Concerning_Hobbits
Lord Of The Rings-The Fellows Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Lord Of The Rings-The Fellows:

May it be May it be an evening star Shines down upon you May it…
The Black Rider Nebabitham Maganane Netabdam daurad Nepam ned abarat-aglar i…
The Breaking of the Fellowship When the cold of winter comes Starless night will cover day …
The Bridge of Khazad Dum Urus ni buzra! Arras talbabi filluma! Ugrud tashniki kurduma…

The Prophecy The Prophecy I Yenillor morne tulinte i quettar Tercano Nur…
The Treason of Isengard Shre nazg golugranu kilmi-nudu Ombi kuzddurbagu gundum-ishi …

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Your Daily Toilet

4y↑1.4K

Me when I was still young : I wanna be Strider.
Me now : I wanna live in a hole, smoking a woodpipe with them little creatures.

Tallis Keeton

4y↑44

it is called growing up :)

jelena

3y↑20

All I wanted was to hook up with Boromir, I was so bumped when he was killed, it was expected though :D

Styder

3y↑9

Trust me. It's not all it's lived up to be.

Ladvarg Leinad

3y↑3

Istarí is not so bad.

7he7ast70ner

3y↑24

Prosperity isn’t about being a hero, It is about living a life without anything bad coming to your life.

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Raunak

5y↑2.2K

" It is no bad thing to celebrate a simple life" - Imagine the peace the world would have if people believe in this...

Nelson Fraser

4y↑76

raunak sarkar “The Hobbits are just rustic English people, made small in size because it reflects the generally small reach of their imagination.” Tolkien. Strange that England - and maybe all lands - creates within itself people who love the peace you describe and people who liked nothing more than conquering everything.

GuukanKitsune

4y↑18

@Nelson Fraser Have you ever noticed the conquerors are the comparative minority?

Marko Adzic

4y↑51

I know one thing - there are people who believe in the simple joys of life. There are - you can just feel it! I am one of them and I'm at peace with myself just the way I am. The first step to world peace is achieving peace with oneself. 🕊

Prometheus

4y↑22

This was once true but the modern age changed this.

Veronica Glitchh

3y↑2

Lots of people believe in that

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Robert Brown

9y↑1.3K

This is the best movie opening of all time. The map slowly fades in and sweeps over the Misty Mountains, and Bilbo begins to write his book, setting the stage. Instantly, you're transported to another time and place, to Middle Earth, the 3rd Age of this World... It's a dangerous business, viewer, watching this movie. You're pulled in, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to.

Philipo

9y↑16

Thx for this man <3

AngelCakes

8y↑1

+Brian L He's also a massive nerd who loves the books.

Hakha Behmanesh

8y↑1

+Robert Brown well said :)

GreenDragon

Arogon I know elvish

Bigtime1998

7y↑9

This scene and movie got me through some tough times and so thankful it got me to the right side of the fight!!

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SCPimenta

8y↑1.7K

The problem with watching these scenes is that they make me want to watch all of the 3 extended editions again!

AngelCakes

8y↑13

Same :/

TraustiGeir

8y↑1

+SCPimenta Doesn't it?

Horace B

8y↑17

+SCPimenta Man I know it wouldn't have been exciting but just chilling in the Shire is alright with me

mryoyoserpico

8y↑25

But there's nothing wrong with that!

Elias Figueroa

7y↑23

you too...i was in the middle of writing an essay, found myself at the and of the Return of the King 12 hours later like, "what happened?"

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The Dark Rose 🥀

5y↑1.4K

“It is no bad thing to celebrate a simple life.”

This has to be my favorite quote from the trilogy 😊. Many of us will never be famous and have everybody know our names but it’s the time that we spend with the people we love while enjoying the things that we enjoy, that make life so incredible and worth living. A good book, a warm fire, happy people and great food are just a few examples of things that make life so great.

With the winter season coming up I wish you all happy holidays! May we eat, drink, love and enjoy our lives like hobbits!! 😁

Michael Blower

5y↑69

"If more of us valued food and song and cheer over hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world" - Thorin "Oakenshield".

the_dank_jedi

5y↑14

Wise words, my friend. Hope you live a full life like that of a Hobbit!

Robert Brown

5y↑8

Truer words have never been spoken.

