(LOTR) Frodo Baggins | The Journey
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Do a sam video!!
Your videos are amazing by the way
Mede
Can I ask you for a video about Gandalf
Mordor Sauronus of course
I absolutely love this. It really is brilliant work. I was wondering if you could do a thranduil video? Cause like he's an actual god😂
I always hated Frodo when I was a kid, I considered him too weak. Now that I grown up and watched it many times I finally understood the burden he had to bear. I see him now as the strongest and bravest of the nine.
Yeah man you see how fast the others fall when they actually get their hands on the ring.
Owen Wilson true
He was a ring bearer he went physical and psychical stress at the same time
I’m not wondering that at the end he needed to leave the world
Bc the power of the ring destroyed him and made him very weak
When i was a kid i am oslo hate him but now i am in looove with him with his voiceee
Which is why Aragorn said to him and the other Hobbits, who each in their own way had to so greatly override their natural-born instincts as Hobbits to help defeat Sauron, ..... "My friends! You bow to no one."
Well he fell to the power of the ring anyway
I love how lotr was filmed 20 years ago and this fandom just doesn't care.
These films are timeless. It’s extraordinary work
The books are far older, and Jackson gave us what might possibly be the best film adaptation of written works in the modern age in this trilogy. The casting, the writing, the location, the lighting, the effects crews all put their hearts into this project, and now we and our children can enjoy it for all time.
@@EyebrowsGaming Beautifully said mate!!
No the frick we don’t :)
It’s literally been so long, I can’t find anyone who cares about it anymore. I HAVE THOUSANDS OF POSTERS IM STILL STUCK IN THE FANDOM BACK ATLEAST 8YEARS AGO 😭
Frodo gets so much "hate" even from the fanbase, but he still is my favorite character in the lotr. I could be wrong, but it often feels to me as if people don't really get what Tolkien wanted to say with his story. He has to fight a different battle, a battle of pure will and it is probably the hardest anyone in the story has to face.
My favourite also is Frodo
Same here. Based frodo fans unite
“I can’t carry it for you!
But I can carry you!- c’mon!!”
-Sam 🥺
one of my favorite parts
@@andrewhodyss9092 sameeee
I love Frodo so much. I think a lot of people fail to understand how hard it is to carry the ring, what it does to your spirit. And the fact Frodo carried it for so long just proves how strong he is. Let's also not forget he also carried the wound the Nazgul gave him, which never healed. Just like the sting from Shelob.
I adore him, what a pity that he broke up with his friends and suffered after all this
every once in a while i come back to this edit. It portraits the sacrifice of frodo so well. Not many people recognice what he had to go through and how it affected his life forever. He saved the world but there were no happy endings for him. He had to leave behind the people he loved and his beloved shire because the ring ruined his life and left in him an emptiness nothing could fulfill
What a beatiful serie and what a beatiful tribute.
Thank you!:)
@@mederecord7991 I'd like to thank you for this video. It literally made me cry, and I watch it almost daily and every day it makes me cry. Because this video shows Frodo's pain, he brought the ring to mount doom, defeated evil, defeated temptation, self doubt, and fear.And the whole time he suffered from extreme guilt, thinking he wasn't good enough, even after he destroyed the ring when he was in rivendell and saw sam he immediately got sad, because sam's face reminded him from his guilt. He thinks he failed because he eventually fell to the power of the ring in mount doom. That's why he has to go to the undying lands, to be rid of this self destroying guilt. I, as a Catholic believe that this is the way I will live my life, because I also feel this extreme guilt, and it will only go away when I complete my task on earth and go to heaven.
@@andrewhodyss9092 thank you so it means a lot to me!:)
I love Frodo so much, I can say without a doubt that he is my favorite character. He suffered and he never truly returned from his journey. He didn't need to be physically strong-he carried the burden of the most evil object in all of middle earth. He suffers, as we do. As for him and sam-they are strong in different ways. They made each other stronger, were each other's heroes, and I don't think there is any comparison either way. I love both frodo and sam, and how their love gives each other strength. I think that is the whole point. When we suffer, even we do not fully return to our normal lives after trauma, it is love that keeps us strong. I love lotr man, I could go on and on!
