AHH Ok I put the wrong ending thoughts on this video. So I've uploaded the real one here: ua-cam.com/video/-UfE7kaSYNM/v-deo.html Heads up, it usually takes me days to actually form my actual thoughts so my endings are usually quite brief. But come to book club on Monday at 5p central and we can chat about the movies!!
Hey, Bless the algorythm! Your vids popped up on my feed. Great reacts to the BEST trilogy ever! I don't know if anyone has mentioned it, but, after living a long and happy life, after Rosie passed away, Sam was granted passage to The Undying Lands. It is not written if Sam and Frodo reunited, but I like to believe they did. Also, eventually Legolas and Gimli also ended up sailing West. I'm sure you'll enjoy The Hobbit Trilogy. The extended versions are highly recommended.
@@skinnyjax This make my heart warm!! I will deff be doing the extended versions for hobbit! Can't wait to get into it. Hobbit reactions will start going up weekend of 11/25!
Jesus Christ! You just cut out one of the best movie sequences ever made. The Rohirrim arriving, and then you just cut out the speeches and the build up before the attack, not showing the masses of people gathered. Thats what most people come here to see. That was shameful editing.
@LIPPSMACKER I have read Tolkien's epic 3 times in my life so far. And every time, I start feeling sad towards the end. Because reading them takes longer so I feel like I'm spending more time with friends that I love. And when it's over, I'll miss them terribly. 😭
Eowyn married Faramir. Pippin married Merry's cousin, and named their first son Faramir Took. When Pippin and Merry were very old they travelled back to Minas Tirith where they died, then were entombed as great heroes of Gondor. Years later, as Aragorn lay dying, he had their beds brought to his bedchamber. After his death, Arwent went to the now-empty Lothlorien and lay down to die. After Aragorn's death, Legolas built a ship and sailed west the Undying Lands. As his request, and at Galadriel's urging, Gimli was given permission to come with him, the only Dwarf ever so honored. When Sam's wife Rosie eventually died, he left the Shire and went to to fine an Elven ship awaiting him, for he too was a Ring Bearer and was allowed to come to the Undying Lands. Eomer become King of Rohan, and married a Gondorian noblewoman. No one really knows what happened to the other three Wizards--Radaghast the Brown disappeared and the two Blue Wizards who had gone east, their stories are not told. Theoden was buried beside his son, amid great honor. King Aragorn proclaimed the Shire belonged solely to the Hobbits, and none of the "Big Folk" were allowed to enter it without permission. He also gave a large swathe of land to the Shire, making it larger. The Undying Lands are where Gandalf comes from, and where the Elves can live somewhere as undying they themselves.
Haha, you covered almost everything needed to be covered about what happened to everyone after the trilogy. All i can say is, ‘yep, what he said’. My favorite part is Gimli also accompanying his BFF Legolas. I always imagined he could see his crush Galadriel one last time before he finally passed on (I don’t think you actually become immortal in the Undying Lands)
I still find myself remembering that fact about Aragorn and Estel, hoping that at some point in my life it will be a quiz question. About 20 years going now, and still hasn't happened, but it may yet at some point. Maybe I should start going to quizzes.
It definitely colors several lines throughout the movie, adding a layer; an example is in Two Towers, when Eomer tells Aragorn that “Hope has abandoned these lands,” not knowing that Hope himself is in Rohan.
Tolkien added extensive Appendices to the end of the story, including events following the end of the book. For example, Samwise and Rose were married for 62 years and had 13 children. After Rose's death, Sam left the Red Book with his daughter Elanor and took ship at the Grey Havens, last of the Ring-bearers. In the movie, Elanor is played by Sean Astin's real daughter, and little Frodo-lad is Sarah McLeod's son. Both are in their mid-twenties now--time flies. Peter Jackson & Co. added two extra years at the end; in the book Elanor was a toddler and Frodo hadn't been born.
He also wrote one more chapter, an epilogue in which Sam is later reading to his children from the Red Book, and reading a letter from King Elessar about a forthcoming visit. His friends and editors persuaded him that it weakened the ending, and so it was omitted.
When the Rohirrim arrives we hear horns first at the dawn. Then Theoden's face impression. He sees a massive army of Mordor like thousands. He sniffs like So be it! Then the most incredible war speech comes: Eomer. Take your Èored down the left flank. Gamling, follow the King's banner down the center. Grimbold, take your company right, after you pass the wall. Forth, and fear no darkness! Arise. Arise, Riders of ThÈoden. Spears shall be shaken, shields shall be splintered. A sword day... a red day... ere the sun rises. I wish to see your reaction on this!
