FIRST TIME WATCHING *Lord Of The Rings* : Fellowship Of The Ring | MOVIE REACTION & COMMENTARY
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FIRST TIME WATCHING Lord Of The Rings : Fellowship Of The Ring | MOVIE REACTION & COMMENTARY
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Quote of the day - "Gandalf a dog, he can talk butterfly."
Love that comment. :D
😂😂😂😭
yea, or maybe "moth". :-)
Brother... I nearly pissed myself again.
First time hearing it.
Second time reading it.
Dude I died laughing when he said that😂
"Gandorf a dog; he can talk butterfly." Is the funniest fucking thing I've ever heard.
Will…in a reaction filled with great quotes, this was my favorite one too! Thank you for understanding how amazing that sentence was😆🦋
Or Saruman the Hater
Typical nonsense becoming cult in no time :)
@@Ezekielepharcelis Cult is nonsense. But funny
We need a hip hop version of Clifford T Ward's song about Galdalf including this line.
"I just watched this whole movie and he still got the ring!!"
Peter Jackson: *laughs in 11 hours of extended editions*
Fun fact: "And you have my bow" are the only words Legolas speaks to Frodo for the entire trilogy
Jesus you're right!
He didn't even tell the truth for the most part
I didnt realize that
Dammmmmeee
Thats trippy !!
i think they speak more in the travel, but, the interactions are just that
I’m only referring to Mithril now as “The Micheal Jackson Jacket” 😂
lmao
Leo dropped so many quotables in this one its crazy
Bruh!!! ❤️
You need a mithril glove
You’ve been stuck by a smooth mithril
For many decades, Tolkien's fantasy epic was considered "unfilmable". It was simply too grand-scale, too complicated, too dense to put to film. And yet, now that Peter Jackson did it, it feels like it's a film series that will never be out of date. Every frame of it is still a gorgeous painting.
The sad thing is that Peter Jackson made these master class films yet the Tolkien story that should have been super easy to make was turned into an almost unwatchable mess of a trilogy. They really should have made the Hobbit one movie then they could have done the story without adding a bunch of side plots.
@@marks2807 tbf that was due to studio meddling.
Jackson wanted it to be a 2 parter, but he was forced to stretch it into 3
Which kinda explains why the first 40 or so minutes of the first Hobbit are so good compared to everything else
@@marks2807 imo the problem with The Hobbit wasn't that they made it into three films - I respect the intention behind it, showing us all the things in the background that are relevant to LOTR - the problem was that it was tonally confused. The Hobbit is a children's book. LOTR, and Jackson's adaptation, is a more mature epic fantasy. You can't just slap The Hobbit into Jackson's cinematic universe and call it a day, because you end up with grand epic narratives contrasting with scenes of dwarves lobbing plates around and singing a weirdly synchronised impromptu song about it.
They should have either made The Hobbit as written, but not set in Jackson's universe, or completely adapted it to suit the tone of the original trilogy. Canonically, The Hobbit as written is Bilbo's retelling of real events, so my head-canon has always been that the real journey was much darker, but Bilbo made it more whimsical. You could argue that in the film they do use Bilbo's retelling as a framing device, so one could interpret the film in this way anyway, but we're always jumping into events that Bilbo knows nothing about so that wouldn't make much sense.
@@monkeymox2544 I love the hobbit as it was made, it just had certain scenes and characters that were unneeded.
Alot of the high intensity movement and action as well as a elf-dwarf lovestory, that wasn't in the book if i recall, and seemed abit forced, cliche, and awkward.
@@marks2807 They wanted to make an epic with the same tone as the LOTR and added more connecting threads to that story. It became overbloated.
“He Gon beat da whole army with just one ring?”
Sauron takes one swipe
“Damn I guess he is!”
😂😂😂😂
Well he is a Maia vs the less powerful children of eru
Had me dying 😂😂😂
“He’s a kid” he’s actually 33 which is the Hobbit equivalent of being 18. If you still consider that a kid then sure. Pippin’s 29, making him the youngest and the only underaged character in the group.
27:29 Isildur is Aragorn’s ancestor. I just got done counting all the generations between them and it’s 37.
And don't forget, he was 33 when Bilbo left the shire, but Frodo stayed until he was 51 before he began the journey
@@e.mchristina5260 yeah in the book, but that wouldn't have translated to film. Because then they would've had to have Sam, Merry, and Pippin as little babies at the party.