Rodrigo

4y↑5

Wise choice of favorite quote. I can't decide mine, however. Maybe the Sam's monologue on the ending of The Two Towers. But I can't really make a choice, even to this day.

JesusIzAPunkRocker

4y↑24

I love how Tolkein centered his story around hobbits. They're simple, jovial, 'little folk'. They don't desire fame or wealth or power. Like most of us, they're 'quite content to ignore and be ignored by the world of the big folk.' which makes a Hobbit the perfect carrier of the ring.

Frodo never wanted his quest. He never desired riches titles and glory. He says as much:
"I wish it need not have happened in my time."
But as gandalf says, "So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us."
And Frodo, a simple Hobbit, understood that he had an obligation, though he never asked for it, to do the deed. Just a heartwarming story about how anyone, no matter how small they seem, can have the strength to complete the most difficult task.

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Tom Co

7y↑500

"For all hobbits share a love of things that grow..." Gives me shivers every time.

Joella Z

4y↑6

Tom
Is it because they don’t grow very tall?

Per Shop

3y↑4

@Joella Z There are many things that grow.

Hobbits love them all.

Hand Soap

2y↑2

Love your pfp

Vanessa Rodrigues

Right? Makes me emotional

Sega Genysis

The theatricals are much better movies. They don't fossick. The extended editions are too light hearted and refuse to take themselves seriously. Watching the theatricals and extended is like 2 totally different films from spearate genres. There's a reason the theatrical were chosen for theaters, and it's not because they're shorter. They're better movies, and much tenser ones too.

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Escha Tome

6y↑511

I love the way Bilbo laughs. It's like he acknowledges that many Hobbits are quite silly but he's proud of them.

James Plunkett

2y↑18

Hobbits must seem as little importance, either renowned as great warriors. Nor counted among the very wise. 😄 🤣 😂 😆 😄 🤣 😂 😆 😄 🤣 😂 😆 😄 🤣 😂 😆

George Chapman

2y↑6

He's enjoying his own humour 🖤😁

Calvin Noire

1y↑6

Hobbits are goofy ahh creatures.

Alejandro Machado

4y↑493

“I know I don't look old, but I'm beginning to feel it in my heart... I need a holiday. A very long holiday. And I don't expect I shall return.”
RIP - Ian Holm.

Hunter O'Laughlin

2y↑6

Ikr? I can imagine that’s what Ian Holm was thinking in his final years.

Dave Crupel

2y↑3

"...in fact, i mean not to."

John Miller

Just imagine he is happily enjoying eternity in Valinor as the character he played, and it makes his absence that much easier to bear.

Arya Rizky

4y↑819

Rest In Peace Sir Ian Holm

The Ships have come to carry you Home.

Surtaan Dume: Psyker Mystyk

4y↑23

Why you gotta make me tear up like that?
Same team, no fair lol
I just got a little sad-stalgic just then, having read that haha
You still get a 'like', I guess...

ChessChad

3y↑3

Um, but people don't go to Valinor when they die.

B.

3y↑8

@ChessChad The ring bearers did, and he played one, so good enough.

ChessChad

3y↑4

@B. The ring-bearers did not go to Vailnor when they died. They sailed to Valinor. They died there.

JustKiddingKash

3y↑4

@ChessChad The Ringbearers travel there to receive healing for the wounds (spiritual more than physical) incurred in the ownership of the One Ring. They would still die, but the hope was that they could live the rest of the time they had remaining in peace. So not on the way or on arrival.

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Dayron Montoya

8y↑751

"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort"

Micah

6y↑62

I always cry like a little bitch when I hear or read these words.

3N Productions

3y↑10

Ah yes. Some of the first words JRR Tolkien wrote to contribute to The Hobbit.

chody

3y↑7

@3N Productions This is actually not usually true of most authors. Generally, when writing a novel a writer will skip around and write different pieces, editing and stitching them together until they reach the final product. But Tolkien's writing style lends credence to think that the opening line may very well have been one of the first things he wrote in The Hobbit. He would sit and write by hand as far into the story as he could get, and when he ran out of ideas or hit a wall in where to take the story, he would start over from the beginning, copying by hand everything he had written previously and hoping that by the time he finished copying he would know how to continue. It's really a fascinating and unique process, considering how much tedium and 'wasted time' it would involve in the view of most writers. Of course, his earliest writings predate typewriters being affordable to the majority of people.

