@@libbyrandall8198 It was cut from the theatrical release, which is what most people watched. I was so angry when there was no acknowledgement of Thorin's death after the fact. Thorin's funeral should not have been cut from the theatrical release.
That’s because he’s probably an important figure. Possibly some higher ranking military figure. He won’t be a nobody he can be seen leading soldiers at one point I believe
"The King has come unto his own Under mountain, under stone Send him now into the deep Unto Earth's eternal sleep Under mountain, under stone Through all the lands, let it be known The Kind is dead, Long live the King." And so Thorin Oakenshield passed into legend.
I think many of us who have gone to funerals of close loved ones felt it when bilbo was taking those deep breaths trying not to bust out sobbing. Many of us have had to do the same exact thing to try and keep ourselves from losing it at a funeral. It gets me every time seeing that has it shows just how much he cared for Thorin.
Overcame the dragon sickness, led his men into battle to aid his fellow dwarves and others in peril, and departed with peace in his heart. LONG LIVE THE KING!
I wish I could see this scene in the cinema. Most people don't know about its existence and its one the strongest and most emotional in the whole trilogy
Because that wasn’t important? I mean 60 years pass and we enter Lord of the Rings, without the fact of a mention that Dain became King and even that is barely a footnote. Heck in the movies it’s not even mentioned that the skeleton Gandalf pulls the book from was from Ori.
I was rewatching the movies and I thought I had made it up in my head or something because it's no longer in the movies. I feel like this was indeed an important part for those who didn't read the book so they would have an answer. While the Battle of Dale is not given much cadence in LOTR, it is very VERY briefly mentioned when Gimli expresses his desire to have dwarves at the battle. Legolas follows up with "I fear war is already marching upon their own lands ". Of course this is only in the extended addition. Also, I just realized this was posted a year ago but here I am
*_The king has come unto his own._* (Uzbad inkhi'da kâmhutza) *_Under mountain, under stone._* (Undu' abad, Undu' aban) *_Send him now unto the deep._* (Darzhu khidu id'kâm buzrâ) *_Unto earth, eternal sleep._* ('Zudnukâm, khathiz azlâf) *_Under mountain, under stone._* (Undu' abad, Undu' aban) *_Through all the lands, let it be know._* (Sullu zurnî d'zudûn, azganôn) *_The King is Dead!_* (Uzbad 'amrad!)
It’s crazy how different these movies were compared to LOTR yet They make me feel the same. I remember being in elementary school waiting for these movies to come out and get the tickets to the premiere moths before it would come out. The unique title of “King under the mountain” and the dwarven city of Erebor just always made me feel something so different yet similar to LOTR.
The I've seen the uncut version of this movie, they truly should have included it. I was waiting for it when I rewatched it on Amazon prime video but it wasn't there
Just a reminder that balin never had peace after this. And thought of reclaiming the long lost kingdom of dwarrowdelf even without the blessings of king Dain ii.
Hello! I downloaded your fan edit last year, loved it - but unfortunately lost it when my hard drive crashed. I just checked and there is nothing on your website anymore, and I can't find links to download it anywhere. Is your version still for others to view/download?
Why did they even cut that scene out of the movie? I found it weird that they jumped from the battle straight to the partying and Bilbo going back to Shire. That didn’t make any sense.
@@JamailvanWestering"The King is Dead" Long Standing Ancient Tradition in Europe (though I don't know how other kingdoms of their time did it) would attend such funerals as these and to ounce "The King is Dead" as scene ends they chant "Long Live The King" as new heir is crowned
Thorin was right to be cautious and suspicious of everyone. In the end he let his guard down just to be a good guy, and he ended up dead. This isn't what many want to hear but I believe it's true. Gandalf pushed for the whole quest and does not care who lives or dies as long as the dwarfes take the mountain; at the end he survived and got what he wanted.
