I Watched *THE LORD OF THE RINGS: RETURN OF THE KING* | Part 2
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The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King Movie Description:
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King is a 2003 epic fantasy adventure film directed by Peter Jackson from a screenplay by Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, and Jackson. It is based on 1955's The Return of the King, the third volume of the novel The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien. The sequel to 2002's The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, the film is the final instalment in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. It features an ensemble cast including Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler, Viggo Mortensen, Sean Astin, Cate Blanchett, John Rhys-Davies, Bernard Hill, Billy Boyd, Dominic Monaghan, Orlando Bloom, Hugo Weaving, Miranda Otto, David Wenham, Karl Urban, John Noble, Andy Serkis, Ian Holm, and Sean Bean. Continuing the plot of the previous film, Frodo, Sam and Gollum are making their final way toward Mount Doom to destroy the One Ring, unaware of Gollum's true intentions, while Merry, Pippin, Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli and the others join forces together against Sauron and his legions in Minas Tirith.
The Return of the King was financed and distributed by American studio New Line Cinema, but filmed and edited entirely in Jackson's native New Zealand, concurrently with the other two parts of the trilogy. It premiered on 1 December 2003 at the Embassy Theatre in Wellington, and was then released on 17 December 2003 in the US and on 18 December 2003 in New Zealand. The film was acclaimed by both critics and audiences, who considered it to be a landmark in filmmaking and the fantasy film genre, and a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy, with praise for the visual effects, performances, action sequences, direction, screenplay, musical score, costume design, emotional depth, scope and story. It grossed over $1.1 billion worldwide, making it the highest-grossing film of 2003 and the second highest-grossing film of all time at the time of release, as well as the highest-grossing film ever released by New Line Cinema.
Like the previous films in the trilogy, The Return of the King is widely recognised as one of the greatest and most influential films ever made. The film received numerous accolades; at the 76th Academy Awards, it won all eleven awards for which it was nominated, including Best Picture, the first fantasy film to do so and tying with 1959's Ben-Hur and 1997's Titanic as the movie with the most Academy Award wins. It also became the second film series whose entries have all won Best Visual Effects, after the original Star Wars trilogy.
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"My friends... you bow to NO ONE." destroys me EVERY time.
Same
Yeah I balled the first time I heard it and every time I watch it I tear up
Wtf is that thumbnail? 😅 That is not Frodo! Oo
I just read that comment when the video started and I almost cried!
This scene is just so perfect...
@@JimmyFeelsIt That line hurts, but it’s the crescendo of the Hobbit theme that destroys me afterwards.
46:48 The little girl playing Sam's daughter is Sean's real daughter. They wanted the interaction to feel real.
And let's not forget that the little boy she was carrying was her own son as well.
Shelob doesn't have a human form, that was a "creative liberty" for the game. Shelob is a descendant from an even ancient giant spider named Ungoliant, an evil spirit from the void outside of the world.
Responsible for detroying the Trees, leading to the elven Civil War, migration to what would be Middle Earth, etc.
The shadow of Mordor games absolutely butchered the lore
@@peaceunion5316 Isildur being a Nazgul actually pissed me off. Fun gameplay but they are quite literally fanfiction
Female spiders are the killers, think black widows.
Who's existence is kind of controversial, considering Eru Illuvitar created everything including the void.
I love how Garrus and Wrex in Mass Effect are comparable to Legolas and Gimli.
Wrex: "Never thought I'd die fighting side-by-side with a turian."
Garrus: "What about side-by-side with a friend?"
Wrex: "Yeah, I can do that."
I’m playing Mass Effect as I watch this in bed lol I thought I accidentally clicked on a mass effect video when I saw your comment and had to double check
Finally got my mother to sit and watch the whole series with me. She adored the relationship between Frodo and Sam and got misty eyed when Frodo had to leave. And she normally doesn’t get emotional during fantasy films
"I wanna stay here forever. Keep extending the endings. Add more!" - Mello
Me, exactly. I never got why people were mad at the "multiple endings." It's almost perfect.
