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I'm a fan of pausing too. 🙂 That's too funny about Brad Pitt, LOL! Thanks, Tarunpreet.

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This review made me curious.. I need to watch this 😜

Thanks for the review and you are so sweet 😊

Cool review. I got this confused with imaginary which is another movie with imaginary stuff involved but thats a horror movie haha This one seems family friendly haha. At first I thought the purple stuffed animal looking guy was the mascot guy from Mcdonalds haha I think his name is grimer? 😅

Good review

Delightful review👌👌👌

Would rather see more clips.

Mr and Mrs smith movie. you will like it

Thanks for the opinion ! It matters

You should watch Overboard 1987 w/ Goldie Hawn, you will enjoy that comedy as well.

"On the side...." 🤣🤣🤣

Easy-breezy is just the thing sometimes! 🙂

Good review

“When you think of garbage, think of Akeem!” 🤣

Great reaction! This is considered the best live video game movie and you can see why. At the time there were only 2 MK games out that this was based off of, its very accurate and close tp the original source material for the first MK game. As an 80s and 90s kid this movie left great memories after seeing it in theaters. Also MK has by far the best video game soundtrack theme song. Its still to this day amazing! Happy mothers day to your mom!

This movie is SO sweet with so many quirky and lovable characters! I love it, it's a favorite of mine! I'm glad you enjoyed it too. Thank you, Tarunpreet, for sharing this one! The little girl was so proud to be a lobster at the Nativity play. 😊

Anyone that can drop a Predator quote when needed is doing things right.

Read about it on the internet lol you are hilarious

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New sub here I consider myself a Lord of the Rings reaction video connoisseur hehehe and I've got to say this was a very enjoyable reaction video you just gave us good honest reactions and you did not talk all through it trying to be cute to entertain your audience those reactions are not very good usually. But this was a delight thank you so much and I'm looking forward to going through this whole thing with you!!

A mithril frying pan makes some mean scrambled eggs.

If you're interested, I can tell you a few things, without spoilers, that aren't detailed enough in the film: Galadriel (the Lady of the Light, from the elven word "galad") is a very powerful sorceress who in her millennial life fought many battles (most likely as heavy artillery) against the original dark lord Morgoth, the one who taught Sauron the way to the "dark side". Galadriel and Elrond, the elven king of Rivendell, have telepathic powers, can communicate at a distance and he also has the gift of foresight. Galadriel's daughter married Elrond and therefore Arwen, the one who swears eternal love to Aragorn, is Galadriel's granddaughter. Galadriel's gifts to the company are enchanted and the two daggers given to Merry and Pippin have already been used in combat, as she tells them. the palantir, Saruman's seer stone, is not the only one, there are others (another is kept in the city of Gondor, where Gandalf went to find information about the ring) and looking into it for too long can lead to addiction and folly. Saruman doesn't actually seek the ring for Sauron but he believes he can bend its powers to his will. Pippin comes from a noble family and he is the heir to the title of earl of the shire.

Gandalf the Grey died. I'm not even spoiling it, the movie showed him dropping into an endless abyss, and later Galadriel stated that he fell into "shadow" (which presumably is darkness, a.k.a. death). I recommend you know this established fact moving forward for context's sake. Sad, ... I know. :( Great reaction btw :)

These are my favorite books. I do hope you enjoy the story. :)

Gimli on entering Lothlorien: "An elf-witch lives in these woods, and everyone who enters falls under her spell" Gimli on leaving: "True dat"

Sam isnt just brave. He is deathly afraid of the water. Being in boats is considered a kind of mental illness among hobbits. But Sam doesnt let that stop him.

Fear of heights and water over my head, same Fear here.

You're in for a great ride.

Enjoyed watching the movie with you! And sorry to break it to you, but Gandalf the Grey is really dead.

"Why are you breaking my heart?" It's a...uh...repeating theme.