@@e.mchristina5260 wait what? so gandalf going around reading books and tomes to find info about the ring for 18 years before he went back to find frodo again?
Yeah. Plus The Council of Elrond took months in the book.
@@RudeBoyisSkankin I was purposefully given the initials J.R.R. at birth. My mother read me the books to bed as a child, and we’d watched all 3 movies in 1 sitting at least once every other month. I’d been given no choice but to be a Tolkien nerd since the very beginning.
The fact that you thought the Hobbits were kids throughout the whole movie was hilarious to me 😂
Figuratively they are, throughout the whole series in the books and movies, Hobbits don't typically interact outside the Shire and definitely have no interest in the larger world or its affairs. They never really experience anything close to war or anything like it. They are naive and the viewer feels similar not knowing much about the world either. but their strength in friendship shows that it doesn't matter
Especially since their description to the rohirrim is "small, no more than childe to your eyes"
He's well aware. I mean he knows Bilbo is a hobbit and that he's not a kid.
The innocence of the people from the Shire is important all through the books. We as readers are meant to feel more jaded than they are and even a little protective. They have more to lose.
Hahaha it was the best, he is so funny. "They're just kids, that's way too much responsibility".
Frodo: What’s the elvish word for friend?
Legolas: *just stands there*
Dude you know what is funny about that, i watched the whole series like 20 times but that is the first time i recognized it bc you wrote that comment.
@@hasanuysal3 I thought it was the Dwarven word for friend that they needed
Aragorn also speaks elvish. I think the point here was not translation, but solving the riddle. Gandalf just thought deeply and couldn't find the answer from it. Sometimes what you are looking for is right in front of you. Something like that, I think.
@@josiahmccallister3150 nope, elvish
@@josiahmccallister3150 nope elvish mate
Fun fact: Aragorn knocking the thrown dagger with his sword wasn't planned. The orc actor was supposed to throw it somewhere else, but he accidentally threw it right at Viggo Mortissen's face. Viggo instinctively knocked it away like a champ
"Get the Ring back to tha Thing!!" shall be the new battle cry for the fellowship.
"Gandalf a dawg, he can talk butterfly."
My favorite takeaway from this.
Best line ever
Agreed 🦋
It’s amazing lol
Lmao that got me too. Leo is too good for this world
Gandalf wouldnt stand a chance against Albus Dumbledore.
Bro, Tolkien was like the og fantasy author. He spent nearly 40 years creating an entire world history, complete with thousands of years worth of lore, hundreds of characters, and even made his own languages. He is responsible for many of what we consider fantasy clichés today. That being said, DO NOT sweat it if you don't understand some stuff. It's 110% understandable.
This is like... My third time watching this video just because it's so joyful to see anyone's first reaction to this magical shit.
8:36 I LOVE the fact that you caught on to the fact that Bilbo intentionally made that sentence hard to understand, just to fuck with the other hobbits, who will never know whether or not that was meant to be a compliment or an insult XD
I just watched it for a second time. It was very pure and heartwarming to see him react.
"Gandalf a dog he can talk butterfly" DEAD. I was taking a bite of dinner when you said that and I nearly spit rice everywhere lmfaoooo
This movie pays a hefty rice, but it is the rice we must pay
"I don't know if you should be lookin' in this mirror Frodo....with the day you been havin'..." made me laugh so much
Boromir was a legend. 3 arrows in him and the first thing he says is they took the little ones
Came to the comments to make sure somebody noted this amazing quote. Was not disappointed.
"I would've followed you, my brother... my captain...my king" are some of the best last words of any characters, i swear.
@@cameronjackson7216 still kinda a piece of shit though... yeah yeah redeeming and all
Pure onion chopping moment 😢😢😢
Sean Bean knows how to die! 😜
"Gandalf a dog he can talk butterfly" top tier commentary, love it
Imagine it ending like that, and having to wait a full year for the next one. That is what many of us went through.
It was torture.
I think I was worse when the Two Towers ended than I was after the 1st one. Waiting on the finale was terrible. 😂
I remember. I didn’t even know it was a book trilogy. When the movie ended I was like “WHAT?! THAT’S IT?!” My cousin Jordan had to fill me in. So I calmed down once I had the full info.
Fun fact: The stuntman playing the Uruk Hai accidentally threw his knife at Vigo Mortensen's face. Vigo swung his prop sword and straight up deflected the knife, mid air. It was so badass, they kept it in the movie.