Master Samwise goes on to be Mayor of Hobbiton multiple times, and he and Rosie have 13 beautiful children together! One of their daughters later marries Pippin's son - whom he named Faramir 🥰
Well, JRR Tolkien served in WWI. He was part of the lost generation (where a lot of British men lost their lives). It would influence his writing quite a lot. It shows the aftermath of a person serving in a war/crazy over the top journey. PTSD was a huge factor in a lot of WWI soldiers (That and shell shock as well). I
shell shock is PTSD, it was called that until the term was coined years later in the 60's
@@divinedemon9076 Oh thank you! I wasn't sure if they were the same thing.
He didn't spend much time on the front tho, thanks to his connections...
@@bdleo300 That is false. It's only in WW2 that he didn't serve on the front.
Mell knows the characters dialogue better than they know their own 😭😂
I think you are mixing up the Grey Havens for Valinor. Sam and the gang *are* in the Grey Havens when they see off Frodo and Gandalf, who are going to sail to Valinor to hang with the remaining elves and the gods. Frodo gets to go since he saved middle earth, and Gandalf is going home to hang with his fellow Maiar (lesser gods).
It also had to do with the power of the Rings. The wielders of the Three were Gandalf, Elrond, and Galadriel, who were all there to board the ship at the same time. For the world to move forward - even marred as it is - the power of the Rings and all touched by them have to leave Middle Earth forever. That was why Bilbo and Frodo - who were the bearers of the One - boarded the ship to leave. Sixty years later, Sam also goes to the Grey Havens to sail across the sea, since he was also a bearer of the One, if only for a brief period.
My favorite line for sure is " then let us be rid of it once and for all I can't carry it for you but I can carry you"
Mellow, when are you coming to New Zealand? I live 40 minutes away from Hobbiton and every time i drive past it, i want to tour it again. The gardens are all real and they grow things all year round, then donate most of the food to the needy. Also, they make their own beers there and you can eat and drink in The Green Dangon Inn. I spent my 21st there, stole the cup that comes with the complimentary beer, bought a bottle of all 3 flavors, then went home and watched all 3 LOTR movies while getting drunk. It was amazing. You have to experience it
Best LOTR reaction ever. My Father gave me the Hobbit book when I was 10 . I read it at least 3 times . He then gave me all 3 LOTR books & I tried to read them but they were just to overwhelming at that age . I had guitar lessons , motocross racing & chasing girls. I didn't get back to them till my 20's I've played the video games & watched the films many times and Jackson did JRR a solid with the first trilogy. It will always make me remember my Dad though . Great content Melloman !
Here's what Aragorn Sings at his Coronation:
Elendil's Oath
Quenya
Et Eärello Endorenna utúlien.
Sinome maruvan ar Hildinyar
tenn’ Ambar-metta.
English
Out of the Great Sea to Middle-earth I am come
In this place I will abide, and my heirs,
unto the ending of the world.
I have a bag that has Theoden's speech on the back of it and Rohan's flag on the front. People mistake it for a horse girl bag XD. It's from Loungefly. I think loving how Eowyn is makes Rohan my camp. Besides, Karl Urban as my king? Absolutely.
Frodo, smiling at the end, was not because he was happy. It was a brave smile for his friends a remembrance of him
Elendil's oath when he came from Numenor to Middle-Earth:
Et Eärello
Endorenna utúlien
Sinome maruvan ar Hildinyar tenn'
Ambar-metta!
Out of the Great Sea to Middle-earth I am come
In this place will I abide, and my heirs
Unto the ending of the world
Ahh, so good. We should do this every year. Like a rewatch a badass trilogy in costumes and snacks and stuff. Hell yes! This why I love reactions! LOTR is the number one trilly!!!!
Shelob is just a spider. She is a spawn of Ungoliant, who was a larger spider very important to LOTR lore.
"Frodo hasn't seen Gandalf in years." LOL
It's more like months.😉
I remember this in theaters it was so crazy still get goosebumps till this day
I saw Two Towers on opening night with a bunch of coworkers. It was a cosplaying dork-fest and was great 👍
Have to agree Rohirim charge and that Theothen speach is one of my favourite moments in trilogy. 90% of time I'm tearing up watching it. I teared up now too. Man I love these movies ❤❤❤
Mell, your level of love for this series makes me so happy. This type of passion is what life is about. We must never lose it.
What I miss is the singing of the Rohirrim like they do in the book. Imagine thousands of Riders singing while slaughtering the orcs. That would turn you from having goosebumps to shivering. And it would turn this scene from epic to legendary..
