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Fellowship Of The Ring ~ Extended Edition ~ Aragorn and Boromir train Merry & Pippin HD
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THE KING OF GONDOR DEFEATED BY TWO HOBBITS
+Favillion Bellarion (FAVILLION) Well, one of them is technically the prince of the Shire, so it's okay...kinda.
+Favillion Bellarion (FAVILLION) THE DARK LORD SAURON OF MORDOR DEFEATED BY 2 HOBBITS AND A GOLLUM
+lifes40123 correction: THE DARK LORD SAURON OF MORDOR DEFEATED BY 3 HOBBITS, ONE OF WHICH WAS A METH ADDICT
The King of Gondor AND the heir of the Stewards of Gondor body slammed by Hobbits who then incite the ents to destroy Isengard. They then have two friends that destroy the dark lord himself.
Hobbits are perilous.
Never mess with them Hobbits . They me small in stature and innocent in the naked eyes . But they are ruthless sons of bitches
I wish they showed a little more of Boromir's character before Moria. He was a great guy.
@@yosuasinaga740 no
he really was
This was before the world knew that Sean bean as the actor that Hollywood like to use for dramatic death in every movie he is in, you see Sean bean, you know he is gonna die in the movie
He really is well respected in the books, both by Elves and men.
@@TheMikethoth he was a great warrior.
Merry and Pippin : 1
Aragorn and Boromir : 0
Cheers, hobbits!
For the Shire!!!
mijumi04 mijvmio4
i love the hobbits lol i bet they all find this funny 2 film good job boys
"Men... Men are weak."
I absolutely love this scene. Too bad Boromir doesn't make it past this film. He probably could've brought some additional warmth to the trilogy.
Yeah. He was a great hero. His only flaw was his desperation
Whenever I watch the trilogy I never watch his death, it's the only thing I would change about lotr.
+TheStarToursTraveler Quite a few scenes from Boromir have been removed in the final version shamefully.
Extended Moria, extended Amon hen, Osgilliath scene.
They were actually really good scenes and it's a real shame they got cut. Made him look even more like a hero.
He was a good man, but the ring played to much on his 'will to see Gondors might restored'.
+TheStarToursTraveler If only they'd cast someone other than Sean Bean, he would have been able to live.
Need an actor to play a character that always A: dies or B: gets arrested, call Sean Bean today!
I love this :) Boromir is a treasure. I can't believe some people think he was evil/bad because he tried to take the ring from Frodo. Boromir wasn't the only one that fell under its horrible influence. And he only wanted to use the ring to protect his people, not just for the power it could give him. It was that desperate need and his love for Gondor that made him succumb to that temptation. He regretted it almost immediately and then gave his life to try and save Merry and Pippin. Boromir was a great warrior and a good person.
i think boromir is supposed to the side of man in LOTR that is proud, strong, and good, but also vulnerable to the draw of power. hes much closer to isildur than aragorn is. im glad they gave him a good death though and not some bullshit
#Boromir'slifematters
Sandra Bervoets he knew the winter was coming and wanted the ring to use it to save westeros
There was so much more at that time that Boromir had weighing on his shoulders. Knowing of the existence and scale of a threat still pales in comparison to fighting that threat up close shoulder-to-shoulder with the common man on the front lines.
The Ring probably preyed on that up-close-and-personal dedication to the people of Gondor mercilessly. In the Extended Edition, Boromir seems like the kind of man that knew all of the troops under his command by name, how they were doing, what their lot in life was, and knew that they loved him in return.
I can see the Ring flashing all the faces of his friends and comrades through his mind, promising him that he could save each and every single one of them, and the ones they held dear, if he would just use the Ring's power.
Preach
"Ow!"
"Sorry!"
"For the Shire!"
"That's enough!"
Best dialogue ever.
It's so sad, how Boromir never had a family of his own... He's so good with the hobbits, here. I can easily imagine him with children of his own. It's tragic that his life was cut off so suddenly. He never got to be a father :'(
In the books, that was the kind of relationship he had with Faramir, giving him all of the fatherly support and encouragement that Denathor wouldn't.
