..........Bwaaaaaaahhh! (excessive tears). I know. That’s the sh-t! I haven’t seen this scene in over 5 years now..... until just now. I’m crying all over again. I wish somebody would profess their love and say something to me like that!
@Noah Redding Oh come on. Any cultured person knows Shakespeare is extremely pornographic. People trying to be pretentious use Shakespeare to appear to have, "taste." Romance and sex are different qualities. Porn is sex for sale and that is not conducive to romance. Romance is personal effort. It's not an attack/value judgement, but they are definitely different things.
@Noah Redding Well, I must bow to your intelligent and well sourced rebuttal and I capitulate. I retract my comment, which, upon reflection was written after a disappointing day had skewed my perspective at the time. So I say Well Said to you.
I recommend kabhi khushi kabhie gham, have you seen it? Obviously it’s a much different genre, much more light hearted but if you search this specific song Yeh Ladka Hai Allah |❤ Love Song❤ | Shahrukh Khan, Kajol | Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan And watch it at least twice (I wasn’t sure what to make of the movie first time) would be interesting to see what you think. Preferably watch the whole film, but if you don’t mind spoilers, that song is great
_"It is mine to give to whom I will... like my heart."_ - the way that Liv Tyler delivers that stunningly poetic line is impeccable. Their love is the greatest fictional romance of all time, IMHO 🙏🏼💙😍
wilder linares I just watched the two trilogies back to back and I cried like a baby the last few scenes. These movies are so magical. I wish there were another trilogy in the making.
“You said you’d bind yourself to me.” When she looks up, and all you see is her eyes, I swear that’s one of the most beautiful scenes. Liv Tyler is so pretty.
“And to that I hold. I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone.” “I choose a mortal life.” You FEEL that. Arwen could live on and on forever, but she tells the man she loves, who doubts himself and his worthiness of her, that if she can have a thousand lifetimes yet each one is without him, “then what’s the point?” If she can only have one lifetime with him, then one is all she’ll ever need.
Fun fact: The first time Arwen and Aragorn met, it was in the forest near Rivendell. She barely noticed him, but he was completely lovestruck. She started to fall in love with him when he stayed in Lórien, dressed in Elvish clothes, as a guest of Galadriel and Celeborn. Here, he says, "I thought I had strayed into a dream," meaning the first time he saw her, he thought she was Lúthien Tinúviel (famed for her beauty, who was Arwen's great grandmother, who also chose mortality for the love of her future husband).
@MinecraftPro15 Elros is the ancestor of Aragorn but not of Luthien or Arwen. Elros was Arwen's uncle and brother of Elrond, while Luthien was Elros great-granmother, and Arwens great-great-granmother. Aragorn is Elros (33 generations) descendant. I think you actually meant a "he" not a "she" in your comment.
They used to say that Arwen was actually very similar to her great-greatgranmother Luthien, to the point of suggesting that Aragorn and Arwen were reincarnations of Beren and Luthien.
ejstrayer There is none. She gave up immortality for love...unconditional love...perfect moment,scene...trilogy. Agreed,its so powerful...I get goosebumps everytime she says "I chose a mortal life" and Aniron in the background makes it even more perfect.
The emotion Mortensen is able to express just with his eyes is heartbreaking: Aragorn worried sick for Arwen, not wanting such an end for her. Love and lovely, and still absolutely breathtaking almost 20 years later.
Exactly was thinking this after watching recent shows. The subtle emotion and depth shown in this trilogy makes it the masterpiece it is. They make you emotionally invested in the lives of the characters as if you're part of it. Other interactions of Tolkien's work is just visuals without any real content. I believe thats what sets this trilogy above all else
It's really a credit to the actors, direction, writing, and overall strength of character of the production that two characters who share so few scenes 'truly' together onscreen portray such and enduring and powerful romantic connection. You can feel the length and depth of it, even in scenes they're miles apart. It's so effectively conveyed.
It’s really awkward for Elrond when you really think about it because like, Aragorn is his kid in all but blood. He raised him from two years old. He explicitly loves him like a son. So basically two of his kids are in love with each other.
Yes indeed - Jacko is maligned for the execrable Hobbit trilogy, but here he displays delicacy and sensitivity in allowing Tyler and Mortensen this scene. Any who have read the Silmarillion will understand the depth and power of this scene, one day I pray we will see the Silmarillion and understand the link between Beren and Luthien and this scene in Rivendell.
I love that the first scene is included so we can remember that Aragorn has his insecurities and love Arwen so much that he allows Arwen to look at his insecurities and let her comfort him. I love how Tolkien portrays love.
I'm the type of guy who isn't big on romantic scenes, but Peter Jackson perfectly captured this, to the point of yearning. The soft, subtle choir in the background, the gentle lull of the waterfall as it tumbles down the rocks, the moonlight illuminating the two... It fills me with a sense of emptiness that I don't have this in my life, and probably won't for a long, long while.