Frodo isn't a kid he's a small because he's a hobbit. He's actually 51 years old. Sam is 39, Merry is 37 and Pippin is 29.
Gandalf is approximately 2000 years old
Gandalf was around before the first age in Valinor i think. He was called Olorin back then. He appeared in middle earth 2000 years ago as an istari or wizard.
Beat me by 5 minutes
@@JK-xt7ro I bet you're white
False, When Bilbo finds the ring in The Hobbit, Frodo is already there and it is identical to that of the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit this passes 60 years before the Lord of the Rings!!!
Is that why Sam is always "Mr. Frodo"? It really makes sense to me now why he addresses him like that.
As an avid and lifelong Tolkien fan who loves both the books and movies for the masterpieces they are, it brings me great joy to watch others begin this journey into the world that has had such impact on my life. Your reaction was one of the best. It fills my heart to see you so invested and enjoying it. I know I'm late to your party, but I'm looking forward to seeing the rest.
I notice now more than ever how truly scared Gandalf was of the Balrog.
He was willing to trudge over a mountain in a blizzard just to avoid being near it. Only when it was clear they couldn't take any other way was he willing to meet his demise for the fellowship
I can't stop laughing my ass off when you called theprotective mithril the Michael Jackson shirt! That's the best! I'm calling that shit Mithriller from now on! Yeeee
Mithriller very nice !
Nice
Mithriller I'm dead 🤣🤣
Mithriller 😂😂😂💀
AMEN 🤣🤣
Gandalf's plan is pretty crazy. He's sending two country bumpkins into hell to chuck a superweapon into a volcano without any weapons or armor or anything.
I'm a Tolkien superdork, and I can't disagree with this summary.
Lol when you put it like that 🤣 I see it's actually crazy
well to be fair, the hobbits did have an maia/angel(Gandalf), a numenorian king, an elven prince that is a couple of thousand years old and a dwarven warrior(they are among the best to fight evil creatures in ME) with them, they where not unprotected at all during their quest.
@@possemis it's ok Frank keep your secrets 🍻
Only one of them's a bumpkin, the other's gentry. Young, sheltered gentry.
I'm 58 and first read these books when I was 15. No one pronounced the names right so don't feel bad. Tolkien even included dictionaries and runic alphabets in the back of the books. He was a professor of linguistics and borrowed from ancient Celtic, Irish, and old English when he was writing these stories. Also, watching your reactions is like watching a movie with a friend. Thank you, please keep doing what you do.
GREAT OBSERVATIONS
25:08 “The butterfly got the bird”
25:33 “Bilbos getting older now” (Follow up to, I wonder if he’ll age without the ring earlier from his bday party)
27:30 “So the ranger (Aragorn) is the relative (Isildurs Heir) of that guy from the past”
27:50 “What is that, I know it’s a necklace but does it give her immortality” YES I love how observant you are my good sir
Yes arwen's ring gives her immortality, but when she gives it to Aragorn she losses her immortality as sauron's power to grow stronger.
Very astute observations for first time viewing
@@anthonyhanks1807 As far as I understood, it doesn't give her immortality - she is an elf and all elves are immortal. The necklace represents her immortality
@@morganetches3749 correct. Elves are inherently immortal. Arwen was able to choose because she's counted as a half-elf. The insinuation that she needed a necklace to be immortal would have to be extend to every single elf as well.
@@infernalone666 yes the charm was just a gift from Galadriel and I believe Galadriel received it as a gift from Melian the maiar, as a wedding gift or like a gift that joined the two houses
I love how people say it will be hard to sit there for 3 hours, and then when it ends they are mad because they want to see more.
And THIS is how you know that they did their job well!
@@cassandrahepp6445 Yes! When I went to see it, I think the second time, when they came to the end and the credits start someone behind me went, "Already?" :)
Every dang time!...
😆👍
"He just hit a knife out of midair"
Yes, he actually did, that wasn't special effects, he actually hit it for that shot.
And completely unscripted. The dagger was supposed to whizz passed his head but the guy threw it wrong and Vigo Mortenson is just such a badass that he blocked it.
@@adamisajoker are you guys serious? How did I not know that. I gotta look this up.
The prop guy messed up, it was supposed to be a fake rubber blade but it was a real dagger, metal. If hed not blocked it, he'd have had another nasty injury to add to the list
* *mastered ultra instinct intensifies* *
This trilogy has such outstanding trivia bits to share, I've heard this a hundred times and it's just as hype as the first time
It always breaks me to see Merry and Pippin curled up on the ground sobbing after Gandalf falls from the bridge.