He did, he had a wife, six kids, who he loved to bits. He was a great father to his men and people too. He was also a lord.
Hang on...... no that's Boromir's next life. :P
Wait, I'm sorry, but what do you mean by this?
Nicole Zhang What I mean is, Boromir seems like a man who's great with youngsters, it's a shame he never had any kids of his own :( It was always duty, duty, duty. He never got to experience family life.
xxEvangelineRxx Oh sorry, but I wasn't asking the meaning of your statement. I mean on of the replies, that one about him having a family in his next life. Is that another reference to another of Sean Bean's characters or something? But I must say, I wholeheartedly agree with you. Boromir, despite his flaws, was awesome. My fav scene was of him trying Merry and Pippin how to wield a sword.
What if merry and pipin had broken Aragorns back by flipping him, and he could no longer help save Middle earth with his crippled spine.
The king who cannot stand.
+Dan Keal hahaha, I was also thinking that! Merry and Pippin were a bit to much going up in their "training"
+Dan Keal beacuse they know aragorn has more than human power in his body
What?!
lol
This is one of the cutest moments in the first film, with Boromir getting playfully attacked by two Hobbits. It's one of those moments that shows how close he was with Merry and Pippin.
I love how Merry and Pippin just looked at each other right before flipping Aragorn. It was like, “You thinking what I’m thinking? Yep, let’s do it. Go!”
Boromir = Hobbit's big brother :')
CaptainDashund Boromir = EVERYONE'S big brother. Seriously go watch the movie again. Anything NOT involving him & the ring shows how great a guy he is. This training session, his telling Gandalf the mountain trek was gonna kill the hobbits, putting a comforting hand on Gimli's shoulder in Moria, catching hoolding back & carrying Frodo during the bridge scene, holding back & comforting Gimli after Gandalf apparently dies, "GIVE THEM A MOMENT FOR PITY SAKE!", telling Frodo Gandalf didn't die in vain, his genuine & anguished "FRODO I'M SORRY!", his fighting like hell to protect Merry & Pippin, "they took the little ones!". Seriously the guy is really a great guy he just let his desperation get too great.
@@BigBWolf90 boromir is my favourite
Merry and Pippin are bosses. They beat Aragorn and Boromir to the floor!
And that is how the king died.
Lol
Ha!😂😂😂
Suprised he didn't get impaled on the sword on the ground
The way he immediately apologises “sorry!” 0:42 😂 cracks me up for some reason.
This the cutest scene in the entire trilogy... So sweet, everyone just getting along, Aragorn calling the hobbits "gentlemen" and getting upended and losing his precious apple, Boromir laughing. It's so adorable.
When Aragorn said "Gentlemen that's enough!", he genuinely sounded like Johnny Depp ^^
Lu Min N'guyet omg yes
Lu Min N'guyet He is Jack sparrow
Dang. I heard little men that's enough. lol
@@thezord6686 Captain Jack Sparrow
When he walked round to grab them he walked like Jack as well 😂💀😂
This scene is great in so many levels. It shows an emotional conection between Boromir and Merry-Pippin that later will be important when he defends the hobbits. He also trains the hobbits as you can imagine he has done with countless soldiers in Gondor, he is skilled and trying to not to harm them while training but giving them some basic skills.
It also shows how different are Frodo and Sam. Frodo being the positive and Sam being the realistic one. Not a word spoken but so eloquent.
Gimli trying to convince Gandalf and Legolas with his long vision detecting the threat.
All the company is portrayed in one single scene. Beautiful.
So... the Captain of the White City, one of the most powerful mortal warriors of the third age and the future king of Gondor and the foster son of Elrond vs. two hobbits. And the hobbits _dropped_ Aragorn. This is honestly one of my favourite scenes in all of cinema history. But anything with Sean Bean in it is an incredible movie in my opinion. He's just so...._awesome_.
