I love how Galadriel looked at Samwise as she said "yet hope remains while the company is true." She looked in Samwise's heart and saw he would never betray Frodo. Sam is the unsung hero of the story. Frodo would never have succeeded without him.
Roger Black Yes Samwise the brave is a true friend he would have drouned jus to get to his friend that love also he whooped the last daughter of Ungoliant
@@molinj.710 She raped Frodo and gave birth to mix of Hobbit and Elf child that become monster aka new Sauron, so it was revealed how Sauron was created and that history repeats over and over again, they are in the loop and Sauron is Frodo's son. Did you even read the books lol?
Molin J. He was making a joke. But Lady Galadriel can read peoples minds and when Boromir looked into her eyes she saw that he would betray the fellowship and this is why he starts weeping. She then later goes on to tell Frodo that he will be betrayed and the he knows who will try to take it and should be careful.
Emily Norris They were able to get the ents moving after centuries of not taking part on the events of Middle-Earth. I think they did enough not be considered as failures.
This scene was a transcendental experience in the cinema the first time I saw it. This scene happened not long after Gandalf's death. I had never read the books. I had no idea Gandalf was coming back. It was as if his power and wisdom hadn't been enough to support the quest and some had to take his place, the fate of Frodo's journey with the ring had to be guided by someone else, someone more powerful - Galadriel. I watched them climb the stairs around the trunk of the tree towards Galadriel's home - it looked like a church that had grown naturally out of the forest. And then she stepped down the stairs, from above, from the light, enrobed in it. There was this air about her of "So... I must involve myself in the affairs of the material Universe, it seems. How does one do this? It has been so long. Ah, yes, speech, I talk now. That is what happens. Hm. Let me see. Words. How do they work? Ah, I remember... yes, I remember..." It was breathtaking. It was a lot to do with the point in the story in which she emerged, but my goodness it worked. The need to destroy the ring stopped being a matter of survival and urgency and took on this sense of something beyond, of divine purpose. As if the purpose of the entire world was for evil to be confronted and destroyed, and she was the only person who fully understood this. I was enraptured. It was more like being in a magic spell than watching a movie in a cinema. It was like God was talking.
She senses his desires for the Ring but tells him not to give in because even now, there is hope through her telepathic conversation. Boromir has been stressed out throughout the whole movie because he carries a heavy burden to lead Gondor since it's on the brink of doom, he is desperate and gives in to temptation like most humans.
@@viccasaur and she switches to him when she speaks of love mingled with grief. His lands are all too familiar with it and he carries that burden on his shoulders, along with his father's ruinous whispers in his ears.
When Legolas mentions "of Shadow and Flame"... Galadriel face is just wow... She knows in advance what Legolas is about to say next...the terrible Balrogs thanks to whom she literally lost family members, and Morgoth killed all of her relatives directly or indirectly. All of her brothers, cousins, uncles, friends, her half-uncle and half-cousins were all of them killed by Morgoth actions, either by Morgoth himself, Sauron or the Balrogs and the Orcs. You really can feel her grief.
Martin Csokas and Cate Blanchet are BY FAR the best elves in all lotr and hobbit movies. Their appearance, the way they speak, Martin's elvish accent and the distant look in his eyes. God they are perfect. Weaving and Bloom are awesome too but Celeborn and Galadriel are just on another level. The ARE elves.
Cate Blanchett is an actress of another dimension. I mean, she can pull off playing an immortal Elf - one really buys it. She's a goddess among mortal men, both in the movies and real life.
@@notOEAH i think that kinda defines their characters, gimli is an oddity for his curiosity and empathy across races among dwarves and so is galadriel for elves, theyre kinda both stubborn and arrogant races by nature which is why they clash, and why men being more adaptable and impulsive and willing to live in the moment are the force of change in the world
@@CommunityFan he is been edgy. Gimli in the books portrays a courtly love to Galadriel , but in the more idealized form , as it wasn't a romantic love nor it had any adultery.
"He has fallen into shadow..." Husband: "Can you please stop doing that??? I was asking them!" Galadriel: "Then learn how to mind read. At least then you'd be good at something."
James Repstock Since we decided to travel together to Middle-earth, without asking permission from the Valar to do so, Galadriel felled under the Ban of the Valar cause we made our way to Middle-earth independently of Fëanor. Galadriel was banished but I don't. And this is a great advantage!!!
they used christmas lights to reflect in galadriel's eyes to make them look different from anyone else's eyes, because she had seen the light from the two trees of valinor and well, because she is super ancient and her eyes would reflect that. i find that's such a cool idea. you can really see that in her eyes when you know.
I can't unsee it after hearing about it on the appendices. It annoyed me in Return of the King when Galadriel was psychically talking to Elrond and did not have the same glint in her eye. Must have been pick up shots.
@@jasonfenton8250 Maybe Galadriel’s elven ring could allow her to telepathically communicate with other bearers of the elven-rings. Maybe that’s why she says that Gandalf “has fallen into shadow” because she can no longer sense him, being dead and all (at least until Eru resurrects him)
@@mechadoggy Nenya greatly enhanced her own powers and gave her yet other abilities which we don’t know about. What we do know is that with it, she was able to build purely from scratch an entire realm for her to rule and that’s impressive. I’d imagine her true powers have something to do with the twin trees in Valinor and/or the heavenly Queen Varda (Elbereth) of the Valar who has been described as bearing the light of Eru Illuvatar Himself upon her face.
Fun Fact: Ian McKellen and Cate Blanchett became so close during the filming of the LOTR films that Peter Jackson joked that Sir Ian should go back into the closet and marry her.
Its a known fact that gay men and straight women can develop very strong bonds. I as a gay man, have a few female friends who if any outsider saw us would think we were a couple.
Coming back and watching this scene after Rings of Power.....omg this is SO much better. It is like the elves aren't just actors with pointy ears glued on. The way they speak, their presence, even walking in to meet Galadriel and Celeborn was like walking into another world. The scenes had time to breathe, the score was haunting. ALL things completely missing from ROP.
This movie trilogy hit all the right notes in terms of acting, set design, costume, music…AND sticking very close to the source material. This trilogy set the standard for epic fantasy in cinema. One that has not been matched since. But I am glad it exists, all the same.
Is it possible that due to the rings of power given to them by Celebrimbor eventually, theyll become more ethereal? As of now in the RoP, the elves function more as soldiers like Legolas. It feels like a good development part for Galadriel despite it not being lore.
IMHO, nothing captures a fantasy world better than the opening of this scene. You really feel like you're experiencing another universe with no trace of your own.
