stunning acting and accompanying music. The song performed in Old English is remarkable.
I appreciate how Peter Jackson's films properly showed us Tolkien's underlying inspirations for the people and cultures of middle earth. With Rohan, we can see that Tolkien was inspired from Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Germanic histories, myths, and stories.
Its an old funeral tradition in parts of europe for the women to sing a song/chant thing highlighting the accomplishments and character of the person being buried. She started singing as they were beginning to inter him.
This is arguably one of the best scenes in the movie. None of you Americans or Brits can understand Eowyn. You must be one of the Rohirrim like me >:)
I find the men of Rohan to be the most fascinating of all the societies and races of Middle Earth.
Peter Jackson and the crew did an amazing job in properly portraying these people in an accurate manner.
Tolkien stated that much of the background, culture, customs, art, and design of Rohan and its people is grounded in historical Anglo-Saxon/ Norse tradition.
You can see the influence in the armour, weapons, clothing, customs, singing, architexture, artwork, tapestry, carvings, etc....
This is exactly why Theoden is my second favorite character after Gandalf. Bernard Hill is an amazing actor and he should've at least been nominated for an oscar for his performance. His words in this scene and the moment he starts crying is so sincere and so well done it gives me goosebumps. That plus the perfect scenery, cinematography and priceless score of the master Howard Shore.
i'm touched by the song eowyn sings in this, sounds so emotional and gives me goose bumps.. and i personally think people who thinks it's funny is idiot
@doubleteethrabbit The actress did a fantastic job singing that bit too. Most people don't realize it is Old English....a REAL language! Tolkien used the language as Rohirric in his books.
Miranda Otto/ Éowyn pronounces the words very well! The song is a lament also, so she is supposed to sound as though she is on the verge of weeping. I find the song very beautiful.
@MerlinGirl20 gosh people! Its only my opinion! Im sure im intitled to it as of u! I didnt say the situation was funny i meant her singing her voice is funny i dont like it n if u look at other videos n other comments i wont b the only one so whatever
Her singing made me crack up wtf lol every piece of music n song in these movies r great n then u have this?! No wonder it was cut...n look at kings thoedens face when he sees her singing lol priceless...
@HarakMolova I am almost positive you, nor Gummybear, could do any better for starters. Secondly, this is a song of mourning, the beauty is not in the voice of the singer, but the message the words send, Thirdly, Maybe when you lose someone close enough to you for you to give a shit, you will think back on your old "opinions" and hopefully think "Wow, now that my balls dropped and I am a more mature person, I WAS A COMPLETE ASSHOLE"
@gummybear2588 Maybe someday you will want someone to say something nice at your funeral. Even though I can't imagine anyone wanting to attend, I would think that you might not care so much if they didn't have the voice for the words they speak. I would hope you would appreciate it for what it is, and rest peacefully...
"Alas that these evil days should be mine. The young perish and the old linger." I know Tolkien was very opposed to the notion that The Lord of the Rings was allegorical but you have to admit, it sounds like something Wilfred Owen would say about World War One in which Tolkien himself fought.
This whole scene should have been in the movie. The extended version of this 2nd movie is so much better. Kudos aside Mr. Jackson but what were you and the editors thinking?
Theoden's "No parent should have to bury their child" always makes me sob. Eowyn's singing... er. She has a nice voice, but the lyrics sound too harsh. I could pick out "Meduseld" and "Edoras", but that was about it.
@InkRaven Not all singing is supposed to be pretty. Especially for a funeral. There's nothing beautiful in death. Also have you ever heard a lot of Native American singing? Most of it not all that pretty but it's more about the story or the message.
I'm in a kind of a nerdrage here, this is such a beautiful scene, but in the german version they even synchronised eowyns singing. badly. it sounds ridiculous and completely destroys the atmosphere because she sings in a higher pitch which bites the backgorund music. so my question is:
WHY ON EARTH did they do that?! its not like you'd understand what she's singing, anyway. why, german voice actors? why...
@littlebluewolfie there is a synchronised version of the extended DVD? What good would that be? i mean -these are cut-out scenes (that should have been in damned film, they cut out the best of it!) why would you translate them?
@quotecat7 merchandise, maybe? even german fans want to watch the cut out scenes, and in germany everything is synchronised. we have very good voice actors, but in my opinion singing just shouldn't be syncronised. and i agree with you, they really cut out the best parts, for the sake of the battlescenes i guess -.-
@littlebluewolfie yeah, but who wants -no joke- half an hour of battle scenes (they are really really good but, forgive me, half an hour might be a little much)!