HE LANDED FLAT ON HIS ASS I AM DECEASED lol
Before everything went to fuck
That smile Aragorn gives with his pipe as he watched Mary and Pippin take down Boromir is such a genuine moment!
Gimli: My cousin Balin, he will give us a royal welcome.
In Moria: Who killed him?!
0:53 RIP Aragorn
Especially if he fell on the sword
When Boromir is fighting the Uruk to save Merry and Pippin, there is a scene where Boromir fatally stabs a Uruk and it immediately cuts to Merry and Pippin doing the same exact stab to another Uruk. Showing they actually learned something from the Noble Captain.
I loved this scene in the Extended version, especially when Pippin kicks Boromir in the shin and then they're tickling him before Aragorn tries to break things up and he gets flipped. It showed that Boromir really cared about the Hobbits and how repentant he felt when he was dying that he hadn't resisted the Ring.
RIP Aragorn's apple. Also Boromir's smile and laughter is everything
always fall in love with Boromir because of this scene
gandulf be smoking that good shit
😂😂😂
Just look at Radagast when he tried it.
Lmao, 😂.
It is true that tolkien has never mentionate marjiuana talking about the pipe-weed of the halflings but there are a ton of things that make you believe that it is actually weed. N.1 radagast when he try for the first time the pipe-weed of Gandalf. N.2 Saruman when Gandalf talk about having found the ring in the shire he say "the love of the pipe-weed has confuse your brain" i don't think you will never say this if u talk about tabacco. N.3 When Bilbo talk about the shire he say the most loved things about hobbits and one is eating, and if i'm not mistaken in the book(the lost tales) was saying that the pipe-weed give u a big appetite, like marjiuana. N.4 Also in the same book in a council with Saruman Gandalf say that pipe-weed help you to be relax and help to remaing calm when someone (sarumam) say things with no sense and provocatory. N.5 When pippin and merry found the saruman food storage room they start to smoke and eating at the same time and they were very happy. Every tabacco smoker know that you can't eating and smoking a cigarette and the same time. The tobacco take away your anger the marjiuana no.
His smile at 0:47
I'm not even kidding, I'm suffocating because of this scene. Just, just, can we just take in how amazingly adorable this is? 😍😍😍😂😂😂
We all love Boromir!
I love the apple rolling by his head after he falls 🤣 and the cackling laugh at the end
Why do they always kill off Sean Bean so early? He always makes the best characters.
Because Boromir was killed off in the book.
zorrothefox2000 Yeah I'm not saying he shouldn't have been killed off in LOTR, I'm just saying it's annoying that we don't see more of him because he makes such a good character.
I believe cause it's in his contract. It says that he only plays characters who dies.
Raekwon Da Chef Yea, I would have like to know more about him. He truly are an interesting character. I'm not saying he shouldn't have died bcuz it's such a great and well made (but sad) moment with such emotions that without we would've missed out on a great scene. But still :)
They could have switched Sean and Viggo would have been the exact same movie. People would be wishing Viggo didn't die so early.
so Pipin and Merry just beat the king and 1th capitan of gondor?
Boromir is laughing too much cuz he's enjoying the moment, surprised they got him & remembering his childhood with Faramir. Aragon got caught off guard & was laughing at the whole situation
Bryant Wolford they are being trained by the best and it's showing
So yes they did
1th? Really?
@@cobrarebel29 1rd
great acting apple
almost what a silly silly Apple
I love this scene! Though it makes me sad to remember that Boromir dies later on- he is such a great guy before he was corrupted by the Ring's power :(
Meh to be entirely fair, he wasn't so much "corrupted" by it as much as he couldn't as he couldn't take it any longer and then proceeded to regret it immediately. Gollum and Isildur were corrupted, all boromir wanted was to drive the orcs back into Mordor with the damn thing. And since Frodo had sat on it for almost 20 years and Bilbo for 60+ that takes _forever_ to kick in anyway.
