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Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring P2 (Patreon)

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IM SO UPSET.

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LOTR Movie 1 Part 2

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masteroftheassassins

You know what makes this even more special for me? You’re watching this on my wedding anniversary!

Ian Moscrop

Fun fact:Strider's Actor Viggo bought and gifted one of the horses used in this movie to Arwen's Stunt Double because she wanted to keep the horse after principal photograghy but couldn't afford it.

Nate Zabinski

Well, of course Gandalf died in the balrog fight. Why do you think the scene is so iconic?

Toasted Toad

One of my favourite lines in the book. Gandalf's final words - no unrealistic soppy goodbye , but totally in keeping with his character. Just "fly, you fools"! So happy to see you reacting to this. Have to go back to part 1, though - I don't have time to watch right now.

Makix217

The Balrog is one of my absolute favorite monsters portrayed in film. Smaug being the only other entity to challenge that top spot.

Nikolaj Nielsen

I thought about Boromir and I started crying 😭

RedRam-Ipsen

The time that passed from when Bilbo left the Shire until Frodo left was 17 years.

Makix217

So, when Gandalf says "demon", he means it. The balrog is a spiritual being that was corrupted and turned to aid the Enemy.

Kampela

Orlando Blooms first job after school was having role as Legolas in this movie. After that, he found rum! XD

Speed1247

Alicia really needs to be careful what she wishes for, but she got what she wanted, just at a cost.

Speed1247
>>153701688

Be cool if she watches that trilogy later, cause I'm pretty sure there are no dragons in this trilogy. (To everyone's misfortune, except well the characters themselves since a dragon would be horrifying to face)

unknown organism
>>153703330

And Gandalf, as well as the rest of the wizards, were also semi-divine, immortal beings who descended to Middle Earth to rally its people against Sauron(who himself was once one of them until he decided that Middle Earth would be better if he was there to personally micro-manage everything in it for maximum efficiency). None of this really has anything to do with the movies; it’s just some cool lore from the books and Tolkien’s notes

Kampela

Fun Lore: When world was made and Elves and Dwarfs awoke, Elves hunted Dwarfs as they were seen as mere beasts. 50 or 200 years later hunting stopped but it left a deep wound in their relationship. Later when great treasure was being transported by Elves, Orcs attacked Elven group, killed all and looted them. Later Dwarfs found Orc warband and destroyed them, among Orcs they found great treasure and took it. Soon after this Elf group found Dwarfs with Elven treasure and assumed Dwarfs had attacked Elf group, this led to long strife between two races. Yes, there is deep distrust and hatred between Dwarfs and Elves.

Derpy

Demons rarely play fair

SouthHill

We never said this story would have a happy ending, did we?

Usually Shalune

True, on how you're not tied to your family lineage. We are not our family or upbringing. We're a reaction to them. You choose what the reaction is.

Linnaeus

Tolkien Lore: JRR Tolkien was a Linguist and a professor of Anglo-Saxon (Old English). He found linguistics and language so interesting that he actually created multiple languages for Middle Earth and tracked out their rules. As a result, the languages you hear in these movies were actually created BY Tolkien. The Elven tongues of Quenya and Sindarin, a few phrases of the Dwarvish language Khuzdul, the Black Speech of Mordor, etc. I think there are a few bits where later people have tried to fill in vocabulary or verb conjugations based on his original work, but most of it is his.

Azel !!

Hey I'm here from youtube, where's the full movie uncut.

Uncle Urdnot

20 plus years and it still hurts

Sozony

Now that you're watching it this reminds me of a conversation I had with a friend not long ago. We had been talking about how different the world would be if: One Piece had been written by J.R.R. Tolkien, and if The Lord of the Rings was written by Eiichiro Oda. We both came to the conclusion that it would be a super awesome world. The stories have so many parallels and are so different, yet to me they can't help but feel similar and super awesome.

Kampela

Tips coming: All Balrogs have been so powerful, that only greatest of greatest heroes have been able to defeat them... and all those victories were due to heroes sacrificing their own lives to do so...

Linnaeus

I will have more to say about Arwen and Aragorn when you get to later movies, but their story is an echo of the love of the human Beren and the elf-maiden Luthien/Tinuviel. That's why Aragorn was singing an old song about them earlier, and the relationship is something that Tolkien always identified strongly with, to the point that the grave he shares with his wife Edith is marked with the names Luthien and Beren as well as their own.

