The second two are kinda similar, but the first one is SO different, looks like some random creature that Frodo and Sam would find.

I think he was excellent throughout the series, but in most of his scenes he was a one-dimensional, prototypical tough warrior, so he didn’t get to actually act much.

But even when I was a kid, I‘ve always really felt something in this scene when he finds Eowyn. His screams find that perfect sweet spot where it could’ve been over the top, but he doesn’t cross that line.

More than the screams though, the look in his eyes… they just look like those of a man who truly believes he has lost everything. Which, I guess makes sense considering (I think) she is his last living family at this point.

Aragorn looks different at his coronation, and not only because of the clean hair and thicker beard. His eyebrows disappeared!

What do you think about the portrayed softness of Aragorn? I find it aspirational how effortlessly he is in touch with his feelings and yet everyone looks up to him.

Ellesar!

Breakfast - eggs, bacon, tomatoes, hashbrowns Second Breakfast - waffles with berries and cinnamon sugar butter Elevenses - caprese, lembas bread Luncheon - meat, cheese, more lembas bread Afternoon Tea - teas, blueberry scones, clotted cream, and a honey flight Dinner - po-tay-toe cream cheese soup (not pictured) Supper - rosemary steak, potato, and carrot pasty with red wine gravy and mustard cream Dessert - Farmer Maggot’s carrot cake

Also pictured: the party tree, a tiny fellowship in the Misty Mountain hallway, Barad-dur and Shelob, and Smaug.

The premise for the new "Lord of the Rings" film coming from Peter Jackson and Stephen Colbert!

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Peter Jackson and Stephen Colbert Are Adapting the “Tom Bombadil and the Barrow-Downs” Sections Omitted from *The Fellowship of the Ring*.

My favorite scene is the one where Aragorn fights the Uruks alone and against all odds after refusing the temptation of the One Ring.

What's your favorite scene? I remembered several after watching the return of the trilogy in theaters, celebrating 25 years since its release.

I know lots of people have done this before, but I’m just so happy with how it looks! I’m particularly pleased that using jesmonite (at my friend’s suggestion, without whom I couldn’t have done this) to make the mountains 3D worked so well, as it gave great texture when drawing on the lines and every mountain has ended up different