@@ocjok3r Such is the charge of men. Many of us aren’t meant for unbridled romance, but harder things. Work, warfare, and the like. May we find purpose in whatever path we end up on.
In adulthood, I felt a skeptic like Aragorn. Both as a man, and a love interest. I felt there was no love to be had with failure after failure. In recent years, I, too, was ready to face the ages of this world alone. But this year, my bride will be walking down the aisle to Enya’s “Aniron.” Some things you can’t explain in the words of Men. But what comes close is this scene. This fandom. Thank you, Tolkien. Thank you, Peter Jackson. For illustrating what my heart and mind could not begin to express in words.
There is no greater love scene. It’s just pure perfection: the music, her gaze, his gentleness, their chemistry... These movies are just an anomaly really. There’s no movie before or after them that even remotely compare.
My boyfriend and I are huge LOTR fans, and we often have Arwen and Aragorn's romantic and beautiful Sindarin Elvish conversation on the bridge here in this scene, as if we were them in real life.
Even more perfect when you compare it to the scene where he let's Frodo go. Same hand closing shot. Frodo holds out the ring and Arragorn refuses to take it, unbounded power in his grasp and he let's go. Just like Arwen gives over her immortality, both could have had everything that others desire more than all else, but they had each other and rejected power and eternal life. Beautiful scene and perfect parallels to each other
Not only will we probably never see another trilogy as good as the LOTR, but it's becoming increasingly rarer to see a pure scene of a man and a woman expressing their love for each other, how sad is that?
😂. Ok. There’s. Lot of reasons for that. Here. It fits. It’s part of the story. Filmmakers have realized they don’t always have to shoehorn in a romance into every movie- thank goodness. They still make plenty of these types of “ pure love” movie moments.
Fellowship is a masterclass in building crescendo and this scene is such a perfect pause. It could very well be the single best scene in cinematic history.
This is so gentle, so pure, so unique - I can't remember another love story being portrayed this way ever since. I remember rewatching their scenes in whole trilogy many times - it was so beautiful, out-of-this-world beautiful...
This just tells me that no matter how dark a mans world can be... the love of your life will always be their light through the darkness... Even a big tough guy like me enjoys beautiful things like this.
@@Powerhaus88Aragorn could cry, show affection to his friends, heal, sing, read poetry. But he could also kick ass and defend everything he loved and showed incredible strength of character and concern for well being of others. At no point do we consider him a weak man because of crying because we know he's not weak.
After reviewing all the comments, I see that I was not the only one that was moved by this love scene. I cant recall any other movie that had such a powerful impact on my life. Everyone searches for this kind of love and every man hopes to live a glorious life and die a honorable death
0:50 BRUH The way the camera pans through the divine magical wood city and down to the little intimate spot where they meet is just...this small moment is levels above movies nowadays.
I just love this scene. The fact that it has such a beautiful piece of film music underneath it, used so quietly and subtly, makes the whole thing such a rare and exquisite jewel.
I've always appreciated the cinematography of these films. Unlike many films, this trilogy actually focuses on faces and eyes. In old films eyes and face were always the focus because of how much you can express yourself with close-ups. 1:33 eyes can say much without talking.
I always loved Arwen's response to Aragorn. Instead of arguing or trying to convince Aragorn she just says with absolutely confidence "it's mine to give to who I will." Her look afterward is one of "you don't get any say in this, the choice is all me buddy."
Heart breaking . . . "I would rather share one lifetime with you, than face all ages of this world alone" "It is mine to give to whom I will, like my heart"
Imagine someone loving you so deeply that they throw away immortality for you, maybe it's the nerd in me but that's a level of romance you get in very few stories.
This scene overwhelms me everytime to the point of tears it is so beautifully captured. (Snif) (grabs tissue) (HONK!) Their love is truly legendary. Poor Eowyn never had a chance. Aragorn was only being polite to her, which she mistook for reciprocated affection.
Fun fact: Tolkien originally planned to have Aragorn and Eowyn marry, but he decided Aragorn was "too old and grim" for Eowyn, so he created Faramir for her and Arwen for Aragorn. Two great couples.
Luckily, Aragorn turns her down in literally the nicest way possible - “It is but a shadow and a thought that you love. I cannot give you what you seek.”
Greatest trilogy of all time for several reasons, as this little but incredible scene shows: the atmosphere of a living fairytale in flesh and blood, storyline, dialogue, acting, score. Utterly magnificent.
Well said. When a movie known for battle scenes and fantasy can drop a love scene this gripping and emotional with little screen time between the 2 characters up to this point, it says something about the film’s quality. I only wish Rings of Power could have scenes like this in quality.
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This is truly the most romantic scene in film I have ever seen.
Unbelievable they made those movies that long ago, they can easily hold up with modern action movies. Not to mention the story itself. It's just perfect for me.
This is the very essence of a high romance. Amazing! It could have been overdone but they kept a light touch on the music and the simplicity of their words.
