The Lord of The Rings (2003) | First Time Watching | Movie Commentary Part 3
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The saddest thing about a work of art like this is that your experiencing it for the first time only happens once. But the closest thing to recapturing that awe and magic is sharing in the experience of someone else watching it for the first time.
Thank you for taking us with you on this beautiful journey Pilar
Well put, sir - see my comment above
And thats why reaction channels are very popular
yep! that's why first time watching reaction channel works so well and I'm glad they do! I dont know why but if I rewatch alone wont have the same feeling but sharing the 1st time experience with someone else actually make the feeling comes back stronger
I would disagree. Although I do agree that’s it is something special to watch it with someone you care about, and someone for the first time, for me, each time I rewatch it, it only gets better and with stronger emotions. For me, as I re-read the books and read a bunch of Tolkien’s other works and get more insight, and just as I age and mature more, then the trilogy becomes more emotional and heart-felt to me. Moments that I initially wouldn’t view/react emotionally to, now I do. The small and large moments alike become more poignant and resonate deeper than before. I’m glad I got introduced to LOTR and delved deeper into Tolkien’s legendarium, I wouldn’t trade the memories and experiences I’ve had throughout the years in order to watch it for the first time again; in my mind’s eye, LOTR ages like a fine wine.
I got some happy news for you.
When Sam's wife Rosie died, Sam joined Frodo in the Undying lands to live there alongside him until the end of their days.
When Legolas was leaving for the Undying Lands, he invited Gimli (the first dwarf ever to go there), and they both sailed away together.
After Aragorn's death, Arwen didn't suffer forever, instead, she died shortly after him (in perhaps a year if I remember)
Pippin and Merry lived in Rohan, then Gondor and they were buried next to Aragorn.
I hate to tell you this but going to the undying lands does not make you immortal. They are still mortal and will die eventually. However, going to Aman hopefully gave them the peace they needed after handling the ring.
i was just coming to comment this lol
@@bilabong4257 I'm pretty sure going to the Undying Lands is basically just like going to heaven anyway. So when they left there they were just basically going up to what we would consider heaven while still in their mortal forms. If their mortal forms can die there or not doesn't matter too much, as their spirits will reside there as well.
Also interesting of note, if a Wizard should "die" in Middle Earth their spirit would be transported back to the Undying Lands because the Wizards aren't mortals. This would have happened for Sarumon except he betrayed everyone when he joined Sauron, including those from the Undying Lands who sent the Wizards in the first place. So when Sarumon died his spirit was doomed to wander Middle Earth without form or purpose because he was denied reentry into the Undying Lands forever.
@@pilarslittlestudio And Aragorn lived until he was 210, so that's more than 120 years that he and Arwen had together!
@@pilarslittlestudio aragorn and arwen also had three children together throughout the years they spent their time as king and queen of gondor! their son eldarion became the heir afterwards
In the book as Sam is sneaking around Mordor after the spider incident, he had to put on the ring to evade the orcs. Sauron tried to tempt Sam by showing him a world in which he is a mighty ruler and that the whole world is going to be his garden. Then Sam took off the ring and said "No, I'm happy with my kitchen garden." What a soul!
I need to read the books one day
@@softsounds8453 You absolutely should. I grew up with those books....long before anyone ever conceived that a filmed version could actually do it justice. Read the books over and over again. The films are wonderful...but I'll always hold the books even dearer. There was so much that had to be left out or altered for the films.
@@Pixelologist Well said...I totally agree with you
Such an amazing evil analogy for Sauron to use on him. The control over the garden, danggg.
Sam, Lord of the Garden
Honestly the best reaction series I’ve watched ngl
I agree. I love watching reaction videos to this movie and hers by far have seem the most genuine.
No contest. Absolutely perfect. Please, PLEASE do the Hobbit trilogy as well. It's not quite on the same level, but it's still unmistakably Middle-Earth, and more Middle-Earth is never a bad thing.
Totally agree!
@@pilarslittlestudio Exactly like the guy above said! It was like rewatching the movies with a good friend,who is watching them for the first time, enjoying the excitement only a first watch of these masterpieces can put on someone's face!
Didn't think i would ever enjoy a reaction video in Spanish. By the way,the subtitles are👌 It must took you some time, but rest assured it was totally worth it,we all enjoyed every bit of it.
Fantastic videos!