Multiverse_Media🌟

3y↑9

"Good food, a Warm heart, and all the comforts of home."

Alex Reasoner

2y↑2

"nasty, dirty, wet hole" 😏

Ben Moran

6y↑490

"But where our hearts truly lie, is in peace and quiet and good tilled earth." has become the most important sentence in the world to me. I aspire to be like one of those old men playing chess in the sun with a mug of beer in hand. (2:12)

DraculaCronqvist

5y↑32

That's what life is truly about. If, at the end of your life, you do not live like this, it is a sad state.

Robert Brown

5y↑15

Likewise, my friend. I'll be the guy across the bench from you, taking all your betting money. 😋

Lukáš Semecký

5y↑4

Same here,peace and quite and money is everything 😄

fireblizard8366

5y↑2

That’s the dream

DraculaCronqvist

4y↑1

Jan-Ola Ellingsen He cannot. That was one of the points Tolkien was trying to make. This is where true happiness lies, not in grand schemes and mastery of all and everything.

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Scanty Kneesocks

1y↑15

2:19 "For all Hobbits share a love for things that grow."
The adoration in Sam's eyes for the flowers he grew never fails to bring a tear into mine.

hulmad

8y↑125

this gets me every time, such a happy life the halfling leads. Tolkien's work will remain a part of peoples lives forever.

JS Films

8y↑15

May his work be ingrained in the halls of literature for all time.

ArmoredGaming

4y↑142

Rest in peace Ian Holm. This scene hurts to watch now. When lotr is rereleased in theaters, i’m surely going to cry 😢

Multiverse_Media🌟

3y↑3

I want the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit movies to be re-released again so we can watch these masterpieces again.

Wake Me Up Inside

8y↑238

I love the look on the hobbit's face as he grabs a cupcake at 1:59

Smoochiekins

8y↑44

+BuckFutter MYYY......... PRECIOUSSSSSS

Davide Ferrari

5y↑5

1:56 the girl on the left is a man.

Esteban Pagés

4y↑12

find a partner that looks at you the way that hobbit looks at that cupcake.

Oscar Peñaloza

I think they filmed me assaulting the cupcakes tray during my cousin's birthday to use as visual reference for this scene. Hehehehe.

Cody J. Braun VA

@Davide Ferrari no it’s not a man

Monarth

4y↑33

I love this scene so much. I have a strong appreciation for not rushing slice-of-life scenes, as it lets you to truly sink in and achieve the feeling of what it'd be like to actually be there. It also lets you care more about the characters and people, which sells to me both the starting and ending of the movies. All I could ask from these movies would be more slice-of-life scenes, like how Legolas and Gimli's friendship formed between the action, which would sell me Gimli's change of attitude about elves after leaving Lothlorien.

Regardless, this scene is a testament to great immersion.

Alex

10y↑295

I would love to go back in time to watch these movies in theatre.

Since time travel does not exist yet, I wanna make a theatre screening room in my future house to be able to experience all the movies that I've missed in full glory.

Turbo7334

10y↑4

Me to... imagine all the things you can see a second time... more then I can remember.

mudyao

10y↑3

Turbo7334 what if the reason time traveler's havent appeared yet is because the world is destroyed before time travel can be achieved?

Turbo7334

10y

A fear point.. and it absolutely wakes more interesting thoughts!

Alex

10y↑2

mudyao Or maybe they are there, we just don't know it.

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Jakob Hirsch

4y↑460

"...Things that grow" shot of Samwise Gamgee, who probable grows most throughout the story.

NehnBellanaris

3y↑12

Nah. All of them grew in some way. It was just different for each one.

Polutoman

3y↑9

@NehnBellanaris Sam I feel grew the most though, especially in the books, they make it feel like sam is the main character

shahin MB

2y↑1

And frodo??? Lol

willowflower0207

2y↑1

Please stop, I am already crying enough as it is.

P1ssedoff Christof

2y↑2

Merry and Pippin grew the most but that was from drinking the ent water

KingJelloFish

8y↑1.2K

Found this video in while looking for studying music....12 hours later I finished Return of the King...

Kinslayer

8y↑111

There is no shame in that whatsoever. Perhaps the best trilogy of our time.