My favorite trilogy of all time 🙌🏼
Only seconded by the very different but equally genius Before trilogy
@@redbandita020 🤔🤔🤔
@@AmericanMumReacts Before Sunrise (1995), Before Sunset (2004) and Before Midnight (2013), all three about the same two people who meet on a train trip in Europe, and how their lives apart and together evolve: he an American (Ethan Hawke), she is French (Julie Delpy). 3 movies, 2 actors, over 18 years.
All three movies are mainly their dialogues.
Highly, HIGHLY recommend.
My favorite films in general of all time.
It probably is my favorite trilogy too, though it has some competition. But this is definitely the most well made trilogy ever made, no doubt. And a master class in respecting the source material even though some changes had to be made, that was unavoidable.
Dude, don't feel guilty of not getting the names right or even the animals. You're truly invested and interested in the story and that's what counts.
I love your reactions. You really live with the characters
Hahaha! You think these names are bad? Wait till you try reading the Similarion!
That’s a hard one for even pros to read, so no worries about that one.
@@LoneSilverW0lf meh not that hard once you get used to it, but then again I've learned way too much elvish over the years ;)
I got confused when I read the books for the first time.
Fr, my mom has called Aragorn "Arregano" for 20 years.
I kinda like Gandorf
When Aragorn blocks the knife throw with his sword, the stunt guy was supposed to miss and accidentally threw it right at him, so that block was legit XD
And in the second one when he kicks a helmet, he broke his toe and that scream was him in actual pain
@@Praxus42 Yep all the obligatory fun facts we have to comment on these vids lol
Also it was supposed to be the prop knife he threw... he threw the actual knife that was used for close up shots
@@Praxus42 dont spoil!
@@Praxus42 yea nah we not on the 2nd one yet
“Gandalf a dog, he can talk butterfly” this had me dying😂
50:57 you probably know that already, but that knife deflection bit was 100% real. The behind-the-scenes stuff show that the actor was supposed to throw it away from Aragorn's face and they would use some camera angle trickery to make it seem like it would hit, but the actor accidentally threw it directly at Aragorn, so he actually deflected it for real (he had some sword training for this movie, but even then it's crazy that it happened)
When my parents were first married, Mom found Dad crying on the couch with The Lord of the Rings book in his lap, just SOBBING because of Gandalf meeting the Balrog! I love my father a little more knowing that fact and love my Mom more for comforting him. Books are powerful things!
The Lord of the Rings books are like any other movies that come from books... The books are always going to be better. Yet, even with the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, to say that the books are better is an understatement!
29:26 "And you have my bow."
Small fun fact. This is the only sentence Legolas speaks to Frodo. In the complete film series. :-)
... oh my god. You're right. Holy shit...
And yes, a lot of Legolas' dialogue was cut, too bad he's pretty funny in my opinion.
50:54 fun fact, that knife in the air wasn't a prop, it was a real knife thrown at Viggo Mortensen and he hit it away in mid-air. Viggo also studied swordsmanship for the movies, so his (and everyone else's) dedication to this trilogy is really impressive
I'm one of those fans - read the books for the first time when I was 10, long, long before the movies were made. Watching your reaction as someone who has had no exposure to Tolkien's world was delightful! It was great to get to see this through the eyes of someone fresh.
"That's why he's a disturber of the peace!"
Nah, man. It's because last time he threw a dwarven party at Bilbo's place and then recruited him Ocean's 11 style for a heist.
Ocean's Eleven style! i'm dead XD
more like Oceans 13 ^^
@@blackwolf4653 lol that had me giggeling
He literally walked into bilbos house, threw a feast which bilbo didn't even want and then sent all of them to kill a dragon in another part of the world 😂
@@Jonnell01 he went to far in a few places
When boromir calls for Frodo after Frodo has out the ring on towards the end. Boromir is not trying to deceive Frodo the ring has just taken over him. Once Frodo leaves and takes the ring, it’s affects wear off him and he realizes what he did
I love your empathy for the characters. I read the book. But never really felt their chill or heat the way your empathy brings out how painfully cold or hot these guys had to be during their quest. Thank you!
Your reaction at the end! 🤣 I had already read the books when this movie came out, but my sister turned to me in the theater and said, “WHAT?! We have to wait a whole year to see what happens next?!”
