Definitely my favorite in the trilogy.
When Gandalf was ridding out with Pippen he told Aragorn "Look to my coming at first light on the 5th day. At dawn, look to the east". The scene right before Aragorn tells Theoden to ride out, is when he realized what Gandalf said and knew hope was on the way! So it was actually Theoden who believed he was ridding to his death once again. Aragorn always had a lucky, elvish way out of a jam, while Theoden, being just as or maybe even more fearless, met his challenges in a very human way. Man, LOTR has so many layers to it, its crazy.
Chills ever time I see this. The music when they're riding into battle downhill gives me goosebumps. Every. Single. Damn. Time. I love Lord of the rings, it is the best medieval fantasy of all time.
I love how they displayed gandalfs power in the trilogy as light . When he chase away the nazguls , when he fought with the balrog on the bridge of kazadum , when they were passing through the darkness of moria .. and this scene . Its just so magnificent . Majestic .
One of the most powerful "hero scenes" ever put on film, and quite possibly the best scene from all of Lord of the Rings! The Two Towers is my most favorite of the 3 films!
It means the movie of 1453,but there the greeks had not help when ottomans were attacking (greeks were 7000 and ottomans were 100.000) and now the defenders are 4000-4500 and attackers are 65000...but here,defenders have help of another persons,to the movie,greeks had not help.
@@samuelgadoury2595 it is such as the war between the little defenders byzantines(the defender army here to the movie lord of the rings) against the ottomans(orks) here to the movie.But to the movie,defenders have the help of the white king and his army.To the movie of 1453,defenders have not the help of anyone.
Gandalf : Theoden King, stands alone Eomer : Not alone. ROHIRRIM..To the King ! Such a simple dialouge, but breathtaking ❤ and yeah, Eomer still a badass character here , love him 😂 There are no words to describe the emotional I feel watching this 😢 and still never fails to give me the chills 🥹 The symbolism is so perfect : light always destroys the darkness, and all the build up lead to this charge , so beautiful 🥹 Still the best battle scene build up and satisfying charge in cinematic history 🌹 What a masterpiece 🎉❤
The whole theatre shook can hear it in the looby then again they had 5 sections of this movie other 5 like other movies but was nice my whole family went go see it 17 of us at the time grew since then lol
I can't believe that 20yrs have passed now 😢 was 17 when I was watching this greatness unfold in the cinema am now 37 & it pulls me in every single time what a time it was nothing & I mean NOTHING will ever surpass this trilogy perfection on soo many levels. 👍🙌🔥
@Pacific Warship Umm no. Rohirrims would not charge directly into the horde of wights with near zero visibility. It's not about what kind of enemy they're facing, but their intelligence and strategy against unfavorable odds. Don't try to defend the steaming pile of meh that is the battle of winterfell.
@@bizarrelygreen5177 Yeah they would not do that. I just thought about Pelennor Fields when Rohirrims charged into whole army of Mordor orcs and they smashed them, and I need to remind you that orcs have bodies and armors. And most Undead from GoT are just corpses, and they looks kinda like skeletons. Dothraki could destroy their bodies only with a strength of a running horse, maybe they would not kill them but only eliminate from the succesful fight, because for example Undead without legs can't run toward the enemy. The charge we saw in The Long Night was senseless from a tactical, and logical thoughts for me.
Every time when I'm stressed out or lose hope this is a good video to watch. It teaches you to give everything you got even in the last minute because you'll never know when a miracle will happen, and when it does, it will truly feel like victory, and the feeling will be amazing!
Even to this day, seeing Gandalf appear on top of the hill gives me great joy and can't help but smile. So few films can do that for me I'm glad this is one of them
I'm now 24 yrs old and was 8 yrs old when watched LOTR. Still keep coming back here and watching the whole series every year. This is still one of the best. Can't believe 2002 when this was filmed. Super great filming.
I feel bad for anyone that didn't get to see this in the theater when it first came out. One of the greatest theater going experiences ever. Still holds up so well, too.
Growing up, reading the books, and yes, playing D&D, and AD&D... I watched this trilogy with tears of sheer joy in my eyes. It was like they reached into my imagination and pulled the scenes and characters out, and put them all together . The orcs, ents, elves, the castles, all of it was exactly as I had envisioned.
Music, scenes are the high instance of art in this movie, heart is melting, eyes are flowing, the great hope is fenomenal!!! One of the most epic scenes, Legend, Historically immortal!
I came here after learning about Tolkien's historical inspiration for this battle, which was the battle of Vienna in 1683. The Polish Winged Hussars led the largest cavalry charge down on the Ottomans, ending their siege in a matter of hours. This scene is even more epic after hearing about the real events that inspired it.
2:23 As a Total War player it's very hard for me to ignore how devastating those pikes must have been on the charge (even with the sun in their eyes the wall looked lethal).
I I have seen this trilogy dozens of times, and every time I see this scene, I cry. In my opinion this charge of the Rohirrim is even better than the battle of the fields of Pelennor. There is something about the colors, the contrast between light and shadow, the music.... It's outstanding.