SkulduggeryGaunt

7y↑29

12 hours only? You need to get your hands on the Directors Cut!

Wouter Planet

6y↑3

what about the hobbit?

Claude Earl

5y↑3

@Kinslayer not just our time! ALL TIME!!!!!!!!!

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Levon Gevorgyan

10y↑77

This is how to start a movie. Majestic, stately, in the home of a great being having reached his glory, surrounded in the trappings of might. I had never read the Hobbit and i knew this was n important character.

Ulrich

1y↑5

The older I get the more I yearn for this kind of life. Quiet, peace, spending an evening with friends, simple, but good food and drink, no real worries.

Matheen Arif khn

Me too bro

Eclipse 01

2y↑12

"If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world. But, sad or merry, I must leave it now. Farewell." -Thorin Oakenshield

Ronin Elenion

9y↑107

I love this scene. I wish the Shire was a real place so that I could have a beautiful garden and peace. Sam's flowers are beautiful. I never noticed it before, but in this scene, Sam makes his entrance and the hobbit hole in the background is the same one he, Rosie, and their kids go into in RotK. I recognized the yellow door.

Great scene. Thanks for sharing. It's funny, too.

AngelCakes

+Peter Coolman Been there. Got a Ring of Power.

808

4y↑5

Ronin Elenion well you can always visit New Zealand and see the real life shire where they filmed this, the hobbit homes are there and everything !! It’s amazing

Gregarious

3y↑2

But, you actually can. The Shire DOES exist, across the world, in the humble town of Matamata in New Zealand. I went there myself, and you literally FEEL like you left the real world, they did a fantastic job recreating it all for tourists!

Jordan Belfort

2y↑2

I wish it actually existed and was a real community where you just live off the land and do exactly this. Farm everything, no money no nothing. No bills, just living life how humans were supposed to. I envy the hobbits, because they’re so worry free and do as they please. Now that I’m older, I wish nothing but that!

Humble Folk

2y↑1

@Jordan Belfort and to have lots of food and hearty meals. like, an awful lot. as custom. 7 meals a day. that sounds like heaven😔

Punki80

7y↑65

Gosh, I have never seen this opening before! I went to the theatre when it first came out, but I have never watched the extended version. This is brilliant! Why is Ian Holm so left out from everything? Everybody else was interviewed and shown in production clips of both trilogies, what about him? Nobody even mentions him, save Martin Freeman when he is asked. As if Ian Holm never was a cast member! This is really sad, he is so cute and brilliant in this!

plumeria66

7y↑5

Punki80 I know! I prefer Ian Holm as Bilbo, and wish a younger him could have been in the Hobbit trilogy instead of Martin Freeman. Ian is more jovial and swashbuckling, whereas Martin is too academic and nerdy and never laughs or chuckles the way Ian does.

Andrew Burgemeister

3y↑1

It’s a fantastic opening!!

Mael Duin

3y↑6

@plumeria66 I like how this accidentally worked out. Martin had taken The Shire for granted, but Ian has lived a full life and with that perspective appreciates every tiny little thing about a Hobbit's way of life.

Hunter O'Laughlin

@plumeria66 Sadly, having a younger version of him as depicted in the opening prologue of TFOTR is impossible considering Ian Holm’s death and even if he was still alive and they redid The Hobbit, he’d be unable to play the role due to his age. So they’d most likely bring back Martin Freeman if they did.

LittleHorhey

4y↑23

RIP Ian Holm, thank you for enchanting my childhood with your performance.

Dragorath Tatsu

4y↑20

So sad, Ian Holm, our beloved Bilbo Baggins has passed onto the West! RIP thank you for your great narrations of Concerning Hobbits and Erebor and Dale!

Lakshmi G

5y↑80

When the camera cuts to Sam, I just wanna start crying 😭

Zutnop Holmgren

3y↑2

I literally do.

Brian Nguyen

6y↑25

I watched the Extended cuts of these films a few years ago and wow, I'm amazed by a lot of these deleted scenes, scenes like these just made these films even better

Luiz Sarchis

2y↑6

Seeing Samwise, the Brave just caring for his flowers all happy and content always make me tear up, knowing what he will have to endure 😭

Flock Linclock

4y↑43

Rest In Peace MR Holm. We'll all miss you.