@quotecat7 believe me, i would have been fully content with the half, actually a third of it. but you couldn't buy the extended dvd if all the good stuff was already in the final movie, right? money makes the world go round, even middleearth, for that matter ;)
@quotecat7 erm...because the movie would sound stupid if suddenly during the german sync a scene pops up that ISN'T sync'd? You DO realise the Extended DVD's were called "extended" because they put the cut-out scenes back in do you? Wouldn't make much sense NOT to translate them.
the way howard shore builds up the music during the dialogue between gandalf and theoden is just so perfect, i can't for the life of me think of any movies that have had better musical composition... .just perfect, i think i'll watch it again now :)
@dinosoid2000 i cried when gandalf died, i cried here, i cried when mt doom erupted and they all thought he was dead, i cried during the grey havens scene, i'm a huge baby.... but try reading the book, i fuckin cried every other chapter, superb writing skills
Why, oh WHY would anyone in their right mind cut this from the film?! I need one logical reason, please. And I do agree with what has said earlier...Miranda Otto definitely had to dig up some personal pains to do this scene as perfectly as she did. I know that tremble well; you can't fake devastation like that without giving a little of yourself in doing so.
beautiful and originally told by herodotus some thousand years ago...In his writings he said that "in peace sons bury their fathers but in war fathers bury their sons"
i love this scene because, even though the language probably isnt norse, it i one of the best examples of Tolkein's Nordic influence in the LOTR story. The Norse would sing the praises of a fallen warior as they are laid to rest
@Bimbabimbeta02 Because everyone knows german uses the letter 'thorn' þ. This doesn't fit the structure of german at all it is the same language béowulf is written in.
Very beautiful lament. Thanks for posting it. I've wanted to hear this for awhile--other than dragging out the DVD and queuing it to precisely this moment!
@chiefotaku They added it on the extended soundtrack, The Complete Recordings! It's a shame it didn't make the regular CD, this song is one of my favorites....
One of the most emotional scenes in movies. You can feel the guilt and pain which King Théoden is going thru at the loss of his son. This really hits home what any parent goes thru when they lose their child.
@adventussaxonum that's such bull crap, this was an amazing part of the movie and I kept looking forward to seeing this when I watched tv but no, they skip right over it.
@rockfireman2943 - I think you're agreeing with me? Hope the "bull crap "doesn't refer to me- I was being sarcastic. Jackson managed to convert much of this epic fantasy, based on Northern mythology, into a love story with some fighting and lots of Elves. I can understand cutting parts of the book , for brevity's sake, when making a movie, but not to allow extraneous "improved" material, which alters the tone of the work!
Bealocwealm hafadh freone frecan forth onsended Giedd sculon sigan gleomenn sorgiende on meduselde thaet he ma no weare his drytne dyrest and maga deorost, Bealo
ohhh i found it nm in case any one wants to know Simbelmynë Roh; Evermind; AS simbel always; AS myne remembrance, mynd mind; small perennial flower that grew on the grave mounds of the kings of Rohan
This song really hit me when I first watched the extended edition. It really should've been in the cinema release. I've rarely heard such emotion in singing. Is Miranda Otto singing this? It sounds like it could be her and not dubbed (and when the other characters have songs it was the actual actors singing).
stunning acting and accompanying music. The song performed in Old English is remarkable.
I appreciate how Peter Jackson's films properly showed us Tolkien's underlying inspirations for the people and cultures of middle earth. With Rohan, we can see that Tolkien was inspired from Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Germanic histories, myths, and stories.
ModernNorseman 1 week ago
I like to think of the as vikings. Atleast half viking
Kaaxe 3 weeks ago
Many manly tears were shed.
hurricane006 1 month ago
eowyn just started singing all of a sudden
Makalon102 1 month ago
@Makalon102
Its an old funeral tradition in parts of europe for the women to sing a song/chant thing highlighting the accomplishments and character of the person being buried. She started singing as they were beginning to inter him.
Eivyll 2 weeks ago
Confession time.
When Theoden started crying in the movie theatre, I broke down in tears myself.
TheJboy88 1 month ago
This is arguably one of the best scenes in the movie. None of you Americans or Brits can understand Eowyn. You must be one of the Rohirrim like me >:)
arthasman123 1 month ago
Eowyn is SO beautiful, especially in this scene.