This trilogies creation was driven by passion, love, and dedication. Today's Amazon take is driven by Greed, Profits, and outside influence of the social political climate. I'm lucky to have been a young teenager just finishing school when FOTR was coming out. These movies will always one of my most cherished shows ever. No Amazon rubbish will take that from me.
Not only the films are amazing but they even managed to make good games out of them back in the day. LOTR got amazing treatment in 2000's. All three movies are my favorite films of all time.
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Kimer Lorens i love it keep doing what ur doing
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“Theoden King, stands alone.
Not alone..”
Such a simple line of dialogue that elicits SO much emotion.
@TheLatiosnlatias02 peter jackson made it better then
I am strong and capable on my own, but more powerful with by friends and peers at my side
When you have Dredd by your side, you know you're gonna win!
Yess
RoP is made in USA… no such deep lines there.
Only hamburgerisation and globalisation nonsense.
They need to re-release this to theaters. There are generations that need this.
and traumatize. made the mistake of sitting near the where a speaker was in a theater and when the Nazgul screamed...
@@shadowedge1 Nice.
@@shadowedge1 same, my ears will never be the same
Agreed. 100% agreed.
IMAX just re released it in 4K . Saw the fellowship last night !!!
It’s beautiful when Theoden says “Eomer”. The relief and joy in his voice to see his nephew and most trusted soldier arrive just in the nick of time is fantastic.
Piece of gold my man
كيف صحتك اني احبك في لله كثيرا كثيرا كثيرا كثيرا
Do m
agreeeed
SO TRUE
20 years old but still taking every other movie to school. The Lord of the Rings is timeless, ethereal and immortal.
Ironic how you love a biblical narrative.
@@Fellow_Traveller1985 dude his profile pic is a heartagram, it's just a symbol from a music band called HIM. You have no clue what you're talking about lol
@@95fabri You have no idea what you're talking about. It's a sign combining an inverted pentagram (which is a symbol for Baphomet) and a heart meaning love for Satan. All your favorite artists and celebrities are part of secret societies which are satanic. I've studied esotericism and the occult for almost 20 years. I am perfectly aware the meaning of symbols.
@@Fellow_Traveller1985 damn you really messed that one up didn't you stupid genZ
ironice how you talk about things that you dont know, maybe you should read the bible more@@Fellow_Traveller1985
God, I had the best childhood! Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Matrix, Lion king, Pirates of Caribbean an others 90s-2000s were great!
@Paul easily with half that u named.... 👍
@Paul death note
@Paul yeah but the best thing about being a 2000s kid is you get to see all of that and everything new
@Paul not have to prove they are better
@Paul and I will add death note and code geass
I like Legolas' expression when he sees the forest come alive. You know he's heard stories about the wrath of the Ents, but he never saw it until then. For him it was seeing a myth become reality.
Considering he's the oldest of anyone there, and even he's shocked, imagine the rest.
@@bujtorm IIRC he is one of the relatively youngest elves, there weren't many born, and still haven't lost the wanderlust/ gotten depressed.
Not to nitpick but aren't the trees that help fight at Helms Deep Huorns? I think the Ents are only involved in taking Isengard.
@@bulbasa9r753 thats the name, i think, well done. the young or the female trees i cant remember, something like that
@@lovethemack Wild trees that are partially sentient and very angry. The female Ents disappeared many years before.
A wizard is never late, Frodo Baggins, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to.
The best line ever
And used in the best scene possible
I told my boss that. I got a dirty look 🤣🤣🤣
Thats not a book quote its from scenarist patricia
Could have arrived a bit earlier Gandalf...
RIP Bernard Hill (1944-2024)
We will never ever forget you.
🇬🇧✝️🕊️☮️
Oh no, I didn't know that. RIP
Hill um grande ator e um grande personagem no filme,😢😢
We will ride with him again! Death!!!!
**Uruk hai's retreat into the forest**
Ents: LOOKS LIKE MEAT'S BACK ON THE MENU, BOYS.
Uruk hai: were did I hear this before?
But the ents weren’t the ones who killed the Uruk hai. The huorns did as they retreated into the forest.
Hahaha underrated comment
Those weren't Ents! They were Huorns, semi-intelligent trees that stood as guardians of the forests.
I still don't get why the Ents didn't just kill the uruk-hai army as they were marching through to helms deep
i was 11 when this came out, and i never realized Gandalf didnt use magic to blind the Uruk-Hai. he literally arrived at dawn. puts that whole statement in a whole new light, a wizard arrives exactly when he intends to.
There's debate on whether he did use magic there or not, he does possess Narya one of the three elven rings of power which influences the element of fire and light, while also being originally the wielder of the Flame of Anor (name of the sun in elvish) as he mentioned in his fight against the Balrog - so I would argue that even though Gandalf did come at the right moment, the light of dawn was also enhanced with his powers to inflict a blind CC debuff on the Uruk-hai
Yeah, he uses light and fire spells all the time to blind enemies or scare Nazguls and other specters away. Probably he enhanced the sun light too.
@@ayfindril blind cc debuff lol
Gandalf seemed pretty weak imo. When I read the books as a kid I got this impression of a very powerful wizard. In the movies he hardly used magic except when he battled that dragon thing and became Gandalf the White. I enjoyed the movies don't get me wrong but he was the weakest magic user in the movies compared to the elves and his mentor. He was only stronger than the forest wizard.