I think part of what makes these scenes so great is that they work on two levels: if you're a casual viewer, unfamiliar with Tolkien's world, it's a powerful and effective portrayal of doubt, fate, and love; if you know the history of Isildur, Beren and Luthien, Numenor, and the Doom of Men, it's an evocation of some of the most foundational themes of Tolkien's work. It would be so easy to either jettison the mythos in favor of a simplified version or go all-in and alienate most viewers, but Peter Jackson and his team did an outstanding job of walking a fine line between both approaches, not only in this scene but in many parts of the trilogy.
This never fails to bring tears to my eyes. One of my favorite scenes in the trilogy, so beautiful from start to finish - not to mention the score. It's perfect.
Every time I view this video or see this scene on my DVD set, I weep uncontrollably. I'm crying now as I type this. It's so beautiful. The acting is superb, and it feels so real. The way they gaze into each other's eyes, the expressive emotions on their faces, the content of the dialog is so deep and profound....... it just wrenches my heartstrings, I'm so achingly overflowing with love , joy, and happiness for them. They're just fictional characters I know, but their portrayal is pure, direct, simple and true. Very splendid and lovely indeed. They don't make 'em like this anymore boys and girls....... Enjoy! P.S. PETER JACKSON RULES!!! LOL!
This is already beyond any expectations, I don't even know what to say. This scene has a unique and beautiful romantic spirit. Arwen and Aaragorn are very iconic and original characters.
I remember first seeing this scene back when the movie first came out. I don't think I breathed, and it seemed that time stopped. It was that beautiful. It still is.
AmvReverdedStudios you’ll be alone forever then since twerking, empty headed, selfish, mean spirited, cheating sluts with ugly tattoos all over their idiot bodies are all that Clown World produces.
i found a love like this and fucked it up boys. I fucked it up by perverting it and other mistakes.... been a year + and still can't get over her. just kill me guys....
I love the romance between them. I read somewhere that Tolkien and his wife gravestone describe their relationship as a mortal man married to a elf princess. I haven't read all Tolkien books but it always made me think of Arwen and Aragorn relationship bind by love but separated by being different.
Its Beren and Luthien, the first love between a mortal and an Elf who happened in the 1rst Age (the LOTRs is on the 3rd Age.) So great was their love that they died and were given a second chance to live together on earth after their quest to get one of the Silmarils ended tragically (It's the most epic love story in Tolkien's works). Beren and Luthien story is very similar to that of Arwen and Aragorn, but what is ironic is that Beren and Luthien are Arwen's Great-great-grandparents and Aragorns 35 generation ancestors. They were even said to look very much like them, and even believed to be a reeincarnation of them. Arwen is said to have bring the beauty of Luthien back into the world, as she looked exactly like her... PD: Aragorn sings a song to them in the Fellowship of the Ring's Movie, when they are heading to Amon Sul
"I would rather share one lifetime with you, than face all the ages of this world alone" This line, in the way Arwen says it, with that look in her eyes... Breaks me up every time. Tears just role down my cheeks, I can't help it. This is TrueLove...
The power of love in this one scene eclipses everything in Game of Thrones. The dire, genuine, profound connection between these two, as well as the casting, will move anyone, and give them goosebumps.
Showers? um...It's Rivendell....waterfalls everywhere! Plenty of showers! Toilet paper is overrated, nothing a nice clean leaf wont take care of. And your body will adjust to the temperatures. Actually the elves seem to live quite luxuriously. I wouldn't be surprised if they had some form of toilet paper.
Well the elves are magic. I think it's unlikely I'll get to be an elf. If we lived in Rivendell, I'm pretty sure most of us would be, like, horse-poo cleaners, or chicken farmers, or whoever massages the kings feet.
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"I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone." Man, that's one of my favorite lines in the whole trilogy.
YES!
Black Gate Speech was my personal favorite, but it's hard to choose because there are so many
Really? My favorite was "Aaaaaarrrrrgggghhh"-Some unknown Orc.
That’s One or maybe the best romantic líne ever about LOVE and also best LOVE scene Eveer 😍.
..........Bwaaaaaaahhh! (excessive tears). I know. That’s the sh-t! I haven’t seen this scene in over 5 years now..... until just now. I’m crying all over again. I wish somebody would profess their love and say something to me like that!
They hit the jackpot casting Liv Tyler as Arwen. Her beauty and voice is out of this world.
Literally
She could play Arwen in 10 years and still look the same.
@@DosisKafkiana YES
She is beautiful!
Think all of the Lord of the Rings casting is a perfect storm of factors converging
I like that they can portray such love without being sexually explicit.
That is called *romance*. Forgotten in today's porn saturated world.
@Noah Redding Oh come on. Any cultured person knows Shakespeare is extremely pornographic. People trying to be pretentious use Shakespeare to appear to have, "taste." Romance and sex are different qualities. Porn is sex for sale and that is not conducive to romance. Romance is personal effort. It's not an attack/value judgement, but they are definitely different things.
