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TheBladeThatWasBroken · 12-19-2003, 06:22 AM

I cried hecka throughout the movie, one of the reason being that I know this is the end, but the movie also had some effects::*When Pippin was sent to Minas Tirith, not knowing if he'll ever see Merry again *When Frodo sends Sam away *Pippin's song to Denethor *When King Theoden died (I cried when I read that part in the book as well) *The image of Aragorn and their son that Arwen sees *Gandalf talking to Pippin about life after death *After Aragorn was crowned, "My friends... You bow to no one" *Sam and Frodo reminiscenes at Mount Doom *Aragorn's speech in front of the Black Gate and "For Frodo" (OMG, I just wailed then) *Frodo waking up to see the Fellowship *Frodo writing in the book *Going to Grey Havens *"Well, I'm back"...oh heck, I love the whole movie... okay, maybe except the overly gross scene when Smeagol turns into Gollum

12-19-2003, 06:22 AM	#8
TheBladeThatWasBroken Animated Skeleton Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Hopefully Middle-Earth Posts: 48	I cried hecka throughout the movie, one of the reason being that I know this is the end, but the movie also had some effects::<P>When Pippin was sent to Minas Tirith, not knowing if he'll ever see Merry again<BR>When Frodo sends Sam away<BR>Pippin's song to Denethor<BR>When King Theoden died (I cried when I read that part in the book as well)<BR>The image of Aragorn and their son that Arwen sees<BR>Gandalf talking to Pippin about life after death<BR>After Aragorn was crowned, "My friends... You bow to no one"<BR>Sam and Frodo reminiscenes at Mount Doom<BR>Aragorn's speech in front of the Black Gate and "For Frodo" (OMG, I just wailed then)<BR>Frodo waking up to see the Fellowship<BR>Frodo writing in the book<BR>Going to Grey Havens<BR>*"Well, I'm back"<P>...oh heck, I love the whole movie... okay, maybe except the overly gross scene when Smeagol turns into Gollum __________________ Here I set it, but I command you not to touch it, nor to permit any other to lay hand on it. In this elvish sheath dwells the Blade that was Broken and has been made again. Telchar first wrought it in the deeps of time. Death shall come to any man that draws Elendil's sword save Elendil's heir.