Galadriel, One of the last of the Noldor elves left on Middle Earth. She is considered to be the most powerful elf in Middle earth and one of the oldest. I think 7-10,000 years old. Galadriel is the ring bearer of Nenya, It is said that Lothlorian cannot be destroyed unless Sauron himself comes to visi because galadriel gaurds the forest
Mmogamerfr I think I read somewhere that Cirdan was one of those who awoke at Cuivie'nen (I know the spelling's wrong, that's my way of doing marks above letters)
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Galadriel was always the most scary character of the trilogy. Forget Golum, the orcs, the Barlock, Sauron, giant spiders, or Bilbo's meth face. She is the one that always gave me the creeps.
"Do not let the great emptiness of Khazad-dum fill your heart, Gimli son of Gloin, for the world has grown full of peril, and in all lands, love is now mingled with grief". Only now do I realize how much that meant to Gimli, because one of the things about dwarves is that, just like hobbits, they are deeply tied to their homes, their kin, and Galadriel is telling Gimli to have courage, to keep fighting on, for there are people like him who have lost their homes and families to the war. Not only that, it's one of the kindest things an Elf has ever said to him.
I agree, and her dialogue with Gimli in the book is even better. In the book, it’s Haldir that says that line about peril and grief, but Galdriel’s gift and words of farewell to Gimli (in the books) was one of my favorite parts. I definitely recommend all to read it.
Rhuddlan obviously Galadriel is Noldor, born and raised in Valinor, her father is Finarfin son of Finwe Supreme King of Noldor Elves, Celeborn born and raised in Doriath, her father was Elmo brother of Elwe The King of Doriath and Supreme King of Telleri=Sindar elves
Honestly I like the way Frodo looks at Galadriel. Everyone seems overcome by her beauty, aside from Aragorn who sees her as the queen she is. The way Frodo looks at her to me says he sees her as a fellow ring bearer, even though he wouldn't know she was one. You can see those knowing looks they give each other throughout their interactions. Here, when she waves him farewell as they leave Lorain, and epically during her drowned queen moment.
Galadriel is also one of very few characters (like Glorfindel in Rivendell) who is a higher spiritual being. As Frodo carries the ring, he gets more sensitive to the other world; it's part of why he can see the true forms of the ring-wraiths and why he is able eventually to see the ring on Galadriel's finger. I like to think that in this scene he is seeing a dimension to her that the others can't.
Nothing could possibly stress out Frodo more than the burden of bearing the One Ring. Meeting Galadriel is a dramatic moment for everyone else and you can see it in their eyes, but Frodo has essentially seen some shit so to me his look is one of "meh, she's hot but whatever."
Not really. She's a nice person and a very dedicated actress, but she doesn't actually talk slowly or stare into your soul. And she definitely wouldn't freak out if you offered her a ring 🤣🤣
This scene seems even cooler after having read the Silmarillion and knowing their backstory. Balrog of Morgoth... shudders. Though the elven family trees are impossible to keep straight.
***** Galadriel and Celeborn fought against Morgoth (Melkor) the first and greatest dark lord from the first age when many elven kingdoms were on midde earth and Morgoth had armies of Balrogs that were sent to those kingdoms during the battles. Few elves killed Balrogs in battle as Glorfinder from Gondolin that fell fighting a Balrog during the fall of Gondolin, the last elven kingdom of the first age. So when Legolas says: "a Balrog of Morgoth' I am pretty sure dark memories come to Celeborn and Galadriel, they know what Gandalf fought.
***** Morgoth is more then a Dark Lord he is the first evil and darkness. A God. Son of Illuvatar and Sauron was such his vicegerent. Gandalf and Sauron are from the same Race.But he and the the other Magicians follow the light Sauron the darkness of Melk or.
Teddybomber87 Morgoth is no god. There is only one God, even in Middle-earth: Eru Iluvatar. Read the Ainulindale, and you'll see that Eru makes it extremely clear that there are no other gods beside Him.
Probably Galadriel would remember better - I expect she would be closer to Maedhros, FIngon, Turgon, Glorfindel, and would certainly know more of Feanor and that Feanor was defeated by one of them makes them very cool in her eyes.
She looks at each member of the fellowship in turn. - First, Aragorn, from whom she learns the truth about Gandalf. - Legolas then speaks up and clarifies the details using words like a cave man. - Galadriel then looks at Gimli and is happy to see the purity of his heart. - Next up is Boromir. He does not enjoy his telepathy session. - Merry and Pippin get the briefest of glances. - She looks at Sam, and she likes what she sees (same as Gimli). - And then with Frodo being the POV character in this scene we see first hand what she's been doing to all the other characters. Poor Boromir.
@@ViNtAgELovv11 I'm not deep into the lore like some people here, it's just the way I see the scene. But I'll just say what I can without elaboration here and explain why I jumped to the conclusion she's using telepathy with everyone. In lore, she can use telepathy (according to Google), and in the film, she appears to use it here, at least at the very end of this scene with Frodo. They show her eyes apparently making contact with Aragorn before she confidently says of Gandalf "he has fallen into shadow". She and Celeborn seem not to have known this beforehand, because Celeborn states his wish to speak with Gandalf. And then the camera focuses on nearly every one of the characters individually. Boromir is the only one to break down emotionally and avert his eyes, and she does not smile at him at all, almost as if she can see what is in his future. In contrast she smiles broadly at Gimli and Sam.
@@ViNtAgELovv11 indeed she mentally-tests each member of the fellowship in succession, while talking. Showing that on film would likely drag out the scene way too long, so they only hint at it with Frodo at the end.
I love the way that Galadriel defends Gandalf for taking the Fellowship into the mines of Moria. "Needless were none of the deeds of Gandalf in life. We do not yet know his full purpose" Galadriel's wisdom and gifts really were the key to the Fellowship succeeding.
whoever made the decisions to picture elfs like this (maybe it wasnt only peter) is a literal god. THIS is how elfs should be depicted, the music, the way the move and speak, the ligh coming from them, this is a maserpiece.
I never noticed before that the elves talked so much slower than everyone else. It makes so much sense since they live so long. How did I never notice that before
The original trilogy truly captured the awe, wonder, and magic of the books. I'm not a ROP hater by any means, but it just doesn't have the sauce. Elves should absolutely be these ethereal, angelic creatures from the perspective of hobbits. In ROP, they're just normal people with pointy ears.
I feel this was one of the most powerful scenes in all three films. The part where boromir breaks is just wonderful direction and acting. Lady Galadriel does such a fantastic job... I myself was tearing up with this scene.. A close favorite is when theoden mourns the death of his son theodred.
This is how you make a female a "badass" in her own right, with good writing and powerful delivery, not through pointless swordfighting and psychopathic behaviour.
Absolutely. She is able to disturb a man to tears just through the profundity and wisdom of her glance. Way more powerful and intriguing than StRoNG WoMaN.