@@wholesome_masochist4113 like gollum and isildurs corruption was due to selfishness and greed. Boromir as he said sought only to defend his people. He knows Gondor is on the brink they're the ones who are keeping mordor back. and without a king he is the only hope left for his people and his biggest fear is seeing all he, faramir and his family have fought for be reduced to ruin. So for a reason to take the ring it was for entirely unselfish reasons
@@jm5887 We both said the same thing in 2 different ways
@@wholesome_masochist4113 yeah I guess so. Oh well nice to see another person who appreciates Boromir
Wow! First time seeing this scene. It is so awesome. It adds colour, warmth, and humour to the adventure of the Fellowship!
How is this your FIRST time seeing this scene? It is in the theatrical version and you just described how you feel about the whole trilogy.
@@christofferjenzen78 it's the extended version
Aragon had Sam and Frodo and Boromir had Merry and Pippin two dads with two sets of children hobbits, love it lmao
Gandalf knew Gimli's cousin was dead, he didn't have the heart to tell him. That's rough.
I love how Legolas (being an Elf with amazing eyesight) is the the first one to Notice the Crabines. Then Gandlaf notices Legolas behavior
0:41 I love Boromir's sincere concern about Merry's fingers. He's a really sweet guy ♥
Anyone else see Legolas slip a bit on the rock?
Yeah lol
Lol he almost died
+Azure Morrell what? WHEN?
You mean at 0:34?
everyone did
0:54 dat laugh, lol :)
Omg, I can't. 😂😂😂
They all are cute. x3
Naturally we'll love Aragorn, Lord Elrond, Galadriel. But Boromir... we love him because he's totally human.
You got a broken toe now don't get a broken skull!
Boromir really was just a victim of circumstances. Nobody can blame him for wanting the ring. Even the mightiest of the Elves Galadriel desired it. He was not a bad person and im glad the extended edition trilogy gave light as to how he was before the council of Elrond.
True
The scene where Aragorn dies :(
Aragon doesn't die in the movies...
It was a joke man. He falls on his back and head at the end of the clip.
Oh shit we accidentally killed Aragorn!
+Clair wait? So he dies in the books?
+Yahbozo12
No
This was such a wholesome scene showing that Boromir wasn’t evil,it was the ring that tempted him❤
0:19 i love gimli saying “gandalf”. every member of fellowship had a specific job but gimli. He feels embrassed about that and tries to prove himself in every opportunity. Badass and cute at the same time.
0:38 Legolas: They're taking the Hobbits to Isengard!
Aragorn: “I will return as the King of Gondor.”
Merry and Pippin: *”We’re about to end this man’s whole career…”*
0:46 Pipin: "What the fuck have I made?"
Oh yh lol
I swear some of the best scenes in the whole trilogy are the little interaction scenes between the Fellowship, even after they’ve split. You get a real feel of friendship like they’re a bunch of mates going on the most dangerous road trip ever.
0:35 Still my one of my favourite scenes.
LotR training montage: lets try to help the hobbits learn to fight (and have some wholesome fun too).
RoP training montage: lets show how Galadriel is a badass by having 4 people try to attack her and fail.
I just went to this scene to understand the diference of characters. Boromir is gentle and wants to improve the fighting skills of the hobbits while Guyladriel is only happy to humiliate some guys to prove she the superior fighter. Night and day.
These hobbits take no prisoners
He's actually good with kids.
0:39 Gandalf: Legolas, what's your elf eyes see?
I always liked this scene. Boromir took a liking to the little ones.
I bet the actors were actually enjoying that moment.
One of my favourite moments when boromir was a good guy and smiled. 😄
I was really shocked to see Sean Bean survive this attack from the hobbits.
Merry and Pippin are like young children; they’re innocent minded and wonderful
Hahahahahaha! I can't stop laughing when they knock Aragorn over.
Thud!
Boromir-Good! Very Good!
Aragorn-Move your feet!
Boromir-You know nothing Jon Snow!