I remember first time l watched mello … it was the good boys commentary. Now l just can’t stop watching his videos. Your thumbnails are always on point mello!!! Thank you so much for doing what you do.
19:36 You dubbing Sauron here and in the scene of him and Aragorn's "first meet" had me rolling 😂
Never get bored of this trilogy...incredible movies!
Rewatching this movie is genuinely the hardest part for me. Just seeing the peaceful beginnings and knowing how it turns out while still being a refreshing story truly makes these timeless films
This story comes from Tolkien's experience from WW1. The western front is Mordor. a place of pure evil, the hobbits coming home and being forever changed is the soldiers that came home. The history behind it gives it more power than I previously thought it had.
This movie won the most competitive Oscars throughout history. It's perfect and still holds up.
The Return Of The King DESTROYS ME every time I watch it!!! 💚😭😭😭😭 A MASTERPIECE!!!
So I enjoyed watching this great movie with you. And I want to share:
1) I always cry when the horns of Rohan blow. I feel such love for them when they cry 'Death' as they charge into battle.
2) The army of the dead had been bound to defend Minas Tirith. That was done. And in Tolkien's world view, doing what is right is more important than keeping a battle advantage, especially when these unnatural beings should be released to rest in peace.
3) Elijah Wood was a little young to be Frodo, but I thought he did a great job. And there's nothing not to love about Sam, but it was Frodo who was risking not just his life, but his soul. To Tolkien, the whole point of the Mount Doom scene is that Frodo was saved because he spared Gollum's life and showed him compassion. No one could have deliberately destroyed the Ring where it was strongest, so Frodo failed, as Isildur failed, as anyone would have failed.
4) The scene of the Dead Marshes with the corpses lying in the water is an image from the trench warfare of WWI, of which Tolkien was a veteran. And just like that war, men came back wounded in spirit in ways that never seemed to heal. Frodo is the same.
5) Galadriel is at the Grey Havens because she repented of her defiance of the Valar in coming to Middle Earth, and is at last like the other Elves taking the journey back to the Elvenhome. This is what she meant in 'Fellowship' by "I pass the test. I will diminish, and go into the West, and remain Galadriel'. Instead of becoming Dark Lady.
6) There were not enough endings! And everyone should watch the credits at least through the song. I sat crying in the theatre because at last the story was over and I didn't want it to be.
7) Heh no one ever reacts to the commentary track versions. They're all good but the actors are the most entertaining.
8) Maybe Jackson will go in and clean up the effects some. I'd rewatch it!
9) Nice wig.
I got to see The Fellowship of the Ring last year in concert at Radio city in NY and had the privilege to see The Two Towers in concert last week. Such an amazing experience. I can’t wait to see The Return of the King next year in concert.
The ride of the Roherem is 1000% my favorite scene too! Raises all the hairs when that horn goes off at the castle. And a thousand riders screaming 'death!' before they ride into battle? DAMN that's powerful. I loved your reactions to LotR, quotes and all. The best part of watching reactions is when people are as hype as I am about it. So quote it up, my friend! I'm right along with you!
I'd love to see you watch Rings of Power.
10:52 About Pippin running all the way down and back up with Gandalf.. Well, there's this part in the book about Beregond who was a Guard of the Citadel serving in the Third Company. He also greatly admired and was friends with Faramir. After Pippin pledged his service to Denethor, Beregond (and his son) helped guide him about the city. So anyway later during the Siege of Gondor, Pippin passes news to Beregond about Denethor's madness, convinces him (for the sake of Faramir's life) to leave his post (a banishable offense) and actually fought off other guards to buy as much time as possible before Gandalf and Pip could get there.
Beregond also fought at the Black Gate of Mordor. In the book, Aragorn totally trolls him by acting like he's going to banish him for abandoning post and murdering guards standing in the way of rescue but then was nudged to live in Ithilien to serve Faramir and was promoted to Captain of the White Company.
Just an example of another side character in the book that never made it to the movies. I know many often think first of Bombadil, but my fav book-only character has to be Quickbeam, the nearest thing to a hasty Ent.