Wonderfully done. Frodo's my favourite character, which for some reason is kind of uncommon in this fandom. And I admit that he's a bit unconventional for the hero to carry one of the greatest fantasy franchises of all time. He's not like Bilbo, who starts as the underdog, but then later saves the day multiple times when his friends get in trouble and he has to step up and fight for them. Frodo carries the Ring, his struggles are internal, and he wins his fight every moment for the entire journey - except for the very last.
It hurts like hell that for all of that, there's no reward. He lost the cosy, peaceful Hobbit life he was supposed to have and came back with nothing but some trauma and some wounds that will never heal.
And as much as I personally think he should have stayed in the shire and married Sam, him having to actually leave middle earth entirely is such a strong and heart wrenching conclusion to his arc... I will never *not* cry when I read or watch the ending. Because it's all things considered a very happy ending, everything worked out, almost all good guys survived and get to marry the girl/go home/be king etc. Except for Frodo.
And that's why it annoys me so much that people don't appreciate him enough. He was so unbelievably strong, and he sacrificed everything, but because he didn't slay any spiders or orcs or big elephants, people call him a "damsel in distress" who's just whining all the time. Like, come on, can you not look a *little* deeper than that?
Thank you so much, I completely agree with you!
I've come to appreciate Frodo with time, as I've grown up as a person myself. I guess many people just can't relate to his inner struggle, as it's not as obvious as the physical fighting, or value his nobility of mind, as it's not as "awesome" as some other heroic character traits. But isn't that just Frodo's fate, the burden and doom he agrees to bear? To suffer himself loss, so that others could gain? To go unthanked as he silently fades away from life, the prosperous life others are enjoying because of what he did? His fate is the same in and out of story.
Remember when Frodo had a moment of weakness in the Morgul vale? When he realized the war has started, and feared that he was too late? That even if he destroyed the Ring, everyone he knew would be dead by then? He revealed something very important at that moment. He revealed, what was his temptation - what it was that the Ring was tormenting him with. (Otherwise he never lets it slip.) Frodo after all desired to be a famous hero. He wanted the great people to know him and praise him. He too had in such ambition, such weakness that the Ring could torture him, get a hold of his mind. His struggle was to convince himself he needs to do his task no matter what, no matter what happens to him himself, if he gains anything out of it, or even if he just loses everything and dies. I recall Tolkien wrote in some of his letters about this - that Frodo's weakness was his unspoken desire to be a hero.
It's sad and beautiful how his story went. He seems to have felt in the end that he failed, that he was corrupted after all. He had no peace of mind. And he still longed for the Ring after its destruction and even felt everything dark and lost without it. But it's not only a depressing tale. He grew so much as a person. He became wiser, with great insight and inner nobility. I recall Tolkien wrote his favourite theme wasn't tragedy, but transfiguration. Frodo became, in a sense, sanctified, ennobled. Letting go of desire or indeed need for wordly fame is part of it all. It's beautiful.
And writing this I finally realize it's official, after being a passionate Tolkien fan for 18 years, Frodo has finally become my favorite character. In the very beginning it was Pippin - appropriate for a young person to identify with the kid surrogate character - and Boromir because I was edgy, and Legolas because he was pretty. Then later on in adult life, Gandalf and Elrond, for being mature. And now Frodo, for being spiritual.
@@AnnaMarianne Thank you, that was a really interesting and insightful comment. I'm very new to being a Tolkien fan, and quite young as well - and yes, Pippin is also one of my absolute favorites, just because his parts are the most fun to read. And well, I kind of have a thing for Eowyn. Because she's pretty, and pretty cool :)
I'm gonna pay attention to what you said on my next reading (god I'm looking forward to that) because some of the stuff you said I've never thought about.