J.R.R. Tolkien himself had a hard time deciding on the origin of the Orcs. In the end, they were bred from Elves, bred from Men, or a little bit of both. The Uruk-hai was a superior Orc bred with Men to be larger, stronger and able to fight in sunlight without being hampered. An early idea (alluded to in the films with Saruman and the Uruk-hai) was that Melkor created the Orcs from the slimes of the earth, but he abandoned that notion, deciding that Melkor did not have the true power of creation.
In the book, Frodo was 50 years old when he started his journey. Sam was his young gardner. Frodo left Middle Earth because he was heavily corrupted by the ring and the scars received. His soul was broken and he could only be healed in Valinor, the Immortal Lands.. after that he could die in peace.
"Thankyou for making her a strong willed character" - I completely agree. Thankyou Tolkien for writing actual strong female characters in the early 1900's....not like the shit we see in films today
Exactly. What studios somehow don’t realize is that there is a massive difference between a strong, noble women and a “Girl boss”, which is essentially what marvel has spat out in front of us and called it “progress”
"this is the best love story Ive ever seen" and you said this before Aragorn and Arwen reunited.. ! I have watched SO many people react to these movies (and cried every single time) but this was an amazing quote from you that I haven't heard anyone say.
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
By the time this came out I was completely immersed in this story and taken by it's depth and brilliance. Recognizing Smeagol instantly by his eyes alone...Seeing and feeling the Rohirrim Charge was one of the most epic theatrical experiences ever, the lighting of the beacons...Chills forever...You know it is a masterpiece when you don't want a 4 hour film to end. I cried at the docks the first time, I can't lie... P.S. And Legolas just killed the director Peter Jackson 00:31 👀
Remember when Galadriel said to Pippin 'Do not fear, young Peregrin Took. You will find your courage.' I like to think she was talking about him saving Faramir.
Even though I read the books multiple times before the movies were made, and have watched the movies, and reactions to the movies multiple times, I still get tears in my eyes, especially when everyone bows down to the hobbits.
A fact, the song that Aragon sings, its translation is "from the great sea to the middle earth and come, in this place I and my descendants will dwell until the end of the world" is an oath sworn by the Elendil king, ancestor of Aragon, upon arriving at middle earth and found the kingdoms of gondor and arnor
The Easteners are the representatives of the Turks-and-associates that were genoc*ding Mediterranean, Armenian and Assyrian Christians during and after WWI. Tolkien lived in those times so he put references in the books
Love your reaction, well done. In case you are confused of last part, basically Frodo accompanies the Elves and Gandalf to leave middle earth to got to, well, for lack of better word Heaven in order to heal Frodo and also Bilbo of the trauma of the Ring. Later Sam also left to join them, after growing old and having lots of children with Rosie, then after Rosie passed on, he went to take a ship too, as he was also a ring eater.
Frodo never fully healed from his wounds, which means he could never stay happy in Middle-Earth. He, Gandalf, Bilbo, and the rest are going to the undying lands (Elf heaven essentially), where mortal beings usually aren't allowed. An exception is made for Frodo and Bilbo because they were ring bearers. In the appendices we learn that Sam becomes mayor of the Shire and lives a long and happy life. After his wife dies, he also sails west to the undying lands because he was briefly a ring bearer. So Frodo and Sam do meet again. Merry and Pippin spend their days with Aragorn in Gondor, and when they die they are buried next to Aragorn's grave. Legolas and Gimli remain friends, and their friendship heals the rift between Dwarf and Elf. When they reach their end, they also sail to the undying lands together. It's a massive honor for Gimli, being a dwarf, and never a ring bearer. Once they leave, the fellowship is gone from Middle Earth forever.
never seen a main character end their journey so much worse off then when they started like frodo, literally the only member of the fellowship without a happy ending
Frodo and Sam didn't have to go through the gates, that is what they went up the "stairs" and through the tunnel with the spider for. I like that you made the connection between the spider and "she" .It comes natural in my language but other reactors usually switch to "he" when the spider comes up.