Saying goodbye to Frodo is Tolkien saying to his friends with PTSD from WW1 that he understands that somethings can't be endured.
Tolkien himself said that it would’ve been impossible for anyone, not just Frodo, to willing destroy the Ring at that point. But because Frodo had shown Gollum mercy and had took the Ring as far he conceivably could, he was rewarded by an almost divine intervention of Gollum tripping and accidentally destroying the Ring. One of the best conclusions to a story ever.
Sauron's panic in the books when Frodo puts the Ring on: "The Dark Lord was suddenly aware of him, and his Eye piercing all shadows looked across the plain to the door that he had made; and the magnitude of his own folly was revealed to him in a blinding flash, and all the devices of his enemies were at last laid bare. Then his wrath blazed in consuming flame, but his fear rose like a vast black smoke to choke him. For he knew his deadly peril and the thread upon which his doom now hung."
One of my favorite things about this story is that it never occurred to Sauron that people would try to destroy the ring. He was expecting them to use it and seek power, because that was all he understood.
That scene where Eomer realizes his sister is lying on the battlefield, apparently dead, is possibly my favorite. And they didn't show it in theaters, it is an extended scene. Well done, Karl Urban, well done.
Very important scene, explains many things: until then it seemed that he did not want Eowyn to fight because he thought she was weak.
Finding Eowyn in this way shows how his weakness was precisely that: the fear of losing her sister ...
in a sense, the weak was him ...
sorry for my bad english
the reason I respect Tolkien so darn much is the fact that he understood that true mastery is leaving everyone absolutely *weeping* by making such a happy emotional ending, instead of killing off everyone.
ahhh in the books Eowyn and faramir's relationship is much more explored!
Your reactions were priceless and perfect. You may not realize how much you looked like an elf maiden yourself, and how wonderful it was to hear this story told in a foreign tongue. I love Tolkien's works, but seeing you react to them gave you an aethereal air and I am very glad that I didn't succumb to my fear of subtitles.
You are right Pilar, the Hobbits would never be the same after returning home. This is what Tolkien wanted to convey after his return from the First World War where he served and where his closest friends died.
FYI: Sams daughter at the end is Sean Astin’s daughter ^_^
When you think you have no tears left after the first "ending scene", and you cry twice as much at all the others.
Gandalf come with three eagles, the one Gandalf is riding picks up Frodo, the next one grabs Sam, and the third appears ready to land but then changes his mind and flies on. Well, the third eagle had to have been for Gollum. Gandalf really believed in Gollum s redemption that's why he brought an eagle for him
Really?
@@onlychaos8193 I think Peter Jackson confirmed it. The number of eagles were not mentioned in the book.
@@ghyslainabel
tolkien's official illustrators drew the scene and theoretically gandalf's eagle is just for him
@@ghyslainabel Those three were even *named*. Landroval, Gwaihir and Meneldor.
Named in the book itself, I might add. Doesn't anyone read any more?
The ending is beautiful because Tolkien wanted people to experience the joy he never got. During WWI, all but one of his closest friends that he served with perished. The ending of ROTK was what he imagined they all would have done had they made it thru the horrors of that time. There's some really cool stuff in the thousands of personal letters he exchanged with fans of the series that really helps flesh out his ideas for the world of Middle Earth. Along with Unfinished Tales and The Silmarillion its fairly amazing how incredible that man's mind was.
I watched these 3 movies in cinema and it was life-altering. «I can’t carry it for you, but I can carry you.» Sam is my favorite character.
Thanks for your reaction. They were so fun to watch.
La única cosa que se puede decir es:
Gracias J.R.R. Tolkien por tu existencia, sin ti estas reacciones no existirían.
Bueno, no hay que quitarle méritos a Pilar. Increíble el trabajo que ha hecho esta señorita. Gracias por tu esfuerzo para traernos estas reacciones, eres lo más!
Gandalf's task is done, Sauron is no more so he is returning to Valinor. Bilbo and Frodo being ring bearers and having been affected by it were invited to go to the land of the Gods as well.
If it makes you feel better, Pilar - Aragorn and Arwen enjoyed 122 years together, more than most couples get. Aragorn was 210 when he died and was succeeded by his son, Eldarion. He also had a number of daughters. Arwen gave up her mortal life and died shortly afterwards having reached the ripe old age of 2901.
I've enjoyed watching your reactions to the whole trilogy. Keep up the great work.
