The Lord of Rings-The Return of the King-Gandalf and Pippin

[SemperEAS7]

Gandalf doesn't truly know...he was just comforting the Hobbit in this scene.

[OlderMoi]

@SemperEAS7 No, Gandalf was a Maiar sent to Middle-Earth by the Valar, the first beings created by Eru Illuvatar, in order to guide the course of history in Middle Earth for the greatest ends. He DEFINITELY knows. n00b.

[SemperEAS7]

@OlderMoi Sorry, you're wrong. It is said only Ilúvatar knows what happens to Men when they die. That would include their distant cousins...Hobbits. "n00b" indeed.

[cloudrunner11]

You know... I think I'd like to see those white shores...

[GabeAngel2012]

Fuckn Gandolf ftw. My god. If i ever to be in a situation like that know death could shortly away. That kind of speak wouldm ake me fight harder knowing such a place is so close ya know? :)

[mmastudyer]

when pippin braces himself for what's coming at the end, I almost cry everytime

[littlemisshedgehog]

My Favorite movie (movies) of all time.

Brilliant scene, here. If you are not choked up by this, you must have no soul.

Check out Boyd's neck. You can see his pulse. That, my friend, is Frickin amazing acting.

Now pardon me while I go start the trilogy over again.

[cloudrunner11]

@littlemisshedgehog No, Billy's neck wasn't acting. He said that Ian actually did get him all choked up.

[eringobragh91]

One of the many scenes in ROTK that never fails to make me tear up.

[EmAndAshGetReal]

I have Gandalf's whole quote in Hobbit caligraphy on my wall.

[realitybytes16]

That monologue is so beautiful, and coupled with the song and Ian McKellen's astounding performance I can't help but be moved by this scene every time I see it.

[chris261273]

Gandalf's dialogue is actually from the book, describing Frodo's arrival in the West after leaving the Grey Havens...sorry to be a geek.

Very powerfully used here, though.

[Seriath1]

whats the name of the soundtrak here i cant find it ?

[RedeemedByGodsLove]

@Seriath1

As Seriath said it is true that it's a reprise of "Into the West"..or it's more of a music motif for death carried throughout ROTK. The actual track used in this scene, however, is called "A Far Green Country" and it's on the Return of the King Soundtrack. You can search the title of the track here on YouTube and you should be able to find it.

[RedeemedByGodsLove]

@Seriath1

To be more precise, search "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King CR - 08. A Far Green Country" on YouTube and you'll find the track.

[mackfriends]

I love this scene. I fell like Pippin's character grew a lot in this movie :)

[maiki1978]

watch his eyes carefully on 0:57... he takes you already to Valinor...amazing moment...makes me melt...

[grendwar]

The reason I love this scene so much is that Gandalf spends most if his Gandalf/Pippin time calling him out on the stupid stuff he does. But here is proof that he does, in fact, care about him as much as Frodo or Sam or Merry. He might be an idiot, but he still marched straight towards Mordor and still charged straight at dozens of Uruk-Hai in defense of Boromir and countless other honorable things.

[ElvenRaptor]

@grendwar But of course. He's Gandalf. He can't not care. He cares about Bilbo, Frodo, Merry, Sam, Pippin. He even cares about that jerk Denethur.

[prawncocktailbex]

This and the scene of Eowyn talking to Theoden as he dies are two of the most beautiful scenes in this film

[XXGDUBSXX]

Well thats not so bad

No.... no it isnt

[najamushrooms]

this is an amazing part of the movie, makes me feel all good inside :)

[666xXxSLAYERxXx666]

@najamushrooms Let's just hope Tolkiens view of heaven is correct :(

[KaroiTsuman1re]

@666xXxSLAYERxXx666 Jeah it is !!!!