King David, in the bible, used the same tactic. He would attack at dawn with the sun at his back, blinding the enemy. Galdalf isn't using magic, just simple battle tactics
This scene is the pinnacle of all "good vs evil" conceptions throughout cinema history and that's why it's so powerful, the symbolism of the light wiping out the darkness as they descend from the mountain is just incredible.
Kind of reminds me of what is happening around the world right now 🤔
"Symbology?"You mean symbolism?Jesus fuck.
@@SJamesGill88 get fucked
The symbolism! The Saints anyone?
Ryan ODowd Boondock Saints baby!
Karl Urban is a bloody lucky guy. He starred in two of the best cinematic cavalry charges in history.
Whats the other one?
When they went to Minas Tirith
Holy shit I didn’t even realize it was him this whole time and I’ve watched this movie like 200 times over since I was a child 😂😂
@@globoi9637 Yeah his makeup artist and the armor really did a good job of disguising him in this role. It took me years and someone pointing it out for me to realize it was him.
@@globoi9637 he also played Skurge (the guy who replaced Heimdall) in Thor: Ragnarok and it took me a long time to accept lmao
Who tf had the audacity to compare this masterpiece with battle of Winterfell???
Almost Famous everyone with their head screwed on
The showrunners of GOT 😕maybe they wanted to hype it up
Well before the episode came out it looked as if it might be as good.
I mean if this was a GoT sequence people would bitch how do they just ride out the castle with no effort at all. In real life they would fall as soon as they go through the door.
Hesusfkr you are so right, I have no doubt if this scene was in GoT, people would complain about that logic and writing.
Watching this because I just finished watching the battle of Winterfell, and after the sheer stupidity of that defense, I needed to see a well-written, well-executed final stand.
You were expecting both battle to be the same and you're surprised that you felt deceived, both stories are different, GOT already did that in battle of the bastards, you thought it would happen again😂😂
Battle of winterfell was perfectly written and well executed,it was never meant to look like LOTR.
Gabriel Georgette GoT rep did say it will be like Helms Deep
@@nk-wo8rb they said it would simmilar in scale and length,they never said the plot, choreography or set up would be similar 😑😑
Gabriel Georgette they should never mentioned any battle except those battles from GoT to compare with… we the locals expect it to be like HD… they gassing up the long night battle to be like hd… or at least pls be generous with the lighting 😩
@@nk-wo8rbyou must be one of those who smh watched the episode at a 480p resolution, if you watched it in hd you wouldn't be saying that the ligbting was an issue. And they had every right to say what they said as in length and scale the battle is comparable to battle of helms deep,you just miss interpreted what they said.
it's 2021And People Are Still Watching and Commenting On This, That's Why It is called as a Greatest Triology
Yeah ikr
Almost 20years still alive
Yep that and Star Wars IV, V, VI
THE greatest trilogy
There is only one ‘Return of the’ and it ain’t Jedi
2:18 never fails to bring a tear to my eye
they say never look directly into the sun, but hey, whatever works for you bruh😝
The light was amplified by Gandalf's magic
The choir at the moment Gandalf first appears atop the hill... Jesus Christ!
I always saw Gandalf Arriving and coming down like the Sun rising and pushing back the shadow.
And yes gets me every single time. 😭
Those strings make it such an awesome moment
The greatest trilogy of all time
Magical MusicmanVEVO the Hobbit trilogy ist better
hahahahahahaha dont make me laugh! The hobbit bettter than LoTR?? HAHAHAHA
Hobbit better than LotR? This is the most confident *no* I've given in a long time.
wtf hahaha xd
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I've always loved that look from Aragorn at 2:54.
This is the face of a man that had accepted he was going to die in this battle and that the people of Rohan were lost, he is coming to grips with the fact that they somehow managed to pull it off against all odds, that look of relief is so well acted, Viggo is a legend.
No. Not Aragorn.
Theoden had given up and was looking to suicide charge for a glorious death sake but Aragorn knew Gandalf was coming and kept reminding Theoden to fight and to fight for Rohans survival. That's the look of massive relief.
@@mistermonologue2442 Thepden had given up and was going to die cowering in despair.
Aragorn had accepted he would probably die in the suicide charge but was brave enough to face his death head on.
That’s the look of a man who needs a change of underwear, for sure.
This movie trilogy was ruined for me. During a scene when they were cuddled up keeping warm some kid yelled "sam is that your dildo poking my baggins?" The theater erupted in laughter and now when I watch it I can't not notice the very not so subtle homoerotic stuff.
Ive always interpreted it so that he realizes to never give up, there is always hope - and this face is him acknowledging it. And later at the Black Gate he uses this learning to assault against all odds even when Frodo was thought to be dead.
I like how gandalf uses his staff to hit people instead of doing magic.
A magic Blast would of been cool
When you're a wizard but you have 20 STR:
2:37
He can’t use his magic 100%. Unless fighting a balrog of course or one of those nazguls.