Definitely read the book. You'll be surprised how many other things you'll discover that aren't in the movie. That Denethor isn't as much of a jerk as in the movie, he's just manipulated by Sauron because Denethor had one of the Palantirs too. Sauron had an effect on him through this stone. Also, Saruman's fate is quite different from the movie - if Peter Jackson wanted to film it like the book, he would have needed to add two more hours to the movie. I don't want to spoil too much, but the return to the Shire is not as idyllic in the book.
Otherwise, that chant that sounded like it came from a football stadium was actually recorded in a football stadium. At halftime break, they projected the words (like "Grond! Grond!") on a big screen and people shouted it and the sound guy recorded it.
Another interesting fact - Peter Jackson is arachnophobic. He said he almost couldn't watch the filmed spider scenes.
You are one of the few I saw who immediately understood when the hobbits arrived back in the Shire that they are forever changed. Of course Frodo explains that as well, but you got that even before he said so.
I love the look of relief on Frodo's face as soon as he steps on the ship, before his wound in his shoulder from the morgul blade was still bothering him, but as soon as he was on the ship he looked relaxed. :)
I remember watching this in the cinema. Most powerful and epic movie I've ever seen. I cried so much out of excitement, sadness and happiness that I was unable to move until the credits were finished. Unforgettable experience. Thank you for sharing this with us. Loved every second.
I had the fortune of seeing all 3 films as they came out at The Embassy cinema, Peter Jackson's 'local' and location of the premiere of RoTK. Good times.
Now I can say this. From the time I read the books years ago I loved Eowyn - not as a love for Aragorn; but I fully understood her feelings of being trapped in a miserable existence for so long and being so wounded by it that for a while Aragorn seemed like the only light in her darkness. And yet she lost that. So all of her energy went into the battle. There was no way she could could stay home. And she was destined to perform heroic deeds. I like that she and Faramir found each other. There was of course more time spent on that in the book.
I have only just discovered you, Pilar, and you are THE best reactor I have ever experienced. I just watched all seven instalments one after the other because I could not stop watching you. You are enthusiastic, involved, passionate, and incredibly intelligent and insightful. And I am not ashamed to admit to fanboying over you in much the same way as you fangirled over Viggo! Watching this with you was a wonderful experience. Thank you and God bless you!🌹
You'll be happy to know that after seeing this series 40+ times it still makes me cry. The books are also fabulous if you are a reader. Thank you so much for your reaction to the series. It was wonderful!
edit: This series was basically the birth of modern fantasy, and you were right in saying most people typically copy some element of it in their writings. There is a lot of haters from people nowadays regarding Tolkien's work being "unrealistic" or "basic". Even George RR Martin said at one point he was going to write a better series than Tolkien did. He never will. The beauty of Tolkien is his belief in Virtue and Truth. There is good in this world, it is not all evil and grey like our modern story tellers like to show us.
No os diré no lloréis. Pues no todas las lagrimas son amargas. "Yo llorando literamente cada vez que veo la trilogía" Gracias Gandalf.
When Tolkien was asked who the main character of LOTR was, he said that for him it was Sam.
Sam would eventually (when he got older) also sail to the Undying Lands, because he also carried a ring.
Frodo sailed there because his injury when he was stabbed by the Nazgûl was too serious. He could not live with it in Middle-earth.
When Eomer finds a half-dead Éowyn on the battlefield, he screams and cries because he didn't expect her there. He didn't know she had gone with them into battle. She is also seriously wounded, but the film does not explain this in any way. The point is that even through the stabbing, an evil force flows into the attacker. You can see it when Merry stabs WitchKing in the leg. He then grabs his arm because it hurts him. Similarly, Eowyn loses a good deal of her power when she kills WitchKing.
Great points! I would only suggest that it is Frodo's mental anguish, perhaps akin to PTSD, that makes it impossible for Frodo to be whole and happy in the Shire as Sam, Merry, and Pippin become that requires Frodo's journey to the Undying lands for healing. I can imagine that Tolein carried the emotional scars of WWI all his life and knew of others who carried worse burdens so that makes sense to me. Probably the physical wounds got further tending too, but it was the emotional that needed healing the most.
It’s worth noting that the Lord of the Rings wasn’t even Tolkiens first love when it came to his own works, and not the story he even spent the most time on. Incredible really.