Gunmandude2

Imagine if that axe actually destroyed the One Ring though. Boom. Journey over.

Jobbe Smit

Gandalf's death is a warning, a promise even. Not even a being of the power of Gandalf is save and we're sending little hobbits into Mordor. Things *will* be dangerous for our heroes.

Lukrasta

at 1:17:55 "I'll never forgive you if Gandalf doesn't 1v1 a demon" the monkeys paw curls

leviathan_13
>>153709156

It's been split into three parts, look for the posts here on patreon. They were probably uploading while you posted.

Blooocki :3

The guy that played saruman also did heavy metal or something

leviathan_13

"This foe is beyond any of YOU" - damn Gandalf, throwing shade at them. I mean, he is right...

VaanGov

This is wonderful! I'm so glad you chose to watch these.

Robert C. Dona

Fun fact, this was Orlando Bloom's first roll for a movie.

Olivier Leduc

around 40:00 the talk of Michael Caine and crying makes me want a Muppets Christmas Carol reaction

Azel !!
>>153709156

I know, I was making a joke on what she said in the video haha.

Sancturillore -- Élie Simard-Wallot

The mithril chainmail doesn’t have the value of a town, but of a country. The Shire is a country. (Hobbiton was the town where he lived.)

Sleepy Hydra
>>153720925

Oh he did so much more. Christopher Lee was an actual spy in World War 2. He had an argument with Peter Jackson over a stabbing scene in a movie, when he asked Lee to."imagine" stabbing someone in the back, he simplify replied: "I don't have to imagine it."

Seraphem
>>153710624

And they are pretty much literal demons. Maia (essentially Tolkien's equivalent to angels) who fell to darkness and were twisted into dark forms by Morgoth. (Tolkien's Satan analgoue.) So yeah... epic bad news.

Seraphem

So, while this is overall a stellar adaptation that more then does this story justice... there are a few issues with certain choices in how they did things, one of those being how it treats Merry and Pippin. They are not as "just there for comic relief" as they are in this movie. Pippin was the closest to being that, but the movies did kind of play it up a bit more, and with him in the book it helped that we knew he was by far the youngest member of the group, being the Hobbit equivalent of in that 18-20 range where you are technically an adult, but still not quite. While Merry was much more level headed but got pushed into being more immature for the humor with Pippin. It's not wholly wrong, because Pippin was the most likely one in the group to make a mistake through being careless, but not quite to the extent the movies portray it.

BakaSama
>>153701688

To my knowledge, Dragons only show up in The Hobbit with Smaug and then in the Silmarillion with the OG Dragons such as Glaurung and Ancalagon the Black who make Smaug look like a putty tat.

Mike E

At min 59 you mentioned how much you love the music; Howard shore did a BRILLIANT job creating the music for this series. It won't come up in these series because only in the Silmarillion did it go into any depth about the creation of the Tolkien universe. But there are several chapters talking about literal songs of creation that the gods of Middle Earth were singing to create their domains and their people. So when you get thematic songs in the backgrounds it is (at least in part) meant to represent the associated god singing - the deeper gregorian chants near moria, the higher melodic hymns near Rivendell, the flute for the shire, the pomp and fanfare for the men of the west. Of course a lot of it is also just standard composition for storytelling having theme music, but I just think it's neat to have a bit of background info to make it a bit more meaningful. Even after having watched this series probably dozens of times I still get chills from hearing the musical score.

Pixel King

"One does not simply teach kids swears"

PotterBrony

Noooo, first her plate of food fell and now Gandalf? We shall never recover from this tragedy

Ronix

so good, gonna have to catch part 3 when I get off work

Linnaeus
>>153702572

The movies generally compress the timeline a LOT, which isn't unusual for movies. But yeah, Frodo has some time to settle in as the master of Bag-End and be a country squire before Gandalf shows back up at his door. Similarly, the trip from the Shire to Rivendell took about a month.

RF

"I can not watch an old man cry" oh man you should watch the fox X-Men movies so you can watch Old Man Logan.

Chronos Hoffman

It is the same for the Elves. They have one partner in life, and if/when their partner dies, they often begin to fade from this world from their heartbreak, either passing on to the next world, or becoming disembodied spirits wandering the lands (I might be wrong on a couple of details, but I know I have the gist 🤣) Edit: Fun fact, what Gimli said translates to “I spit on your grave.”

