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#1-drinkup
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(05/31/2024)[-]
It's the atmosphere they cultivate in the shire, where everything feels peaceful and friendly. Genuinely some of my favourite parts of the triology are just the idyllic parts in the Shire.
#155to#1-russiancatafro
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(06/01/2024)[-]
ah, so no americans.
#145to#1-cheekykunt
Reply+11
(06/01/2024)[-]
>show high-trust society in movie scene
>zoomers can't understand what the sudden happy feeling is or where its come from
#129to#1-rozinator
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(06/01/2024)[-]
My favorite scene is when Frodo is waking up at the end of the last movie. The Hobbits are bouncing up and down on the bed and other charachters are cheering and smiling. Then Sam shows up and the look they give each other is so deep and meaningful. Like if Sam had reacted like Merry and Pippin did it would have been wrong. Some of the best movies ever made.
#111to#1-lotengo
Reply+3
(06/01/2024)[-]
Dude, same.
Love that slice of life in the countryside vibe.
Also, the shire music is the best out of the really good lineup.
#99to#1-mossjesus
Reply+2
(06/01/2024)[-]
it's the vibe of the shire and the way frodo lights up when he sees gandalf
#90to#1-nabmaneleven
Reply+2
(06/01/2024)[-]
Yeah it's a miracle they pulled that off filming so close to Hamilton
#86to#1-anonid:43e55635
Reply+7
(06/01/2024)[-]
It appeals to a deep ancestral understanding of how things should be.
#28to#1-anonid:7ebaf914
Reply+9
(05/31/2024)[-]
i used to watch movies like LotR, the 13th warrior, gladiator and pathfinder alot when i was younger with my dad because we didnt get much time together. the scenic views and long pan shots over beautiful mountains while travel were always my favorite bits. whenever i see a scenic view i wanna show my dad. the shire genuinely feels like a place id call home to me.
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#23to#1-ptons
Reply+68
(05/31/2024)[-]
This is 100% correct. The shire is meant to be home, it's meant to be England. Somewhere you can always leave to adventure but always return to, because it's home. It's a feeling that exists in all of us as English, because we all know a Gandalf and we all are Frodo. The shire is the greatest setting in literary history because it's ironically not fictional, just a translation for a deeply held feeling in the hearts of everyone. Those who have rejected this magical feeling, either on purpose or by accident, are always deeply unsettled in an extremely tragic way.
#98to#23-justwannaviewinks
Reply+22
(06/01/2024)[-]
221B Baker Street, the Shire, the Secret Garden, the Hundred Acre Woods, Alice's Wonderland, Queen Mab's Kensington Gardens... Britain is, via books, a beloved homeland to a lot of people like me who've never been there. What MAGNIFICENT books your people produced! The Romans taught people to read, but the British taught them to enjoy it.
#153to#98-ptons
Reply+7
(06/01/2024)[-]
This is an incredible statement, and one of the best thing I've ever seen written by an American about us. Thank you.
#72to#23-mewtralobserver
Reply+24
(06/01/2024)[-]
High intelligence understanding right here. DEI writers can’t compete.
#154to#72-ptons
Reply+1
(06/01/2024)[-]
Therein lies the problem. DEI is the antithesis of British literature.
#6to#1-theicekamericanht
Reply+157
(05/31/2024)[-]
2 of my favorite scenes come from the first movie. When the nazgul first arrives on the road and everyone hides behind the treetrunk and the second is in amon hen when the urukai attack, that panning shot when the horn of gondor play is 10/10
#18to#6-recoast
Reply+80
(05/31/2024)[-]
Fun fact that scene was the very first scene that was filmed
#116to#18-funmandom
Reply+2
(06/01/2024)[-]
That explains why it looks so screwing weird!
#36to#18-srutu
Reply+23
(06/01/2024)[-]
it's always kinda fascinating how out of order movies are shot, it of course is dictated by time/logistics and optimization but it must be a little bit weird for actors.
#73to#36-recoast
Reply+14
(06/01/2024)[-]
Especially as they filmed all three movies simultaneously
#25to#18-casuall
Reply+80
(05/31/2024)[-]
And then the nazgul broke his foot when he stubbed it kicking a tree
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#80to#25-dudeidontknow
Reply+37
(06/01/2024)[-]
The stunt man messed up and actually stabbed Elijah Wood
#88to#80-metalocalypsefan
Reply+15
(06/01/2024)[-]
I believe also in this scene Elijah was also wearing wigs
#107to#88-mamenber
Reply+7
(06/01/2024)[-]
And a weta crawled up Elijah Wood's leg and broke his (Elijah Wood's, not the cricket's) toe. They used that shot for the final cut, and that's why he (Elijah Wood) looks so screwed up.
#14to#6-anonid:53415dd7
Reply+12
(05/31/2024)[-]
I like that scene, too. I saw it first in the animated version.
#109to#14-fortynine
Reply+4
(06/01/2024)[-]
lol the retard hobble walk just takes the edge off the fear factor for me.
and that he sounds like the snoring king from disney's robin hood movie.
#26to#14-sakanekuro📱
Reply+10
(05/31/2024)[-]
That animation is good
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#95to#26-anonid:e9b33c31
Reply+10
(06/01/2024)[-]
It's rotoscopy, hardly an animation but still beautiful
Sometimes
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#7to#6-theicekamericanht
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(05/31/2024)[-]
#130to#7-anonid:518e8bb5
Reply+8
(06/01/2024)[-]
God damn, I love that Aragorn and Lurtz are fighting hand to hand and its not going 100% to Aragon, showing Lurtz crude and effective brawling. But as soon as its sword play its all Aragorn, and quick. Such a great scene
#97to#7-thegreatsun
Reply+16
(06/01/2024)[-]
Gosh darn, this scene still makes me tear up.
The way he took the second arrow, fading, see the people he is protecting and just keep dragging his limb to fight is too much for me.
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