What about the blinding light, while they charge into the orcs?
obviously he uses some kind of magic to manipulate his aura or enemies mind to being unable to fight back or sth
For years and years I always thought Gandalf was using a spell to blind the Uruk-Hai when they get blinded as they charge into them. I now realise it’s from the sunlight coming over the hill, which leads back to Gandalf telling Frodo “A wizard is neither late nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means too.” Amazing detail.
A little more for you - if you remember the scene with the Balrog, when Gandalf says he is "wielder of the flame of Anor", "Anor" is the Elvish word for the Sun.
“He arrives precisely when he means to.” Proceeds to arrive after pretty much everyone is dead.
I'll give you guys one even better.. When Gandalf was ridding out with Pippen he told Aragorn "Look to my coming at first light on the 5th day. At dawn, look to the east". The scene right before Aragorn tells Theoden to ride out, is when he realized what Gandalf said and knew hope was on the way! So it was actually Theoden who believed he was ridding to his death once again. Aragorn always had a lucky, elvish way out of a jam, while Theoden, being just as or maybe even more fearless, met his challenges in a very human way. Man, LOTR has so many layers to it, its crazy.
The urukhai just like the orcs are weakened by daylight, hence prefer to march and fight in the dark.
@@chibuikeonu5701 No they aren't. The Uruk Hai literally yell at Aragorn in the book WE ARE THE FIGHTING URUK HAI. WE DO NOT STOP THE FIGHT FOR NIGHT OR DAY, FOR FAIR WEATHER OR STORM.
The Sun doesn't affect them like it does Orcs.
Let's be honest this wasn't in your recommendation. You searched for it
_A masterpiece_
A man who didn't get goosebumps watching this is just a boy!
Correct
Well it’s not really accurate but yeah movies where still great
Actually I searched and watched this so many times tht now it's permanent in my recommendations.
I looked it up because nostalgia haha
I'm nearly 47yrs old and I remember seeing TFOTR in the cinema when it first came out 20yrs ago. My face hurt from the big grin I maintained for the entire run time. These films are truly timeless. Watching this scene in isolation and out of context still brought a lump to my throat. Brilliant filmmaking and storytelling.
I agree. It brings a certain calm and happiness
I was 10 yrs old when this released 30 years now
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Thank you Tolkien, thank you Peter Jackson.
What about the actors and special effects people
@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal thank you to all involved in the lotr and the Hobbit.
@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal whatabout the camera lenses and lighting co-ordinators?
@ them too
Just thank you to everyone who brought these incredible books to the screen.
Sitting in the theater as a young teenager, watching the Rohirrim charging down the hill, is one of the moments I will never forget in my life. Absolutely magical cinematic moments in this movie series
Lord of the rings series, avatar, matrix trilogy, resident evil (first one only) are some of the films which I really wish to watch anew after I could delete any memories about them 🥺
"Theoden King stands alone."
"Not alone. ROHIRRIM!"
"TO THE KING!!!!"
@@mrbread3895 *howard shore goes nuclear*
I pretty much cream each time I see this scene
*start to cry*
TO THE KING!!!!!!!!!!
"The trees have grown wild and dangerous. Anger festers in their hearts. Black are their thoughts. Strong is their hate. They will harm you if they can. There are too few of us now, too few of us Ents left to manage them."
Wait are ents those who killed the uruk hai when they ran into the forest
@@solup7991 The Ents are the walking tree-like beings that managed the trees. They were like shepherds of the forests. The passage I quoted is spoken in the book by an Ent, and he is referring to the trees themselves. The trees are what had grown angry and dangerous, and it was the trees that killed the uruks at the end of this battle.
@@solup7991 those are suppose to be the Huorns they look a little different then ents less humanoid features. In another cut scene you see them marching like a moving forest. Thats why their is forest at all, when their wasn't one before if you remember the wide shot of helms deep.
@@petelovesmusic79 In the extended version, the trees almost ate Merry and Pippin.
@@eviscero yea and then treebeard says this passage the dude wrote i think
When I was a kid I cried at this scene. I thought that this was the end. The last stand. Then Gandalf shows up. I stood up and jumped out of joy!
I was stressing out too thinking this was the end so the minute I saw the light I said a big fuck yes in the theater 😂😂😂 mind you I was only 9 I remembered it all 😂😂😂😂
Indeed
Me too lol
I was an emotional wreck at this point of the movie ❤️
Masterpiece!
It would've been the end for them but not for Frodo and Sam and Merry and Pipin, and the trees were still coming for the Uruk Hai, but yes it was pretty intense first time, best trilogy ever
RIP KING THEODOEN. ❤️ thank you for consistently giving me goosebumps.
Ride for ruin, and the worlds ending ❤
TO THE KING. . . .
the thing about the cgi in these movies is that it is so well blended into the rest of the frame. the textures and resolutions are not that great compared today but the seamless blend of cgi and live footage with color grading and all makes these movies unmatched on the special effects front in my opinion, the cgi in lotr, though technically inferior is better looking than the cgi in the hobbit. I believe what I am seeing and that is so rare.
i think its also becoz LOTR had lesser colors due to the fact it showed a darker era. the hobbit was colorful and smoother and more recent in sense of digital technology. but the thing is many of the environment is miniature
Totally Agree
philj212 perfectly stated
I totally agree with you, thats why I like the effects of the movies before than recent movies
Better than green lantern
God bless the people who made this trilogy. God bless them forever!