The way many people dismiss Frodo and what he did reminds me of the way the rest of the Hobbits back at home treat our heroes when they return: Merry and Pippin are cool fighters with swords and are therefore admired, even Sam gets more recognition than he himself thinks he does, just Frodo doesn't. Because the people ultimately don't understand or care to understand what he did. And if I remember correctly, this bothers Sam, who obviously thinks Frodo is a great hero and doesn't like that others can't see it.
And when people on the Internet say "Sam is the real hero, Frodo was so useless" I always think about how much Sam would disagree with that.
I have to admit, the way you talked about Frodo's fate and unspoken desire to be a hero after all... I got pretty emotional just reading that. It's such a powerful story.
When I first read Return of the king (so like... Five months ago), I hadn't watched the movies or heard stuff from friends. All I knew was that it was obviously going to end well, and that they would be rescued by giant eagles. I was certain he was going to destroy the Ring and live happily ever after.
And when Frodo failed, that really hit me. Such an extraordinary moment to read... Because of course he couldn't do it in the end, nobody would have been able to. An accident was kind of the only way it could have gone. It isn't really a failure, the world is saved after all, but it feels like a failure to Frodo.
I didn't really pick up on this the first time I read it, but you're right, he isn't free of the ring, because he didn't destroy it.
And that's one of the reasons why the final shot of him on the boat where he smiles makes me cry SO much. Because that is his way to finally being free, going into the west.
I'm sorry for rambling for so long :D your comment kind of inspired me to just... Put my own thoughts into semi readable paragraphs. The truth is, I don't know shit about Tolkien. And I mostly don't care for what HE thought the correct interpretation of the characters is - he would be pretty pissed about the whole "Frodo and Sam are gay" thing, which I 100% stand behind :D
But you've been reading these books for almost as long as I've been alive and I really, really enjoyed hearing your perspective.
So again, thank you :)
@@baguettegott3409 It's great to have long in depth discussions with other fans, so the pleasure is mutual. To be honest, I'm even a bit jealous of you - I'd like to be able go back in time and discover Middle-earth again for the first time.
The author is very much "dead", that is, the reader is free to make their own interpretations independent of what the author intended. And funnily enough, it was Tolkien's intention that people wouldn't ask what his intentions were, but would construct their own view of the story as suited them and their life. He was very passionate about this topic - and in general he was a very freedom minded person, even a self-described "anarchist". So when I wrote about Tolkien's ponderings on his own characters, I didn't mean you would need to view the story through that lens, or that you should adopt Tolkien's opinions as your own. I just have become very fond of him as a person, because his letters and his life reveal that he grew to be a person with a very gentle, introspective and wise heart. So it interests me personally what further insights he had. They often lead me to new realizations about how to construct multilayered stories, and help me with my own writing. But you don't *need* to know any of them to enjoy his books.
Anyhow, I'm glad you've joined this fine fandom. Enjoy your stay!
Thank you this is exactly how I feel about Frodo he was always my fave along with Sam just as much and for all the reasons you said Frodos story really was tragic and he deserves a lot more respect for what he endured and how it affected his whole life.
Frodo is such a brave and tragic character. What makes me the saddest is that, after he destroyed the ring, some of his lost hopes came back "I can see the Shire, the Brandwyn river, Bag-End...". He could picture himself live again, in an abstract way, after having been poisoned by evil for so long. But the return was not what he expected - he was delusioned. The wounds had cut deep. And he just couldn't hold on his ancient life anymore.
I can't help but think about all these men and women, coming back from our all too real wars, affected by the flashbacks, PTSD, chronic anxiety, paranoia and all mental illnesses that especially at one time couldn't be treated correctly - especially at *Tolkien's* time. Who knows how many unknown Frodos existed and still exist. I hope that one day, most of them can be helped and succeed to come back home.
Thank you for your work. This character means a lot to me - I actually cried while doing the subtitles lol.
Thank you so much!!:)
Even I didn't read the books, I never though Frodo was weak. Such heroes like Isildor, Boromir or even Gandalf or any elves fall easily into the ring's power. The burden on Frodo was too much to imagine.
