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Lord of the Rings Fellowship of the Ring

🕑 Added 2024-04-26 15:31:30 +0000 UTC

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Jay Queen

I just wanted to say this since you were actually doing some quick math to figure out the year this was taking place… (not a bad thought, but it did lead you to very wrong answer lol)

Jay Queen

Just to point out, Bilbo was completely joking about the wine thing at the very beginning… using it as a way to jokingly call himself an old man. The wine is much older than he is as he’s turning 111 in sometime in the early 3000s of the third age (in the books there’s actually a ~15 year gap between Bilbo’s party/disappearance and Frodo’s departure from the Shire, but the movie doesn’t show if the time jump happens or not… so it’s unclear if the party in the movie is in ~3002 T.A. or been shuffled to 3018 T.A. to be in the same year as when Frodo leaves on his quest). Anyway, if the Old Winyard was from 1296… it would be a little shy of 1800 years old, much older than Bilbo.

Daydream

I have to share this xD https://9gag.com/gag/aLngDXv?utm_source=Telegram&utm_medium=post_share

Abraham Perez

Watching late, but hearing you guys call Saruman his master is the only that bothered me lol Otherwise it was a great reaction you two!

hurryupmode

Ohhhh shiiiit! I'm stoked for this

Finnishdoggo

I think Peter Jackson appears randomly during these films so try to find him if you can!

Aaron Scarborough

Something pretty cool: when they send Boromir off, after he dies, you can see that Aragorn had taken Boromirs gauntlets as a memorial of him and has put them on himself.

TheToweringOtakunt

By the way, the knife deflection from the fight at the end? Real. The intention was for Lawrence Makoare, the actor playing Lurtz (the Uruk captain), to pretend to throw the knife, but hold onto it and then a CGI knife would be added in post. Unfortunately, the combination of prosthetics and too much fake blood on his hands resulted in the knife slipping and flying at Viggo Mortensen who managed to defend himself by deflecting the knife. As Peter Jackson always makes a point of utilizing any footage which resulted or came close to resulting in injuries out of respect for the actors, the footage was included in the final cut.

SirSkyRage

15:05 fun fact: this wasn't scripted. he actually hit is head 💀 they thought it was funny and fitting so they left it in

Zac Childs

I'd been waiting for this video, but somehow missed it being posted here. Maybe because Frieren and Dress up Darling were posted right after? Anyway, it's been years since I've seen this, this will be fun.

Cara&Prez

(ignore the fact im 7 days late to reply) lmao the likes are for YT dw

Yellow_hat_gnome

Thank you for that! One of my favorites of all time… I used to watch all three once a year but i missed the last 5 years, so i loved to watch with you :) Now I just need to find a way to give this video 956 more likes…

Cara&Prez

Im already scared to edit this one 😭

Cara&Prez

IF (that's a big if lol) we do part 2 let's hope amazon isn't playing up

Josh Jameson

Its Glitching because of Amazon. This series is so well done that it can still put many current films to shame. special affect, music, costume design, you name it.

Wige

Highly recommend the extended editions going forward 😊

soulieproud

yall really did it lmao... PEAK!!!

OGRaptor

Peak cinema! Recommend the extended editions though. A lot of great content that provides important context was cut for the cinematic releases. Especially in this movie.