Thats not an entirely true analysis - for one, Gandalf did care about their lives, especially bilbo (being so out of his element). Remember when gandalf confronts Thorin at the front gate demanding him not to harm Bilbo (both in movie and book). Then, Gandalf helps the company many times, from the trolls, guiding them where to go, giving advice
Um Gandalf pushed them to do what was right. Had he not claimed his birthright it would've ended badly for not just the dwarves who were already being hunted particularily Thorin himself but many near that mountain in middle earth. I think the blame should be put on thranduil, jewels that he may have gotten anyway wasn't a reason to attack one another spending both Dwarven and Elven blood when the main enemy that did the absolute worst to both was minutes away from showing up. He should've heeded Gandalfs word and sat there in his drunkness. A hundred years is a mere blink of an eye in the life of an elf and hour is far less. I actually laughed when he saw all the dead around him and said too much of his kin's blood has been spent and he was taking his army back. You kidding me right now? Had you not shot arrows at dains army and him not using his tech to turn those arrows into mulch and then attack and kill one another, there would've been more of each fighting the real enemy and less dead which is before he tells Gandalf that he's taking his army back.
He survived but azog died and his son as well. The dragon was killed and the one gateway into angmar to was shut. Placing orcrist with him is perhaps one of the best ideas because whenever orcs were near it glowed allowing his people early intelligence when their enemies were near and for them to have the advantage unless if they became cowardly or something like dragon sickness set in meaning i domt give a shit about anyone or anything even to the poiint of being suspicious of his own family members like kili and fili as he just bathed and went mad about the arkenstone and all the gold in the mountain. Thorin didn't just die in vain, his father was driven Mad by sauron and his minions and azog literally beheaded his grandfather in front of him. He also old which I just found out today. Dwarves live longer than men.
0:26 okay, minor, and possible PETTY note, but Bard and his family look on the verge of tears during Thorin’s funeral! No offense, but Thorin done nothing but brought ruin to their town, walked back on all his promises, and was nothing but a jerk to them. At best, they should not give a damn about Thorin’s death!
In my edit I have a shot of Bard reacting to Thorin charging out of Erebor, I think Bard realizes the change and sacrifice Thorin has made when he decides to fight/kill Azog which is respectable. Also, I am sure he’s reacting to other emotions since it’s a huge moment in middle earth, they finally can relax smaug is dead orcs are dead dale and erebor are back and it’s time to pay respects/celebrate. But other than that you are fight 🥸 Bro shouldn’t be sad about thorin
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The best scene that shouldn't be cut 😭😭
It’s not cut really, it’s in the extended version
@@libbyrandall8198 It was cut from the theatrical release, which is what most people watched. I was so angry when there was no acknowledgement of Thorin's death after the fact. Thorin's funeral should not have been cut from the theatrical release.
@@libbyrandall8198 The eulogy was cut from the extended edition as well.
Yo i remember back in 2016 i've seen this version of the film on HBO😮😮.
Y'all should read the description.
The dude who blow's the horn in the beginning literally has every job in Laketown. He is always seen doing random jobs
That’s because he’s probably an important figure. Possibly some higher ranking military figure. He won’t be a nobody he can be seen leading soldiers at one point I believe
"The King has come unto his own
Under mountain, under stone
Send him now into the deep
Unto Earth's eternal sleep
Under mountain, under stone
Through all the lands, let it be known
The Kind is dead, Long live the King."
And so Thorin Oakenshield passed into legend.
LONG LIVE THE KING
LONG LIVE THE KING
Thorin Oakenshield is with us. He will be here forever. And when it all ends we will meet him. And Turin Turambar... and all those that we love.
Long live the King
long live the king
This scene more than any other in the entire trilogy conjured some of that magic from LOTR. It should have been in the theatrical cut.
By far, The Most Emotional Scene in the Movie. You can feel the grief of everyone.
I think many of us who have gone to funerals of close loved ones felt it when bilbo was taking those deep breaths trying not to bust out sobbing. Many of us have had to do the same exact thing to try and keep ourselves from losing it at a funeral. It gets me every time seeing that has it shows just how much he cared for Thorin.
Overcame the dragon sickness, led his men into battle to aid his fellow dwarves and others in peril, and departed with peace in his heart. LONG LIVE THE KING!
SON OF THRAIN
SON OF THROR
KING
UNDER
THE MOUNTAIN
LONG LIVE THE KING!