@@bayquell7587Well, although it is not shown in the movie, she actually talks to him through his mind and gives him hope, a hope that he replies cannot see.
If you were Celeborn you'd really have to hold it down to survive... You'd have a wife 1000x more powerful than you that can read your mind and you couldn't even think about looking at another elf or she'd have your balls.
That's funny but still Celeborn was strong and beautiful too and Elves are monogamous and love someone for life so I don't think he would look another Elf lol
xRPTRxLANDx Its because she didn't trust Feanor and she knew that he was not true of heart. But she knows Gimli, though tough skinned, is pure of heart....so she gave him more than he asked for or could ever expect to receive from her.
Imagine how it was for Thingol and Melian: An Elf married to a wiser and mightier angelic-being who was on par with the likes of Sauron, and far surpassed the power of Gandalf and Saruman. Yeah...
@@Mr.LaughingDuck I suppose noldor prince/princess, not to mention faithful angel, would be so morally pure that even idea of bullying her loved one would be utterly incomprehensible and abominable to her. After all Melian gave portion of her powers to Thingol to even the distance between the two and that was act out of true love I think. Not to mention, because she beget a child she could no longer be free of the earthly form she had chosen which was an act of self-sacrifice.
And in the books even more. His kindness and valor is detailed best there. It describes how when he tried to convince Frodo to give him the Ring, his face was still filled with so much kindness, and how he sat down and cried after realizing he’d scared Frodo trying to take the Ring from him. His lament by Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli after his death is also heartbreaking.
Music? Check Casting? Check Writing? Check Camera work? Check Special effects? Check Lighting? Check Costume design? Check Set design? Check Hair and makeup? Check These films are masterpieces
Props to Elrond for plucking up the courage to ask Galadriel and Celeborn for their daughter’s hand. They are both powerful and intimidating and in their own rights.
Elves must be an enlightened and creative part of us if we humans can create things as magnificent as this scene. The visuals, the score ... hard to believe it wasn't actually directed by elves haha
The Elves of ROP suck. They completely missed the mark. Peter Jackson, thank you for blowing us away with your trilogy. We are now so incredibly grateful.
After watching Thor Ragnarok be like: "And thus Galadriel took the One Ring for herself and sailed not to the West but to Asgard. And therefore she was no more Galadriel Lady of the Light but was Hela Goddess of Death" 😀
This is such a well shot scene. The way Galadriel is looking at all the characters and their reaction gives away their fate and their inherent inevitable nature
In the final episode Huey Lewis song Power of Love will play and he'll come back to life and say something corny like "well I guess I'll see you guys in the movie! [wink]"
Galadriel was born in the years of the trees in Aman before the sun and moon was even created lol Dam I can't even imagine all the things she has seen in her life:D all that memory:( full of war and sorrows
That's what I love most about her character, her life is arguably the greatest tale in all of Middle Earth. She has been there for so many important moments in the timeline, and SURVIVED. Most of her family is long dead by the time LOTR takes place.
About that.. yeah.. Gandalf? yeah... He.... well... He kinda fell down a deep dark pit with a rat pig bull with useless wings made of fire and what appeared to be lava. In short... he's dead.
This scene is so captivating to watch. It doesnt matter how many times I watch it. It's just mesemrising😮 The music the lighting, the subtle reaction from Aragorn when Gandalf is mentioned. Their slowed down speech pattern is both myseterious and soothing😌 I addore it ❤
“Do not let the great emptiness of Khazad-Dum fill your heart, Gimli, son of Gloin. For the world is grown full of peril, and in all lands love is now mingled with grief.”
Such an amazing scene. Heart wrenching when Lady Galadriel realizes the huge loss the fellowship is feeling knowing Gandalf is gone. Even Boromir breaking down and crying was a powerful moment. Amazing trilogy.
I think Boromir is crying here not because of Gandalf dying but because his heart cannot withstand Galadriel’s telepathic gaze because he knows his heart is guilty.
@@KhoiV I think it’s the Amazon TV show “Ring Of Power.” Audience seems to rate it from poor to mediocre. Writing is apparently bad and the connection to the OG lore is choppy.
As a catholic I feel you. This is when you know you've had to much Jesus 😂 (I also say "and also with you" when I watch Star Wars and they say "may the force be with you" 😂)
I thought he’d do the sign of the cross as well 😂 growing up catholic. I get the same reaction when I hear “may the force be with you” I automatically want to reply with “and also with you” lol
79mrecuador Most of the Elves are Maiar Entities that Hail from the Kingdom of Valenor West of Middle Earth they Shape shift into Any form either Men Elf or Animal when they are in Middle Earth
Peacefully romantic entrances that Celeborn and Galadriel make. Pretty interesting that he knew that there originally were nine to their fellowship, sent out from Rivendell. How would it be like if this had their daughter, Elrond's wife, and Arwen's mother, Celebrian?
@@crazyralph6386 oh please stop the bitching about ruining characters. They're all fictional not some individuals who have to be copied to the T. It's an adaptation relax.
@@48162342 I guess you are a normie, huh? Then let me tell you this, normie. Adaptation must be done accurately and professionally, and not dropping everything off. IS that clear?
Love that they mentioned Morgoth. Although I never understood it until recently when re-watching the scene after finding out who Morgoth is and then stumbling into this by accident. They should do another prequel, this time set during the first age and before.
look 0:38.....This was made so perfectly, that even Haldir...look 0:38 , flows throw the air magnificent ...in a way an elf should! He doen´t look like a human portraying an elf, looks so real and natural! Imagine if this movie was made with the so called Rings of Power serie budget !!!!
"needless were none of the deeds of gandalf in life we do not yet know his full purpose" that right there is a clue that gandalf was not dead....pretty cool
When I first watched LotRs and saw Galadriel and Celeborn many many years ago, I thought the elves were beautiful. Little that I knew that once the Hobbit came out, Thranduil would give the definition of being an elf to another level. Celeborn looks so weary and with messy hair. LOL
You can grasp and feel pretty good the majesty and history of the caracters. You can notice how Galadriel, born in Valinor, met the Valar and saw the light of the 2 trees, how she has Vanyar and Noldor heritage, and how she is related with the greatest in the history of middle earth. She is the daughter of Finwë, niece of Feänor, cousin of Turgon, Fingon, Maedhros etc... sister of Finrod Felagund and also related to Thingol. All the things she has seen... the death of the threes, the rise of the sun and the moon, all the ages of Arda, the noldor exile through Helcaraxë, the wars agains Morgoth, How Beren and Lúthien stole the silmaril, the fall of Gondolin, Nargothrond and Doriath where she lived with Melian, the destruction of Beleriand and the rise and fall of Númenor and Eregion... just wow. You feel she is different from the other elves and the rest of Characters.