"You bow to no one." Part gets me every time...
The way his neck is cut down mangled and bleeding at mount doom to represent how heavy the ring actually was always amazes me. It truly was such a weight on him by that point.
"Even the smallest person can change the course of the future." (c) Galadriel, The Fellowship of the Ring
Frodo and Sam's journey is the great lesson we all should embrace:
1. Never give up, you are the only blacksmith of your life. You are to decide what you have to do with the time that is given to you. If you don't find a way, no one will.
2. True friendship is what keeps your boat afloat. Don't let true friends sink in the ocean of fake friends who have vested interests in you.
3. Don't give in to the gold and power that it gives you. It's what can make you corrupt. You don't want to end your journey like that.
Be ready to go home when the time is right.
Hate to say it, but Tolkien never wrote or said that. It’s an invention of the film.
The closest quote from the book is:
"This quest may be attempted by the weak with as much hope as the strong. Yet such is oft the course of deeds that move the wheels of the world: small hands do them because they must, while the eyes of the great are elsewhere."
- Elrond
And yet there was always a higher purpose to it all. I believe Aragorn himself says so at one point in the Two Towers, that Higher powers guide Frodo. But I suppose that all depends if you are religious or not.
@@INeedJesus4sure There is deity/deities in Tolkien's world
@@_Fornad My bad. Fixed it.
Thank you kindly!
If you do not find a way, no one will for you." That's what I tell myself
The sad part is that there will never be anything else like LOTR
The character who suffered the most💔
Aragorn’s line “they will never stop hunting him” makes perfect sense for Frodo’s story considering it feels the whole world is after him
Those nine dislikes are the nine ring wraiths.
They’re just angry Frodo was able to keep the ring from them
😂 this video is so epic seriously
With all that became possible in the last 20 years, this trilogy still remains the best ever made.
Incredible editing!
Thank you!:)
you just combined all three movies into one long emotional trailer. good job. frodo, for some reason, has always been my favorite character.
Thank you!:)
Man, you are absolutely crushing these. All of your LOTR tributes are the best I've ever seen.
Would love to see one for Sam or Gandalf. Keep it up!
Thank you so much!:) I will make a tribute for Sam and Gandalf don’t worry!
@@mederecord7991 If possible Sam first
@@mederecord7991 Make one for the guy that died when we first see the elephants and Faramir talks about him.
Samwise the Brave
@@MamadNobari In the book it is Sam who speaks of him in greater detail, you may want to look into it
Frodo’s journey was indeed hard and it is so amazing that Sam stuck by him that whole time. That’s the type of friend you need in life, a friend who is loyal and won’t give up on you, who promises to stay with you no matter what happens. When we watched the movie it brought tears to our eyes. Yes everyone’s journey is different and hard but a loyal friend will encourage you and help you through it.
Now I understand ,everyone from us is Frodo.Everyone has that burden ,that you have to bear.No other will find way for you,There is good in this world and it s worth fighting for my friend.
Lotr... It instill hope, love, friendship and proves there is something worth fighting for in our life.
Thank you so much for doing Frodo justice. He's the most underrated character by my family. They HATE him, which really broke my heart because he's the LOTR character I relate to the most. It was like hearing them say they hated ME, or at least people like me.
Thank you!:) is a really misunderstood character
@@mederecord7991, totally. They think he's weak, useless, a coward, "why is he so stupid?" when he gives in to putting on the ring or not throwing it in the fire. I've never talked to them about it before, but when I finally do, I'm going to show them this video and tell them THIS is why Frodo is the hero.
Also, I read somewhere that J.R.R. Tolkien wrote Frodo based off of himself and that when asked who the true hero was, he said Sam, which makes total sense to me because Frodo himself would look at all his own failures and say the exact same thing (humility being another one of Frodo's many positive traits).