@@highmarshalsigismund2036*Long Live the King.*
How sad is that Torin died he didn't even get a chance to be a king but for his family and friends he will AWAYS be their king 😢
I wish I could see this scene in the cinema. Most people don't know about its existence and its one the strongest and most emotional in the whole trilogy
I was so mad at them cutting this, if you haven’t read the book you have no idea what happens to the arkenstone or who becomes king under the mountain
Because that wasn’t important? I mean 60 years pass and we enter Lord of the Rings, without the fact of a mention that Dain became King and even that is barely a footnote.
Heck in the movies it’s not even mentioned that the skeleton Gandalf pulls the book from was from Ori.
Dane iron foot becomes the new king under the mountain.
And the Arkansas was buried with Thorin and the Goblin-Clever.
I was rewatching the movies and I thought I had made it up in my head or something because it's no longer in the movies. I feel like this was indeed an important part for those who didn't read the book so they would have an answer. While the Battle of Dale is not given much cadence in LOTR, it is very VERY briefly mentioned when Gimli expresses his desire to have dwarves at the battle. Legolas follows up with "I fear war is already marching upon their own lands ". Of course this is only in the extended addition. Also, I just realized this was posted a year ago but here I am
@@Connor.S-y9r Awesome Arkansas.
*_The king has come unto his own._*
(Uzbad inkhi'da kâmhutza)
*_Under mountain, under stone._*
(Undu' abad, Undu' aban)
*_Send him now unto the deep._*
(Darzhu khidu id'kâm buzrâ)
*_Unto earth, eternal sleep._*
('Zudnukâm, khathiz azlâf)
*_Under mountain, under stone._*
(Undu' abad, Undu' aban)
*_Through all the lands, let it be know._*
(Sullu zurnî d'zudûn, azganôn)
*_The King is Dead!_*
(Uzbad 'amrad!)
*LONG LIVE THE KING!*
🐗🗡
Long live Thorin Oakenshield. Hail King Dain Ironfoot, King under the mountain and of the Iron Hills.
Literally the best scene
It’s crazy how different these movies were compared to LOTR yet They make me feel the same. I remember being in elementary school waiting for these movies to come out and get the tickets to the premiere moths before it would come out. The unique title of “King under the mountain” and the dwarven city of Erebor just always made me feel something so different yet similar to LOTR.
Unique and extraordinary Thank God for Tolkien and Hollywood and you
Dain Ironfoot, Lord of the Iron Hills, and now, King Under the Mountain and of Durin’s folk.
*Long Live the King!!*
The I've seen the uncut version of this movie, they truly should have included it. I was waiting for it when I rewatched it on Amazon prime video but it wasn't there
RIP Thorin, Fili and Kili
Now Dain is 👑
Long Live the King
🐗🛡
Later Thorin 3 stonehelm
3 dwarves who passed away, Thorin and Fili and Kili. Send them now into the deep unto earth's eternal sleep.
Just noticed this... at 0:12 the man removing his cap was a Rohan soldier in LOTR.
Writing this again I get chill everytime watching this
the dwarf kings who has ancient elf sword in grave.....
A great honor.
I only wish King Theoden got a send off like this in “Return of the King.” He deserved a proper funeral scene.
All the idiotic, pointless scenes with Alfrid and they cut this scene. So stupid.
Alfred is the definition of canon(well in the movie) filler
@@Tge97Alfrid was just Wormtongue lite and the definition of what WB studio executives find funny. This scene should have stayed put.
LONG LIVE THE KING!!!
Just a reminder that balin never had peace after this. And thought of reclaiming the long lost kingdom of dwarrowdelf even without the blessings of king Dain ii.
Why in the name of Durin was this cut?! It answers what happened to the Arkenstone!
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What would have made it perfect is if the dwarves said the eulogy and not gandalf.
Man why the hell did they think it was a good idea to cut this?
Why did they even cut that scene out of the movie? I found it weird that they jumped from the battle straight to the partying and Bilbo going back to Shire. That didn’t make any sense.
thank you
I have one request, can you please listen to Eurielle's Lament for Thorin and add it to this video.
I think it'll be a great song for this video.