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I love how Galadriel looked at Samwise as she said "yet hope remains while the company is true." She looked in Samwise's heart and saw he would never betray Frodo. Sam is the unsung hero of the story. Frodo would never have succeeded without him.
That's because Sam is Wise ha
Roger Black don't forget smeagol. He's the true hero of everything hahaha
sam is the true hero
You are right. Sure Gollum had his own agenda, but they would not have made it to the mountain of fire without him. I wish he could have been saved.
Roger Black Yes Samwise the brave is a true friend he would have drouned jus to get to his friend that love also he whooped the last daughter of Ungoliant
One does not simply look into the eyes of Galadriel.
Robert Solis why though? What happened at the end.
@@molinj.710 She raped Frodo and gave birth to mix of Hobbit and Elf child that become monster aka new Sauron, so it was revealed how Sauron was created and that history repeats over and over again, they are in the loop and Sauron is Frodo's son. Did you even read the books lol?
Molin J. He was making a joke. But Lady Galadriel can read peoples minds and when Boromir looked into her eyes she saw that he would betray the fellowship and this is why he starts weeping. She then later goes on to tell Frodo that he will be betrayed and the he knows who will try to take it and should be careful.
Without crapping their pants. I know i did when i first saw this scene :))
Unless you are Sam, the bravest Hobbit that lived
The music is so eiry and surreal in this scene and the movie overall, there will never be a trilogy as good as Lotr
Well at least we got to see the lotr trilogy
Gimli - emptiness
Boromir - despair
Aragorn - lost
Frodo - failure
Sam - hope
Legolas - courage
Gandalf - wisdom
Merry and Pippin - comedic relief
@@emergensiexit you had me at the first half 😂
Merry and Pippin "failure" as well
Emily Norris They were able to get the ents moving after centuries of not taking part on the events of Middle-Earth. I think they did enough not be considered as failures.
messedupdweeb No, it's not that they failed, it's that failure is what they feared the most
This scene was a transcendental experience in the cinema the first time I saw it. This scene happened not long after Gandalf's death. I had never read the books. I had no idea Gandalf was coming back. It was as if his power and wisdom hadn't been enough to support the quest and some had to take his place, the fate of Frodo's journey with the ring had to be guided by someone else, someone more powerful - Galadriel.
I watched them climb the stairs around the trunk of the tree towards Galadriel's home - it looked like a church that had grown naturally out of the forest. And then she stepped down the stairs, from above, from the light, enrobed in it. There was this air about her of "So... I must involve myself in the affairs of the material Universe, it seems. How does one do this? It has been so long. Ah, yes, speech, I talk now. That is what happens. Hm. Let me see. Words. How do they work? Ah, I remember... yes, I remember..." It was breathtaking. It was a lot to do with the point in the story in which she emerged, but my goodness it worked. The need to destroy the ring stopped being a matter of survival and urgency and took on this sense of something beyond, of divine purpose. As if the purpose of the entire world was for evil to be confronted and destroyed, and she was the only person who fully understood this.
I was enraptured. It was more like being in a magic spell than watching a movie in a cinema. It was like God was talking.
What??? Gandalf dies!!! Oh... bugger...
Thank you for your amazing post
@@nosuchthing8 - very welcome!
@@hariseldon3786 - oh DRAT, i spoilered...
The stare that Galadriel gives Boromir is tremendous. She see's what he will do to Frodo.
The STARE of Cate Blanchett is more powerful than The One Ring itself.....
It’s like Jesus telling Judas that he will betray, I mean everyone plays their part
She should see what I'd do to that elvish ass. I'd be smashing it here to valinor and back. Bam bam bam just like that!
She senses his desires for the Ring but tells him not to give in because even now, there is hope through her telepathic conversation. Boromir has been stressed out throughout the whole movie because he carries a heavy burden to lead Gondor since it's on the brink of doom, he is desperate and gives in to temptation like most humans.
@@viccasaur and she switches to him when she speaks of love mingled with grief. His lands are all too familiar with it and he carries that burden on his shoulders, along with his father's ruinous whispers in his ears.
This movie ages like wine.
this specific scene is mesmerizing, the visual and sound aesthetics is off the charts
It really is 😮
When Legolas mentions "of Shadow and Flame"... Galadriel face is just wow... She knows in advance what Legolas is about to say next...the terrible Balrogs thanks to whom she literally lost family members, and Morgoth killed all of her relatives directly or indirectly. All of her brothers, cousins, uncles, friends, her half-uncle and half-cousins were all of them killed by Morgoth actions, either by Morgoth himself, Sauron or the Balrogs and the Orcs. You really can feel her grief.
Great point.
Got the chills when he mentioned morgoth and he says his name with such hatred
It's like Legolas expression in the mines when Gandalf first says that it's a Balrog making all the goblins run off...
C’mon, why u gotta make me look bad? I’ve done some really good stuff u know.
Though the deaths of the sons of feanor are oath related.
Celeborn in ROP : Tell me where is me.
HAAHAHAHAHHAHAHHA "FoRRRR I cant see me from afaRRRRRRRR"
I just finished series and my question was Where is he, where is Celeborn? For I much desire to see him😆
That series is an abomination and does not resemble this masterpiece even remotely. How could anyone even believe that?
A Balrog of Morgoth
@@TheDetherion there's still 4 more seasons to go. Let's see what develops from here.
This was a blessed perfomance of Cate Blanchett, she was able to make Galadriel gorgeous, mysterious and intimidating all at once!
and also how ancient and wise she is too
Martin Csokas and Cate Blanchet are BY FAR the best elves in all lotr and hobbit movies. Their appearance, the way they speak, Martin's elvish accent and the distant look in his eyes. God they are perfect. Weaving and Bloom are awesome too but Celeborn and Galadriel are just on another level. The ARE elves.
+Flamel Don´t forget Thranduil, he was a great choice too.
What about King Thranduil?
Cate Blanchett is an actress of another dimension. I mean, she can pull off playing an immortal Elf - one really buys it. She's a goddess among mortal men, both in the movies and real life.
Bloom and Weaving seem more earthly whereas these two waver between two worlds.
Thranduil is quite majestic as well.
"Do not let the great emptiness of Khazad-dûm fill your heart, Gimli, son of Glóin." ❤😢
Fun fact: Gimli and Galadriel frisked in the undying lands as Galadriel was curoius about the dwarvs and Gimli was curious about the elves.
@@notOEAH i think that kinda defines their characters, gimli is an oddity for his curiosity and empathy across races among dwarves and so is galadriel for elves, theyre kinda both stubborn and arrogant races by nature which is why they clash, and why men being more adaptable and impulsive and willing to live in the moment are the force of change in the world
@@notOEAH frisked?