I think I just love Frodo so much because he's so human. He's not perfect, he's not a great fighter, he's technically not even the most resistant to the Ring (Sam is) -- but the fact that he's human enough to be tempted and fall, human enough to spare Gollum because he still sees some humanity in Gollum, and so persistent in resisting the Ring (or at least trying to) makes him so unique and complex as a protagonist, or just as a character in general.
And all the personal trauma he takes due to WILLINGLY CHOOSING to bear the Ring, underrated. He literally sacrificed himself to save Middle Earth, received nothing in return (and didn't expect to) except for pain, and was forever changed as a person: there was no going back for him, he knew that, and he chose to bear the Ring anyway. If that doesn't make Frodo a hero, I urge you to reexamine your definition of what you think qualifies a hero.
Emily Danielle technically he is the most resistant to the ring! Sam have it for a couple of hour and almost keep it for himself when Frodo ask him to give him!
@@mederecord7991, I always interpreted it that Sam didn't want to give the Ring back to Frodo more because he was genuinely concerned about what it was doing to him, and not so much because he was tempted by the Ring (though, I mean, it's the Ring, of course Sam would be tempted). But that's just my opinion, and I could be wrong. It's really fun to theorise though. :)
I guess generally people are only looking for the " though looking " hero. But frodo showed heroism in many ways that we fail to notice . It tells a lot about our society
I recently watched all of the extended editions for the first time because of this channel. Great work.
Thank you so much!:)
tbh i've always watced extended editions
i have never watched theatrical cut of Lotr movies
@@harshchoudhary9623 It just adds to the lore and character development in my opinion.
Good timing, to the Frodos out there and to the Frodos inside of us 💓
Yeah, all of us" have to decide what to do with the time that is given to us",because "if you do not find a way, no one will" for u
Goddamn I get chills all the time when Aragorn proposes to send the army of Men to the Black Gates
The Men of the West, ready to sacrifice everything, and stand till the end, by all that they hold dear on this good Earth
9 minutes for the 9 of the fellowship, all great, with Frodo at the centre.
Amazing job 👍
Thank you so much!:)
Thank you for this tribute. Frodo is such an underrated character and is my favourite. I come here every day for motivation to fight my demons.
Thank you so much!
I'm 13 and I've always seen frodo as a very strong character. Never have I doubted that he was strong and not weak
"I can't carry it for you. But I can carry you." -Sam.
This iconic line is really magnificent.
Incredible video my friend! This is the best gift to Frodo's character! I enjoyed so much, thank you for your hard work!
For Frodo!
Thank you so much mate!:)
Tolkien's work is the most great thing ever
Every time I watch LOTR it would bring me tears (especially when Frodo smiles at the very end). Thank you for reminding me how beautiful this story is :))
I literally cried seeing this.
PLEASE NEVER STOP MAKING THESE WONDERFUL ART!
Thank you so much!:)
Only watching as an adult I truly got a sense of Frodo's pain towards the end, after going through that torturous ordeal he was scarred for life. Leaving was his only way to find peace.
Considering LOTR was somewhat based on Tolkien's experience of World War, I can only feel for the real soldiers returning to a 'normal' life and who must have suffered post-traumatic stress disorder after enduring such war and destruction. This is why the end of Frodo's journey was so heartbreaking and emotional.
Thanks for the amazing video, really well done!
Thank you so much!:)
Tolkien said Frodo had an impossible task, he did fail..but it wasnt a moral failing.
I have no words... Masterpiece bro!
Thank you so much!:)
I was showing my two little boys this video to try to convince them to be Frodo and Sam for Halloween but I ended up crying because this was so emotional. Such an amazing story. Such a great series. And way to go with this edit!
Thank you so much!
This Frodo Tribute is an Amazing Masterpiece!!! You really did a great job capturing the development of Frodo!!!
sam and frodo, their friendship😭
I’m pretty sure I’ve watched this video 100+ times. Beautiful.
Thank you so much it means a lot!:)
Just saw the trilogy this past week. I missed out on a lot. What a story and even greater acting.