Thats Peter Jackson for you
FOR THE EMPEROR!
@@joe.black-mortem.angelos lelouch???
Everything-inferior to lotr
Lotr-superior to everything
Agreed
1:17 i still can't believe how they could make a scene so epic. These seconds of gandalf and shadowfax with this music are really unreal. The garbage of today will never reach those things. What a scene. Really a masterpiece.
2:03 and 2:20 as well.. incredibly powerful and the music score is equal to that ✨
1:53 The most epic scene in the history of cinema. I read somewhere that Tolkien didn't want his books ever made into a movie... but I think even he would be impressed.
His children hated these films. Still boggles my mind. I don’t understand why.
All 3 films are excellent and universally loved. I’ve never known a single person in my life that hasn’t at least enjoyed them.
@@sharktoof1they don't like it because it deviates from Tolkien's work quite a lot, abandoning a lot of the hidden meanings and lessons. But the younger Tolkien generation quite liked it and thought Jackson did Tolkien a justice. Tolkien's great grandson was an extra in the Return of The King as well.
@@rivers169 they still packed emotion and heavy meaning as well. Lots of good messages of friendship, loyalty and grit and determination. I’ve read the books and LOVE them. I have never seen the issue with the adaption of the films.
And that’s dope that Tolkien’s great grandson was in Return! I did not know that.
I could watch this a thousand times and still get goosebumps and watery with my eyes
Yeah?
When they charge at minas tirith When takes the first few steps then everyone follows omg. 😭
I teared up more at this scene than when my 2nd child was born
"for Frodo"
me: literally gets watery eyes when typing it, also lol
Every damn time! And I've been watching it for 20 years!😭😭😭
2:16 When Gandalf says "A Wizard arrives precisely when he means to", he means split-second precision. A half second earlier or later and the sun wouldn't have been in position to blind those uruks.
To be fair Gandalf could have just used blinding light
@@filipsjodin7437 and waste a bonus action? Better to use the sun
Gandalf being the Maia of sun he can summon its powers and harness it through his staff, that’s why when in the third one you see him fight off the nazul it’s the power of the sun
@@itnotmeitu3896 Maia[r] of the Sun? I don't recall him having that title. He's the Wisest of the Maiar, no more, no less. He served under Manwe (the 'technical king of the Valar'). But beyond that he never had any tile relating to the Sun.
aethertech he is the weirder of the flame of arnor which harnesses the power of the sun and is a member of the secret fire, also that’s his power is the power of the sun and you see it every single time he uses magic?
"It's over orcs we have the high ground"
I was waiting for this 😅
Uruk hai!
"You underestimate our numbers"
@@hoeyuenann9678 yeah but orcs is shorter and sounds better in my opinion
oops wrong movie
Two Towers - Wanna see us do the greatest cavalry charge?
Return of the King - Wanna see us do it again?
"We've had one epic cavalry charge. But what about a second epic cavalry charge ?"
"You can't possibly topple that."
"Hold our second breakfast."
- "oooi, i don't remember this forest being here"
- "idk you maggot keep running"
-"i'm just say'n this is not a good idea you little snaga"
,,oiiii'' XDDDD
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Whats up with the trees
@@r.n.holmes5625 The Ents decided to join the War.
@@Crackshotsteph it's the Huorns (wild Ents that become more like trees) that present at Helm's Deep
Those 10 seconds from 2:00-2:10 still never fails to give me the chills. Anyone else?
Yeah, this shot is one of the most magnificent in the trilogy imo. Almost biblical.
Not alone there
same.
Pure cinema
Wooooooo the huruks are badassssss
2:50 Gandalf is so happy about killing he just starts smiling in the middle of battle
he is happy to have won the batlle
There I go killing again!
@@flame_of_the_west8909 no shit
He was happy that he had won 2 battles in a row because in the books he recaptured the westfold along with another captain that was told to protect westfold then Gandalf came with eomer
No he is happy because there is still hope. You can see the same smile when Battle of Pelennor is over. While everyone were mourning for their fallen beloveds, he was happy because age of men is not over yet.
I love all the trilogy films, but this scene is among the best and makes the two towers my favorite one for many reasons. Just how Gandalf knew that having a high ground charge and the morning sun against the orks and also the loyalty of the rohirim brings so much more to the climax of the film... Just epic
Second best scene for me. The last ride in return of the king beats this
the high ground always win
@@lorenzoscarafia9918 not for Darth Maul
@@kjdempsey true enough 🤣🤣🤣
That war scream by Gandalf is beyond extraordinary. Phenomenal, powerful. Best Trilogy of all time.
Right if it was a game all riders would receive plus 100 dmg
It's just magnificent. I often rewatch just to hear that holy, cosmic war cry.
True, I always come back for this epic cry ❤
I always loved how Theoden says Eomer here. With pride that his nephew grew to be such a man, a leader, about to spill blood to defend his kin and people.
It was 17 years ago and still give me chills
Holy shit I just realized it has been this long
Wait its been 17 years what
Sergej Teofilović stfu
Chills and tears especially when the light appears exactly before their collision... Epic
Same here man. ive seen it at the cinema. daaamn time pass so fast... :S
1.50 the horses starting their charge with the sunrise breaking through, you can feel the emotion, the turning of the tide, the heroes will win the day, such an epic moment.