Tolkien knew a lot about friendship during horrible adversity. He started writing these stories when he was a soldier in the trenches of World War 1. Also Sam and Rosie had many children, Elanor the Fair, Frodo, Rose, Merry, Pippin, Goldilocks, Hamfast, Daisy, Primrose, Bilbo, Ruby, Robin, and Tolman. Goldilocks gamgee has been debated as having had 3 bear friends. Sam also was elected mayor in the Shire for more terms than any other. After Rosie's death, he handed the Red Book (the story of bilbo, Frodo and the Lord of the rings along with his additions on the last few pages) to his children and boarded a ship as a albeit brief ringbearer to the Undying Lands to join Frodo. :)
The director Peter Jackson is a pirate, which Legolas shot on the ship. He is also in 2nd movie: he throws a spear from a top of Helm's deep during battle.
"Sam has two babies?" According to the books, Sam & Rosie have *13* (yes, thirteen) kids. His oldest child is a girl, Elanor, and the second is a boy, Frodo. Other kids of Sam & Rosie are named Pippin, Merry, and Bilbo. Sam was also elected mayor of the Shire for seven consecutive terms, during which they established close & friendly relations with King Elessar (Aragorn) of Gondor. In the year 61 of the Fourth Age - meaning, 61 years after the defeat of Sauron - Rosie passed away, and Sam entrusted the Red Book (the one Bilbo started and Frodo and Sam continued) to Elanor, and then he went to the Grey Havens and set off to Valinor, where he *might* have joined Frodo after six decades, if Frodo is still alive - the Elves are immortal, but Hobbits and other races are not, even if they journey to the Undying Lands. Gimli and Legolas too sailed to the Undying Lands. So yes, it's a beautiful story :)
You seem to have edited in the wrong outro (25:50), since you say this is your reaction to Part 1 of Return of the King and it's the same clip form the end of your Part 1 reaction. Great films, though I wish they had been more faithful to the source material, I still watch and rewatch them every few years, (Though I re-read the books every year, they are definitely worth your time.)
“Then Ilúvatar spoke, and he said: ‘Mighty are the Ainur, and mightiest among them is Melkor; but that he may know, and all the Ainur, that I am Ilúvatar, those things that ye have sung, I will show them forth, that ye may see what ye have done. And thou, Melkor, shalt see that no theme may be played that hath not its uttermost source in me, nor can any alter the music in my despite. For he that attempteth this shall prove but mine instrument in the devising of things more wonderful, which he himself hath not imagined.’
Frodo couldn't stay in the Shire. The toll that the ring had taken on him was too great. He had been wounded -- blade, sting, and tooth. In the undying lands he could find healing, and live out his days in peace.
"And thus we reach the end, the fourth age had begun. An age of man and friend; the great evils long undone. And yet it is too wonder, what became of the stout ringbearer, who sailed into the sun. His home once a merry hole in the ground; now sat. Sad and empty and rundown. Once a Baggins always to live under-hill, now Valinor bound." - Valinor bound I hope whomever reads this enjoys. (and maybe tears up a bit) - Katabatic
awww thank you!!! As a heads up i've moved all reactions to a new reaction channel called Lipps Reacts www.youtube.com/@LippsReacts Thanks for being here!!
"The Ring doesnt sink???" Technically.... Nothing sinks in lava... It's molten rock, theres no where to 'sink' into, not even in the middle of a volcano. Would never work that way 😅
Have you ever wondered what might happen to your subscriber base if you were able to resist taking the name of God in vain every minute, when there's still a fair number of people out here to whom that matters a great deal? Of course the state of your soul before that God must be taken into account first, but it seems odd that anyone would also be so happy to drive potential patrons away in the process of exercising their precious autonomy.
Jesus fucking Christ just mind your own business. No one gives a good God damn about what you think about our souls. Take that crap to the street corner and peddle it beside the crazy guy screaming the aliens are coming.
It is a peculiarly over-proud notion to believe that what other people do about one's own religion matters, or that whether other people believe in one's own religion matters.
Fun fact. Most of the extras riding horses in battles scenes are women. They shot this in New Zealand. So to get more extras and horses, the production team sent open invitations to every person who has a horse. Most who turned up were women with thier horses. Inorder to make the horses feel safe and do the action scenes properly, they had no other choice than to have their owners ride the horses.
AHH Ok I put the wrong ending thoughts on this video. So I've uploaded the real one here: ua-cam.com/video/-UfE7kaSYNM/v-deo.html
Heads up, it usually takes me days to actually form my actual thoughts so my endings are usually quite brief. But come to book club on Monday at 5p central and we can chat about the movies!!