I would love to see a rebuilt Erebor and Esgaroth. Or the Battle of Erebor where Dain and Brand fell.
These movies could have been amazing
Super 😘
Is this scene from the Hobbit extended edition ?
Does he give the gold to Lakewood?
Another poor sense decision
Anyone who knows the name of this track?
“The King is Dead!”
You don’t say Gandalf? Is that why his body is laid here? 🤦🏽♂️🤣
Peoples stupidity never seizes to amaze me
@@hatsux9727 huh?
@@JamailvanWestering"The King is Dead" Long Standing Ancient Tradition in Europe (though I don't know how other kingdoms of their time did it) would attend such funerals as these and to ounce "The King is Dead" as scene ends they chant "Long Live The King" as new heir is crowned
@@GroßNördlichesEpeor somebody doesn’t understand sarcasm
@@JamailvanWesteringOh I do but why you gotta be such a prick on being "educated" nothing wrong with learning something new every day
😭😭😭😭😭😭🤣
Thorin was right to be cautious and suspicious of everyone. In the end he let his guard down just to be a good guy, and he ended up dead. This isn't what many want to hear but I believe it's true.
Gandalf pushed for the whole quest and does not care who lives or dies as long as the dwarfes take the mountain; at the end he survived and got what he wanted.
Thats not an entirely true analysis - for one, Gandalf did care about their lives, especially bilbo (being so out of his element). Remember when gandalf confronts Thorin at the front gate demanding him not to harm Bilbo (both in movie and book). Then, Gandalf helps the company many times, from the trolls, guiding them where to go, giving advice
Um Gandalf pushed them to do what was right. Had he not claimed his birthright it would've ended badly for not just the dwarves who were already being hunted particularily Thorin himself but many near that mountain in middle earth. I think the blame should be put on thranduil, jewels that he may have gotten anyway wasn't a reason to attack one another spending both Dwarven and Elven blood when the main enemy that did the absolute worst to both was minutes away from showing up. He should've heeded Gandalfs word and sat there in his drunkness. A hundred years is a mere blink of an eye in the life of an elf and hour is far less. I actually laughed when he saw all the dead around him and said too much of his kin's blood has been spent and he was taking his army back. You kidding me right now? Had you not shot arrows at dains army and him not using his tech to turn those arrows into mulch and then attack and kill one another, there would've been more of each fighting the real enemy and less dead which is before he tells Gandalf that he's taking his army back.
He survived but azog died and his son as well. The dragon was killed and the one gateway into angmar to was shut. Placing orcrist with him is perhaps one of the best ideas because whenever orcs were near it glowed allowing his people early intelligence when their enemies were near and for them to have the advantage unless if they became cowardly or something like dragon sickness set in meaning i domt give a shit about anyone or anything even to the poiint of being suspicious of his own family members like kili and fili as he just bathed and went mad about the arkenstone and all the gold in the mountain. Thorin didn't just die in vain, his father was driven Mad by sauron and his minions and azog literally beheaded his grandfather in front of him. He also old which I just found out today. Dwarves live longer than men.
man, they ruined the end
how did that one horn play all those different tunes
The same way any horn can. It's all in the lip control. Most, if not all, horn instruments are like this.
It's not One there also the tuba and others instrument
And the Arkenstone was shoved up Thorin's Ass so that forever after, if Orcs were near, his corpse glowed blue.....
You’re disgusting.
0:26 okay, minor, and possible PETTY note, but Bard and his family look on the verge of tears during Thorin’s funeral! No offense, but Thorin done nothing but brought ruin to their town, walked back on all his promises, and was nothing but a jerk to them. At best, they should not give a damn about Thorin’s death!
In my edit I have a shot of Bard reacting to Thorin charging out of Erebor, I think Bard realizes the change and sacrifice Thorin has made when he decides to fight/kill Azog which is respectable. Also, I am sure he’s reacting to other emotions since it’s a huge moment in middle earth, they finally can relax smaug is dead orcs are dead dale and erebor are back and it’s time to pay respects/celebrate. But other than that you are fight 🥸 Bro shouldn’t be sad about thorin
LONG LIVE THE KING!