Best trilogy ever
Amazing, you have really grasped the story well in just 9 mins!!
Thank you so much!:)
They all had their part destroying the ring.
That's some hard work right there, and perfectly done!! Bravo my friend!
Thank you so much my friend!:)
Es una obra maestra. Es difícilismo hacer un vídeo del Señor de los Anillos que recoja tantas emociones y momentos, porque de por sí la película ya lo hace. Es casi imposible aceptar la música externa (que no sea del propio compositor H.S sin que algo nos parezca raro). Lo has conseguido. Emotivo, magnífico. Puro Arte.
muchas gracias amigo
Frodo is the Most Beautiful boy i have ever seen
Me too!! I call him the Antinous of Middle Earth! 💚💖🌸🍃
Miranda Baggins omg yes he really is, i wish boys in my country would be so pretty as him 🥺
@@jannaluchau1870 Whelp, Janna... If it’s any comfort to you, there aren’t any guys in my country or my state that are as beautiful as him either! I don’t think there are that many anywhere in the world, to be honest.
@@jannaluchau1870 Actually... I discovered Antinous because of Frodo!!! 🤯
Miranda Baggins can i ask you where are you from ? Ohhh thats very sad, but his Beauty is such very rare. I wish i could meet him one day. Elijah is still Beautiful !💕 what does antionous mean?
I didnt want to be sad first thing in the morning.. i shouldve waited till later tonight to watch this.
I’ve longed to see a video like this but have never quite found one. Now I have, and it is even better than what I imagined. You have a real talent and portrayed Frodo’s journey brilliantly in this video. Absolutely brilliant!
Thank you so much!:)
Frodo being my favourite character, this is a masterpiece. Thank you so much for that. Now it means watching this over and over again !! ;) XD
Oh btw thanks also for the tears ! XD And for the heartache. Just another proof that this is perfection.
Thank you so much!:)
This is beautiful as always! The music is always so on point with the transitions and the emotions the scenes give you, also you added so many flashbacks in the words of the characters, and they fit so well! My greatest congratulations my friend.
Gonna share on my Instagram profile soon😍
-Gimrion
Thank you so much my friend!:) and thank you for the sharing!:)
It was beautiful ♥️
You made me think about Frodo like for a long time I wasn't
Thank You for this Mede
Can't wait to see more LOTR in your Channel
Thank you so much❤️
Wow this is a master piece ❤ I enjoyed the whole video... Frodo's journey is Inspirational..
Thank you so much!:)
that was absolutely gorgeous. im in tears ❤️
Thank you so much!:)
Wow, what a beautiful video! Thank you for this amazing tribute to the charater who suffered and sacrificed the most in the trilogy.
Thank you so much!
😍😳😔😢
9 minutes de frissons et de pur bonheur.
Peut être ta meilleure vidéo, et la meilleure vidéo sur LOTR que j'ai vu.. Je ne me lasserai jamais de cette histoire, vraiment la plus belle jamais écrite. Tu lui rends parfaitement justice, vraiment bravo 🙏
Merci beaucoup l’ami!😊
Yo... you know I gotta show my support. But seriously, stop making such good videos. What an experience these are. I don't know exactly what brought me to these types of videos long ago, but I love them and your videos have been consistently good and edited in the ways I always look for in these types of videos. Well done you magnificent beast
Thank you so much!:)
@@mederecord7991
Everytime i watch this i cry, it puts me in the shoes of Frodo, the ring represents addiction and decay.
Frodo represents strength through perseverance.
He is like me
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.
No words....just amazing, beautiful. I'm crying. You've done a great job.
Thank you!:)
The best thing i have ever seen in my life. Many likes from me. Well done!!!
Thank you so much!:)
I'm crying in my bed, it's 11:30pm. I've got school tomorrow.
*Oh no, I've got school tomorrow....*
Wow, this video actually brought me to tears! You are one seriously talented creator! Thank you for uploading this absolute gem of a video!
Thank you so much!:)
@@mederecord7991 Of course! :D
You made a masterpiece for this character named Frodo!!