She bought the books the very next day. She want waiting to see what happened.
"Yall had alot of close calls, an octopus and everything"
I'm dying lmao
He a Beast with that Arrow thang
Bruh said Aragin spit my drink out
"They look like they're doing a pretty good job with the neighborhood." 😂😂
Dude, I love you so much. Keep it up, my friend.
I laughed out loud.
Watching the Lord of the Rings is like catching up with an old friend. Your reactions are such a joy to watch. Greetings from Croatia ;)
Croatia...I dream to visit it...sigh...
Greets from Poland!
Other than thinking Hobbits are kids, you seem like you're keeping track of things just fine. Like, two thirds of the names and lore are just there for flavor and to make the world seem more real. You've got the important stuff down pat.
they basically are, since hobbits arent considered adults until theyre 30ish, and frodo is 33. he's basically the equivalent to an 18 year old
@@whosagrump9147 I think Frodo was 33 at the party, but in the book there's an almost two decade timeskip between that and his departure.
@@basedeltazero714 that sounds right. I believe it was 19 years from the night of the party till Gandalf came back.
@@joshlansford1706 17 years between the long expected party (when Bilbo turned 111, and Frodo turned 33 and came of age). When Frodo leaves the Shire he's 50 years old.
I love that you understand why Gandalf can’t take the ring.
Yeah there were many moments where I found myself applauding Leo for understanding the situation - not that I think he's incapable but most first time viewers grasp a lot less.
Underrated comment. Agreed
I’d say they’re Hobbits, not kids, but in all honesty, Hobbits are practically the kids of Middle Earth.
They’re small, innocent, vulnerable and trying their best.
Yeah, very innocent for sure. In the books though I think it said Frodo didn't leave until he was past his 50's so young for hobbits but old for humans.
@@ligmanewtons2523 yes you are correct. 33 years old for Hobbits are their coming of age, meaning young adults. So 50 years would be around their late 30s. And 17 years has before Frodo set out from the Shire.
Frodo is early 50's and the oldest of the four hobbits (Pippin is the youngest).
Pippin really is a kid, he's the equivalent of a 16 - 17 year old human ... In the sense that he has not yet "come of age".
WE USUALLY JUST SAY, PUNK ROCK KIDS, but you right PJ.
"You gonna drop it? That thing legendary!" LMAO! Dude, you're by far my favourite reactor! And don't be upset about those "no extended"-reaction comments, you're perfectly fine with the cinematic version already, it's such a classic!
-Seeing your reaction to Gandalf's fireworks was so wholesome
- I literally loled when you called Mithril a "michael jackson jacket" and "bullet proof"
-when you were wondering why the hobbits were in their bare feet and no shoes. It's cause they don't need them. Hobbit's feet are the equivalency of us wearing boots. extremely durable.
I love how Frodo was saved by the "Michael Jackson Jacket" 😂
Finally someone talks about the Michael Jackson jacket 😅😅😅😅
Not only did Viggo * actually * deflect a thrown knife with his sword, the stuntguy messed up and accidentally threw a REAL knife straight at him! BAD ASS
YESSS viggo is really the best
My favorite fact of all LotR trivia
Viggo is the G.O.A.T.
@Michael S Gross well, the dude was supposed to throw the knife so it juuuust missed Aragorn, but he messed up and threw the knife straight at him. Thankfully, Viggo Mortensen straight up hit the knife with his sword and deflected it. That was very quick thinking.
My dad and I were splitting a tree trunk when I was 9 or 10 and he managed to get the wedge stuck. So his bright idea was to use another wedge to help get it out. He hit it a few times before it flew out and spun like a kunai straight at my head at considerable speed. I happened to see it coming and used the axe in my hand to deflect it as I ducked my head out of danger. 20 years later, I still remind him of the danger he brilliantly put me in every once in awhile when I help him with splitting and stacking. 😂
I was surprised by the amount of insight you had on some scenes. "Everywhere Frodo go he bring evil. It's that ring!!" and "That ring turned everybody life upside down!" Can't wait for the next reactions.
Every time i watch Lord of the Rings my eyes are glued to the screen the whole time, such beautiful top tier quality work, this is easily one of the best trilogies ever made.
Because you seemed so concerned: Hobbits don’t wear shoes, they have thick leather- like skin and hair on their feet, which is more than enough. In fact, hobbits would consider it an insult to be asked to wear shoes. Really enjoyed your reaction:)
Some Hobbits, the Stoors, will wear boots because they are on the river.
on their ProudFEET!