Hey, Bless the algorythm! Your vids popped up on my feed. Great reacts to the BEST trilogy ever!
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it, but, after living a long and happy life, after Rosie passed away, Sam was granted passage to The Undying Lands. It is not written if Sam and Frodo reunited, but I like to believe they did. Also, eventually Legolas and Gimli also ended up sailing West.
I'm sure you'll enjoy The Hobbit Trilogy. The extended versions are highly recommended.
@@skinnyjax This make my heart warm!! I will deff be doing the extended versions for hobbit! Can't wait to get into it. Hobbit reactions will start going up weekend of 11/25!
Jesus Christ! You just cut out one of the best movie sequences ever made. The Rohirrim arriving, and then you just cut out the speeches and the build up before the attack, not showing the masses of people gathered. Thats what most people come here to see. That was shameful editing.
@LIPPSMACKER I have read Tolkien's epic 3 times in my life so far.
And every time, I start feeling sad towards the end. Because reading them takes longer so I feel like I'm spending more time with friends that I love. And when it's over, I'll miss them terribly. 😭
Eowyn married Faramir.
Pippin married Merry's cousin, and named their first son Faramir Took.
When Pippin and Merry were very old they travelled back to Minas Tirith where they died, then were entombed as great heroes of Gondor.
Years later, as Aragorn lay dying, he had their beds brought to his bedchamber. After his death, Arwent went to the now-empty Lothlorien and lay down to die.
After Aragorn's death, Legolas built a ship and sailed west the Undying Lands. As his request, and at Galadriel's urging, Gimli was given permission to come with him, the only Dwarf ever so honored.
When Sam's wife Rosie eventually died, he left the Shire and went to to fine an Elven ship awaiting him, for he too was a Ring Bearer and was allowed to come to the Undying Lands.
Eomer become King of Rohan, and married a Gondorian noblewoman.
No one really knows what happened to the other three Wizards--Radaghast the Brown disappeared and the two Blue Wizards who had gone east, their stories are not told.
Theoden was buried beside his son, amid great honor.
King Aragorn proclaimed the Shire belonged solely to the Hobbits, and none of the "Big Folk" were allowed to enter it without permission. He also gave a large swathe of land to the Shire, making it larger.
The Undying Lands are where Gandalf comes from, and where the Elves can live somewhere as undying they themselves.
Haha, you covered almost everything needed to be covered about what happened to everyone after the trilogy.
All i can say is, ‘yep, what he said’.
My favorite part is Gimli also accompanying his BFF Legolas. I always imagined he could see his crush Galadriel one last time before he finally passed on (I don’t think you actually become immortal in the Undying Lands)
"My friends, you bow to no one"
Chills AND tears every single time
As a young man Aragorn was raised in Rivendell and the elves named him Estel which means hope. I think the whole story is about hope.
Hope. That speaks to me
Tolkien wrote this in the shadow of World War 1 after all
I still find myself remembering that fact about Aragorn and Estel, hoping that at some point in my life it will be a quiz question. About 20 years going now, and still hasn't happened, but it may yet at some point. Maybe I should start going to quizzes.
In later writings, he gives greater depth to the meaning of 'estel', as a form of religious faith.
It definitely colors several lines throughout the movie, adding a layer; an example is in Two Towers, when Eomer tells Aragorn that “Hope has abandoned these lands,” not knowing that Hope himself is in Rohan.
10:53 Eowyn and Merry are wounded by the mere presence and touch of the Witch-King. It is, unfortunately, not made as clear here in the movies.
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Tolkien added extensive Appendices to the end of the story, including events following the end of the book. For example, Samwise and Rose were married for 62 years and had 13 children. After Rose's death, Sam left the Red Book with his daughter Elanor and took ship at the Grey Havens, last of the Ring-bearers. In the movie, Elanor is played by Sean Astin's real daughter, and little Frodo-lad is Sarah McLeod's son. Both are in their mid-twenties now--time flies. Peter Jackson & Co. added two extra years at the end; in the book Elanor was a toddler and Frodo hadn't been born.
He also wrote one more chapter, an epilogue in which Sam is later reading to his children from the Red Book, and reading a letter from King Elessar about a forthcoming visit. His friends and editors persuaded him that it weakened the ending, and so it was omitted.
