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what an incredible movie, one of my top 3 for sure. Yeah, definitetly needs a few reviews, so much hints were included !

This is the REAL LIFE 80s, but with a Robot/Cyborg

So true! 😂

Hahahaha I hate when people ask that in movies 😅

This king is soooo frustrating 😅

At 36:50, the creature the Nazgul is riding isn't a dragon. In the book it is referred to as a "fell beast," although that is more of a description than a name ("fell" is an old word meaning "scary"). There are no dragons in LOTR, but if you read Tolkien's children's story "The Hobbit," or watch the Hobbit movies, you'll meet Smaug, a truly terrifying dragon.

At 36:43 you ask, "How does he know his name?" Gandalf had told Frodo about Smeagol back in the Mines of Moria. You're moving us along pretty fast, and you skipped that scene.

At 13:00, the moth didn't transform into the Eagle. Gandalf sent the moth with instructions to bring the Eagle to Isengard. The Eagle is Gwaihir the Windlord--we'll be seeing him again; also, he figures at an earlier time in The Hobbit movies.

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Perfect reaction to this masterpiece of a Sci Fi movie that still holds up today

Why the elves are leaving: The elves are not from Middle Earth. They are from the undying lands. Now they are returning home where they are immortal, in the sense that when they die, they return again in new healed bodies. Frodo and Bilbo are going with the Elves by special invitation. This is the only way Bilbo can be healed from the curse of the ring and that Frodo can be healed of the Morgul blade. This is why the film is saying Arwen is giving up immortality to be with Aragorn.

Love you

You left out a lot. Too bad.

Dragons are much, much bigger.

That was a great reaction, Carol. I was amazed that when Jack killed Mr. Hallorann with the ax, you screamed but never blinked! Many people cover their eyes in anticipation. Thanks for this one.

9:42 Yes, Saruman *was* one of the good guys - he is part of an order of wizards (called the Istari in the books) who came to Middle-earth some 2000 years before the events of The Lord of the Rings. They took the shape of old men in order to blend in better, and their role was to use their wisdom to help the Free Peoples of Middle-earth in their fight against the new growth of darkness - darkness that was coming from the reawakening of Sauron, more than 1000 years after the battle that we see in the prologue of the movie, even though he was still very far from his full power. There were five wizards in total, though the LotR movies only show us Gandalf and Saruman. Some 400 years before the events of the Lord of the Rings, something called The White Council was formed at the initiative of Galadriel - its purpose was to contain the growth of darkness. Of course you might be wondering: wasn't that the original job of the five wizards? Well, yes, but the five wizards were sent by the divine powers (known as the Valar in this universe) as a way of helping the peoples of Middle-earth - the Valar would no longer directly intervene in Middle-earth affairs following several events thousands of years before that led to cataclysmic destruction of entire continents. The White Council, on the other hand, was formed by wizards and elves and was a much more tangible group that took decisions of major significance. Anyway, Saruman was made the head of the White Council and he dedicated himself to studying the One Ring and its role in great detail (see all the papers lying around his tower?). He became aware that Sauron was seeking the ring and at one point, in secret, he stopped seeing Sauron as an enemy and more as a rival. Saruman deceived the White Council and intended to find the ring for himself. When he didn't, he decided to feign an alliance with Sauron and placed himself at his service, all while his real purpose was to claim the ring for himself and then overthrow Sauron. Yeah, not a good idea because, obviously, Sauron is not an easy enemy to counter, and a wizard claiming the ring would be catastrophic. This comment is getting too long but that's what happens when Tolkien fans start answering questions from people first discovering his work :) já agora, eu li os livros em português quando era adolescente. Mais recentemente comprei uma edição nova em inglês e recomendo (e muito) ler no idioma original. Uma tradução é sempre inevitavelmente uma leitura em segunda-mão das ideias do autor, no caso do Senhor dos Anéis e devido à experiência e conhecimentos vastíssimos do Tolkien sobre filologia anglo-saxónica e germânica, o texto original é muito mais rico do que qualquer tradução.