KirstenShiel 1 month ago
@wraithsprits get a life n shut the fuck up people have different opnions just deal w it not everyone is going to like the same things...
gummybear2588 1 month ago
Can someone direct me here? I either want a link to where I can find the song she sings, or the name of it so I can look it up myself. Thank you!
wraithspirits 1 month ago
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I find the men of Rohan to be the most fascinating of all the societies and races of Middle Earth.
Peter Jackson and the crew did an amazing job in properly portraying these people in an accurate manner.
Tolkien stated that much of the background, culture, customs, art, and design of Rohan and its people is grounded in historical Anglo-Saxon/ Norse tradition.
You can see the influence in the armour, weapons, clothing, customs, singing, architexture, artwork, tapestry, carvings, etc....
ModernNorseman 1 month ago
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ModernNorseman 1 month ago
Bealocwealm hafað fréone frecan forth onsended
giedd sculon singan gléomenn sorgiende
on Meduselde thæt he ma no wære
his dryhtne dyrest and maga deorost.
An evil death has set forth the noble warrior
A song shall sing sorrowing minstrels
in Meduseld that he is no more,
to his lord dearest and kinsmen most beloved.
reginalunaraea 1 month ago
If you feel this kind of pain, it means you are alive. Love always hurts.
Danka42JesusIsMyHero 1 month ago
such a beautiful song, and a beautiful performance. such emotion.
0o0dead0o0 2 months ago
This is exactly why Theoden is my second favorite character after Gandalf. Bernard Hill is an amazing actor and he should've at least been nominated for an oscar for his performance. His words in this scene and the moment he starts crying is so sincere and so well done it gives me goosebumps. That plus the perfect scenery, cinematography and priceless score of the master Howard Shore.
guitarcenter999 2 months ago
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"No parents should have to bury their child."
I want a top comment aswell
wonderwall2112 2 months ago
i'm touched by the song eowyn sings in this, sounds so emotional and gives me goose bumps.. and i personally think people who thinks it's funny is idiot
doubleteethrabbit 2 months ago
@doubleteethrabbit The actress did a fantastic job singing that bit too. Most people don't realize it is Old English....a REAL language! Tolkien used the language as Rohirric in his books.
Miranda Otto/ Éowyn pronounces the words very well! The song is a lament also, so she is supposed to sound as though she is on the verge of weeping. I find the song very beautiful.
ModernNorseman 1 month ago
@InkRaven i know right?
gummybear2588 2 months ago
@MerlinGirl20 gosh people! Its only my opinion! Im sure im intitled to it as of u! I didnt say the situation was funny i meant her singing her voice is funny i dont like it n if u look at other videos n other comments i wont b the only one so whatever
gummybear2588 2 months ago
Her singing made me crack up wtf lol every piece of music n song in these movies r great n then u have this?! No wonder it was cut...n look at kings thoedens face when he sees her singing lol priceless...
gummybear2588 2 months ago
@gummybear2588 You're the only person I know that could find a song of mourning funny. =P
NatureMaidenDancing 2 months ago
@gummybear2588 It's a beautiful piece of song in what would be the Rohans own language.
Havvdon 2 months ago
@gummybear2588 Wait. You're serious? You find it funny? WTF? I'm intrigued. Why exactly?
MerlinGirl20 2 months ago
@gummybear2588
You're entitled to an opinion. Screw everyone else.
I didn't find it funny, but her voice certainly isn't for singing. I didn't like it.
HarakMolova 2 months ago
@HarakMolova I am almost positive you, nor Gummybear, could do any better for starters. Secondly, this is a song of mourning, the beauty is not in the voice of the singer, but the message the words send, Thirdly, Maybe when you lose someone close enough to you for you to give a shit, you will think back on your old "opinions" and hopefully think "Wow, now that my balls dropped and I am a more mature person, I WAS A COMPLETE ASSHOLE"
Thank you and have a nice day. You too Gummy.
wraithspirits 1 month ago
@wraithspirits
You mad bro. I like the song you utter tosser. I just didn't like her voice.
I suggest you try to find out more information before trying to take the high ground, and looking like a tosser.