Liesmith

"One does not simply teach kids swears."

Jacob Goodheart

"Gandalf is my favorite character." *Thinks he dies* "No!!" *He's alright* "Oh thank god. I was scared for minute." *Actually dies* "NOOOOO!!!!" Hehehe. Crazy Talk.

SimpleSimian

RIP Alicia’s dinner you were not meant for this world

Nicholas Johnson

Wait, she hasn't seen that one show that has that one guy in it? Well damn...

beanz

rip Alicia's dinner

Ellerian
>>153745874

kind of part of the mcu binge she's started, though i'm not sure if she's actually planning on going any further than endgame so she might not be doing that either

Robert C. Dona
>>153722644

Yeah, in behind the scenes Orlando said that he just finished acting school and audition for the role. The rest as you can say is history.

Yagi di Hoshi

would you still disappear if you put the ring elsewhere but your fingers

Erick Ruiz

41:30 yeah! the greatest and most grand piece of music to ever exist… And it’s just nine dudes walking past a rock

QuibblesAndGitz

35:15 Alicia's "I find him pretty, but not attractive" sounds a lot like Maomao's view of Jinshi in Apothecary Diaries lol

Miguel Aarón García

For reference: normal orcs cannot stand sunlight. They were born in darkness, and the sunlight, while it doesn't directly damage them or turn them to stone like it did to the trolls, is like a thousand searchlights focusing on them. They revile it as it's the complete opposite to their very essence. Saruman's Uruk-hai, on the other hand, as they're a recent creation and are more of bio-engineered half-orcs, do not share that ancient hatred for sunlight.

Miguel Aarón García

Elves are functionally immortal in LOTR. Once they reach maturity, they no longer age. They are immune to almost every disease and poison, and are always at peak physical form. Essentially, they are OP as hell. The only ways an Elf can die are from wounds, or they no longer wishing to "live", and even that is not the end for them, because their soul never leaves the world. It goes to a sort of "house of the dead" in Valinor, the land where the gods live (That's where all the elves are going), and there they heal both "physically" and "spiritually" until they are ready to leave it and live forevermore in Valinor. Tolkien really cooked with his worldbuilding, there is SO MUCH MORE to know about the world and those who dwell in it, most of it told in the Silmarillion, a book that tells of the creation of the world and what transpires in it until Bilbo's adventures.

QuibblesAndGitz

*loud thundering crashes* Goblin 1: "What was that??" Goblin 2: "Probably just som debris falling. You know how old and decrepid this place is.." Gandalf echoing in the distance: "Fool of a Took!!" Goblin 2: "On second thought, we should probably check that out..."

Karatsuki

Rats on the background are quite cute

Vik Persson

The ring corrupts but among all who have possessed it only one to this point has ever let it go successfully, only a hobbit, only Bilbo.

Robert Traeger

at about 46:00 ish notice how legolas walks ON TOP of the snow and the others sink in, elves are very light footed.

Randomocity732

btw, should have bought these on the windows store so you didnt have to deal with the Xray shit. then you could have also downloaded them and used the media player to let you go frame-by-frame

hemahemahema
>>153873820

Fun trivia though, even through her reaction video I found out the actors for the Fellowship all got matching tattoos of the Elvish for "9", while Peter Jackson had a tattoo for "10".

Tyler Jeffers
>>153704495

It’s the Monkey’s Paw. She wished for Gandalf to fight the Balrog and the finger curls.

NekoSoophie!

While the untimely death of your would be dinner was very unfortunate it did give me a good look at the background lol, I gotta say the artist that did the work on it absolutely fucking killed it. Actually so freaking beautiful!

Malkalypse

When the Balrog appears, it's like you've been playing Baldur's Gate and then suddenly an enemy from Doom shows up.

Noah Benden

This was Orlando Blooms first Movie btw

GingerBardMan

To make the special orcs even more gross and grim, when Gandalf says crossing orcs with "goblin men" he means human-goblin hybrids... in other words he's been taking humans and breeding them with goblins for a while now in preparation to make these things. Thankfully Tolkien never goes into any detail about how that was accomplished.