Greetings from Poland. Tolkien has been the greatest fantasy writer and one of the greatest in history for well over half a century, and nothing will change that, whose work has had a huge impact on the work of other writers, creators of films, games, etc. George Lucas wouldn't have made Star Wars (and certainly not this version) if it weren't for Tolkien. J.K. Rowling wouldn't have written Harry Potter if she hadn't read Tolkien first. It's obvious who she had in mind when creating the character of Dumbledore and the Dementors. George R.R. Martin wouldn't have written Game of Thrones without having first read Tolkien. In one of his interviews, he once told how he came up with the idea of ​​killing the characters of his books. When he read The Lord of the Rings for the first time and came to the scene where Gandalf dies with the Balrog by falling off a bridge Khazad Dum was in total shock because he didn't think Tolkien would dare to kill such an important character. Later, when writing Game of Thrones, he said that since Tolkien had no qualms about killing off characters, he wouldn't have any problems either. One of Tolkien's greatest advantages as a writer, apart from creating the most "real" fantasy world in the history of literature, is writing in such a way as to leave as much room for the reader's imagination as possible. That's why adapting the book to the screen was so difficult, because the filmmakers had to meet the imagination of millions of readers in order to accurately represent this world. But Peter Jackson did the impossible. He made a faithful adaptation, which is considered a model. The three parts of the trilogy won a total of 17 Oscars and many other awards. But it doesn't change the fact that the book is better. But The Lord of the Rings, although an iconic book, is not Tolkien's best book. In my opinion (but I suspect that also of many other fans of the Professor's work) it is The Silmarillion. Tolkien divided the history of his imaginary world into three eras. The action of The Lord of the Rings takes place in the third era. The Silmarillion describes the first two eras, starting from the creation of the world (Arda, of which Middle-earth is a part). Silmarillion is not only the best fantasy book, but the greatest story ever created by man.

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Thanks for putting the 3 together

Great reaction! You picked up something I don't think any other reactor got -- why the King of the Dead took a while to agree to fight. He wanted to talk it over with his "people"! At least that's what you and I think.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen all three films in one reaction before! Impressive!

12:57 и 1:21:35 Кэндольф превратил моль в орла 🙂 Может ему стоило собрать всех жуков, гусениц, тараканов и укомплектовать свою непобедимую армию! Шучу... Просто Карол рассмешила так и причём в самый напряжённый момент прыжка с высотки, что я поставил на паузу и долго отходил... Карол - наивная девушка ты самая замечательная 😂❤❣💟💓

it is JUST AS CREEPY when you do your "my precious" imitation 😳 enjoyed all your reactions 👍☺

I just hope it isn't that HORRIBLE "Rings of Power." Averaging $58 million PER EPISODE, you wonder where the Hell it was spent on. One of the MANY problems is that in the effort to make Galadriel a girl boss, they actually made her WEAKER! Even during the time of the series, she's one of the most powerful people in Middle Earth. For some reason, they actually make her wear armor and wield a sword! She's already over a thousand years past needing such trivialities. Then making her such a HORRIBLE leader. They fragged commanders in Vietnam for less.

"Toxic Parent!" :D It's nice to see these reactions again. :)

I wait all week to see your videos ❤

My precious videos 🤣❤🤣❤🤣

Your reactions até wonderful!

I absolutely love your reactions Carol! ❤❤❤

39:43 sign said _Staff only_ I think we’re good bros!

34:43 … you know what? It’s already been said, its gonna be said so so many times, it’s gonna be said hundreds of times in the comments

7:11 A little late for trimming the _verge_ don’t you think? A gardener is never late, Gandalf Greyhame… not is he early… _He arrives precisely when he means to…_ (sends Sam to Mordor)

51:40 this scene is so chilling 😢

11:09 Known among the fandom as the Mud Placenta

Some people call this the "Star Wars" of your time. It's not even close to the depth of lore, languages and complexity between races, cultures and politics. So much more poetic. “Where now are the horse and the rider? Where is the horn that was blowing? They have passed like rain on the mountain, like a wind in the meadow; The days have gone down in the West behind the hills into shadow." I liked the first film but didn't fully appreciate it until I witnessed the rest of this genius. Tolkien's experiences from the first World War, to the industrial revolution and the destruction of nature in the process of progress are vividly expressed. And we all now know what taters is. Brego was the true hero in this. Even you can't say "neigh" to that, precious.

I absolutely LOVED this movie as a kid. I just didn't realize how absolutely disturbing of a movie this was for a kid to be watching! "I'll buy that for a dollar!" If you thought Red was pissed off in That 70's Show...

The extended versions?

I absolutely love your reactions to the LOTR trilogy! 🤩

Mark your calendars for February 8th! Something big is coming, and I can't wait to share it with you all. Any guesses? Drop them below! 👇👀 Let the hype begin!

The Lord of the Rings trilogy the greatest trilogy ever made💯🔥

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You have a nice chest