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The incantation is breathtaking, with the beat in the background and the whispering echoes, sends shivers down my spine every time. THIS is the kind of magic that really makes you freeze and stand in awe.
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"if you want him, come and claim him" is the second-best moment in the trilogy
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I love that shot at 0:58 where it just shows how outnumbered she is but she still keeps going without any fear or signs of stopping.
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"Waters of the Misty Mountains, listen to the great word - flow waters of Loudwater against the Ringwraiths!"Â Yes, I'm a Tolkien fan
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Hell, 15 years since LOTR and this scene still freezes my attention.
Peter Jackson was simply destined to film the trilogy.
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1:54
Nazgul: Sheâs got a sword!
Witch King: You idiot, weâve all got swords! [all unsheathe swords]
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Breathtaking scene. The scale and beauty of LOTR is unlike anything else ever made. I remember being on the edge of my seat watching this when I was eight and I still am now.
Personally, I've never been a fan of fantasy things but LOTR strikes the perfect balance between world-like and other-worldly.
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I remember first seeing this scene in theaters and the fucking chills I got when we first heard him say "Give up the halfling, she-elf." and the subtle tilt of his head during that quote. The voice alone made so many people in that theater gasp or murmur. It's one of those scenes that just ends up burned in your memory. (in a good way)
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"Give up the halfling, She-Elf"
Shhhhhwing
"If you want him, come and claim him!"
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I love how she almost seems in awe of her own power. Such a beautiful and powerful scene.
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These 3 minutes are seriously some of the best moments in cinema history
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This is legit one of my top favorite "added scene" from the movies. I was 10 when this movie came out. My mom had just finished reading the entire trilogy aloud to us -- she did voices and everything, it was fantastic -- so in the theater, watching it, I knew that this scene, as it is here, isn't in the book. I couldn't -- and still can't -- care less. I was OBSESSED with horses back then (I still love them!), so seeing a chase like this... instant chills. I still literally get tears in my eyes from chills when Arwen tells -- begs -- her horse to go faster, I literally did just now watching this. And then the waters of the Bruinen rising up, just as described in the book, like horses and riders... just gorgeous.
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NÎn o Chithaeglir lasto beth daer;
(Waters of the Misty Mountains listen to the great word;)
Rimmo nÎn Bruinen dan in Ulaer!
(flow waters of Loudwater against the Ringwraiths!)
Gives me chills every time.
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Love this scene! This first movie was incredibly artistic. The scenes are like paintings come to life. And the music... donât even get me started.
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âIf you want him, come and claim him!â The whole trilogy is beyond comparison, simply amazing throughoutđ
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I always regret not having watched this movie on a big screen... especially because of this scene
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Despite Glorfindel being substituted from the book, this is one of the greatest sequences of the trilogy by far. The image of the black riders, the music with the images of their horses looking crazed/evil, the chase per se, i'm sure Tolkien would be proud of this one.
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a perfect example on how you can create an excellent scene by just using real life actors/animals and a tight editing, not some CGI crapfest with 100.000 computer animated soldiers and multiple panoramic shots, TFOTR was by far the best movie of the trilogy
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@bja808
4 years ago
Liv Tyler is such an underrated actress. Glad she was apart of the LOTR franchise. This was truly her most iconic role
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