GingerBardMan

To give some more context to the elf/human relationship thing (because the movies never really explain it), elves cannot die of old age, but they can literally die of despair. So the sad part of a human/elf relationship is that the elf knows he or she will eventually die of heartache when their chosen spouse inevitably succumbs to their mortality. The song Aragorn (hot human heir) was singing earlier was about Luthien, the last elf to choose this fate, and ironically an ancestor of Arwen (hot elf girl) so she knows well she is choosing a miserable death eventually.

hemahemahema

"IM SO UPSET." Before watching the video, I was so sure Alicia was saying this about Gandalf. But maybe it's about her dinner... EDIT: nvm she said she's more upset about Gandalf than the dinner lol

Kap

I can't be too mad at Pippin. My mom's dog was named after him

NebulaNyx

Its so nice to rewatch these again with Alicia. I only saw them for myself recently and seeing it again here is such a treat.

Okoga

Alicia's catch phrase is going to have to be "You killed my favorite character." with the roll she has been on lately.

StylishJack

In the book, Bilbo was at the secret council. He felt such guilt at bringing the ring back with him that HE was actually the first volunteer to take it to Mordor. Of course the others stopped him, but still.

DoomlordSteve

Tolkien was a history and language professor and he puts a TOOOOON of old European myth and the Old English language into his work. In Anglo-Saxon England (7th-11th century CE) dooms were what we today call laws. Which is metal af. So when Elronds says “Each race is bound to this fate, this one doom” that he means it fr fr. All corners of the world and everyone between them are under threat and there is no running or hiding from that FACT.

Cyric Sherburne

That Bilbo jumpscare is one of the 2 movie moments I saw as a child that gave me nightmares (the other is Cujo), the way his eyes changed up just scared the shit out of me

Le Karibou

Just because it's a part of context I appreciate : no one (other than Gandalf) lived the Balrog as hard as Gimli and Legolas. Gimli because it is litteraly the bane of his people, who massacred settlers to the last one and made one of the greatest dwarf kingdoms of middle-earth into his lair. Hell, he was having full on panic attacks coming out of the mines. And Legolas, on his part, actually recognized what the Balrog was on a primal level. Balrogs are basically the real demons of middle-earth, servants of evil, slayers of heroes and everything. Legolas actually grew up hearing scary stories about the those things. Imagine being on an adventure and hearing that your childhood nightmare was actually on it's way to kick your ass.

Rhodair

Balrog whippin' Gandalf like Junkrat grenading on defeat

Kinji

F in the chat for Alicia's din-din.

Faroth
>>154589602

There's the saying that many authors create languages for their stories, while tolkien 'created a story so he can use the languages he invented'

Faroth
>>154551495

Hope she dont get to watch DoctorWho then, Steven Moffat would become her archenemy

Alex

Rip Dinner you will not be forgotten and your sacrifice never greater dust to dust, ashes to ashes

Matt Clark

After this one, I can't wait for her reaction to the next movie.

Nightmareman99

I will say right off the bat I don’t know much about lotr whatsoever but I do love the shadow of Mordor/war games. With that being said it give you such a connection to the ringwraiths. I honestly don’t know if the games are cannon or not but by the end he becomes aRingwraith to protect Gondor using the power of necromancy and his will to create an army to fight. It is pretty sad to think someone who gave up everything to defeat sauron and protect his people still fell to his power even with the insane will power tailon had

Sniper sougo 13

the thing arwen did with the river was movie only the one who actually did it was her dad. it was also not her who was with frodo but glorfindel its a same they cut him out honestly

Kevin Bell
>>155562832

Sorry, but, those games are not canon. All of the Ringwraiths were the nine kings given the nine rings of men.

Nightmareman99
>>155562832

Yeah I figured it wouldn’t be just like I said the shadow games are pretty much my only real experience with the franchise other than the first films and the oddball mount and blade mod or 2 😂😂😂

TurdManJones

Alicia you need to adjust your sound settings. I can't hear anything over your screaming. You talk loud anyway, turn up the video volume just a bit.

Martijn Derese

they're definitely gamers. They're beaten by the two things they can't handle: water and a women lol

MenacingScone

so wild that there is no music in the cave troll fight. it makes it so tense.

Immeasurably Me
>>155562832

The game is my canon in my head. I know that doesnt matter but it is so good i can live with falsely believing it

Immeasurably Me

The merry and pippin hate is so mean. They are just good beans but because they arent sam and frodo you are so mean to them. Frodo does his fair share of stupid things but he gets off the hook.

SweetCandle

Gandalf's player: I cast Featherfall.

Jay

Never change, i love your theories whether they are right or wrong.