@@choomah lol XD you went there huh?
my aunt likes to say that i got hobbit feet, because i dont wear shoes unless i have to. XD
@@UltimateGamerCC that's what I always said about myself.
We don’t want “perfect” reactions, we want Your Reaction and get our pleasure of seeing your first reaction which takes us back to our first reaction 20 years ago. You did far better than many reactors and the fact that you are invested and clearly enjoyed it means more to us than how you pronounce a name. Keep going, looking forward to it.
I totally agree
word
It was a feeling of joy watching him. As a lifelong fan of Tolkein's works, this was refreshing and emotional.
Preach!
Exactly
Coming from the perspective of a Tolkien geek: It's difficult to describe how absurdly enjoyable your reactions and commentary were. I hope you enjoyed the show!
See!? Now to me this is YT gold right here man. To watch you react to these movies for the first time is magical. I've loved LOTR since my school days, and have read all the books numerous times. I'm almost 53 now, and these movies are simply amazing and I connect with them on an almost emotional level. How I wish I could be sitting next to you, answering all your questions and filling you in on the vast amount of back story and information the movies left out.
When I was a kid, my dad took me to see all three of the original “Star Wars” movies when they came out. To return the favour a decade and a half later, I took my dad to see all three “Lord of the Rings” in the theatres. Reading those books were like my dad’s “Star Wars” when he was growing up. It was real cool to share that bond with my dad! 😁
That's awesome. 😊
That's a cool story' crs my dad past in 2001' and my dad used to watch what I watched' so that's all good memorys for you bro, I'm the same with star wars' and this trilogy.
Dude. I teared up reading your comment. That's so cool!
That's fantastic bud, we really need to enjoy our people while they are still around.
Oh man my dad did this for me, how awesome we got 3 straight Christmas’s with the trilogy, I was about 12 when the first came out and was the first movie that after return of the king I was devastated it was over haha. You actually grew to have your own relationships with the characters especially having a year in between to theorize, if you hadn’t read the books at least which I hadn’t until after the movies
A wizard is never late, Frodo Baggins. He arrives precisely when he means to.
@@amazingusername8925 F
NOR is he early!
The excuse I give every time I arrive at a meeting after the scheduled time.
Just asking would it have been better to watch the Hobbit trilogy first.
@@bradwilson4795 Tolkien wrote The Hobbit first for his kids but movies were made in reverse order.. spin off the success of The Lord of the rings
'A Balrog. A demon of the ancient world. This foe is beyond any of you. Run!' Good call Gandalf! And he made an impressive last stand
So, I randomly came across this reaction and I gotta say, I love it, probably one of my more favorite first time reactions to LOTR. You actually followed the story a lot better than most do LOL I especially think you calling the hobbits children is both fitting and hilarious
I can not express my excitement to watch this with you, please please please do the 2nd and 3rd movie!!! 🔥🔥🔥 you are the MAN!
Ayeee Andy and Alex!! Love y'all's videos
Haha ayee, A&A love some LOTR too!
Andy or Alex idk which one it is 🤣 but I got u bro
Please please doooo.
@@ITSMRVIDEO-rg9ms The Two Towers is the 2nd movie & The Return of the King is the 3rd movie. Yah it's well worth watching those the 2nd & 3rd movies were better than the first! When those movies came out we had about a year to wait between each one so the wait was excruciating!!
Arwens pendant is the Evenstar!! Her giving it to Aragorn symbolizes she is willing to give up an immortal life as an elf, to be with him, the person she truly loves 🥺
Sauron literally bound his soul to the ring. So it really does have a mind of it's own. It's what's left of Sauron technically.
I've been reading this book every few years for over 40 years, and I absolutely love your reaction. ❤
55 years for me, and ditto!
i think my favorite thing about this is him calling them kids the whole time
R.I.P Norm Macdonald... we will miss your one of a kind sense of humor!
I got a vid coming bout 8 with addressing it
Damn :( rip....that's sad as shit
Ya crazy, completely out of nowhere. He kept it secret for soo long
Wow!!! Just found it through you…😩
Damn man I didn't know until i read that comment? RIP to a legend
So refreshing to hear your genuine reactions, when you know the story ahead of time (even a little) you can't fake this kind of wonder. Looking forward to you watch the next one, extended version or not. Cheers!