1:50
3:25
never knew Vietnam War footage would be that high quality
In this case, Charlie IS the trees.
lol
imho best comment
Everyone is an OG until the trees are speaking Vietnamese...
Why the trees did not interevent in the first night. May be trees afraid to be the subject of night fire. hehehe.
While Saruman kind of forgot Eomers forces, they certainly didn't forget him
@Plo Koon Dude, it was a joke.
HAHAHA 😂😂 buddy your comment is defenitely underrated
@@RGInquisitor Dude not everyone gets that reference
@@wolfke95 too bad for them then.
@@RGInquisitor So, Trotsky?
The first time I watched this particular scene where Gandalf and Eomer appeared and dominated the battlefield, it made me cry and stand. Plus that epic background music. Man that was glorious!
LOTR is the best trilogy I watched in my entire life. 🔥
I litteraly teared right now rewatching these scenes... its that good.
nothing beats heroic triumph against evil theme.
This battle scene always moves me to tears. It is the Light that overcomes Darkness. We need to be reminded this, especially now. The Light will prevail, in the end…
Good will always defeat evil dude. They’re destined to lose.
I think its my favorite scene from the trilogy now. It remind me _a lot_ Christian eschatology, specifically Revelation 19 + Zechariah 12 (the "white knight rising from the mountain like the sun to fight with his horses and riders for the holy city at the last minute").
1:46 Am I the only one who loved the way Theoden said "Eomer!" He said that like how a dad says, "That's my boy!"
eoemers technically not his son but yes he does say it like that
I try to imitate him when he says that :D
@John_Banana, Well, he isn't his son, but his nephew :-)
i know
Eomer was his heir. His son was killed at the fords fighting these orcs so now eomer gets the crown from him. Rohan is based off the saxons and normandy troops of old, including armor and horses
Man, imagine how terrifying it'd be to run with an army through a forest, as the forest is just killing everything.
that would be terrifying indeed haha
I don't understand how Legolas is looking so shocked, his people literally gave life to those Ents
did they cut that part out of the movie? because I can't remember that part at all
@@MrNickzwaan wait what? no they didn't. they just taught them how to think, probably before the quendi splitup. Yavanna gave the ents consciousness.
@@dennisnedry8126 hmm wel okay, you seem better informed, but nonetheless, still seems weird to me that he's so shocked.
@@MrNickzwaan Well knowing how sharp his eyesight is he probably just saw a few hundred orcs brutally murdered by those trees. Would shock anyone honestly.
As a kid I had no idea what was going on but thought that what was happening was still amazing.
As an adult, who finally understands the severity of their situation, this scene was now even more amazing.
I love the king's banner flying while theoden led the charge 🥺💕
Remember watching this when I was a young fella and getting goosebumps when they charged down the hill. Years later and those goosebumps still come every time I watch this scene. This will always be the greatest trilogy of all time.
In 2004 one of my neighbours in Sudan brought this movie to us. One of the most joyful movie we have ever watched.
Avengers Endgame best war scenes
Gandalf: "hold my staff"
I wouldn't deprive an old man of his walking stick
Avengers is way more cinematic and emotional because they were effectively dead.. most of them. But this 20 years ago created us sheer brilliance
Benjamin Rodriguez way more cinematic..my ass lmao get fuck out here with that childish end game crap.. never compare masterpieces with stinking pile of shits like endgame
Ya not even close....it was entertaining....not emotional for me as these movies are
Endgame is dogshit compared to this masterpiece
Still CHILLS everytime I re-watch this scene! This whole trilogy was such a cinematic MASTERPIECE!
I just want to point out that even though Eomer was exiled at the time of Helms Deep, he still rode to the aid of his King.
Movie yes in the books he was at helms deep the whole time. It was another leader whose forces got scattered in a fight previously that Gandalf gets. Erkbane I think but its been a while. Also no elves were present at the fight.
Loyalty
@@mandrake925 Erkenbrand
@@LordVader1094 thank you. I was close but not quite there. I need to read those books again.
@@mandrake925 other than legolas obviously
Everything about this scene is perfect: the acting, the music, the scenery. My god.
The CGI of the horses when seen from above and charging is a bit outdated. But yes.
One of my favorite moments in this movie!
"Theoden King stands alone."
"Not alone. ROHIRRIM!!!!!! FOR THE KING!!!!"
Gets me excited and charged up every time I watch it.
Pretty sure he said *to* the king, which makes it even cooler. A simple, badass way of just saying 'kick their asses, they're in the fucking way' or something lmao
its “to the king”
كيف حالك اخي اني احبك
@@dj11o9er Basically, "Protect your king!"
Chills every time, man.
I always thought it was “to the keep”
When everyone just decides to have a mutual agreement to stop fighting and watch Gandalf charge down the hill
This must be the extended edition. I definitely do not remember the ents killing the uruks at the end
they were huorns, not ends, and yes it's the extended version
extended of the extended
Their not ents, their hurons.
What is a huorn ?