Pablo Eduardo

2y↑2

It was such a nice detail of starting this movie with a little resume of the “prologue” in the book and get it narrated by Bilbo as it was Tolkien developing the whole Hobbits lore as intended at the very end of the original tale.
Concerning Hobbits, a friendly introduction with a friendly music to a little friendly town, their own world and they doesn’t care of the problems of the big people. As the book describes them in the same chapter name.

Jonatan

2y↑7

I can't believe how sooo good these extended scenes were, like wtf. How it all fits per-fect-ly with the camera zoomout, Bilbo's voice, and ofcourse, the music!
This is 10 times better than the "normal" version.

Justin Callahan

9y↑67

I get these serious goosebumps after the map zoom out at around ;28. Amazing.

Robert Brown

9y↑7

+TOCR815 It's merely a sub-neural inter-dimensional shift. They can be triggered by scenes like this one. Modern science still isn't entirely sure how they work, but we do know that when they happen the prefrontal cortex ceases to exist only in the dimension we inhabit, but in two. Side effects do include the tingling you describe, and usually last only a few minutes, so nothing to worry about. Of course, there is the fact that you are now partially phase-shifted into another reality, so it is not advisable to get up too quickly or attempt to operate heavy machinery. To an outside observer, you're still sitting in your chair glued to the screen, but not to you. You're actually strolling through the woods and meadows of the Shire without a care in the world. While you cannot directly interact with anything in this reality, you can visit it for a little while.

Tallis Keeton

9y↑2

Robert Brown hahaha tnx - it was priceless :)

elmertjee

8y↑1

+TOCR815 Same here my friend. That 'bass' when the title comes up, perfect...

Thomas Koehler

2y↑6

"Everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keeps the darkness at bay. Simple acts of kindness and love." The shire is truly a paradise. Not a place for every hearts desire, but a place for every hearts content. Comfort, company, and honest lives. Something we should aspire to achieve, rather than surpass.

Danyelpaladin The Impetuous

2y↑12

This shall become my cure for every time I have the misfortune to gaze upon the scourge known as the Rings of Power

Matheen Arif khn

1y↑1

Don't even talk about that Shite

Aanuoluwa Soetan

1y↑1

2:13 “but where our hearts truly lie is in peace and good tilled earth…”
This is so beautiful.

Tallis Keeton

1y↑1

"Its never cease to amaze me"... the sheer beauty of this prologue :)

Oishii Kudasai

2y↑1

This was so cute and the exact opposite of the intensity and darkness throughout the movies. Just peaceful life flourishing in warmth.

GeneralErica

3y↑3

This is the best opening to anything in the history of the universe.
It's cinematic perfection, for lack of a better word.

I'd happily die watching this. In fact, it's earmarked for when I die. Should I have the opportunity, this will be the last thing ill see of this world.

Pan Z

3y↑8

The shot of Sam is quite powerful every rewatching. Thought almost nothing of it the first viewing.

Abigail

4y↑4

Con esos mapas, esa música de fondo y Bilbo hablando se me llenan los ojos de lágrimas.

mitrooper

1y↑1

Can't believe it's already over two decades ago that I saw this masterpiece in the cinema.
Better times. Yes, even after 911.

By the way, I wish Hobbiton and the Hobbits were real, I would loved to visit them.

JesusIzAPunkRocker

11y↑7

"But where our hearts truly lie is in peace, and quiet, and good tilled earth." Beautiful.

Yoshioka

5y↑10

Truly wonderful. One of the many reasons to watch the Extended Editions.

Swalexbass

4y↑2

Peter Jackson did such a fantastic job bringing Tolkien’s fictional world to life. My favourite movie series of all time...

Jonathan Szuhai

His Middle-earth movies did such a good job translating the Shire, Bree, Rivendell, Mirkwood, Erebor, Moria, Lothlorien, Rohan, Gondor, Mordor, and so many other places to the big screen. New Zealand truly is Middle-earth.

Dew of the Dutch

2y↑2

And to think, there are Dunedain rangers who actually stand to defend this folk and their land from the Evils of the World. Truly shows just how something so simple, can be worth defending.

RE Paje

2y↑2

I feel like I wanted to cry whenever I see the Shire and hear its theme

Stephen Stanton

7y↑16

That shot of Sam with the flowers is the cutest thing I've ever seen.