When the Rohirrim arrives we hear horns first at the dawn. Then Theoden's face impression. He sees a massive army of Mordor like thousands. He sniffs like So be it! Then the most incredible war speech comes:
Eomer. Take your Èored down the left flank. Gamling, follow the King's banner down the center. Grimbold, take your company right, after you pass the wall. Forth, and fear no darkness! Arise. Arise, Riders of ThÈoden. Spears shall be shaken, shields shall be splintered. A sword day... a red day... ere the sun rises.
I wish to see your reaction on this!
J.R.R. Tolkien himself had a hard time deciding on the origin of the Orcs. In the end, they were bred from Elves, bred from Men, or a little bit of both. The Uruk-hai was a superior Orc bred with Men to be larger, stronger and able to fight in sunlight without being hampered. An early idea (alluded to in the films with Saruman and the Uruk-hai) was that Melkor created the Orcs from the slimes of the earth, but he abandoned that notion, deciding that Melkor did not have the true power of creation.
In the book, Frodo was 50 years old when he started his journey. Sam was his young gardner.
Frodo left Middle Earth because he was heavily corrupted by the ring and the scars received. His soul was broken and he could only be healed in Valinor, the Immortal Lands.. after that he could die in peace.
He was 50, but that's the Hobbit equivalent of early thirties or so. Hobbits reach adulthood at age 33 :)
@avocadojoe Yes, but in the movies, Frodo, looks like he is 16 years old 😁
And best buddies with Sam
"Thankyou for making her a strong willed character" - I completely agree. Thankyou Tolkien for writing actual strong female characters in the early 1900's....not like the shit we see in films today
Exactly. What studios somehow don’t realize is that there is a massive difference between a strong, noble women and a “Girl boss”, which is essentially what marvel has spat out in front of us and called it “progress”
@@thucydides7849 Agreed Sir
Not too early 1900's...😉
If this was released today u would be crying that it is "woke"
@@MsTendus You have no right to assume the operation of my mind. Utterly offensive and ignorant.
Ah silly human race.
"this is the best love story Ive ever seen" and you said this before Aragorn and Arwen reunited.. ! I have watched SO many people react to these movies (and cried every single time) but this was an amazing quote from you that I haven't heard anyone say.
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
The hobbit is next!!
By the time this came out I was completely immersed in this story and taken by it's depth and brilliance. Recognizing Smeagol instantly by his eyes alone...Seeing and feeling the Rohirrim Charge was one of the most epic theatrical experiences ever, the lighting of the beacons...Chills forever...You know it is a masterpiece when you don't want a 4 hour film to end. I cried at the docks the first time, I can't lie...
P.S.
And Legolas just killed the director Peter Jackson 00:31 👀
Remember when Galadriel said to Pippin 'Do not fear, young Peregrin Took. You will find your courage.' I like to think she was talking about him saving Faramir.
Even though I read the books multiple times before the movies were made, and have watched the movies, and reactions to the movies multiple times, I still get tears in my eyes, especially when everyone bows down to the hobbits.
Great reaction! Want some bonus tears? Gandalf brought three eagles because he had hope for Smeagol's redemption. 🦅🦅🦅🌋
A fact, the song that Aragon sings, its translation is "from the great sea to the middle earth and come, in this place I and my descendants will dwell until the end of the world" is an oath sworn by the Elendil king, ancestor of Aragon, upon arriving at middle earth and found the kingdoms of gondor and arnor
The Easteners are the representatives of the Turks-and-associates that were genoc*ding Mediterranean, Armenian and Assyrian Christians during and after WWI. Tolkien lived in those times so he put references in the books
So much tears. They really put you through the wringer. Loved watching the evolution of your relationship with gollum
poor frodo, literally the only one of the fellowship that didnt get a happy ending
He found peace in the land of the Undying. He, too, had a happy ending
@@panprstenu-scenyvprodlouze2860 that is basically saying he found peace in death
@@shastacat9632 Not quite. Peace in the afterlife, which is enviable if you believe in it.
Love your reaction, well done. In case you are confused of last part, basically Frodo accompanies the Elves and Gandalf to leave middle earth to got to, well, for lack of better word Heaven in order to heal Frodo and also Bilbo of the trauma of the Ring.
Later Sam also left to join them, after growing old and having lots of children with Rosie, then after Rosie passed on, he went to take a ship too, as he was also a ring eater.