Take notes Amazon.
@Noah Redding Well, I must bow to your intelligent and well sourced rebuttal and I capitulate. I retract my comment, which, upon reflection was written after a disappointing day had skewed my perspective at the time. So I say Well Said to you.
I feel this is also because Tolkien's elven language is so eloquent and sounds so beautiful
That music is otherworldly.
Aniron by Enya
Enya for the win!!!
@R C Nelson - Absolutely.
@@LiyemEanapay Not it.
That's the magic of Enya.
Viggo Mortensen and Liv Tyler had outstanding chemistry and captured this love story perfectly
20 years later, they are STILL Peak Romance.
💯
I would love them to make a movie about the whole story of Aragorn and Arwen.🙏
Arwen so supportive, Aragorn so honest and vulnerable. This is how true love is portrayed. These scenes are so rare in film now.
I recommend kabhi khushi kabhie gham, have you seen it?
Obviously it’s a much different genre, much more light hearted but if you search this specific song
Yeh Ladka Hai Allah |❤ Love Song❤ | Shahrukh Khan, Kajol | Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan
And watch it at least twice (I wasn’t sure what to make of the movie first time) would be interesting to see what you think.
Preferably watch the whole film, but if you don’t mind spoilers, that song is great
Also:
K3G - Shahrukh sees Kajol for the first time... ( Love at first sight)
Last of the Mohicans another good one
_"It is mine to give to whom I will... like my heart."_ - the way that Liv Tyler delivers that stunningly poetic line is impeccable. Their love is the greatest fictional romance of all time, IMHO 🙏🏼💙😍
so sad movies like this aren't made any more , been about 16 yrs and still to this day this trilogy is the best in the world ...
damn fuckin right brother. im watching this and im down for another marathon of LOTR
wilder linares I just watched the two trilogies back to back and I cried like a baby the last few scenes. These movies are so magical. I wish there were another trilogy in the making.
Yeah I ain't seen no Hobbits in Star Wars.
Nowday it will be Gay Aragorn kiss Disabled Black Arwen.
@@LongVu-lh9el Don´t even mention it. This is darker than saurons clouds, language and darker than depts of Moria!Or Shelob´s lair.
“You said you’d bind yourself to me.”
When she looks up, and all you see is her eyes, I swear that’s one of the most beautiful scenes. Liv Tyler is so pretty.
Its very fierce. That's the vibe I get. Like "I love this man with all my heart and nobody can EVER change that and damn anyone who challenges it".
“And to that I hold. I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone.”
“I choose a mortal life.”
You FEEL that. Arwen could live on and on forever, but she tells the man she loves, who doubts himself and his worthiness of her, that if she can have a thousand lifetimes yet each one is without him, “then what’s the point?” If she can only have one lifetime with him, then one is all she’ll ever need.
i love their love. It`s pure, soft and gentle.
Unlike the virgin Twilight couple-🤮
and incestuous 😅
Yes it is
We are all grateful Nicolas Cage turned down the role of Aragorn when we see this
🤣🤣🤣
💀💀 I never even knew he turned it down. Praise the Lord above.
Plus peter Jackson wanted British accents in Middle-earth not American
Jesus I’m so glad Viggo exists. Nicholas cage would’ve made this trilogy mediocre at best.
If it was gonna be anyone else it was gonna be Russell Crowe but thank god we got lord viggo
All men need a woman like Arwen. And all women need a man like Aragorn. The most beautiful love story ever put on film.
Not all deserve it though.
Infj infp iconic duo
preach
Indeed.
Not as good as anakin and 😂😂padme😂
Fun fact: The first time Arwen and Aragorn met, it was in the forest near Rivendell. She barely noticed him, but he was completely lovestruck. She started to fall in love with him when he stayed in Lórien, dressed in Elvish clothes, as a guest of Galadriel and Celeborn.
Here, he says, "I thought I had strayed into a dream," meaning the first time he saw her, he thought she was Lúthien Tinúviel (famed for her beauty, who was Arwen's great grandmother, who also chose mortality for the love of her future husband).
What? How do you know that? Where did that come from?
@@Ferelmakina magic.
@@Ferelmakina You can find all info about Middle earth in the Silmarilion, the Unfinished tales, and the volumes of the history of middle earth.
@MinecraftPro15 Elros is the ancestor of Aragorn but not of Luthien or Arwen. Elros was Arwen's uncle and brother of Elrond, while Luthien was Elros great-granmother, and Arwens great-great-granmother. Aragorn is Elros (33 generations) descendant. I think you actually meant a "he" not a "she" in your comment.
They used to say that Arwen was actually very similar to her great-greatgranmother Luthien, to the point of suggesting that Aragorn and Arwen were reincarnations of Beren and Luthien.
I challenge anyone to find a more romantic scene in a movie. Everything about this is perfect. So powerful it brings tears to my eyes.