@@CommunityFan he is been edgy.
Gimli in the books portrays a courtly love to Galadriel , but in the more idealized form , as it wasn't a romantic love nor it had any adultery.
"He has fallen into shadow..."
Husband: "Can you please stop doing that??? I was asking them!"
Galadriel: "Then learn how to mind read. At least then you'd be good at something."
Husband: "at least u have a ring... .what do i hav?!"
James Repstock Since we decided to travel together to Middle-earth, without asking permission from the Valar to do so, Galadriel felled under the Ban of the Valar cause we made our way to Middle-earth independently of Fëanor. Galadriel was banished but I don't. And this is a great advantage!!!
Lord Celeborn How has it helped you? The Valar never intercedes in Middle Earth, therefore you get nothing from them.
so thats why he much desired to speak with him
The Name's Revan, Darth Revan
Good joke but elves can't cheat.
they used christmas lights to reflect in galadriel's eyes to make them look different from anyone else's eyes, because she had seen the light from the two trees of valinor and well, because she is super ancient and her eyes would reflect that. i find that's such a cool idea. you can really see that in her eyes when you know.
I can't unsee it after hearing about it on the appendices. It annoyed me in Return of the King when Galadriel was psychically talking to Elrond and did not have the same glint in her eye. Must have been pick up shots.
Thank you for mentioning this! Such a small detail but once you see it, it changes how you view her.
@@jasonfenton8250 Possibly intentional? That was right before they went into the west. Did yhe book say anything about the light fading for her?
@@jasonfenton8250 Maybe Galadriel’s elven ring could allow her to telepathically communicate with other bearers of the elven-rings. Maybe that’s why she says that Gandalf “has fallen into shadow” because she can no longer sense him, being dead and all (at least until Eru resurrects him)
@@mechadoggy Nenya greatly enhanced her own powers and gave her yet other abilities which we don’t know about. What we do know is that with it, she was able to build purely from scratch an entire realm for her to rule and that’s impressive. I’d imagine her true powers have something to do with the twin trees in Valinor and/or the heavenly Queen Varda (Elbereth) of the Valar who has been described as bearing the light of Eru Illuvatar Himself upon her face.
grand parents of Arwen right there.
Anja No
Eric Monaco And your wrong. Go research Arwen's family history and you'll indeed see that Galadriel is Arwen's grandmother .
They look so young
angela Because they're elves. They don't really age at all.
And arwen is aragorn's cousin
And they say that Brad and Angelina are the hottest couple ever? Galadriel and Celeborn have the beauty of 1,000 stars
please. "hottest couple" makes it look ridiculous.
But I agree, they are very convincing as elven lords in my opinion, both of them.
Elaini agreed, the suited actor as a lord elf is the one that act as thranduil (if im not mistaken the woodland lord, father of legolas)
I've always considered him the perfect actor for the role. He exudes nobility.
jackskelly18 Exactly! Reality as opposed to plastic “celebrity”. 💫⭐️✨☀️🔥❄️🌙🌑🌕
.... this didnt age well eek
The elves talk so slow. They remind me of my buddies trying to have a conversation stoned out of their minds.
Galadriel probably got her hands on some of that Old Toby from the shire
the1andonlytitch like saruman
Elves are immortal. They got time.
the1andonlytitch
I prefer longbottom leaf
the1andonlytitch LMAO
Fun Fact: Ian McKellen and Cate Blanchett became so close during the filming of the LOTR films that Peter Jackson joked that Sir Ian should go back into the closet and marry her.
Its a known fact that gay men and straight women can develop very strong bonds. I as a gay man, have a few female friends who if any outsider saw us would think we were a couple.
MDkid1 totally can relate.
MDkid1 So If you're not gay...You can't have strong bonds with another female?!...Except for partnering I mean.
Not Gandalf but the actor, Ian McKellen is gay
"Gandalf the gay"
Coming back and watching this scene after Rings of Power.....omg this is SO much better. It is like the elves aren't just actors with pointy ears glued on. The way they speak, their presence, even walking in to meet Galadriel and Celeborn was like walking into another world. The scenes had time to breathe, the score was haunting. ALL things completely missing from ROP.
Now you know why fans are hating ROP! They didn't even try
I have to agree. This is beautiful cinema and the RoP completely lacks the beautiful and grace of the world of Tolkien.
@@ryan.1990 I’m enjoying it.
This movie trilogy hit all the right notes in terms of acting, set design, costume, music…AND sticking very close to the source material. This trilogy set the standard for epic fantasy in cinema. One that has not been matched since. But I am glad it exists, all the same.
Is it possible that due to the rings of power given to them by Celebrimbor eventually, theyll become more ethereal? As of now in the RoP, the elves function more as soldiers like Legolas. It feels like a good development part for Galadriel despite it not being lore.
IMHO, nothing captures a fantasy world better than the opening of this scene. You really feel like you're experiencing another universe with no trace of your own.
It's like Kuldahar
Galadriel, One of the last of the Noldor elves left on Middle Earth. She is considered to be the most powerful elf in Middle earth and one of the oldest. I think 7-10,000 years old. Galadriel is the ring bearer of Nenya, It is said that Lothlorian cannot be destroyed unless Sauron himself comes to visi because galadriel gaurds the forest
Thanks for the knowledge of the lore!
I'm not certain if Cirdan is older or not, though he is the only elf with a beard..
I think he could be but she is higher nobility
Mmogamerfr I think I read somewhere that Cirdan was one of those who awoke at Cuivie'nen (I know the spelling's wrong, that's my way of doing marks above letters)
I think she was the last 100 percent Noldo left - Elrond and his children have Maiarin and Tellerin blood.
Wisdom is this woman's power. That's how she intimidates everyone in the scene. Pure epic piece of a book and movie making.
I like how she says "yet hope remains" while looking at Sam
I love Galadriel's first appearance as she descends the stairs and the way the fellowship looks hypnotized as they see her for the first time.
It always gets me when Celeborn says "I can no longer see him from afar" - Those fucking feels
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Galadriel was always the most scary character of the trilogy. Forget Golum, the orcs, the Barlock, Sauron, giant spiders, or Bilbo's meth face. She is the one that always gave me the creeps.
Funny....she does that to alot of people. To me, its just the opposite. I'm fascinated by her.
Meth face hahaha
whats a Barlock? no way it could be related to a Balrog could it?? hmm
Danny Gilliam Sorry, I made a mistake. Relax dude.
I am relaxed just a friendly pointer was in no way trying to belittle you or your comment
"Do not let the great emptiness of Khazad-dum fill your heart, Gimli son of Gloin, for the world has grown full of peril, and in all lands, love is now mingled with grief".