Frodo never fully healed from his wounds, which means he could never stay happy in Middle-Earth. He, Gandalf, Bilbo, and the rest are going to the undying lands (Elf heaven essentially), where mortal beings usually aren't allowed. An exception is made for Frodo and Bilbo because they were ring bearers. In the appendices we learn that Sam becomes mayor of the Shire and lives a long and happy life. After his wife dies, he also sails west to the undying lands because he was briefly a ring bearer. So Frodo and Sam do meet again. Merry and Pippin spend their days with Aragorn in Gondor, and when they die they are buried next to Aragorn's grave. Legolas and Gimli remain friends, and their friendship heals the rift between Dwarf and Elf. When they reach their end, they also sail to the undying lands together. It's a massive honor for Gimli, being a dwarf, and never a ring bearer. Once they leave, the fellowship is gone from Middle Earth forever.
never seen a main character end their journey so much worse off then when they started like frodo, literally the only member of the fellowship without a happy ending
Frodo and Sam didn't have to go through the gates, that is what they went up the "stairs" and through the tunnel with the spider for. I like that you made the connection between the spider and "she" .It comes natural in my language but other reactors usually switch to "he" when the spider comes up.
btw the ending to the video is the ending to part 1
😭😭😭 thank you for letting me know. I’ll pin my thoughts on the ending tomorrow
Yes… all the emotions of this reaction. ALL OF THEM 😭
Tolkien knew a lot about friendship during horrible adversity. He started writing these stories when he was a soldier in the trenches of World War 1. Also Sam and Rosie had many children, Elanor the Fair, Frodo, Rose, Merry, Pippin, Goldilocks, Hamfast, Daisy, Primrose, Bilbo, Ruby, Robin, and Tolman. Goldilocks gamgee has been debated as having had 3 bear friends. Sam also was elected mayor in the Shire for more terms than any other. After Rosie's death, he handed the Red Book (the story of bilbo, Frodo and the Lord of the rings along with his additions on the last few pages) to his children and boarded a ship as a albeit brief ringbearer to the Undying Lands to join Frodo. :)
"Spiders are just tiny aliens."
Except when they are the spawn of giant demons of darkness. 😉
The director Peter Jackson is a pirate, which Legolas shot on the ship. He is also in 2nd movie: he throws a spear from a top of Helm's deep during battle.
"I can't carry it for you, but I can carry you".
We need more Sams.
"Sam has two babies?"
According to the books, Sam & Rosie have *13* (yes, thirteen) kids. His oldest child is a girl, Elanor, and the second is a boy, Frodo. Other kids of Sam & Rosie are named Pippin, Merry, and Bilbo.
Sam was also elected mayor of the Shire for seven consecutive terms, during which they established close & friendly relations with King Elessar (Aragorn) of Gondor.
In the year 61 of the Fourth Age - meaning, 61 years after the defeat of Sauron - Rosie passed away, and Sam entrusted the Red Book (the one Bilbo started and Frodo and Sam continued) to Elanor, and then he went to the Grey Havens and set off to Valinor, where he *might* have joined Frodo after six decades, if Frodo is still alive - the Elves are immortal, but Hobbits and other races are not, even if they journey to the Undying Lands. Gimli and Legolas too sailed to the Undying Lands.
So yes, it's a beautiful story :)
You seem to have edited in the wrong outro (25:50), since you say this is your reaction to Part 1 of Return of the King and it's the same clip form the end of your Part 1 reaction.
Great films, though I wish they had been more faithful to the source material, I still watch and rewatch them every few years, (Though I re-read the books every year, they are definitely worth your time.)
“Then Ilúvatar spoke, and he said: ‘Mighty are the Ainur, and mightiest among them is Melkor; but that he may know, and all the Ainur, that I am Ilúvatar, those things that ye have sung,
I will show them forth, that ye may see what ye have done. And thou, Melkor, shalt see that no theme may be played that hath not its uttermost source in me, nor can any alter the music
in my despite. For he that attempteth this shall prove but mine instrument in the devising of things more wonderful, which he himself hath not imagined.’
Thanks lipps for this, it has been a very cool journey with you of this history
Thank you for joining me on this journey!!
LIPPSMACKER Just from watching I know you have a rare and beautiful soul
Frodo couldn't stay in the Shire. The toll that the ring had taken on him was too great. He had been wounded -- blade, sting, and tooth. In the undying lands he could find healing, and live out his days in peace.
Sam NEVER skips leg day! 😆
NEVER!!