Random3x

This is where we see why Aragorn is the one most suited to be king. As the old adage goes the ones most suited to rule are the ones who o not wish it.

Yuul B Alwright
>>153779298

I should note that the Silmarillion is but a collection made by his son Christopher Tolkien from his father's notes, meaning he wrote even more and probably had different versions of the stories too. And that doesn't even cover everything that happened in the Ages, like the stories of the Kingdom of Rohan. My favourite story of those is the saga of Helm Hammerhand, the 9th king of Rohan who at one point was also besieged in the place that later bore his name, Helm's Deep. Helm was a strong man, he earned his epitath when he one-hit killed a guy with his fist. When his realm came under threat from invasion, he retreated to the Hornburg, where a siege began that lasted deep into the bitter cold winter. When supplies dwindled his only son and heir went to forage with some of his personal guard, but he went missing. Then, the king himself went out. Every night he dressed in white, sounded his horn, and went absolutely beserk on his enemies, as deadly in winter as a snow troll, bearing no weapons in the belief that doing so rendered him immune to them. Every time the horn was sounded, his enemies were filled with fear of the white death stalking them. However, one misty night, his horn sounded, yet he didn't return. His men feared the worst, and went looking for him. They found him, frozen, but standing upright. Even in death his foes had not dared to approach him, and the tale goes that his spirit still seeks vengeance upon the enemies of Rohan. It is in fact his horn that during the Battle of the Hornburg was sounded during the final moments of the battle, and the sound, combined with the bold charge, both from Theoden and from Erkenbrand and the White Rider Gandalf, once again routed the foes of Rohan. I believe the new animated PJ series on Rohan will feature Helm too, and who knows, I might even give it a chance, even if its Amazon LotR we're talking about.

Brandon Weiland

Ah yes legolas your only words to frodo the entire trilogy.

Ben Gross

1:22:16 that big bitch, I mean balrog, got big wings, and he still fell down that deep ass hole? Dumbass

Ochezo

It isn't fantasy, unless you can't get through a door.

Fei Ashtear

So many d&d campaigns have a puzzle like the door that stumps the party.

The Dragon’s Lair

One does not just watch Lord of the Rings; there is an experience there that never sleeps. And the fandom is ever watchful. Not with a thousand journalists and Rings of Power writers can you diminish it.

Kyllix

Saruman's actor Christopher Lee is an operatic and metal singer. now that I know that, I can definitely hear it when he's chanting.

RedRam-Ipsen

Although it's a fair bit jumbled around in the movie the song/chant you hear as the Fellowship flee the Balrog is roughly translated to Deeper into the earth. The dark grows heavy. Cold snaps our bones. Deeper into the earth. There, the glint of Mithril sharp and far away. Deeper into the earth. That sound again Dread surrounds us. Can no one hear us? A great shadow Moves in the dark. The earth shakes! Cracks! Splits! Will no one save us? Fire!! Fire in the deep! Flames lick our skin! Fear rips our heart! No! No! No! The demon comes!

Alex Malix

When I saw this in the theater back in 2001, the film reel broke like 30 seconds after thy got out of the mine and into the sun again, so my teenage ass had to deal with Gandalf falling as a cliffhanger until our small town theater got a new film reel and we could back and finish the movie.

Vegvisir92

crazy how much Alicia wanted Pippin (by Hobbit standards a child) to die during the Tomb scene

Clayton Stewart

I love the detail of Pippin actually collapsing in grief after Gandalf's fall, as his guilt of revealing their presence in the mines ways heavy on his small frame. Really drives home why he acts a certain way in later films for specific characters.

Ditto Demo123

btw this wont load anymore for me. plz anyone else have that problem?

Kyutoko

Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul

Tor Andre Frantsvaag

the balrog is actuly same race as gandalf , only corrupted by Morgoth =D in the before the first age , LOTR happens in the third age ,

RedRam-Ipsen

Anyone else having issues with full screen not working?

Vivica the witch

Somthing missing from the movie because of pacing is them talking about how the password for the door is from a simpler time. When everyone was more trusting.

fonz lopez

one fun little thing in this movie you find out in the behind the scenes stuff is that the big set piece on the stairs in moria was kind of unintentionally thought up. the artist drawing it put a little crack in the stairs so theyd have a thing to hop over maybe. and peter jackson saw that and just thought about how you could ratchet up the danger by making the crack get bigger and bigger. and it ends up being one of many exciting moments in the movie.