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Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (Patreon)

Published:
2022-09-04 01:01:00
Imported:
2023-07

Content

The Two Towers

Files

lord of the rings 2 towers.mov

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Comments

Calu

I was starting to worry that you were going to pull out a chunk of your hair during the big battle! 😲😂

Snacks

It was such a well made scene. Amazing !

Calu

Snax on that scene: "Lets go Butcher!!!" 🤣

Tobywan720

Me too! I kind of want to listen to the Andy Serkis narration of them on Audible. I feel like that might be cool

Tobywan720

I love this trilogy! I think, ultimately, I'm still a Star Wars fan first, maybe partly due to nostalgia, but man oh man, Tolkien/Jackson is just another level. It's a more mature story. Theodon mourning his son at his grave, saying “no father should have to bury his child,” and weeping uncontrollably is a good piece of acting. It’s so sad and a great picture of the pain and loss caused by war. This is the king. And he can’t stop crying. “If this is to be our end, then I would have them make such an end as to be worthy of remembrance.” A great quote. Has anyone told you yet that in the beginning when Aragorn kicks the Orc’s helmet, the actor actually broke his toe? That’s partly why his scream is so believable. One of the cool tidbits of the trilogy. Sam's speech at the end is probably my favorite in the trilogy, and there are some good ones! I have to admit, I tear up a little every time I hear it. Sean Astin's delivery is top-notch! Also, as Tolkien and CS Lewis were good friends, Treebeard’s deep voice and mannerisms are based on CS Lewis! I had more thoughts, but I managed to whittle them down to a handful 😂

Calu
>>90980178

I have always loved the META commentary imbued in Sam's speech when he is talking about the great stories, the ones that really mattered: "Those were the stories that stayed with you. That meant something. Even if you were too small to understand why." In my mind, that is a perfect summation of how I felt after reading The Lord of the Rings for the first time.