Wonderful, Tarunpreet! I'm so glad you are enjoying the story! Yes, the breaking of the fellowship and the death of Boromir is hard to watch, but beautiful too in that tragic, heroic way. Tolkien was steeped in the epic stories of the past, and he understood heroic literature very well. So, the day this movie opened in the theaters I took off work to attend an 11:00 AM matinee. I LOVED it so much that I walked out of the screening and straight to the box office to buy a ticket for the next showing! And while I waited for it to start, I sat in the concession area and ate two bratwurst sandwiches. 😋 Just like a hungry hobbit tracking through the wilds, LOL! You did a great job with this first movie. I am excited and looking forward to sharing the next one with you. Thank you for this. 😊

At 19:17 you ask, "Where is he?" He is on the hill of Amon Hen, the Hill of the Eye. The Men of Numenor built a great stone seat atop the hill, represented in the movie by a throne made of four Eagles with upraised wings. A person sitting in the seat was sometimes granted visions of things far away. In the book, Frodo wearing the Ring sees all the West of Middle-earth crawling with Sauron's creatures. He becomes aware of the Eye of Sauron searching for him. The Eye is resisted by a Power from another source, and as the two battle, Frodo slips off the Ring and escapes. The breaking of the Fellowship that follows proceeds rather differently in the book; on the whole I prefer the movie's version. In the book, Aragorn is always in the wrong place at the wrong time. In frustration he leaps to the top of the hill and gazes from the seat, but he sees nothing useful. Incidentally, across the lake from Amon Hen is another hill, Amon Lhaw, the Hill of the Ear. It doesn't figure in the story, but one imagines there might be a similar seat on its top that grants useful hearing. Just another example of the intricacy of Tolkien's vision of Middle-earth.

At 14:22, the movie doesn't make it clear, but Galadriel is Arwen's maternal grandmother.

Fool of a Took! 😆 That's a favorite line between my sister and me, LOL! Gandalf can be a bit harsh, can't he? But also very wise and very kind. On to part 3!

Thank you, dear one.... another beautiful reaction..loved 🥰and enjoyed so much...looking forward to The Two Towers. So proud your subs have doubled in such a short time. I told you that would happen😉 and you certainly deserve it. Until the next one!😊

Great job, Tarunpreet! Wow, that part flew by fast. Yes, a simple life is not a bad thing at all, is it? 😊 On to part 2!

Most people don't notice two successive lines from Gandalf: "This is a foe beyond any of you. Run!" and "Lead them on, Aragorn. The bridge is near." I have a theory that Gandalf knew he was going to have to fight the Balrog and might not survive the encounter, because he was the only one who could match the Balrog's power. A note about angels. In Tolkien's world, there was a supreme being, Eru Iluvitar, and two orders of angels, the Valar and the Maiar. Gandalf is a Maia, sent to Middle-Earth to battle Sauron with four other Maiar: Saruman the White, a third wizard named Radagast the Brown, who has no role in these movies (although he did in the books), and two "Blue wizards" who went off into the east and were never heard from again. Surprisingly Sauron was also once a Maia, but turned to the Dark Side, to use a term from another cinematic universe, as were Balrogs.

YAY! Off to watch all three! 😃

Gandalf did not begin his confrontation with the Balrog until the others had gone off the other end of the bridge. He did not want their help.

Another extremely enjoyable reaction... I love how you pointed out the Peace that Galadriel exudes, as you emit the same lovely Resonance. We usually Recognize what we are within the other...

You may not be outwardly emotional but, I could see the sadness in your eyes, and feel the stress in your breath. I like the reaction. I think you’re lovely. I look forward to The Two Towers with you. And please, the extended edition please!

Another outstanding reaction! The pace steps up in Two Towers. Looking forward to seeing you again soon 🙂

The next one is more intense - something about the kicking of a helmet and broken toes, I believe. And I can confirm, you have seen the last of Gandalf The Grey. 😔 Oh - another preet-y beret!!! 😊

Next The Lord Of The Ring Extended Edition Of The Two Tower Extended Edition, The Lord Of The Ring Extended Edition Of The Return Of The King Extended Edition. Next Trilogy The Hobbit Extended Edition Of The Adventures Of Bilbo Baggin: (1) An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition (2) The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition (3) The Battle Five Armie Extended Edition

And this started Sean Bean (Boromir) on a long career of being hired to die.

Frodo survived because of the gift of the Mithril shirt that Bilbo gave him in Rivendell - which in turn was gifted to Bilbo by Thorin, Dwarf King Under The Mountain- But that's another story, from a time past (The Hobbit) 😉

I played Fallout 3 in college. This looks interesting. :)

"Such beautiful mountains." - Heh, in addition to being a marvelous trilogy of films, it really acts as an effective tourism advertisement for New Zealand, doesn't it? I do highly recommend reading the books after this, by the way. They create a marvelously complex, detailed, and vibrant world with a rich history to explore. The amount of work Professor Tolkien put into makin his creation truly feel alive is astounding.

Nice reaction. Love the Seinfeld reference too. lol