I said it before and I'll stand by it: I will never be able to trust someone who does not shed a tear during this epic tale.
Your reaction to these movies might be my favorite I’ve seen. Especially your reactions to Aragorn and Arwen reuniting and Sam carrying Frodo. Thank you for reacting to these incredible movies!
24:35 -"no tienen la más mínima idea de cómo me siento"
yo: "como la primera vez que vi El Señor de los Anillos" 😭
Bless you, laddie
x2
Hola Pilar, thanks for the reaction 👍
I think that lotr is a masterpiece and a monumental "sermon" against despair. It was evident in the contrast between Theoden and Denethor. Both lost their sons and heirs, they both face despair but in the opposite way, one rise proudly in the last battle, the other fall in despair, madness and ruin. Very interesting development.
Really love that armour Aragorn wore for the final battle. I remember reading somewhere they actually made a helmet to go with it, but for some reason it was not used onscreen. A shame, I remember the helm was kinda cool. Also love Arwen's black and red costume, that was probably her best costume; the costume designer mentioned on an interview she had fun designing for Arwen 'cos she got to make pretty dresses since the majority of the designs were for armour and travelling clothes that the men wore.
Yo puedo decir que soy privilegiado de haber visto Las dos torres y El Retorno del Rey en el cine cuando se estrenaron aca en Argentina cuando tenía unos 14, 15 años, hoy tengo 33 (no vi la primera en el cine por desgracia, solo por video). Y me encantaría que volvieran a pasarla en un cine acá pero en este país medio difícil, con suerte van a quedar cines jaja.
I literally just watched all of your LOTR reactions in one sitting! It was so much fun to join you on your journey into Middle Earth!
The hobbit trilogi will not have the same impact as this trilogy unfortunately. But they are good, not bad. Just not the same level of masterpiece as LOTR.
Whenever I watch these films I wish that I could watch them again for the first time. It's been almost 2 decades since then. It's very fascinating watching your first impressions because it helps me remember my feelings and thoughts on my first experience. In a lot of ways I kind of relive the moment with you while simultaneously knowing what things will happen and know how it end. So thank you from the bottom of my heart. "You're the best."
En una epoca como esta, un final así es renovador, es como aquello que hace falta en tanta oscuridad.
Hands down the best reaction to these movies. Your enthusiasm and emotions are genuine.
Dios soy incapaz de emocionarme con la escena en la q sam dice "cargar con el anillo no podré. Pero si cargar con usted" y se lo carga en su espalda... Simplemente el mejor personaje
Much like the Oscars did when every film was nominated but the waited until the last film to give it basically every award, I'm going to do the same here. I've watched these movies maybe three times a year for the last twenty years and watching you discover and react to them was almost like me watching them for the first time but through your eyes. When Arwen slowly peeks out from behind the banner at the end is my favorite moment of the trilogy and seriously gets me every single time. My favorite moment here was you slamming your pen and notebook down at the thought of Eowyn and Aragorn. This entire journey with you was fantastic. Can't wait for what's next. Cheers Pilar.
Frodo, gandalf y bilbo se van a una tierra en la que solo pueden acceder los elfos, es como una especie de paraíso pero sin morir, es más hermoso que cualquier cosa que se haya vista en la tierra media, los elfos y gandalf van a vivir toda su eternidad hasta el fin de los tiempos ahí, pero descansando pues ya no tienen nada que hacer en la tierra media, bilbo y frodo fueron permitidos entrar a ese paraíso por todos los sacrificios que hicieron en su vida por el anillo. De hecho frodo y bilbo nunca dejaron de sentir deseo por el anillo y cada vez más, frodo se veía mas triste y se atormentaba por no poder tener la capacidad de destruir el anillo por si mismo. Y dicen que ese paraíso al que van, por lo menos va a hacer que sientan felicidad hasta su muerte.
Sin contar que la herida de la hoja de Morgul de la primera película aún le dolía horrores.
Es Valinor verdad?