20:59 Rest In Peace Bernard Hill
My favourite Andy/Gollum fact is that the first scene he shot is the "clever hobits to climb so high!" scene, and at that time they were in their infancy of how Gollum was to work (the original had him completely voiced, and they intended to animate him in without the need for Andy for most of the scenes). However 👀 Andy had put a great deal of thought into how Gollum was to move, crouch, the facial expressions, the various almost insect-climbing movents, etc. and after they wrapped this first scene with Gollum they ✨scrapped✨ the idea of not having Andy as Gollum in every scene, paused the Gollum shooting schedule, and they worked to created the Gollum we know now. I can't imagine a version that doesn't have him doing the physicality and interactions.
When Galdalf came to get the hobbits from the volcano, he brought an eagle for smeagol too, right? Aloha from Hawaii 🌺
I can't remember if its on the DVD or whether I saw it some other place but the whole thing with Frodo and PTSD is a good take on what is happening but its also the corruption of the ring being almost like heroin or drugs. When Frodo is all a bit lost during the ending, its cause he needs that fix but knows he can't ever get it again. Its why he doesn't smile until he is about to get on the boat to the undying lands. It's also why Bilbo wants to hold the ring "one last time". All the people who were ring barers of the one ring (and the other rings too) got to go on the boat and leave. For Frodo, it was the feeling of the weight of addiction being lifted (as well as seeing his friends) that finally gets the smile out of him in the end. Good shit man
I don’t usually watch reactors react to movies they have already watched BUT I LOVE these movies and even though you have already seen them I loved your reactions to them. ❤❤
Shelob is a decendent if Ungoliant, a primordial entity from the Darkness taking the form of a giant spider, full origins literally unknown. Ungoliant is the oldest and greatest spider of Arda (their Earth), and was so powerful that she turned on Melkor/Morgoth and he was forced to call on the Balrogs to fight her off. She bred the Great Spiders, of whom Shelob is the last upon Middle Earth. She never has an alternate form, and she is physically based/designed and movement-captured (somewhat) in the film on the New Zealand Funnel Web Spider.
A movie theater chain near me (Movie Tavern) is doing screenings of all the extended editions in March - I am SO EXCITED
Waw Mello I have watched countless of your movies now , but this is the most passionate reaction that you have done. Loved it . My mother's brother lives in New Zealand he is a carpenter and the company he works for helped to build the set of LOTR his claim to fame which I think is pretty cool. Take care you . Until the next one ❤
Just wanted to help out with some lore things. 1) Frodo and co. sail from the Grey Havens to Valinor, also know as the Undying Lands. Frodo and Bilbo disembark on the isle of Tol Eressëa, which is an island of Elves that lies off the coast of Aman (Valinor). They go there so they may be healed in both body and mind, and thus die in peace; the two hobbits were injured in their souls by the long corruption of the Ring. Also, the hobbits could not go to Valinor, which was long ago banned from the race of Men (to which hobbits are a part), as they wouldn't live satisfying lives so close to such purity and life, much as how some plants will wilt under a hot and luminous sun. The Elves go to Valinor because of the corrupt nature of the World, which was fundamentally infused into creation by Sauron's master, and this corruption/decay ruins their immortal nature. Valinor is the only safe place long term for those with immortality, as the Powers of the World (the Valar of Valinor) sustain and protect that place. Later, Gimli, Legolas, and Sam all take the same journey as Frodo and co., finding the peace and satisfaction they earned through their desperate and noble struggle as the Fellowship.
I’ve been watching your videos/subscribed for a while (great reactions!!), but I was waiting to watch your LOTR series until this last part was posted. I had NO idea you were such a fan! ❤ you even more now!! I’ve been a major fan since I was quite young and could relate to so many of the experiences you shared.
What can be said about this movie and rest of the trilogy, I was fortunate to experience them in the big screen and am always happy to see others enjoy them as well. Thanks for the reactions, man!
One of the things that always strikes me on rewatches of this trilogy is how Gandalf deeply understands that Sméagol has his part to play in destroying the Ring. He comes with three eagles to bear away Frodo and Sam, because the third eagle was intended to carry away Sméagol with them.
Watching these movies with my mom is one of my most treasured memories. She fell for Sam completely.