Katherine Wilson

3y↑9

The detail that they cast people with certain features for hobbits really helps. It makes it so realistic.

Tommy Pouliot

6y↑11

As I struggle to understand where am i going, why am I here or even what am I supposed to do, this video brings me back at peace. I try every single day to find answer to my never ending questions, and yet, I found solutions in simple, humble ways of living, thanks to Tolkien. In my opinion, I slowly realize that life shouldn't be complicated.

"But where our heart truly lies, is in peace, quiet, and good tilled earth"

moddy121

2y↑1

I love that Sam is the first Fellowship member we see & the last one we see in the finale of Return of the King.

95DarkFire

5y↑50

Big Folk: "Hobbits only loveo ne thing - Food!"
Bilbo: "How dare you! We also like alcohol and pipeweed!"

Double flores

4y↑11

Goodbye Sir Ian Holm. We’ll never forget you. Bilbo.

Natasha ranawake

Love how the music subtly changes when the title appears into the Fellowship theme and then it becomes the theme Concerning Hobbits...It foreshadows the adventure and the scale of what's to come (which contradicts the music of the shire theme). The rendition is beautiful and in a way is poignant to how the theme is used. We first hear a sort of a fragment of it in the Shire and four members of the fellowship are from the shire...and then it builds up and culminates into the Ring Goes South...then it breaks as the Fellowship falls apart (with the death of Gandalf and Boromir and the departure of Sam and Frodo and Pippin)
In The Return of the King it reaches its peak - where we hear the full chorus after Aragorn's 'For Frodo'. It shows the progression of something that sort of had its roots in different places - as in the fellowship members came from different places and met in different places. (The Shire, the path to Rivendell, Rivendell)
This is where it starts...the Fellowship and the theme...right in The Shire

I am not too sure if I am getting too carried away with the motif...

Nino

6y↑1

"It is no bad thing to celebrate a simple life." This line gets me the most in this clip. We are almost always in search of something bigger and with more meaning in our life but do we really need it? Yeah, we live in a materialistic world but I still believe that it can be great if it's lived simple, with a little help of friends and love, which money can't buy. Tolkien sure was great with words and I believe that we are all grateful to him for his written masterpieces.

sammy3212321

4y↑2

After performing a medley of the LoTR soundtrack in an orchestra, the main theme always brings tears to my eyes. Thank goodness these videos are around

Matthew Watkins

5y↑8

This is always the most beautiful scene I can think of.

heyzhlpuff

i watched these movies for the first time last last month, and this beat my all time fav harry potter. seriously, it made me obsessed more than the trio did. this would always be my no. 1 fav movie of all time.

Persephone

4y↑2

How on earth this could have been cut from the theatrical version...i cannot comprehend. One of the best scenes in any movie, ever. What a masterpiece

Team VLCN

3y↑4

The Shire and Bag End are my favourite pieces of music in the entire trilogy.

Sebastian Wolski

3y↑2

If there is afterlife, I hope it would be like this. Enjoying every part of ur life, of who you are, doing simple things with your friends and loved familly and not worrying about anything.

Isaac Iohan R.B.

3y↑1

I love these movies from Tolkien's books. My favorite part is when the elves are in action hahaha ☺️ The magical scenary and magical feeling they embowed is just fitting to the story.

ElAlbert94 2.0

4y↑6

R.I.P Ian Holm, one of the greatest actors i some of the greatest movies of all time!

Zutnop Holmgren

That part where you see Sam bring tears to my eyes

BabySealClubber

4y↑4

Rest in peace Bilbo

inglando

4y↑1

One of my favorite parts of the whole trilogy!

GeneralErica

4y↑4

Rest In Peace, you absolute legend, you...

3ombieautopilot

5y↑3

This scene makes me so comfortable, it send shivers down my spine

Heather Contois

3y↑1

I still remember my mom being more excited for this than I was, from the very first teaser then, by the time, we are all commiserating the loss of The Hobbit to poor movie planning learning she was also a low-key Potterhead and loving that she and I had more in common tan this trilogy.

Dragorath Tatsu

10y↑35

Okay guys, this movie was made before the Hobbit, so it would've been after the fact of the Bilbo's tale of his journey, that he starts to write in his book about the Great War of the Ring as depicted by the four Hobbits, but obviously he wants to give an account of what Hobbits are, where they live and their view on life. And though that does not happen right away, we as the audience or those people who've never read the books, get an understanding, or general idea of what Hobbits are. So for an introduction into the movie, it was very great. And Ian Holm is an excellent actor for the role Bilbo Baggins.