+Patsy Del Angel nope
+ejstrayer Jack...Jack there's boat...Jack..I will never let go..i promise.
+ejstrayer UM, Aragorn and Arwen flashback scene in two towers!?
ejstrayer There is none. She gave up immortality for love...unconditional love...perfect moment,scene...trilogy. Agreed,its so powerful...I get goosebumps everytime she says "I chose a mortal life" and Aniron in the background makes it even more perfect.
one of the most beautiful scenes ever! shalom
The emotion Mortensen is able to express just with his eyes is heartbreaking: Aragorn worried sick for Arwen, not wanting such an end for her. Love and lovely, and still absolutely breathtaking almost 20 years later.
Probably the most underrated actor working today
Yes to all of this. The tiny facial movements in Viggo’s nonverbal acting are just unparalleled.
Eyes are the window to your soul.
Exactly was thinking this after watching recent shows. The subtle emotion and depth shown in this trilogy makes it the masterpiece it is. They make you emotionally invested in the lives of the characters as if you're part of it. Other interactions of Tolkien's work is just visuals without any real content. I believe thats what sets this trilogy above all else
It's really a credit to the actors, direction, writing, and overall strength of character of the production that two characters who share so few scenes 'truly' together onscreen portray such and enduring and powerful romantic connection. You can feel the length and depth of it, even in scenes they're miles apart. It's so effectively conveyed.
~One of the most romantic scenes in cinema history~
Elrond: *STRANGE--*
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Gold.
I was looking for this comment!
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It’s really awkward for Elrond when you really think about it because like, Aragorn is his kid in all but blood. He raised him from two years old. He explicitly loves him like a son. So basically two of his kids are in love with each other.
This is THE most romantic scene of any movie ever.
"It is mine to give to whom I will - like my heart".
:')
So ❤
This line gets me every time. Arwen is so poetic in this scene.
Even after all these years, this is still my favorite romantic movie scene!
Yes indeed - Jacko is maligned for the execrable Hobbit trilogy, but here he displays delicacy and sensitivity in allowing Tyler and Mortensen this scene. Any who have read the Silmarillion will understand the depth and power of this scene, one day I pray we will see the Silmarillion and understand the link between Beren and Luthien and this scene in Rivendell.
hmrhuang Yes!! And one of my absolutely favourite couple ever!!
hmrhuang so true
hmrhuang lol
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I love that the first scene is included so we can remember that Aragorn has his insecurities and love Arwen so much that he allows Arwen to look at his insecurities and let her comfort him. I love how Tolkien portrays love.
This scene is so hypnotizing and magical. That gorgeous background and her hair. She looks like a real elf.
She is so stunning, what a gorgeous and pure face....
Who says she isn't?
Go watch an interview with her in these past couple of years. She hasn't changed at all.
Ever fuck an elf?
Liv Tyler is one of the most beautiful women i’ve seen in my life (she really is a natural beauty)
to everyone who reads this: I wish you find the same pure, eternal and constant love Arwen and Aragorn had 💜
ditto
Thanks love! Same to you!
Yes indeed.
You too.😊😊
This type of love doesn't exist in our world.
The purity and depth of their love is just so beautiful.
Not really, she had to go back so he wouldn't hooked up with Eowen.
@@jelena7440 he never had any intentions towards Éowyn at all. He had a soft spot for her, sure, but it was not romantic by any stretch of the word.
@@9401maru who knows, if Arwen left never to return, he would probably marry Eowen.
@@jelena7440 what about Faramir
@@Hannah-mn2qn he was a rebound, second choice.
I'm the type of guy who isn't big on romantic scenes, but Peter Jackson perfectly captured this, to the point of yearning. The soft, subtle choir in the background, the gentle lull of the waterfall as it tumbles down the rocks, the moonlight illuminating the two... It fills me with a sense of emptiness that I don't have this in my life, and probably won't for a long, long while.
You probably never will. Neither will I. Most men won't. But I am happy for those who will.
@@ocjok3r Such is the charge of men. Many of us aren’t meant for unbridled romance, but harder things. Work, warfare, and the like.
May we find purpose in whatever path we end up on.
@@_Cato_ excuse me but you live in a fantasy world
@@rivaxbcz9227 Your name is bouchez lmao
@@_Cato_ what's the problem with my name?
In adulthood, I felt a skeptic like Aragorn. Both as a man, and a love interest. I felt there was no love to be had with failure after failure. In recent years, I, too, was ready to face the ages of this world alone. But this year, my bride will be walking down the aisle to Enya’s “Aniron.” Some things you can’t explain in the words of Men. But what comes close is this scene. This fandom. Thank you, Tolkien. Thank you, Peter Jackson. For illustrating what my heart and mind could not begin to express in words.
Viggo should have gotten an oscar for this
And Liv too!