You got lots of questions bro... you should look into the extended lore... theres loads of good youtube channels you could do reactions to and learn the lore.. its epic! Theres tonnes to learn about lord of the rings but then when you go into wars of the Silmarills you find Tolkiens true masterpiece 🙏
Shout out: tolkien untangled with great graphics to go with the lore 👍
I've only ever seen a handful of people be critical of Eowyn's line as she defeats the Witch King, but to any that do; it's literally a plot point in the books. It's why Tolkien sets the Witch King's infamy up via the phrase "no man can kill". If I had to speculate, it's likely a homage to Macbeth's supposed invulnerability as "none of woman born shall harm Macbeth". Tolkien was a huge fan of dramatic irony, and literay foils.
If I remember right from the Shadow of Mordor games, they explain that Sauron, disguised as an elf, cursed a vain woman who held her beauty above others or something like that and turned her into a spider. Cursing her to be forever ugly and monstrous
The lines you gave for Sauron cracked me up 😅
"Wait hollup, thats my ring" haha
I am glad you finally reacted to the finale of the trilogy. And I’ll tell you one thing Mellow. The wait was worth it. Keep up the phenomenal work. For the shire.
Classic fantasy movie. I remember seeing the trilogy in theaters back in the day. Lord of the Rings trilogy was the event movies back then along with Harry Potter.
As a little kid I was always EXTREMELY upset watching the charge of the Rohirrim cause I thought the horses really died. As an adult I get emotional watching it cause of the nostalgia and the music and the bravery in the face of certain doom.
"As we journey through life, we all hope for friendship and camaraderie. Those whom we encounter on the way make all the difference; true friends are worth their weight in gold."
-J.R.R Tolkien
i'm glad we all took this journey together.
Bro, I know exactly where the DVD ends too 😂 🤜🏼🤛🏼
I love how hype you get for certain scenes. I am the same.
books and movies, Two Towers was always my favorite. Loved anything any everything about Rohan, also the Score they wrote for Rohan is one of my favorites
I never thought about the idea of movies about the north, but it's actually a great one!
you've got to come to New Zealand as we now have a full hobbit hole to explore at the hobbiton set.
Best trilogy ever made. Nothing can compete.
Star Wars
@@spartyontopAs good as star wars is, it doesn't even come close.
@@spartyontophonestly, people are still debating if Jedi is best or Empire. It's Jedi, but you know...
Native Cree from Canada here. Love your reaction.
So much more genuine, wth?
I cant NOT cry when Frodo says goodbye 😢
There is a german band named "Feuerschwanz" that sang a song called "Rohirim" about that ride and even added a sequence to their song. I recomend giving it a try
even never seeing the her defend people in the cave that wasnt a woman fighting the witch king that was a daughter fighting to save her father in every sense of the word, anyone that felt that love for their parents would do the same to save them regardless of gender and people who miss that are very sad in my eyes
Thoeden is Eowyn's Uncle, not her father.
They had time, he had to wait for the wood and oil. 😂
12:03 This is also my favorite. Makes me cry every damn time.
Love your passion, how real you are, and for sharing this experience with us. Thank you for being you.
Omg I'm so pleased to hear someone else loving
Battle For Middle Earth as much as i did, god I miss playing it so much, would love if they brought out a new version, it was so under rated.
Love the reactions keep up the great work 👍
35:53 it was at this moment Sauron was like “OH SHIT!!! NAZGÛL, GET THE FUCK OVER THERE NOW!!!” 😱
I'd be either a named elve, cause no named elve has ever died, or I'd be from the dunadign. Whatever Aragorn is from. What happened to Frodo's neck is why I don't wear anything around my neck. It starts itching, becomes uncomfortable, and eventually, depending on what it is, I get a major friction burn or rash. Not pleasant. And gandalf has been to the white shores, it's where everything in the Lord of the rings universe comes from. It's just some people do something that makes them worthy of seeing it again. Like Frodo and Bilbo.
Man I remember playing these missions in LOTR: Third age was such a great game wish they made a remake of it or just a release for newer consoles
I love how much you love LoR
Lord of Ring
@@madcapmakov2 Lord Ring
17:59 This scene is from the book so if people have a problem with it, they should take it up with Tolkien himself.