Slasher-Clips

9y↑5

And Martin Freeman for the hobbit trilogy as well ^^

Bartholomew Thundercat III

3y↑2

Literally can’t think of a more ideal life than being a hobbit in the Shire.

Michael Lyden

5y↑3

There is absolutely no good reason why this scene shouldn't have made into the original theatrical release. Not only does it set up the whole concept of Hobbits, and the Shire itself, but it shows the audience what Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippen are fighting for.

SonOfHanni

10y↑35

I don't know why but I love the part from 0:18 to 0:52

Lucas Gauvreau

5y↑3

It's such a cozy and humble title drop to what is a grand epic, makes me nostalgic.

GeneralErica

Probably because it's the best opening to a movie in cinema history.

Antalon Ampreel

Me too. It makes me nostalgic!

The Face of Regret

4y↑3

R.I.P Sir Ian Holm, may you find peace in the Gray Havens. 'And he lived happily ever after, unto the end of his days.'

Barkley

4y↑2

0:31-0:50 its almost as if the film is telling you to prepare for the adventure

strangenessandcharms

This scene makes me smile and cry at the same time.

spider pig

Be honest this is the only song that can make you feel that way . Ya know . Just those waves of homesickness.

JamSum

1y↑2

Leave it to Peter Jackson, Andrew Lesnie, and Howard Shore to make 15 minutes of exposition throughout the beginning of the movie interesting and engaging

Liv

That shot of Sam with the flowers makes me feel all warm and soft inside and I really can’t explain why

taylor young

I'd pay for a full audiobook of "A Hobbits Tale, By Bilbo Baggins" read by this man.

TheIronNod

Love your videos as a LOTR fan and a J.R.R. Tolkien fan, your videos are amazing

K B

5y↑4

This scene alone makes the extended editions worth it

Harryhonsoo

3y↑1

Every time I concern myself with hobbies I get a warm feeling in my chest.

Linda Dixon

4y↑2

At 69 years I loved that phrase Now where to begin. A whole new adventure. Well we can but dream on. Looking back in time in my youth I observed friends lost in the pages of Lord of the rings. A hushed silence of rapture in a mythical world of sheer delight. Godbless

Devin Wood

2y↑3

If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world

Stuart Hays

7y↑100

Hobbits only real passion is food, ales and pipeweed. College in a nutshell

TheFlagandAnthemGuy

Smoke weed everyday

I hAve tHe hIgH gRoUnD

3y↑1

And peace and quite

Katherine Wilson

My life in a nutshell.

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Dan Stuart

5y↑1

Just watched it 3 times in a row. It's perfect

Naz Osman

3y↑2

Did you see him, did you see the true hero of the story? Samwise the brave.

Mankirk

2y↑1

Good food, good ale and good pipeweed.

Surely no person could wish for anything more

zero blade

8y↑21

One movie to rule them all

calbassas87

1y↑1

RIP Ian Holm. Hope you’re resting at peace in the Shire

Alex Valin

3y↑10

Probably the best 'world building' scene in movie history, and they decided to cut it due to LENGTH. This for Peter Jackson must have been like ripping one of his fingers off. Cutting straight to Frodo waiting for Gandalf was a dick move in retrospect

Kai Ashton

2:13 I love that peace and quiet bit

Ghosttrees

I LOOVE the beautiful solo violin playing from Sam planting flowers at 2:22-2:27 . Does anybody know the name of that version? I've never heard it before =w=

Lakshmi G

5y↑3

This makes my heart full 😌

jmehd

7y↑2

I don't think there's a reasonable person in this world that doesn't want to be a hobbit after seeing this. Great PR Hobbitdom!

drsdino

"There is more in you of good than you know, child of the kindly West. Some courage, and some wisdom, blended in measure. If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world. But sad or merry, I must leave it now. Farewell."
-Last Words of Thorin Oakensheild.

jon powell

"But where our hearts truly lay is in peace quiet and good tilled earth for all hobbits share a love for things that grow. "
If people shared a similar view on life in the modern world there would be no fear of it ever ending.