VexBG Huorns once were Ents, so in that line Huorns are Ents in process to become trees
Can we remember that Legolas is 2000 years old, Aaragorn, is like 90, and Theoden is like 75?
And Gandalf is as old as the Earth itself.
@@NathanEagle2129 little bit older than that
Yeah Men like Théoden and Aragorn are closer the original line of Men who were long lived, Aragon more so. That's why when he became King of Gondor, he ruled until he was around 200. Théoden though old, is clearly younger than his years as he is still able to fight. That is what a lifetime of battle will do to ya. The Kings of old were like that, they didn't just sit on their butts in some fancy castle, they went out and got sh*t done.
@@SovereignDag alot older
And I believe Gimli is around 150
Eomer's voice "TO THE KING" so good
Karl Urban is a brilliant actor, have you watched him in Dredd?
Karl Urban is a badass!! 👌
For* the king
it still give me spines all of these years
As the Rohirrim rode down the slope, I always thought the Orcs were blinded by Gandalf's magic. But rewatching the scene made me realize it was the natural sunlight, as Gandalf had told Aragorn: "Look to my coming, at first light, on the fifth day. At dawn, look to the East."
I can now confirm that the orcs weakness are horses
its not a orc weakness... infantry vs cavalry = RIP
the pikeorc without form is useless
I think you mean
Gandalf: WE HAVE THE HIGH GROUND
@@VivaMessico lol. Pikemens vs horse. Its fake))) ez for orcs
@@Stoveen phantom lancer vs chao knight in wtf mode
Sure the elvish swords are clearly elegant and Anduril is beautiful in its own right, but Theoden's sword "Herugrim" is just so damn regal. Definitely my favorite in the trilogy.
I agree. The two horses that make up the handle is one hell of a design
When Gandalf was ridding out with Pippen he told Aragorn "Look to my coming at first light on the 5th day. At dawn, look to the east". The scene right before Aragorn tells Theoden to ride out, is when he realized what Gandalf said and knew hope was on the way! So it was actually Theoden who believed he was ridding to his death once again. Aragorn always had a lucky, elvish way out of a jam, while Theoden, being just as or maybe even more fearless, met his challenges in a very human way. Man, LOTR has so many layers to it, its crazy.
Chills ever time I see this. The music when they're riding into battle downhill gives me goosebumps. Every. Single. Damn. Time. I love Lord of the rings, it is the best medieval fantasy of all time.
the shot at 1:58 is so surreal and awesome when the Rider swings his axe....such Medieval Age vibes!! Amazing Scene and Score!!
2:52 there's something about Gandalfs smile that just makes you feel like everything is going to be ok even if you got 10,000 mf outside
I cry everytime I see this scene. You can't even come close to the Lord of the Rings. Best movies ever created!
I love how they displayed gandalfs power in the trilogy as light . When he chase away the nazguls , when he fought with the balrog on the bridge of kazadum , when they were passing through the darkness of moria .. and this scene . Its just so magnificent . Majestic .
This scene depicts the rising sun.
Well he does wear the Ring of Fire so....
The music, the camerawork, the backdrop, the actors. Every single component in this scene is just...wow
1:47 *To The King* !!!!
i really get chills,goosebumb,gandalf part so great.
I'm a 23 year old Mexican street guy and I'm not ashamed to say the way gandalfs charge plus tge music brings a tear to me eye every time
The horn of helm hammerhand shall sound in the deep. One last time
AstralGambit YESSSS
Let this be the hour where we draw swords together!
"foul deeds awaken. Now for Wrath. Now for Ruin. And a Red Dawn!"
Forth Eorlingas!
@Ivan Kovacevic Not alone. ROHIRRIM!
One of the most powerful "hero scenes" ever put on film, and quite possibly the best scene from all of Lord of the Rings! The Two Towers is my most favorite of the 3 films!
The soundtrack of is this movie is glorious and beautiful
It means the movie of 1453,but there the greeks had not help when ottomans were attacking (greeks were 7000 and ottomans were 100.000) and now the defenders are 4000-4500 and attackers are 65000...but here,defenders have help of another persons,to the movie,greeks had not help.
@@giannisgiannis870 the fuck you talking about
@@giannisgiannis870 ?
@@samuelgadoury2595 it is such as the war between the little defenders byzantines(the defender army here to the movie lord of the rings) against the ottomans(orks) here to the movie.But to the movie,defenders have the help of the white king and his army.To the movie of 1453,defenders have not the help of anyone.
@@giannisgiannis870 stanata na mas kseftilizis gifte
Gandalf : Theoden King, stands alone
Eomer : Not alone. ROHIRRIM..To the King !
Such a simple dialouge, but breathtaking ❤ and yeah, Eomer still a badass character here , love him 😂
There are no words to describe the emotional I feel watching this 😢 and still never fails to give me the chills 🥹
The symbolism is so perfect : light always destroys the darkness, and all the build up lead to this charge , so beautiful 🥹
Still the best battle scene build up and satisfying charge in cinematic history 🌹
What a masterpiece 🎉❤
Makes me wonder how epic it would have sounded watching it in the theatre.
The whole theatre shook can hear it in the looby then again they had 5 sections of this movie other 5 like other movies but was nice my whole family went go see it 17 of us at the time grew since then lol
Amazingly epic. Trust me.