@@nicolasguerrero8132 Si
Se supone que si murieron, pero descansaron en paz en tierra santa
Solo una aclaración amigo, Gandalf si tiene permitido ir a Valinor, pero el resto incluido Galadriel, no les esta permitido. Intentare explicar lo mas breve posible. Galadriel es de la etnia elfo Noldor, los Noldor (no todos ojo) tienen un grave pecado encima pues son responsables de la matanza de muchos de la etnia elfica Teleri. Cuando los Noldor decidieron abandonar Valinor para regresar a la Tierra Media, el medio mas practico era tomar los barcos de los Teleri. Pero estos no accedieron y los Noldor se los quitaron a la fuerza, muchos elfos Teleri fueron asesinados aquí. Galadriel no participo en la matanza pero carga con parte de la responsabilidad por que sus familiares si participaron. Los Valar (En la mitología de Tolkien vienen a ser como los Argcangeles de Dios en la religión judeocristiana) decretaron por esto que aunque arrepentidos por lo ocurrido, no pueden regresar a Valinor y solo pueden quedarse en una isla, llamada Tol Eresea, que esta ubicada muy cerca a las costas del continente de Aman. (Donde Valinor esta ubicada). Aquí es donde moraron también Frodo y Bilbo hasta su muerte. Gandalf es un Maia que rinde explicaciones a los Valar por que fueron estos quienes le encomendaron la misión de ir a ayudar a la Tierra Media contra Sauron. Un Maia es un espíritu que esta por debajo de los Valar, así como primero los Arcangeles y después los Ángeles.Todos los detalles de esta historia esta descrita en el Silmarillion de Tolkien.
I believe if Tolkien and Peter Jackson could watch your reaction to this trilogy they would not only be be assured that all the years of writing (by Tolkien) and the hard work of the film production (by Jackson) were not only justified but they would also be profoundly gratified that they have indeed succeeded in bringing an incredible experience to the world.
11:13 this is why Frodo left on the boat to the undying lands of joy and rainbows. He3 knew he fell at the critical point, he knows that darkness is part of him forever.
A Tolkien le gustaba mucho expresar sus sentimientos en sus libros el final de El retorno del rey es una dedicatoria a los veteranos de guerra ya que al volver de la WW1 no se volvió a sentir como él mismo y no se sentía cómodo en su hogar, la manera en que se siente Frodo fue su forma de decirnos que él (Tolkien) nunca más se recuperó de la guerra y vivió toda su vida con esos traumas. También escribió un libro ambientado en la Tierra media llamado "Beren y Luthien" en la que tiene como objetivo decirle a su esposa cuánto la ama y cuan importante es para él.
It was such fun to go through these brilliant films with you! If you can, watch the behind the scenes for these movies; they're as good as the films are and the actors all became real friends as they made the films. Lots of fun Viggo and Orlando stories in them too, you'll love them, I guarantee it.
i agree the behind the scenes clips are great!
I've been telling Pilar to do that since she uploaded Fellowship!! She's gonna LOOOOVE everyone so much!! I just hope she uploads that too! (Unlikely, since there's like 10 hours of content...for every movie!!)
Legolas builds a boat much later and leaves with Gimli, making Gimli the only Dwarf to ever go to live in the undying lands.
Sam lives a long, happy life and becomes mayor of the Shire, and boards the very last ship to be with Frodo in the end.
pilar , no se si lo sabías pero esta pelicula fue nominada a 11 oscars y ganó los 11, es la unica pelicula en la historia que hizo pleno, la pelicula es una obra de art 10/10
Dato wholesome: Gimli y Legolas estuvieron viajando juntos por el mundo antes de ir ambos a las tierras imperecederas (a donde va frodo al final)
In a letter from Tolkien, he talks about what would have happened if Gollum had not allowed himself to be overcome by the ring, he says that he would sacrifice himself for Frodo, taking the ring and throwing himself into the lava.(Fun fact in the book, Gollum after taking Frodo's ring, jumps for joy and in one of those jumps he slips and falls into the lava and that is why the ring is destroyed xd)
It ended the way it did because Tolkien fought in World War and he knew that after a war, even those who won and survived are forever changed.
Ya son 20 años viendo esta película y aún me emociona ver el final😢😢
i like that they included a shot of Gandalf at the very end with his ring displayed, a nice touch and connection to the book
you know what’s funny is that the scene at the end of the movie where the five hobbits and gandalf were at the grey havens and frodo was leaving was one of the first scenes they filmed in the entire trilogy and i think it makes that scene that much more emotional because they were able to pull it off without the actors going through the entire journey first for destroying the ring
the theme that plays when Frodo goes off to the Undying Lands... I physically *cannot* listen to it without crying.