No question
Not really
@@methamphetamineaddict5217 you're right. His acting talent is better than those shitty Oscars
Both Viggo and Liv should have. Absolutely great performances from them both
What I love most about this scene is the fact he literally holds her heart in his hand.
And the way he says “You CANNOT give me this” - he knows how big this is. I love Viggo’s performance in these movies so much.
Hands down the best romantic scene in movie history. The soundtrack, the writing, the acting - everything.
Agreed 💯
I love how much Elvish the actors got to speak in this whole trilogy. It adds so much.
Viggo especially campaigned in many of his scenes even when it was not scripted as he wanted it to feel as authentic as possible 😊
I wish I met someone like who loves me like this
Awww! I have - it is our only prayer that we die together so one cannot outlive the other.....
***** Thank you! :-)
The Spurs Dynasty Love has to be mutual. You should love too or else you will only break someone's heart.
+Oscar Spark
Very true
In today's world, good luck. You'll have much greater odds with an Asian chick. Just some friendly advise 😁
21 years since this trilogy ended, and its still the best movie Trilogy to ever be made 🔥
"I would rather share one lifetime with you, than face all the ages of this world alone"
It killed me
Aragorn and Arwen are the perfect fantasy couple! Every time I watch Lord of The Rings, my heart always gets touched by this amazing love story.
There is no greater love scene. It’s just pure perfection: the music, her gaze, his gentleness, their chemistry... These movies are just an anomaly really. There’s no movie before or after them that even remotely compare.
💯
My boyfriend and I are huge LOTR fans, and we often have Arwen and Aragorn's romantic and beautiful Sindarin Elvish conversation on the bridge here in this scene, as if we were them in real life.
Daniella Valadez Relationship goals ❤
Daniella Valadez wish you 2 the BEST in your relationship :)
My best wishes to you both
Daniella Valadez lol can I have your love life!?!
Absolute goals!!!! I am very jeal but so glad there is a couple actually as awesome as you guys on this planet
Every time I watch this, I become speechless. Everything in the entire scene is so perfect. Every last detail.
It really propulse the movie to epic scale. It is scene like this that makes this movie so stellar and so above average
Even more perfect when you compare it to the scene where he let's Frodo go. Same hand closing shot. Frodo holds out the ring and Arragorn refuses to take it, unbounded power in his grasp and he let's go. Just like Arwen gives over her immortality, both could have had everything that others desire more than all else, but they had each other and rejected power and eternal life. Beautiful scene and perfect parallels to each other
Ugh... the most beautiful, enchanting, and pure romantic scene, ever.
this was one of the very first love scene’s i ever saw as a kid, and it still makes my heart feel all fluttery inside.
Not only will we probably never see another trilogy as good as the LOTR, but it's becoming increasingly rarer to see a pure scene of a man and a woman expressing their love for each other, how sad is that?
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The Marxist/Feminist takeover of the West... everything woke turns to shit
😂. Ok. There’s. Lot of reasons for that. Here. It fits. It’s part of the story. Filmmakers have realized they don’t always have to shoehorn in a romance into every movie- thank goodness.
They still make plenty of these types of “ pure love” movie moments.
@@terrygracy8345let’s also credit Tolkien here for writing such a beautiful and romantic story without any sex
@@terrygracy8345don't understand your comment.
Fellowship is a masterclass in building crescendo and this scene is such a perfect pause. It could very well be the single best scene in cinematic history.
This is so gentle, so pure, so unique - I can't remember another love story being portrayed this way ever since.
I remember rewatching their scenes in whole trilogy many times - it was so beautiful, out-of-this-world beautiful...
Their chemistry sizzles with no need for nudity. This is true old-fashioned cinematic romance.
Very old fashion considering they're cousins. 😂
@@saljpal3 Cousins about 65 generations removed.
Aragorn and Arwen; among the best romantic scenes ever in film, people that see these scenes will undoubtedly enjoy them.
This just tells me that no matter how dark a mans world can be... the love of your life will always be their light through the darkness... Even a big tough guy like me enjoys beautiful things like this.
Real men cry.😊
@@deepbrunettesmartie2743 They do, problem is women consider them weak and unattractive for doing it.
Hypergamy and Briffault's laws are programed into their sex's dna and biology. No way around the curses of Eve 😢 @@Powerhaus88
@@Powerhaus88Aragorn could cry, show affection to his friends, heal, sing, read poetry. But he could also kick ass and defend everything he loved and showed incredible strength of character and concern for well being of others. At no point do we consider him a weak man because of crying because we know he's not weak.
After reviewing all the comments, I see that I was not the only one that was moved by this love scene. I cant recall any other movie that had such a powerful impact on my life. Everyone searches for this kind of love and every man hopes to live a glorious life and die a honorable death
Except for narcissists - they have no honor or care for who they hurt. Dodging them is like walking through a minefield searching for love, I'm told.