You cant even put into words how amazing this trilogy is, all these years later it still holds its still so visually stunning.
I literally never get tired of this movie.
I bought the 4k blurays earlier this year when I could finally find them because they kept selling out. I've watched them at least 4 times since getting them.
Nobody gets tired from The Lord of the Rings.
Not in a million lifetimes.. never.. this is not a movie.. this is a mirror, for us!
For the mirror shows many things, things that were, thing's that are, and some things that have not yet come to pass.
@@Gaia369 And I suppose you think that was terribly clever...although I agree with you
@@luismazzeo9006 I heard Gandalf 🤩🤩🤩
😂😍 it came as the flow of a river one word followed the other. I am a mere translator.
To all the haters out there who been giving my boy stress over this reaction you need to chill the hell out. Hands down Leo is one of the best reactors in the game and anyone who says different is full of it.
Who are the people doing that, MR. JETHRO TULL? Last time I saw Ian live, he was playing with DEEP PURPLE, and it was 2002. JESUS WEPT, seems like so long ago. Ask me about seeing KING DIAMOND and DIO in SAN FRAN two years earlier.
Yeah he did really great! I’ve watched this with a lot of people who just couldn’t follow. He was chillin and engaging so hard lol felt like me 20 years ago or whatever. Now he’s gotta read it if he likes it!
not complaining about his reaction, just that he didn't watch the blu-ray extended edition.
I was 13 almost 14 when this first came out in theaters. I remember just seeing how gorgeous Hobbiton was and feeling so much joy and foreboding. Your reactions are bringing back so many wonderful memories, of simpler times. Can't wait to see your reactions to the next installments.
Twenty years on and that close up of Galadriel's scary eyes still unnerves me.
Gandolf is a dawg … He can talk Butterfly
I fucking died when he said that lol
Boromir is my favorite character. He's weak to the ring and almost betrays Frodo, only to come back strong and pull all the Uruk-Hai to him. He goes out like a champ, and his dying speech to Aragorn always breaks my heart. You get a bit more about why he was how he was if you watch the Extended Edition of Two Towers.
I read the trilogy for 20 years before the movies came out. I always hated Bormir but the movie gave more depth to the character and now I see a deeply flawed man trying to atone for his misdeeds.
Breaks my heart every time. His only concern was Merry and Pippin. Even when he lay dying.
@@bernadineshelbourne8915His biggest flaw was his weakness for the Ring. He was well respected as a leader and warrior. He had the weakness of Gollum for the ring.
@@susanalexander6721 It was his powerful sense of responsibility that made him particularly vulnerable to the ring. The ring preyed on that making him worry and fret about his people and how powerless he was to help them and telling him that using the ring could give him a fighting chance.
@@bernadineshelbourne8915 indeed, Boromir's quality is on display for everyone to see, even those who are familiar with the books.
“He can talk butterfly”
And that’s the moment I fucking died. I love this bro
Your reaction is the same I had in the movies. My sister didn't tell me it was three parts and I would have to wait a year to see the next part! I was super mad!!!!😂
My man is sitting up and paying attention. Putting in the work for the fans. Don't forget to have fun, Hobbits gotta smoke, too.
Sarumon actually calls out Gandalf for smoking too much of the halfling's pipe weed later in the series. 🧙♂️
He's gonna dig that pipe weed the most
@@richardrobbin2225 well Saruman owns Kush too. He either smoke as well or is an badass dealer.
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Nice name btw, it does affect him differently he's a 400 year old vampire and a Sith lord. Probably just pisses him off 😉
@@richardrobbin2225 a SiTh LoRd.????
I freaking love these types of reactions to LOTR, people that haven't read the books and know nothing about it. Truly shows how entertaining and well done these movies are. No need to be a superfan or lore nerd to get into it.
aye! that's how good Tolkien's fantasy was made and how well Peter Jackson translated it from book to the silver screen.
It's hard to believe that these movies are over 20 years old. They still hold up, Golem's cgi is about the only thing that looks somewhat okay
@@UltimateGamerCC i wish nowadays reboots/adaptations had ppl like peter jackson directing them
@@leonstrand329 For me it s like it was yesterday...
I read the books (listened to... audiobooks) like less than a year ago and I saw all the movies in the theater so you see how long in between. But they were both amazing
I still get chills every time the Balrog flames up! His design was so well done! Then when it cracks that whip. Lord! I love seeing peoples' reaction to seeing it the first time.