An emotional and very artistic edit through all his journey , damn! It's brilliant , my friend! ^^
In my opinion , I would really like to see Frodo against the moria orcs or against the terrorific spider!
But again , this is probably the best edit for Frodo in all Middle Earth and this world xD
PS : 4:00-4:14 look at that rythm!! :)
Thank you so much!:) And I agree with you but I wanted to stay focus on the thematic of my tribute!:)
I love your LOTR videos! keep it up, cant wait to see the next one :D
Thank you so much!:)
Frodo baggins is favorite character
my friend, thank you for making this video! i really appreciate it! it’s really so beautiful so i cried a lot... i really really loved it! thank you! i love you frodo baggins one of the bravest character in the all movies in the world!❤️
Thank you so much!:)
MedeRecord you’re welcome hero!
The Lord of the Rings films have such iconic music, a shame none of it could be used here
This is one of the most beautiful thing I've ever watched on UA-cam!!
Thank you so much!:)
This is beautiful, thank you.
Thank you ❤️
good edit. It really captures the emotions of Frodos task.
Thank you!:)
8:32 I'm going to cry myself to sleep now
Это шедевр! 9 минут, а будто фильм целиком посмотрел, ощутил те же эмоции.
Спасибо большое!:)
The edit when Frodo remembers The Shire after the ring is destroyed....love it! 💚 6:29
i’m new to the fandom, i finished watching the films last week. i’ve known it for years but never watched it nor read it earlier. i should have. i’m now a big fan. i already bought myself the ring, the brooch, a poster and wrote a fanfic 😭 now i’m making edits.
Thank you for this tribute!! Best one yet
Thank you so much!:)
Most underrated channel ever. Such a masterpiece
Thank you so much!:)
It's a concentrated 9-minute pill of the whole 11-hour-long movie. This is what the movie is about, no matter how good the other characters are. I'm stunned, sad, crying, basically all emotions of the movie packed into 9 min. Man I wasn't prepared for it!
Pure masterpiece - you're an artist
Love your work it's incredible
Thank you so much!:)
Man this had to be the official trailer of the movie.
Thank you!:)
This brought me to tears. Thank you ❤
Imagine if his name was Froyo. We would never realize he was yogurt all along.
bruh moment
this is the first comment i’ve ever left on a youtube video and it’s because this is the best edit i’ve ever seen. this is beautiful. thank you!
Thank you so much😊
I am So Lucky To Have A Freind Like Sam
Yesss three of my favorite Characters are Gollum ,Frodo, and sam
I didn't expect to cry so hard
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this was absolutely amazing! just yesterday i marathoned all six movies and now they’re all i can think about! i was excited for this video all week and it couldn’t have come at a better time. thank you for this. i’ve always liked frodo and he’s been one of my favorites even though many do not agree. he goes through so much hurt and pain but that’s why i live him. one last time, thank you for this wonderful video.
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greatest trilogy ever created, no question.
Thank you so much this video is amazing your videos never disappoint keep up the great work !
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wow wow wow one of the best edits on yt i have no words can describe how amazing it's 😍😍😍
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Just perfect. This video is just described by perfection. Keep up the good work
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THIS IS SO UNDERRATED I CANT
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Thanks I’m crying!
Amazing stuff! More lotr and maybe some gladiator and matrix. Keep up the amazing work Mede
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Been reading the LOTR / Fellowship of the Ring.. during the Lockdown!!
This what we need to take our mind off what is going on the REAL world.. let’s visit MIDDLE EARTH!! 👌👌
I first watched the Bakshi animation film which ends with Helm's Deep and had a confident and competent Frodo. Then I read the book and listened to different radio adaptations (a lot). Even though Sam does heroic things in the book, i think Frodo is stonger in the book and Sam does not stand out that much. So my hero was always Frodo and I am glad that people can come to appreciate his quality in this film as well.
Absolutely amazing! Very empowering and emotional!
Thank you so much!:)