Only now do I realize how much that meant to Gimli, because one of the things about dwarves is that, just like hobbits, they are deeply tied to their homes, their kin, and Galadriel is telling Gimli to have courage, to keep fighting on, for there are people like him who have lost their homes and families to the war. Not only that, it's one of the kindest things an Elf has ever said to him.
I agree, and her dialogue with Gimli in the book is even better. In the book, it’s Haldir that says that line about peril and grief, but Galdriel’s gift and words of farewell to Gimli (in the books) was one of my favorite parts. I definitely recommend all to read it.
"Welcome, Frodo of the Shire. One who has seen THE EYE." Always scared me as a kid, and even now I find it unsettling.
I wish they had used Celeborn more in the lotr and hobbit movies.
Seeing him at Dol Guldur would've been cool.
Or at the white council.
Even in Tolkien's writing he's an underdeveloped character. Galadriel was always ten times more important and powerful than him.
Rhuddlan obviously Galadriel is Noldor, born and raised in Valinor, her father is Finarfin son of Finwe Supreme King of Noldor Elves, Celeborn born and raised in Doriath, her father was Elmo brother of Elwe The King of Doriath and Supreme King of Telleri=Sindar elves
ESPECIALLY in the Hobbit movies when they laid siege to Dol Guldur
Honestly I like the way Frodo looks at Galadriel. Everyone seems overcome by her beauty, aside from Aragorn who sees her as the queen she is. The way Frodo looks at her to me says he sees her as a fellow ring bearer, even though he wouldn't know she was one. You can see those knowing looks they give each other throughout their interactions. Here, when she waves him farewell as they leave Lorain, and epically during her drowned queen moment.
Galadriel is also one of very few characters (like Glorfindel in Rivendell) who is a higher spiritual being. As Frodo carries the ring, he gets more sensitive to the other world; it's part of why he can see the true forms of the ring-wraiths and why he is able eventually to see the ring on Galadriel's finger. I like to think that in this scene he is seeing a dimension to her that the others can't.
Nothing could possibly stress out Frodo more than the burden of bearing the One Ring. Meeting Galadriel is a dramatic moment for everyone else and you can see it in their eyes, but Frodo has essentially seen some shit so to me his look is one of "meh, she's hot but whatever."
I imagine meeting Cate Blanchett in person is a very similar experience
Not really. She's a nice person and a very dedicated actress, but she doesn't actually talk slowly or stare into your soul. And she definitely wouldn't freak out if you offered her a ring 🤣🤣
@@chooseyourpoison5105isn't she married?
@@jkbzz Yes she is, to playwright Andrew Upton.
This scene seems even cooler after having read the Silmarillion and knowing their backstory. Balrog of Morgoth... shudders. Though the elven family trees are impossible to keep straight.
*****
lets just say, these two, especially Galadriel, have seen some crazy shit
***** Galadriel and Celeborn fought against Morgoth (Melkor) the first and greatest dark lord from the first age when many elven kingdoms were on midde earth and Morgoth had armies of Balrogs that were sent to those kingdoms during the battles. Few elves killed Balrogs in battle as Glorfinder from Gondolin that fell fighting a Balrog during the fall of Gondolin, the last elven kingdom of the first age. So when Legolas says: "a Balrog of Morgoth' I am pretty sure dark memories come to Celeborn and Galadriel, they know what Gandalf fought.
***** Morgoth is more then a Dark Lord he is the first evil and darkness. A God. Son of Illuvatar and Sauron was such his vicegerent.
Gandalf and Sauron are from the same Race.But he and the the other Magicians follow the light Sauron the darkness of Melk
or.
Teddybomber87
Morgoth is no god. There is only one God, even in Middle-earth: Eru Iluvatar. Read the Ainulindale, and you'll see that Eru makes it extremely clear that there are no other gods beside Him.
No, I do the houses of Finwe and Elwe for memory and I'm only 12
2:02 - "A Balrog of Morgoth"- Celeborn remembers
Probably Galadriel would remember better - I expect she would be closer to Maedhros, FIngon, Turgon, Glorfindel, and would certainly know more of Feanor and that Feanor was defeated by one of them makes them very cool in her eyes.
sasha kononova Celeborn also knows about it too. He has been there since First Age
I do...
Siska Hasmawaty Also it’s most likely that he and the other Doriathrim are at fault for the Balrog in Moria, since they didn’t help in Beleriand.
"ohhhh yeah, one of those, I remember now"
She looks at each member of the fellowship in turn.
- First, Aragorn, from whom she learns the truth about Gandalf.
- Legolas then speaks up and clarifies the details using words like a cave man.
- Galadriel then looks at Gimli and is happy to see the purity of his heart.
- Next up is Boromir. He does not enjoy his telepathy session.
- Merry and Pippin get the briefest of glances.
- She looks at Sam, and she likes what she sees (same as Gimli).
- And then with Frodo being the POV character in this scene we see first hand what she's been doing to all the other characters. Poor Boromir.
Is that what she was doing? I didn't figure that. Because it shows her talking out loud after saying each line that could've been "telepathic".
@@ViNtAgELovv11 I'm not deep into the lore like some people here, it's just the way I see the scene. But I'll just say what I can without elaboration here and explain why I jumped to the conclusion she's using telepathy with everyone.
In lore, she can use telepathy (according to Google), and in the film, she appears to use it here, at least at the very end of this scene with Frodo. They show her eyes apparently making contact with Aragorn before she confidently says of Gandalf "he has fallen into shadow". She and Celeborn seem not to have known this beforehand, because Celeborn states his wish to speak with Gandalf. And then the camera focuses on nearly every one of the characters individually. Boromir is the only one to break down emotionally and avert his eyes, and she does not smile at him at all, almost as if she can see what is in his future. In contrast she smiles broadly at Gimli and Sam.
@@ViNtAgELovv11 indeed she mentally-tests each member of the fellowship in succession, while talking. Showing that on film would likely drag out the scene way too long, so they only hint at it with Frodo at the end.
“Boromir does not enjoy his telepathy session.” 😂
I love the way that Galadriel defends Gandalf for taking the Fellowship into the mines of Moria. "Needless were none of the deeds of Gandalf in life. We do not yet know his full purpose" Galadriel's wisdom and gifts really were the key to the Fellowship succeeding.
Imagine if they tripped and fell down the stairs lol
lyon laurent Bloopers.
Rose Destler
have they fallen down in bloopers?!
lyon laurent No, but it would be awesome if they did.
Rose Destler Oh yes I would love that ^.^
Lol that's so evil 😂
A Balrog of Morgoth.
Maurrr'dgoth
What did you say?
THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS TO ISENGARD
+John Doe stupid fat hobbit
Straight Outta Markarth tell me where is gandalf as a much desire to speak with him.
whoever made the decisions to picture elfs like this (maybe it wasnt only peter) is a literal god. THIS is how elfs should be depicted, the music, the way the move and speak, the ligh coming from them, this is a maserpiece.
It's unfortunate we didn't get to see more of Celeborn in LOTR.
Where is Celeborn, for I much desire to see him.
@@Franglaiso a balrog of morgoth
@@Franglaiso He's taking the hobbits to isengard
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Looking back, I can't believe how perfect these movies are. We were truly spoiled.
I never noticed before that the elves talked so much slower than everyone else. It makes so much sense since they live so long. How did I never notice that before
That last part with Galadriel's eyes freaked me out as a little girl!!!
I feel like Sean bean life goal is to be in every best TV show and movie of our time.
and games too. for he is the voice of martin septim in es oblivion
and die in them
+Çağatay Sunal so that's why he didn't die in Jupiter Ascending!
+Çağatay Sunal what's that movie where Matt Damon was trapped in Mars and Sean bean is in it as he lived.
Anna Kn I think you're referring to The Martian
The original trilogy truly captured the awe, wonder, and magic of the books. I'm not a ROP hater by any means, but it just doesn't have the sauce. Elves should absolutely be these ethereal, angelic creatures from the perspective of hobbits. In ROP, they're just normal people with pointy ears.
Love how legolas put his eyes down, not looking straight... He look so cute
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The brief scene of the fellowship arriving in Lothlorien--the music the imagery--is better than most films in their entirety.
I freaking wish I was an elf. There scenes are always so damn pretty.
The last remaining high elf from the first age in middle earth.. What a fantastic moment for the fellowship.
Love the way she looks at Sam when she says “yet hope remains while company is true” Sam is the true hero
I feel this was one of the most powerful scenes in all three films.
The part where boromir breaks is just wonderful direction and acting. Lady Galadriel does such a fantastic job...
I myself was tearing up with this scene..
A close favorite is when theoden mourns the death of his son theodred.
This is how you make a female a "badass" in her own right, with good writing and powerful delivery, not through pointless swordfighting and psychopathic behaviour.
Absolutely. She is able to disturb a man to tears just through the profundity and wisdom of her glance. Way more powerful and intriguing than StRoNG WoMaN.
@@bayquell7587Well, although it is not shown in the movie, she actually talks to him through his mind and gives him hope, a hope that he replies cannot see.
ya she had my man Boromir sweating just by looking at him
That’s a lady right there 👌
woke are so obsessed into making masculine woman
If you were Celeborn you'd really have to hold it down to survive... You'd have a wife 1000x more powerful than you that can read your mind and you couldn't even think about looking at another elf or she'd have your balls.
***** Even Gimli, who's a Dwarf was fascinated by her.
Rachel Lukasek and Gimli with a pure heart was given 3 strands of her golden hair while Feanor couldn't get even 1
well, Celeborn is the one who name her as Galadriel and she use it, that shows how much she love and respect him
That's funny but still Celeborn was strong and beautiful too and Elves are monogamous and love someone for life so I don't think he would look another Elf lol
xRPTRxLANDx
Its because she didn't trust Feanor and she knew that he was not true of heart. But she knows Gimli, though tough skinned, is pure of heart....so she gave him more than he asked for or could ever expect to receive from her.
Rings of Power can't even dream to be a tenth as amazing as this.
The ring of power is amazing
@@leisureish good one
@@leisureish best joke ever
@@leisureish hahahahahahahahahahahahahaahaha, no, really, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@leisureish you got me at first, ngl
I'm 95% sure Celeborn is being bullied in their marriage lol
Imagine how it was for Thingol and Melian: An Elf married to a wiser and mightier angelic-being who was on par with the likes of Sauron, and far surpassed the power of Gandalf and Saruman. Yeah...
TheDragiix3 Celeborn got shortchanged in the films
@@Mr.LaughingDuck I suppose noldor prince/princess, not to mention faithful angel, would be so morally pure that even idea of bullying her loved one would be utterly incomprehensible and abominable to her.
After all Melian gave portion of her powers to Thingol to even the distance between the two and that was act out of true love I think. Not to mention, because she beget a child she could no longer be free of the earthly form she had chosen which was an act of self-sacrifice.
Celeborn is a simp.
@@bunnyfreakz yea....a simp hahaha
Love Celeborn's voice, particularly how "I can no longer see him from afar" is tinged with sadness.
I definitely love Boromir in the Extended Edition much more.
I agree. He was a flawed human but he was full of love tainted with despair
And in the books even more. His kindness and valor is detailed best there. It describes how when he tried to convince Frodo to give him the Ring, his face was still filled with so much kindness, and how he sat down and cried after realizing he’d scared Frodo trying to take the Ring from him. His lament by Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli after his death is also heartbreaking.
This is the only true way to depict Galadriel. I am worried the new LOTR show will just bring us some random female super-hero
Judging by the promo photos Ive seen posted you seem to be 100% correct
They did
Your fears were not ill-conceived
literally called it loll
you were not wrong
I love how Celeborn asks: Tell me where is Gandalf for I much desire to speak with him.
Music? Check
Casting? Check
Writing? Check
Camera work? Check
Special effects? Check
Lighting? Check
Costume design? Check
Set design? Check
Hair and makeup? Check
These films are masterpieces
Props to Elrond for plucking up the courage to ask Galadriel and Celeborn for their daughter’s hand. They are both powerful and intimidating and in their own rights.
Galadriel losing her emotionless face and showing sadness upon learning of Gandalf's death tells how close the two were.
Elves must be an enlightened and creative part of us if we humans can create things as magnificent as this scene. The visuals, the score ... hard to believe it wasn't actually directed by elves haha
Galadriel's voice is so soothing. 😍
The Elves of ROP suck. They completely missed the mark. Peter Jackson, thank you for blowing us away with your trilogy. We are now so incredibly grateful.
After watching Thor Ragnarok be like:
"And thus Galadriel took the One Ring for herself and sailed not to the West but to Asgard. And therefore she was no more Galadriel Lady of the Light but was Hela Goddess of Death"
😀
“Taaele me where is Gandaaaaalf!!!”
This is such a well shot scene. The way Galadriel is looking at all the characters and their reaction gives away their fate and their inherent inevitable nature
OUT OF THIS WORLD MOVIE! FANTASTIK
She is so fucking beautiful.
And she can read minds, so she knows it :-D
If she reads my mind,I'm dead
Judging by Celeborn's words, and his reaction upon learning of his death, he greatly cherished Gandalf's company and deeply cared about him.
Tell me where is celeborn? For i much desire to speak with him.
He was taken both wokeness and shame.