I hope everything you care about burns to the ground. :)
HarakMolova 1 month ago
@gummybear2588 Maybe someday you will want someone to say something nice at your funeral. Even though I can't imagine anyone wanting to attend, I would think that you might not care so much if they didn't have the voice for the words they speak. I would hope you would appreciate it for what it is, and rest peacefully...
wraithspirits 1 month ago
1:28 WTF?
vclarke4433 3 months ago
"Alas that these evil days should be mine. The young perish and the old linger." I know Tolkien was very opposed to the notion that The Lord of the Rings was allegorical but you have to admit, it sounds like something Wilfred Owen would say about World War One in which Tolkien himself fought.
714salamander 3 months ago
@714salamander That can really be said about almost any war.
sephannoj 3 months ago
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I have seen a parent burying a child and it should never happen.
27Bork 3 months ago
I have seen parent burying a child and it should never happen.
27Bork 3 months ago
reminds me of bjork,is it just me?
wormervar 3 months ago
This whole scene should have been in the movie. The extended version of this 2nd movie is so much better. Kudos aside Mr. Jackson but what were you and the editors thinking?
surf7lakemich1 3 months ago
Theoden's "No parent should have to bury their child" always makes me sob. Eowyn's singing... er. She has a nice voice, but the lyrics sound too harsh. I could pick out "Meduseld" and "Edoras", but that was about it.
Jewelita13 3 months ago
Eowyn's singing brings tears to my eyes... as well as Theoden's quote about burying his child :'(
siridavidsen 3 months ago
Ew, stop singing Eowyn.
InkRaven 4 months ago
@InkRaven She isn't exactly opera level considering that she is grieving her cousin
SinDawg030 3 months ago
@InkRaven Not all singing is supposed to be pretty. Especially for a funeral. There's nothing beautiful in death. Also have you ever heard a lot of Native American singing? Most of it not all that pretty but it's more about the story or the message.
sephannoj 3 months ago
rest in peace father of apple and pixar
dog20573 4 months ago
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I read Théodens funeral and therfor i clicked :P (sry for bad spelling)
MrCanadaben 4 months ago
I read Théodens funeral and therfor i clicked :P (sry for bad spelling)
MrCanadaben 4 months ago
I'm in a kind of a nerdrage here, this is such a beautiful scene, but in the german version they even synchronised eowyns singing. badly. it sounds ridiculous and completely destroys the atmosphere because she sings in a higher pitch which bites the backgorund music. so my question is:
WHY ON EARTH did they do that?! its not like you'd understand what she's singing, anyway. why, german voice actors? why...
littlebluewolfie 5 months ago 19
@littlebluewolfie it's what germans prefer i guess.
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@littlebluewolfie there is a synchronised version of the extended DVD? What good would that be? i mean -these are cut-out scenes (that should have been in damned film, they cut out the best of it!) why would you translate them?
quotecat7 3 months ago
@quotecat7 merchandise, maybe? even german fans want to watch the cut out scenes, and in germany everything is synchronised. we have very good voice actors, but in my opinion singing just shouldn't be syncronised. and i agree with you, they really cut out the best parts, for the sake of the battlescenes i guess -.-
littlebluewolfie 3 months ago
@littlebluewolfie yeah, but who wants -no joke- half an hour of battle scenes (they are really really good but, forgive me, half an hour might be a little much)!
quotecat7 3 months ago
@quotecat7 believe me, i would have been fully content with the half, actually a third of it. but you couldn't buy the extended dvd if all the good stuff was already in the final movie, right? money makes the world go round, even middleearth, for that matter ;)
littlebluewolfie 3 months ago
@littlebluewolfie yeah, OK. Still. A third of it would have been perfect. =)
quotecat7 3 months ago
@quotecat7 erm...because the movie would sound stupid if suddenly during the german sync a scene pops up that ISN'T sync'd? You DO realise the Extended DVD's were called "extended" because they put the cut-out scenes back in do you? Wouldn't make much sense NOT to translate them.
Wurzelknecht 3 months ago
@Wurzelknecht whoopsie, right. didn't think of that =)
quotecat7 3 months ago
i would hate to be in such a good movie cuz everytime i see myself i would just be thinking.. wow i messed this whole thing up huh?
TheHotmud 5 months ago
one of the worst cuts of the movie...one of the most compelling scenes, i feel really bad for miranda for this
Ijumpofftallobjects 5 months ago
hearing eowyn sing sent shivers down my spine...... and its 90 degrees in here
InsertDelicious 5 months ago
Nothing could be more difficult than burying your own child. Burying a parent is pretty tough, too.