Even now, the song 'Into the West' is in the playlist I use when I either feel kind of down and want something to complement the mood, or need to write/draw a sad scene.
Along with the Clamavi di Profundis masterpiece 'Bilbo's Last Song', which I love, but comes very close to making me break down sobbing when I listen to it.
I know what you mean about GOT trauma. Honestly I credit GOT for me enjoying LOTR so much to this day. I fell in love with LOTR over 20 years ago, but as everyone copied the Tolkien formula, the "magic" did fade a little bit.
Then modern TV like GOT, The Walking Dead, etc. started having all these horrible things happen all the time in their shows. Makes you really appreciate a happy ending. It's good to cry out of happiness rather than horror (the Red Wedding, "Just look at the flowers", etc.)
As Gandalf said, not all tears have to be evil. ♥️
Uno como fan de los libros del maestro y la trilogía de Petter Jackson se siente feliz al ver como una persona se deja llevar por la historia y sus personajes hasta las lágrimas de felicidad y alegría.
Saludos 👋🏻
The ending of LOTR is so happy, yet Frodo's story is so tragic and kills me every time. I loved your reactions😭😭💞💞
Compasión por Gollum? Check ✅
Emoción en la Carga de los Rohirrim? Check ✅
"But I can carry you" scene? Double check ✅✅
"You bow to no one" scene? Triple check ✅✅✅
La despedida en los Puertos Grises? (se puede llorar aún mas??)
Y tener un oído exquisito para apreciar la banda sonora?? Pilar, eres un precious!
Since the invention of the YT LOTR reaction, there have only been five that were rated the most passionate, the most pure. This one left them all behind ❤️️
Ever since your GoT reactions, I've been dying to see you react to something else that I know and love, and I finally got my wish. You are the Evenstar of reactors. Por favor, never stop 🙏
Me ha encantado tu reacción. Como te ha gustado tanto te cuento un poco resumido lo que pasó después. Eomer se convierte en Rey y nombra a Merry caballero de Rohan, el vive una vida apacible hasta la vejez que decide viajar a Gondor y Rohan para pasar sus últimos días junto a sus amigos. Frodo le deja Bolsón Cerrado (las tierras de su familia, no recuerdo como se llama en ingles) a Sam y este se casa con Rosie, tienen 13 hijos y se convierte en alcalde de La Comarca (the shire) durante casi 50 años, al morir Rosie se embarca hacia las tierras imperecederas para reunirse con Frodo lo cual se le perimite porque fue portador del anillo aunque fuese un breve periodo de tiempo. Legolas y Gimli viajan juntos durante años, de aventuras, hasta que legolas construye un barco y viaja hacia las tierras imperecederas junto a Gimli al cual se le permite cruzar por su amistad con Legolas y su devoción hacia Galadriel. Aragorn reina durante 120 años unifica los tronos de Arnor y Gondor y restaura en parte la antigua gloria de los humanos. A los 200 años muere y es enterrado junto a sus amigos Merry y Pippin. Arwen muere un año mas tarde de pena a los 2901 años.
Exacto y para que no piense que es Fake, esto sale en los apéndices del último libro del señor de los anillos. Con otros datos extras
Fua f por arwen
@@jairotaboada9372 muy triste. Pero los elfos solo pueden morir en batalla o consumidos por la pena.
No sabia estas datos y eso que he visto la trilogía muchas veces, te lo agradezco bro.
Fun fact. The farewell scene at the end was actually one of the first they shot as a group with the hobbits and gandalf. So they had to imagine all the torment they had been through to get there.
Tu reacción es la que todo el mundo deberia tener viendo esta saga. Basicamente acabar lagrimeando, moqueando y agotada. Y feliz. Y triste. Y completa.
(Y si, que horrible es que nos hayan acostumbrado a buscar el final triste, y no podamos ni pensar que tras tantas penalidades, pueda brillar el sol). Bienvenida al team Tolkiendili preciosa XD
the moment you started tearing up when aragorn saw arwen again I FELT THAT i clearly remember watching that scene when i was 5 and it was peak romance to my eyes!
I loved Legolas as well, but from when I read the books in high school. I was a nerd and played many games like Dungeons & Dragons and every new system I always created an Elven Ranger/bowman based around Legolas.
