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Accurate representation of besties

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (2002) dir. peter jackson

#dailyflicks #moviegifs #filmedit #oneringnet #lotr

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watching faramir edits is not enough i need to hold him

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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS 2002 | dir. Peter Jackson

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Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn The Lord of the Rings: Two Towers 2002, dir. Peter Jackson

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The best part about the new Rings of Power trailer is the comment section

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the way aragorn runs is so chaotic

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The one and only horse boy I love him.

No thoughts but Viggo Mortensen chilling with these horses 🐴

#lotr #lord of the rings #Aragorn #viggo mortensen

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I have my thoughts and bones to pick with the film version of Theoden. But holy shit this scene wrecks me every time. It's absolutely heart-wrenching. Bernard Hill provided a fantastic performance in every scene, but especially this one.

Bernard Hill said once that he came up with the line, “No parent should have to bury their child.” And, no, it’s not canonical, but it’s absolutely what the story needed. It’s what the character needed. Hell, it’s what we needed. It’s a better and more compelling and more relatable and more moving and more empathetic film for having that emotion expressed. It was such a simple idea, but such an important one. And we needed him to get it. May the simbelmynë always bloom on your place of rest, Mr. Hill.

#Bernard Hill #theoden #lotr #lord of the rings #théoden

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#three hunters girlie till we all die

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Hc that the silvan elves don’t value jewelry and gold and other things that are usually considered a marker of wealth, instead favoring more natural, simpler, and practicle well-made items, which usually don’t look fancy, and as a result, a lot of elves and others are lead to believe that silvans are generally a less advanced elf race than they really are.

It never translated.

It’ not that they aren’ wealthy, or they can’t dress to the nines, they just don’t see the point.

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Forth, and fear no darkness!

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sometimes i get asked "how do you interpret the woodland queen/her relationship with thranduil?" and to that i ask have you ever witnessed the lucy gray arc.

yeah.

#TW: controversial #or is it #lotr #lord of the rings #tolkien #middle earth #legolas #peter jackson #thranduil #queen of mirkwood

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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (2002) dir. peter jackson

#and yall say faramir sucks in the movies #i dont want to hear that again #keep that to yourself

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I just have to rant about Boromir again.

In FOTR (movie), he is *so compassionate* and considerate! It makes me feral.

When Gimli kneels in front of Balin's grave and cries, it's * Boromir* who walks up to him and touches his shoulder to comfort him

Jumps with Merry and Pippin over the gap of the staircase

When Frodo sees Gandalf fall, it's Boromir who holds him back from doing anything stupid and running towards danger

Again, outside of Moria, it's Boromir who stops an infuriated Gimli from running back into the mine and prevents him from doing something stupid.

Also, when Aragorn tells them to get up and move on, Boromir wants them to have a moment to grieve

In Lothlorien, when Haldir stops the company, Boromir is the only one consoling Frodo and tells him not to give up hope after Gandalf's death which is actually quite insane because

Later on we learn that Boromir himself has given up hope (for Gondor) when he talks to Aragorn about what Galadriel has told him

So there we have a stout warrior who takes care of others, encourages them, comforts them, despite his own darkness and doubts.

Ergo = my poor little heart.

I wish Boromir would have lived to see Gondor at peace and experience a different life than war, alas 💔

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i love when people call me precious thats such a cute thing to call somebody

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a family can be a long-legged ranger with a fancy sword, a strange elf, and a poetic dwarf, on a quest to find their missing hobbit sons