I love how Celeborn here, is dead in Rings of Power. What a joke of a show.
In the final episode Huey Lewis song Power of Love will play and he'll come back to life and say something corny like "well I guess I'll see you guys in the movie! [wink]"
@@kotk05 😂 Huey is far too good for this shit unless they pay ridiculous amounts of money for it with their billions 😂
@@J1283-s1k lol
Galadriel was born in the years of the trees in Aman before the sun and moon was even created lol Dam I can't even imagine all the things she has seen in her life:D all that memory:( full of war and sorrows
That's what I love most about her character, her life is arguably the greatest tale in all of Middle Earth. She has been there for so many important moments in the timeline, and SURVIVED. Most of her family is long dead by the time LOTR takes place.
Tell me where is Gandalf, for I much desire to speak with him
About that.. yeah.. Gandalf? yeah...
He.... well... He kinda fell down a deep dark pit with a rat pig bull with useless wings made of fire and what appeared to be lava.
In short... he's dead.
He strayed but a little....
A Balrog of Morgoth.
@@affable8696 what did you say?
@@Tas123x A Balrog of Morgoth.
Galadriel is my fav character in this movie. She is so soft spoken❤
He wanted Gandalf to tell Elrond that if he ever saw his face again, he’d feed him to Ungoliant
Mother in law issues
I love merry's expression here, its the face i made when i first saw this scene :)
This scene is so captivating to watch. It doesnt matter how many times I watch it. It's just mesemrising😮 The music the lighting, the subtle reaction from Aragorn when Gandalf is mentioned. Their slowed down speech pattern is both myseterious and soothing😌
I addore it ❤
“Do not let the great emptiness of Khazad-Dum fill your heart, Gimli, son of Gloin. For the world is grown full of peril, and in all lands love is now mingled with grief.”
I just can't not giggle at the way Legolas says "Balrog of Morgoth". It is just such fantasy jargon
Such an amazing scene. Heart wrenching when Lady Galadriel realizes the huge loss the fellowship is feeling knowing Gandalf is gone. Even Boromir breaking down and crying was a powerful moment. Amazing trilogy.
I think Boromir is crying here not because of Gandalf dying but because his heart cannot withstand Galadriel’s telepathic gaze because he knows his heart is guilty.
The extended version is much better!
Galadriel is the best character in all of the movies!
this is how you portrey elves,not 15 yr old angry teenager
What movie u mean?
@@KhoiV I think it’s the Amazon TV show “Ring Of Power.” Audience seems to rate it from poor to mediocre. Writing is apparently bad and the connection to the OG lore is choppy.
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xD
i allways wondered how the elves never fucking fell off those roads, seems like a living hazard
Because the elves are particularly agile
Everywhere in middle earth is like that
HAHA....I used to wonder the same thing!
OSHA would not be happy with the infrastructure of Lothlorien.
Joe Weinmunson That's why they are fabulous!
1:04 I though Aragorn was going to "cross himself" in a Catholic way. XD
Hahaha!!
As a catholic I feel you. This is when you know you've had to much Jesus 😂
(I also say "and also with you" when I watch Star Wars and they say "may the force be with you" 😂)
I thought he’d do the sign of the cross as well 😂 growing up catholic. I get the same reaction when I hear “may the force be with you” I automatically want to reply with “and also with you” lol
Johan Dale Possibly. Tolkien was a Catholic. But I think it was meant to be a general sign of respect.
My Art Page Too much earnestness there is, my young padawan.
Elves like angels..
79mrecuador Most of the Elves are Maiar Entities that Hail from the Kingdom of Valenor West of Middle Earth they Shape shift into Any form either Men Elf or Animal when they are in Middle Earth
2:50
Boromir: I came out to have a good time and I am honestly feeling so attacked right now.
Peacefully romantic entrances that Celeborn and Galadriel make. Pretty interesting that he knew that there originally were nine to their fellowship, sent out from Rivendell. How would it be like if this had their daughter, Elrond's wife, and Arwen's mother, Celebrian?
Who's else is here to find out where Celeborn is in Rings of Power!?!
Be thankful he’s not in it, they’d just destroy his character also.
@@crazyralph6386 oh please stop the bitching about ruining characters. They're all fictional not some individuals who have to be copied to the T. It's an adaptation relax.
I am bro 😂
@@48162342 I guess you are a normie, huh? Then let me tell you this, normie. Adaptation must be done accurately and professionally, and not dropping everything off. IS that clear?
"And in all lands, love is now mingled with grief..." Thanks. Just what we needed to hear right about now, on top of everything else!
Love that they mentioned Morgoth. Although I never understood it until recently when re-watching the scene after finding out who Morgoth is and then stumbling into this by accident. They should do another prequel, this time set during the first age and before.
she just won oscar
look 0:38.....This was made so perfectly, that even Haldir...look 0:38 , flows throw the air magnificent ...in a way an elf should! He doen´t look like a human portraying an elf, looks so real and natural! Imagine if this movie was made with the so called Rings of Power serie budget !!!!
Good catch! PJ and crew did such a great service to Tolkien’s Elves in this film.
Tell me, where is Elrond? For I much desire to speak with him...
hahahahahahah
They're taking the Elves to Valinor!
Having his much-needed alone time with his dear old “friend” Durin 👉🏼👈🏼👁️👄👁️
She blinked not once. Powerful
3:33 she blinks twice
Mastering that Tolkien syntax, I see lol.
"needless were none of the deeds of gandalf in life we do not yet know his full purpose" that right there is a clue that gandalf was not dead....pretty cool
When I first watched LotRs and saw Galadriel and Celeborn many many years ago, I thought the elves were beautiful.
Little that I knew that once the Hobbit came out, Thranduil would give the definition of being an elf to another level.
Celeborn looks so weary and with messy hair. LOL
Hmmm...i still think that Galadriel still in another level.
"Yet hope remains while the company is true" best quote of the acene
You can grasp and feel pretty good the majesty and history of the caracters. You can notice how Galadriel, born in Valinor, met the Valar and saw the light of the 2 trees, how she has Vanyar and Noldor heritage, and how she is related with the greatest in the history of middle earth. She is the daughter of Finwë, niece of Feänor, cousin of Turgon, Fingon, Maedhros etc... sister of Finrod Felagund and also related to Thingol. All the things she has seen... the death of the threes, the rise of the sun and the moon, all the ages of Arda, the noldor exile through Helcaraxë, the wars agains Morgoth, How Beren and Lúthien stole the silmaril, the fall of Gondolin, Nargothrond and Doriath where she lived with Melian, the destruction of Beleriand and the rise and fall of Númenor and Eregion... just wow. You feel she is different from the other elves and the rest of Characters.
Finwe was her grandfather , not father. Get your facts right