The opening of you guessing their name pronunciations had me in tears. Reminded me of the Key and Peel skit with the teacher. "A-Aron = Lay-go-less." LMAO
"Your love of the Halfling's Leaf has slowed your mind." Thou art a stoner
Says Saruman, while hoarding two barrels in the food pantry 😂
@@jeffreymcmahon3627 Saruman is more the Opium kinda wizard
@@jeffreymcmahon3627 never try from your own supply.
"The butterfly went and got him a bird." I love this reaction!
I'm glad this trilogy is getting publicized more. There is nothing like this masterpiece and probably will never be anything like it again.
Maybe Dune holds a similar status on the sci-fi side. Which is another one that people said could never be adapted, and in my opinion the currently filming movies are doing a wonderful job so far. Might be the kind of production that only comes along once or twice a generation.
The scene where Boromir is tempted on the mountain…
The vocals that are in the music is Elvish, it represents the “voice of the ring”
It says (JRR Tolkien actually made Elvish a real language), “the Strength, the Weapon, the needs of the valiant…”
Exactly what Boromir needed to help and save his homeland and people. As Gandalf said, “I would use this ring from a desire to do good, but through me, it would word a power to great and terrible to imagine…”
I think my favorite thing about this is seeing you get into the story. Basically when you knew to be insulted when the broken blade was dropped says it all.
Sam is the real MVP in this movie,he's a true friend.
I have to say I’m a LOTR super fan and you... followed this far FAR better then 98% of reactors and your reactions and emotions were incredible to watch. Don’t be so down on yourself :)
Imagine how those of us who saw this in the theater felt when the movie ended and we had to wait for a YEAR to see part 2. Noooo! BTW, since you asked, Gandalf knew that a hobbit was probably the only choice of being given the ring since Hobbits are so pure of heart and innocent. Men, Wizards, and other races would be too susceptible to corruption from the ring's power. Of course nobody is completely immune, as we see with Bilbo's obsession with the ring and even Frodo, later. Even though hobbits are "child size", Frodo and his friends are about in their 20's in human years, unless I'm wrong and they are a bit older than that?
the hobbit's feet are tough, thick, and hairy, basically as if they're wearing boots at all times, so their feet are quite resistant to the elements beyond normal means so it's easier for them to cross difficult terrain, like deserts, mountains, or rocky areas
I know this was a pain in the ass to make but I love that it was an hour. Can't wait for the next one
Professor Tolkien would be proud of how these movies turned out.
The genius of creating entire languages and history's.
So glad to start getting your videos posted. Hadn't seen you for a while, I have missed you!
I'm a new viewer and you give me the giggles. Love the channel. This is my favorite movie of all time and protected me from very dark times. I saw the movie 6 times in the theater. When you hear those opening songs, you're just 'home.' I still cry every time I see Boromir die. Amazing film. Nothing like it.
No matter how many times I see this, hearing Ian McKellen shout "You shall not pass" will always make me shit myself with awe. I could sand the paint job off a car with these goosebumps.
It’s one of the most powerful delivery lines in acting history! I think this is why he earned the Oscar!
Dude, I still remember the first exhibiton of The Lord Of The Rings on the TV in my country all the way back in 2004, and that line always game me goosebumps, it was the dubbed version but still...
I could cut glass with these nipples!
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"Naw the hell they did not just end it like that!"
Not what I expected after three hours, lol 🤣 Had a blast re-watching it with you, though. Thanks, Leo!
Imagine wait 1 year for next one xD
@@gospaironija2762 i was just thinking the same thing. That was back in highschool for me and the wait was brutal
I remember that feeling in the theatre :) like I just spent 3 hours sitting it here and I dont WANT THIS TO END!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😊
F$%* Im old! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I remember when this came out and my mom took me to see it not telling me it was a trilogy...I still recall the rage and betrayal I felt...
That's EXACTLY how I felt when I first watched it. And mad about having to wait for the next one to come out! And again after that one!
I find myself constantly watching this video and the other three. I love how invested he is with the movie as well the characters, and that is I think one of the best parts of these movies because how they make us feel for these characters when something bad happens to them. Frodo especially!
Best quote in my opinion from these videos: "The Daggone Ring!" lol
I have also seen his reaction to this trilogy numerous times.
As a lifelong, passionate LOTR nerd, it is absolutely DELIGHTFUL to watch you react to this!!