I saw them all in theater. This scene and the dragon attack on gondor in 3rd movie was so epic
I remember waiting 2 hours in a packed theatre to watch this and it was fuckhn amazing.
You have no idea, bro. It's so fucking amazing. Watch this when I'm in high school
I can't believe that 20yrs have passed now 😢 was 17 when I was watching this greatness unfold in the cinema am now 37 & it pulls me in every single time what a time it was nothing & I mean NOTHING will ever surpass this trilogy perfection on soo many levels. 👍🙌🔥
Dothraki could learn something from Rohirrims...
Yeah don’t do cavalry charges with zero visibility. The Rohirrims demonstrate this by calling off the charge when the orcs ran in the woods.
Yeah like... Idk wear armor you savage fucks
@Pacific Warship Umm no. Rohirrims would not charge directly into the horde of wights with near zero visibility. It's not about what kind of enemy they're facing, but their intelligence and strategy against unfavorable odds. Don't try to defend the steaming pile of meh that is the battle of winterfell.
Horse armor: blademail
Character plot armor: 100
@@bizarrelygreen5177 Yeah they would not do that.
I just thought about Pelennor Fields when Rohirrims charged into whole army of Mordor orcs and they smashed them, and I need to remind you that orcs have bodies and armors. And most Undead from GoT are just corpses, and they looks kinda like skeletons. Dothraki could destroy their bodies only with a strength of a running horse, maybe they would not kill them but only eliminate from the succesful fight, because for example Undead without legs can't run toward the enemy. The charge we saw in The Long Night was senseless from a tactical, and logical thoughts for me.
The Amish coming to rescue for this win at Siege of Hornburg (Pennsylvania) with Scott Presler as Gandalf.
Every time when I'm stressed out or lose hope this is a good video to watch. It teaches you to give everything you got even in the last minute because you'll never know when a miracle will happen, and when it does, it will truly feel like victory, and the feeling will be amazing!
Even to this day, seeing Gandalf appear on top of the hill gives me great joy and can't help but smile. So few films can do that for me I'm glad this is one of them
1:07 gotta love those last two royal guards in the back wildly swinging their swords at absolutely nothing!
As well as two legolas...
Also an uruk phase through the white horse at 1:03
Masterpiece. I guess the studio was a little wider then the bridge they CG them onto..
They slicing the wounded. Survivors must be kill.
@@linming5610 nice catch. and in truth, they are all swing at nothing except a green screen :-)
Twenty years and this scene still gives me chills. This movie is a masterpiece.
I'm now 24 yrs old and was 8 yrs old when watched LOTR. Still keep coming back here and watching the whole series every year. This is still one of the best. Can't believe 2002 when this was filmed. Super great filming.
Had to watch these again to wash out the Battle of Winterfell shit I saw
You're not alone.
@@fos7er536 well atleast i could see this battle
Same 😂
Ya this is way better then got
Which is sad cause the battle of the bastards was FANTASTIC with legit strategies but the BoW was so stupid🙄
I feel bad for anyone that didn't get to see this in the theater when it first came out. One of the greatest theater going experiences ever. Still holds up so well, too.
Everything about this scene is so perfect. The music score. The characters.
Growing up, reading the books, and yes, playing D&D, and AD&D... I watched this trilogy with tears of sheer joy in my eyes. It was like they reached into my imagination and pulled the scenes and characters out, and put them all together . The orcs, ents, elves, the castles, all of it was exactly as I had envisioned.
Music, scenes are the high instance of art in this movie, heart is melting, eyes are flowing, the great hope is fenomenal!!! One of the most epic scenes, Legend, Historically immortal!
I came here after learning about Tolkien's historical inspiration for this battle, which was the battle of Vienna in 1683. The Polish Winged Hussars led the largest cavalry charge down on the Ottomans, ending their siege in a matter of hours.
This scene is even more epic after hearing about the real events that inspired it.
2:23 As a Total War player it's very hard for me to ignore how devastating those pikes must have been on the charge (even with the sun in their eyes the wall looked lethal).
same bro... same... Calvary into pikes... game over.
Yeap., BUT as Warhammer total war player ** Magics** hahaha
@@vertigo1522 lmao fair enough
Yeah the rohirrim would've been fucking obliterated. The pike wall is like 200 rows deep
I was more worried about someone rolling down from the hill and everyone following the same fate as a domino piece
I I have seen this trilogy dozens of times, and every time I see this scene, I cry. In my opinion this charge of the Rohirrim is even better than the battle of the fields of Pelennor. There is something about the colors, the contrast between light and shadow, the music.... It's outstanding.
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RIP Bernard Hill,,,thank you for giving some of the most epic moments of LOTR ❤
This trilogies creation was driven by passion, love, and dedication. Today's Amazon take is driven by Greed, Profits, and outside influence of the social political climate. I'm lucky to have been a young teenager just finishing school when FOTR was coming out. These movies will always one of my most cherished shows ever. No Amazon rubbish will take that from me.
Not only the films are amazing but they even managed to make good games out of them back in the day. LOTR got amazing treatment in 2000's. All three movies are my favorite films of all time.