I am sorry to hear that these movies are among your lowest watched compared to others. I have been a huge LoTR fan prior to these movies coming out. I can remember being worried they would ruin them and happily surprised at how good they are. I know they aren't 100% to the books, but that is fine with me as I can enjoy each of them for their own merit and form. Like you mentioned doing, I also binge watched these on repeat, the theatrical editions, then the extended editions, one by one as I waited for the next one to be released! My husband (boyfriend at the time) tried to surprise me by taking me to one on the night it was released at our local theater. We didn't get to see it that night, as all shows were completely sold out until a midnight showing, and we couldn't stay out that late because of plans the next day. I used to startle co-workers because they would walk into our landscape office during slow times, and I was blaring the soundtracks while cleaning in there alone! (If I couldn't watch it at least I could see it in my mind while listening to the soundtrack!)
Ay, another part to Lord of The Rings!
Shelob has no human form , she is essentially the daughter of an ancient dark spider god called Ungoliant.
Also in the book , Frodo didn't push off Gollum into Mt Doom, Gollum fell on accident in his joy after getting the Ring.
As the Ring just cannot be destroyed on Purpose , it took luck / fate to destroy it and defeat Sauron (this is also why Sauron never bothered with any defense at Mt Doom , since nobody should be able to destroy it even if they got there)
The Ghost Army and the Harad are my favorite Faction. They're both mysterious. And I also crack up at the Ghosts climb the Oliphants like ants and stabbing them.
Bro... why am I getting emotional? I've seen and grown up with these movies for the past 20 years, and all it took was people bowing to our hobbit heroes. 😂😢❤
Please give the Star Trek franchise a chance.
The horses were actually digital doubles thats the one you see going down are those
This movie is just un real. I got to finally go see these in theaters for the 20th anniversary showings. It was like seeing the trilogy for the first time all over again 😭😭 the audiences were fantastic. We all cheered and clapped at the end 😭😭 I always forget there were video games lol lowkey wanna check them out now.
First saw mello when he watched soul
The appendix tells about the members of the fellowship who don't go on the boats. Sam wise becomes mayor I think.
The only Lord of the Rings game I know of is the one on PS2, which I have. Is that the Return of the King game? I should get that one out. I haven’t played it since it was released.
It’s hard to say who stole the show in this one. They all had such great moments and integral roles to play in this war.
These movies are masterpieces, and everyone in them are bonded together forever. What a gift to have been part of such an amazing, unforgettable experience. I love watching the bonus features on the dvds and interviews with the cast, talking about their times together.
“Into the West” by Annie Lennox during the end credits is heartbreaking. I love her.
I was so obsessed with everything connected to these movies that I called the network, ABC, in 2004 and asked if I could somehow get a copy of The Oscars, but I was turned down. I knew I would be, but I had to try. I had a feeling I should record The Oscars each year these movies came out, but I didn’t, and I should have.
Hey you should watch Spielberg’s movie IA Artificial Inteligence from 2001 really good and nowadays gives a really cool perspective with the ias hha
I highly recommend the LEGO Lord of the Rings game to anyone who loves the movies. It's so much fun.
3:05 hold up, THAT was Peter Jackson???
Not Mel fitting in with my group of friends rewatching these for the nth time!
Arwen probably couldn't take Aragorn to Valinor with her because he's a descendant of Numenor. The last time Numenorians tried to go to Valinor, their whole island civilization got sent to the bottom of the ocean.
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
He’s done those already.
You mentioned the Return of the King videogame? Oof, defending that wall was an absolute b**ch. The sheer anxiety as the meter of enemies got higher and higher until it was in the danger zone...I would literally be shaking and sweating playing that. That game was so great. I'm surprised there has never been a remake or remaster.
Tell this little girl’s story- that little girl
is Sean Astin (Sam’s) real life daughter Alexandra. She recently graduated from Harvard.
Regarding the scene of the Nazgûl getting killed, “I am no man!” It is a great scene and line. Some people either hate women, infantilize women, or both. Otherwise you’re not bothered by that scene.
Now, here's something I always questioned about Return of The King.
How the heck did Shelob sting Frodo?????? He is wearing his tough as dragon scale mithril shirt. They make a point later when his captured that the orcs took the shirt off him.
It's never made sense to me.
Bec... wait... WAIT...
Arise Arise riders of Theodan!
12:50 FORTH EORLINGAS!!!!!
Best films of all time! Thanks for sharing your reaction!!!!!!!!!!!
Remembering Karl Urban as Rohan, there is one character who is truly iconic, namely as the Doom Slayer from the 2005 film Doom, he joins The Rock, of course, maybe you will be interested if you watch the film, come on Mel you will be amazed. 💥