Arwen and Aragorn 🖤❤️. I always rewatch this scene a few times because it is truly magic. Enya singing Elvish in the background completes it all
This scene is the epitome of true love..executed beautifully
0:50 BRUH The way the camera pans through the divine magical wood city and down to the little intimate spot where they meet is just...this small moment is levels above movies nowadays.
A much much much much much much much much much much much much better love story than Twilight!
+TigerTrollUSA agreed
+TigerTrollUSA kermit and ms.piggy is better than twilight
u did not write enough much
LOL
make it a quintillion much, and we barely scratches the surface.
This generation needs movies like this, very beautiful.
I just love this scene. The fact that it has such a beautiful piece of film music underneath it, used so quietly and subtly, makes the whole thing such a rare and exquisite jewel.
The whole trilogy is amazing. The characters, script, story. It reaches such a deep level of the human conscious. Thats how good it is
I've always appreciated the cinematography of these films. Unlike many films, this trilogy actually focuses on faces and eyes. In old films eyes and face were always the focus because of how much you can express yourself with close-ups.
1:33 eyes can say much without talking.
When I got married, this was the music when my bride walked the aisle 😍
So sweet! I pray your marriage is blessed. ❤
Every Aragorn/Arwen scene makes me tear up.
It's 2021 and this scene never gets old. It's a classic and one of my favorites.
There is nothing in this world more hopelessly romantic than this scene.
The voice of Arwen is incredible in that scene
I always loved Arwen's response to Aragorn. Instead of arguing or trying to convince Aragorn she just says with absolutely confidence "it's mine to give to who I will." Her look afterward is one of "you don't get any say in this, the choice is all me buddy."
Heart breaking . . .
"I would rather share one lifetime with you, than face all ages of this world alone"
"It is mine to give to whom I will, like my heart"
That has to be the most tender love scene in any movie ever.
Imagine someone loving you so deeply that they throw away immortality for you, maybe it's the nerd in me but that's a level of romance you get in very few stories.
This scene overwhelms me everytime to the point of tears it is so beautifully captured. (Snif) (grabs tissue) (HONK!) Their love is truly legendary. Poor Eowyn never had a chance. Aragorn was only being polite to her, which she mistook for reciprocated affection.
Fun fact: Tolkien originally planned to have Aragorn and Eowyn marry, but he decided Aragorn was "too old and grim" for Eowyn, so he created Faramir for her and Arwen for Aragorn. Two great couples.
Luckily, Aragorn turns her down in literally the nicest way possible - “It is but a shadow and a thought that you love. I cannot give you what you seek.”
@@lou5956 Hmm...that's interesting that it's what Tolkein originally intended. Arwen and Eowyn are both women of action.
Enya in the background makes this scene more beautiful
Greatest trilogy of all time for several reasons, as this little but incredible scene shows: the atmosphere of a living fairytale in flesh and blood, storyline, dialogue, acting, score. Utterly magnificent.
Well said. When a movie known for battle scenes and fantasy can drop a love scene this gripping and emotional with little screen time between the 2 characters up to this point, it says something about the film’s quality.
I only wish Rings of Power could have scenes like this in quality.
This is truly the most romantic scene in film I have ever seen.
20 years have passed,…and it’s still as captivating as on the first day. This masterpiece of a trilogy has aged like the finest of wines.
Unbelievable they made those movies that long ago, they can easily hold up with modern action movies. Not to mention the story itself. It's just perfect for me.
Honestly it hasn't aged a day like Arwen
"Long years have passed. You did not have the cares you carry now."
This is the very essence of a high romance. Amazing! It could have been overdone but they kept a light touch on the music and the simplicity of their words.
I think part of what makes these scenes so great is that they work on two levels: if you're a casual viewer, unfamiliar with Tolkien's world, it's a powerful and effective portrayal of doubt, fate, and love; if you know the history of Isildur, Beren and Luthien, Numenor, and the Doom of Men, it's an evocation of some of the most foundational themes of Tolkien's work. It would be so easy to either jettison the mythos in favor of a simplified version or go all-in and alienate most viewers, but Peter Jackson and his team did an outstanding job of walking a fine line between both approaches, not only in this scene but in many parts of the trilogy.
1:06
Most beautiful romantic scene of all time in any movie.
So simple yet powerful.
The Enya song in the backround just makes it.
The music in this scene is just beautiful
Jessie Y it's ENYA at her best !!!
Enya for the win!!!
This never fails to bring tears to my eyes. One of my favorite scenes in the trilogy, so beautiful from start to finish - not to mention the score. It's perfect.
No other fantasy project has come anywhere near touching the beauty of LOTR. The power of Tolkein.
Who here wants this type love? This purest rendition of true love? I've never seen such a deep perspective of love on screen like this.
The fact that the scene ends with Elrond saying "strange"
Omg!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Agent Smith: Strange, maybe I should go back the Matrix!