Best trilogy ever! Jamás olvidaré la experiencia en el cine cuando sólo tenía 9 años (fue la primer película larga que ví en cines, ya que las 2 anteriores las ví por VHS). Desde que salieron en DVD hasta la fecha las maratoneo 1 vez al año (especialmente cuando es diciembre que fue el mes en que se estrenaron) ❤
Somebody's probably already mentioned it, but something that didn't make it in the movies was that, in the books, the Hobbits return to the Shire to find that it has been taken over by Saruman (who didn't die) and his men, under another name. The Hobbits are able to lead their people to force them out, and it's a nice little showing of how they've grown from their experiences and can take on the troubles of the world themselves. It's probably the right choice not to include it, because it'd be a strange ending footnote to the shorter movie and would ruin the flow after the coronation on screen, but it's an interesting way that the actual book concludes.
It has been years and years, countless viewing of the trilogy, but everytime I reach the end and Frodo turning to Sam for their final embrace, with Sam's heartbroken face and the music of the fellowship starting to run, I lose it. Every. single. time. You summarize it so well Pilar: their friendship is eternal. And not only Frodo leaves the Middle Earth to find comfort and peace, he brings to the Undying Lands his eternal bond to Sam to leave and stay forever. Frodo leaves the Lord of the Rings story to the Middle Earth, the story of their friendship which destroyed the Ring and evil. There is just so much to say about that story. How when coming back home noone can understand what they have been through, the horrors they have seen, as nothing in the every day life compares. I will just say this again: this is the experience that Tolkien got from coming back home after being wounded in the trenches in France in 1st world war. He had seen the butchery which was the war in 1916 and he came back forever wounded, a wound that can never leave him, just like Frodo by the blade of the Witch King of Angmar. The Lord of the Rings writing is a catharsis for him just like it is for Frodo. Thank you so much for your reactions to the movies Pilar, this was beautiful, I have been so happy to watch them just like the first time thank to you and your love for the story being told.
i couldn’t have put it better myself :)
I'm 100% sure someone else has already mentioned this in the comments, but it bears repeating that Sam eventually sailed to the West, as he had for a short time been the ringbearer as well (when Frodo was stabbed by Shelob).
Did you know that Viggo Mortensen lived in Argentina as a child? He even made a spanish movie called Captain Alatriste in 2006. You can find videos of him speaking in spanish on youtube. :D
Hands down, best LotR reaction on youtube. Thank you, Pilar!
I love that you are so moved by moments of courage, hope and fellowship. Not everyone gets these things. Love your spirit.
And the best part is, as far as adaptations do, this one is really good and accurate. Nothing was really "added" for the sake of the movie, it's all there in the books. In fact, the books give even more character buildup. And yes, please do a Q&A!!!
I remember when the final part of this film (its not a trilogy) came out me and my wife went to the cinema to see it as part of a special showing where the first two parts were shown first, we were in the cinema for about 11 hours or so. I read The Hobbit when 8-9 and LoTR straight after (and every year for 4 or 5 more years) and was very happy when a brilliant film version came to the cinema in 1978 when I was 11. Like many I always hoped for a longer version of the film which Peter Jackson provided us with. There was also a brilliant 13 hour long BBC radio version in 1981 where Ian holm who played Bilbo in this film(s) played Frodo in the radio version.
Up there with the best LotR reactions I've seen, even more impressive as I had to rely on subtitles for the most part. But your emotions and expressions conveyed a lot also, and you were genuinely funny (without being stupid) and insightful and totally immersed in the story. Well done! I'm looking forward to sharing more time with you.
ive watched this movie more times than i can count still gets me everytime
Always notice there were three eagles there to take them away at the end, Gandalf never gave up hope that Gollum could be saved.
FYI, Gandalf’s home is in the undying lands. He’s a Maiar spirit.
I've watched the reaction videos to these movies of at least a half dozen people, and you are by far my favorite. As one girl said at the end of the first movie, "We all need a Sam".