"And thus we reach the end, the fourth age had begun. An age of man and friend; the great evils long undone. And yet it is too wonder, what became of the stout ringbearer, who sailed into the sun. His home once a merry hole in the ground; now sat. Sad and empty and rundown. Once a Baggins always to live under-hill, now Valinor bound." - Valinor bound
I hope whomever reads this enjoys. (and maybe tears up a bit)
- Katabatic
That moment when you realize the third Eagle was there for Gollum...
And now for the last effort! We gonna destroy us a Ring!
And destroy we did!!!
My favorite movie. Thank you for reaction.
Gotta check that outro, you used the outro for part 1 saying thats where we will pause for the day. I wanna hear your afterthoughts :(
Welllll that’s a shame but tbh I’m not gonna reupload 😭😭😭 I’ll try to write my afterthoughts and pin it tomorrow
Fun fact: there were 3 eagles. 1 for Frodo 1 for Sam and 1 for Gollum. But Gollum never made it.
I'm new to your channel but not new to the LOTR.
I'm so happy you enjoyed this amazing epic story!
You are the Rosie to my Sam!❤
awww thank you!!! As a heads up i've moved all reactions to a new reaction channel called Lipps Reacts www.youtube.com/@LippsReacts Thanks for being here!!
"Don't go where I can't follow." ... hits like an effin truck, eh?
OK, so you cried at Sam's words on Mt Doom, You bow to No One, and Frodo's farewell. All the right spots. Well done!
Those who don't cry badly on "I can carry you!" have no heart.
"The Ring doesnt sink???"
Technically.... Nothing sinks in lava... It's molten rock, theres no where to 'sink' into, not even in the middle of a volcano. Would never work that way 😅
👌🙏❣ You laugh, you cry, you LOTR, again and again and again...
I believe only Bilbo, Sam, and Tom Bombadil ever willingly gave up the ring.
In summary: the story starts with 9 rings for men, and ended with 9 fingers.
Your reaction warms my heart...
Thank you for watching! 💜💜
please watch the Band of Brothers miniseries…more friends being friends…best thing ever aired on tv 😊
Samwise means halfwit ;)
This whole movie is a sob FEST. I have seen it countless times and I still cry almost the whole last half hour 😂
Well.... it has a happy-ish ending.
cuttin Theoden's death?!
Maaaaan try cutting a 4 hour movie down to 20 minutes split between two different reaction parts to fit with copyright laws.
Thanks! Just sent you 14.99.
2nd time today. Love you sweetest sweetheart. ❤❤❤
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I hope you continue with the hobbit trilogy
Yes! The first hobbit movie reaction will release on the 25th
@@LIPPSMACKER nice i hope you like them. They get a bad rap because they get compared to lotr. But they are great movies
Lipps, you pasted in the wrong outro! 😆
Scottie there's a pinned message addressing this!!
Silly me, I hadn't even looked at the bloody comments! My apologies.@@LIPPSMACKER
It’s ok!! Thank you for watching 🥰🥰
No ride of the rohirim?
You skipped ride of the rohirim! :(
Goopy water....
Editing butchered it
Terrible edit🤬
This is one of the first things I edited. But also something that had to be re-edited multiple times to pass copyright. What makes it so terrible?
Talking about overreacted crying
Talk about just enjoying a movie and being in it. But you couldn’t 😭could you! Miserable much?? 🤣
Have you ever wondered what might happen to your subscriber base if you were able to resist taking the name of God in vain every minute, when there's still a fair number of people out here to whom that matters a great deal? Of course the state of your soul before that God must be taken into account first, but it seems odd that anyone would also be so happy to drive potential patrons away in the process of exercising their precious autonomy.
If you don’t want to follow me because I don’t believe in God then… don’t? 👋
What a judgmental, obnoxious, sanctimonious, sad and delusional person you are. JFC!
Jesus fucking Christ just mind your own business. No one gives a good God damn about what you think about our souls. Take that crap to the street corner and peddle it beside the crazy guy screaming the aliens are coming.
@@LIPPSMACKER Thank you! Ignore this tool.
It is a peculiarly over-proud notion to believe that what other people do about one's own religion matters, or that whether other people believe in one's own religion matters.
Fun fact. Most of the extras riding horses in battles scenes are women. They shot this in New Zealand. So to get more extras and horses, the production team sent open invitations to every person who has a horse. Most who turned up were women with thier horses. Inorder to make the horses feel safe and do the action scenes properly, they had no other choice than to have their owners ride the horses.