Every time I view this video or see this scene on my DVD set, I weep uncontrollably. I'm crying now as I type this. It's so beautiful. The acting is superb, and it feels so real. The way they gaze into each other's eyes, the expressive emotions on their faces, the content of the dialog is so deep and profound....... it just wrenches my heartstrings, I'm so achingly overflowing with love , joy, and happiness for them. They're just fictional characters I know, but their portrayal is pure, direct, simple and true. Very splendid and lovely indeed. They don't make 'em like this anymore boys and girls....... Enjoy! P.S. PETER JACKSON RULES!!! LOL!
well said , and I love how the music fits so perfect with this moment
I relate so much to your comment
@@cherrimochi wow thanks. I can't believe I said all that ten years ago!……
@@tywilliamnash5078 youtube is almost like a time machine!
This is one of the best love scenes of all time, let alone one of the best scenes in the trilogy….
Enya voices brings angelic love tones which are so soothing 🥰
This is already beyond any expectations, I don't even know what to say. This scene has a unique and beautiful romantic spirit. Arwen and Aaragorn are very iconic and original characters.
I remember first seeing this scene back when the movie first came out. I don't think I breathed, and it seemed that time stopped. It was that beautiful. It still is.
Aragorn is one man ill follow into battle
He can have my sword too..
like Boromir says in the end, "My brother, my captain, my king."
Yes I would follow this man in the battle against insanity
I LOVE the rally scene!!!
The chemistry between these two is insane. These scenes seemed so real.
This ladies and gentleman is why I am still currently single. Until I find someone that makes me feel like this? What am I wasting my time for.
AmvReverdedStudios you’ll be alone forever then since twerking, empty headed, selfish, mean spirited, cheating sluts with ugly tattoos all over their idiot bodies are all that Clown World produces.
Steve Shepard there are some still out there
The reality is not everyone will experience love like this only a fortunate few
i found a love like this and fucked it up boys. I fucked it up by perverting it and other mistakes.... been a year + and still can't get over her. just kill me guys....
Press F for respect for above guy ^ 😔
The on screen chemistry and the background score by Enya. Man.....
Pure, pure love.
We will never get a scene like this in modern movies again. Never.
That's so sad... :(
One of the most beautiful and romantic scenes ever put together in cinema 🙌🏼 The ambience, the music, the words ❤
Over twenty years later and this scene still gets me.
I love the romance between them. I read somewhere that Tolkien and his wife gravestone describe their relationship as a mortal man married to a elf princess. I haven't read all Tolkien books but it always made me think of Arwen and Aragorn relationship bind by love but separated by being different.
Its Beren and Luthien, the first love between a mortal and an Elf who happened in the 1rst Age (the LOTRs is on the 3rd Age.) So great was their love that they died and were given a second chance to live together on earth after their quest to get one of the Silmarils ended tragically (It's the most epic love story in Tolkien's works). Beren and Luthien story is very similar to that of Arwen and Aragorn, but what is ironic is that Beren and Luthien are Arwen's Great-great-grandparents and Aragorns 35 generation ancestors. They were even said to look very much like them, and even believed to be a reeincarnation of them. Arwen is said to have bring the beauty of Luthien back into the world, as she looked exactly like her...
PD: Aragorn sings a song to them in the Fellowship of the Ring's Movie, when they are heading to Amon Sul
@@Alejojojo6 i thought they where only arwens great grandparents
I just totally cry watching this. So beautiful.
Rebecca Bruce Me, too! The scene, the music, and their love for each other just brings tears to my eyes! :'(
"I would rather share one lifetime with you, than face all the ages of this world alone"
This line, in the way Arwen says it, with that look in her eyes...
Breaks me up every time. Tears just role down my cheeks, I can't help it.
This is TrueLove...
One of the most beautiful romantic scenes of all time.
I'm not much for romance, but this scene with Aragorn and Arwen is a definite exception.
This scene the script the music with enya.. Simply Devine...
Their eyes do all of the acting/real talking here. And that pan/zoom-out right at the end…
I still remember the shivers I got when seeing this scene in the theater for the first time.
The power of love in this one scene eclipses everything in Game of Thrones. The dire, genuine, profound connection between these two, as well as the casting, will move anyone, and give them goosebumps.
um...can Rivendell just be real so I can go there now cus I really just wanna go and live there, who's coming with me?
I would absolutely live in Rivendell for all time. I would have no problem in leaving this world behind in order to do so.
Me!
Fuck that, I'm gonna miss toilet paper and daily showers and air conditioning.
Showers? um...It's Rivendell....waterfalls everywhere! Plenty of showers! Toilet paper is overrated, nothing a nice clean leaf wont take care of. And your body will adjust to the temperatures. Actually the elves seem to live quite luxuriously. I wouldn't be surprised if they had some form of toilet paper.
Well the elves are magic. I think it's unlikely I'll get to be an elf. If we lived in Rivendell, I'm pretty sure most of us would be, like, horse-poo cleaners, or chicken farmers, or whoever massages the kings feet.