That one fight is better than every battle in the Hobbit combined
Harry Peters 👏
No... Elves charging into orcs in battle of 5 armies was awesome
I don’t know why you hate on the hobbit so much just another toxic fan 🤷♀️
Pippin and Merry are savages XD
They beat full grown men to the ground.
Dad “We’re not getting Hobbits!”
0:47 Dad when the family brings home hobbits.
I used to at least disliked his character when I saw the movies back as a kid and appreciate him as I got older, but when seeing the extended version with Boromir like this and giving the tension of going to Mt. Doom some levity, with fun and laughter, Boromir became one of my favorite tragic characters.
I forgot about this scene. It makes sense how Boromir was so determined and willing to die to protect specifically Merry and Pippin.
I love the wholesomeness of this scene
Future King just got judo flipped by two 3ft tall hobbits
It's Pippen's "for the Shire!" battle cry that kills me the most here.
Oh my :) one of my favorite Extended-scenes... So funny and heartwarming... I love it how even the otherwise so serious Aragorn is smiling from ear to ear at 0:45 :)
Omg they just beat Aragorn up 😂😂😂😂
I wince every time Aragorn whacks the back of his head like that. It's death by Hobbit :D
The extended edition was immediately better than the theatrical just with more Boromoir scenes alone
God, they should be more careful with Aragorn, he’s 87!
Citizen of middle earth: So.. Why didn't Aragorn help us fight?
Gandalf: Those damn Hobbits broke his spine
Boromir was so good with the hobbits, I wish he would have lasted longer in the movie :((
This scene is so funny
I just watched tbe extended version of the Fellowship for the first time. If anyone has any doubts about it being worth it - yes, yes it is. The whole film makes more sense.
I love the poetic justice of the apple rolling by Aragorn’s head when he hits the ground!
Ned Stark - beaten by hobbits.
Pippin: ow!
Boromir: 0_0...sorry!
*Kick*
Argh!
*Boof*
Merry & pippin: AAHH!
*Everybody laughs*
I can't help laugh at that bit! XD
0:23 i just realized that its the same balin who died in moria that was with bilbo.
Yessir
Such a great movie. So much heart and chemistry between the actors. Great messages about life too.
Dad: *doesn't want hobbits*
Family: *brings hobbits home anyway*
Dad and the hobbits: 0:47
Boromir is a good man.
It's just adorable when Boromir is being playful with Merry and Pippin.
This is definitely one of the cutest scenes thorughout the trilogy. It shows what a great person Boromir actually is. He just couldn't resist the power of the ring among with many others.
FOR THE SHIRE!!!! LOTR is truly a timeless classic! I come back to these movies from time to time when I take the wrong path in life and find my days are filled with worry and grief. They comfort me like an old friend and remind me that no matter how hard things get....there is always hope
This was a great scene, we got to see Frodo and Sam smile. It was nice to see Mary and Pippin getting lessons from Boromir. Seeing them knocking him down and having fun was a good scene. I laughed when the future king of Gondor was defeated by two hobbits, it’s just so funny two grown men of Gordor can’t win against two hobbits half their size. It’s one of my favourite scenes, it was really sweet to see the fellowship bounding, and relaxing.
It's such a small scene in the movie, but it's honestly a wonderful one at that.
Whos here after that "training" scene from Rings of power
I like to think pippin and merry had this planned but flipping Aragon wasn’t, they’re just that in sync w each other lol
0:52 that’s how the King of Gondor got defeated by 2 hobbits
One of the sweetest scenes in the trilogy. Boromir is such a treasure...
0:56 Random apple.
Merry and Pippin had more training than Rey Palpatine.
So sad, yet so true
At 0:54 the rolling apple looks like a pokeball.
I didn't notice that before. Cool! Somebody's trying to capture Aragorn. Who could it be?... Xp
I bet it was Gandalf XD
Ah. He was hired by Elrond, I see. What a unique way to get rid of your daughter's boyfriend.
XD Nice Job Elrond XD
Gotta catch em all!!
I love how Merry and Pippin flipped Aragorn on the ground