Info que pueda ayudarte a cerrar más la historia; Despues de muchos años Sam también va a las tierras imperecederas para hacerle compañía a su señor Frodo hasta sus últimos días. A Gimli el enano también se le permite ir al encuentro con Legolas siendo el único enano que ha pisado esas tierras. :) A ver cuando el hobbit.
in the theatrical cut we didn't get that exchange between the mouth of sauron so when aragorn goes for frodo it's implied/believed that frodo is alive and we're all just buying time till he succeeds. In the extended version our characters are given that shocking revelation that Frodo's dead and it was all in vain, bc why else would something that made sure he didn't die from a direct stab from a spear by a cave troll be off his body? Why would the enemy have it, frodo wouldn't have taken it off etc etc. You see the characters break slightly gandalf in tears in his eyes, merry n pippin losing it saying frodos name, of course the slight head turn the the mouth realizes oh that's his name frodo. and aragorn just lops his head off saying he doesn't believe and he can't believe it. Uhhh the for frodo hits harder bc all evidence points to frodo being dead so they're literally fighting to meet their end and what a glorious end it will be. I love it so much.
Also can we acknowedge gimli and legolas friendship growth through out the trilogy like wow. Literally a friendship that will last a lifetime.
6:38 In the book, we still don't know what happened to Frodo, leading the readers to believe he was really dead.
A lot of guys were suffering from allergies when the lights came back on in the cinema almost 20 years ago 😉
I genuinely don't mean this to degrade your experience, but there has only ever in my life been a better movie theater experience and that was End Game. When she said "I am no man:" there was a legit explosion in the theater unlike (until that moment) I had never experienced. I truly hope you get to experience a moment like that some day. It is both special and unforgettable. This was a pleasure to watch! I am so glad you enjoyed!
The Ring is at its most powerful inside Mount Doom, no wonder nobody managed to throw it away. Even Elrond would have been unable to resist it in that place...
By far the best LOTR reaction series I’ve watched.
I have to say, I’ve watched countless lotr reactions & who would have thought my favorite out of them all would be in a language I don’t even speak! This was such an enjoyable experience to watch you go on this adventure & appreciate this masterpiece of a trilogy as much as I did my first time. Thank you & God bless!
Found you tonight, a year or two late. I binged all six of your LOTR reactions in one sitting.
At 25:28 you said, "This trilogy is so beautiful and so special"
That's when I subscribed
bueno ahora si quieres puedes ver las 3 películas de el hobbit, son buenas, no tanto como esta trilogía original pero son buenas.
Yo acabo de ver toda la saga en versión extendida porque no la había visto completa, solo por partes y me las vi todas las 6 películas empezando por el hobbit y terminando por el retorno del rey y lo disfrute mucho.
Y si, la ultima media hora de el retorno del rey me la pase llorando. Ya tengo los libros comprados para empezar a leer.
Edit: Ya termine todos los libros, Hasta el Slimarillion me lo lei, al fin tengo esta saga Tachada de la Lista
Peter Jackson & Co. made major revisions to the story in order to make a great movie, but the final scene at the Grey Havens and Sam's return home are pure Tolkien.
This was for sure the best and most emotional Reaction for this Movie I've ever seen. I laughed with u and I cried with u...... Ur an amazing Person.
JRR Tolkien was a Christian and he believed in a happy ending. So that's the reason why JRR Tolkien wrote this book.
It's been beautiful watching you see these films for the first time, thank you for the videos!
Thank you very much for this video. Do not worry, we all cry at the end.
If you have not seen it, you might also like “the shawshank redemption “. It is not a fantasy, but it is about two people who become very good friends who help each other when things are difficult.
The best masterpiece of all times.. the story of life on Earth itself.
Tolkien shared the experience with many who returned from the First World War that people at home could not even imagine what they had been through. I strongly recommend the film that Peter Jackson made called They Shall Not Grow Old if you wish to learn more about this.
That was an exhausting 80 minutes but now it is time for me to stop procrastinating, finish my university thesis, and then reenact Frodo's "it's done" scene...lol
Reacciona a las 3 peliculas del hobbit ( los acontecimientos del hobbit ocurren 60 años antes de los acontecimientos del señor de los anillos y cuenta la historia de como bilbo encontro el anillo unico)
Pero tiene que verlas con conocimiento de que ni de cerca son tan buenas como la trilogía original. disfrutables si, obras maestras ni en 100 años.
no hace falta que le cuentes lo que pasará
@@macar88 ya, eso es verdad, con la trama de azog se pasaron
Son un poco caca esas películas en comparación
@@MelficeN7 en comparacion con el señor de los anillos hay muy pocas que esten a su nivel, las peliculas del hobbit estan bien si quieres verlas y ya esta,si lo que quieres es meterte en el mundo de tolkien pues te van a liar bastante ya que esa trilogia no la hicieron pensando en los fans