08skydancer 5 months ago
the way howard shore builds up the music during the dialogue between gandalf and theoden is just so perfect, i can't for the life of me think of any movies that have had better musical composition... .just perfect, i think i'll watch it again now :)
21Rushisaband12 6 months ago 2
Does anyone know what Gandalf says in the last seconds?
LotrFC 6 months ago
@LotrFC
"He was strong in life. His spirit will find its ways to the halls of your fathers. Westu hál. Ferðu, Théodred, Ferðu."
(Be-thou well. Go-thou, Théodred, go-thou.)
TheNarniaFreak 6 months ago 5
"No parents should have to bury their child"
What a wise sentence. So much truth in it.
LotrFC 6 months ago 46
Must admit the acting in this scene was so superb its about the only time in the entire trilogy where I actually almost cried.
dinosoid2000 6 months ago 2
@dinosoid2000 i cried when gandalf died, i cried here, i cried when mt doom erupted and they all thought he was dead, i cried during the grey havens scene, i'm a huge baby.... but try reading the book, i fuckin cried every other chapter, superb writing skills
21Rushisaband12 6 months ago
@dinosoid2000 What about when Denethor admits that he wishes Faramir had died instead of Boromir.
RhaegarTargaryen1884 5 months ago
what a perfect scene!
uncommoname 6 months ago
When she started singing it scared me shitless
TheWingedthing 6 months ago
@TheWingedthing haha I rather liked it.
katbates1 6 months ago
What a haunting ballad. Such a shame it was not in the theatrical release.
awakenedlink37 6 months ago
Why, oh WHY would anyone in their right mind cut this from the film?! I need one logical reason, please. And I do agree with what has said earlier...Miranda Otto definitely had to dig up some personal pains to do this scene as perfectly as she did. I know that tremble well; you can't fake devastation like that without giving a little of yourself in doing so.
redspirit77 6 months ago 2
@redspirit77 I agree, they just seemed to add lots of scenes with liv tyler on a lounger instead!
nfaz75 6 months ago
@nfaz75 LOL this is true...
redspirit77 6 months ago
was this in the book idont remember
3camman 7 months ago
"No parents should have to bury their child."
One of the most underrated quotes of the trilogy.
RatkosKorner 7 months ago 124
@RatkosKorner not sure what gives you the idea that it's "underrated"...?
ReclaimMjollnir 5 months ago
@ReclaimMjollnir
Come now, what would people like to shout in their every-day situations: "My precioussss", "You shall not pass!", "To War!" or this one?
RatkosKorner 5 months ago
@RatkosKorner perhaps under-quoted then, not necessarily underrated :) either way, your point is taken... a great quote from the movies
ReclaimMjollnir 4 months ago
@RatkosKorner whats so bad about it?
petersrg2 4 months ago
@petersrg2 with ''one of the most underrated quotes'' he means that its good, but not rated good enough by other people
killerbas40 4 months ago
@RatkosKorner
beautiful and originally told by herodotus some thousand years ago...In his writings he said that "in peace sons bury their fathers but in war fathers bury their sons"
Sirius9ly 3 months ago
@Sirius9ly
True that.
RatkosKorner 3 months ago
@RatkosKorner Kinda similar to Herodotus; 'In war, fathers bury their sons. In peace, sons bury their fathers.'
Aragorn106654 3 months ago
@RatkosKorner Losing a parent, a grandparent, a sibling, or a friend can be very tough, too.
08skydancer 2 months ago
Una mala muerte, ha establecido el noble guerrero
Una canción que se canta juglares tristes
En Meduseld que no es más,
A su señor más queridos y parientes más queridos.
Mala muerte
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Nothign would thrill me more than to have someone sing this song at a funerla to deliver the true impact of the family's feelings.
MrTantraMan 7 months ago
What is the Eowyn's language?
JulieJuliet98 7 months ago
@Rahegarion Add the "eth" ð to that list.
hrabnya 7 months ago
she sounds kinda stupid, lol
frogboys2 7 months ago
So the language is Old English/Anglo-Saxon? I assumed it was an Elvish dialect.
sweiland75 8 months ago
I saw this scene for the first time last week in theaters... I felt like I was at the funeral. So sad... They should have left this in.
CyraUK 8 months ago
i love this scene because, even though the language probably isnt norse, it i one of the best examples of Tolkein's Nordic influence in the LOTR story. The Norse would sing the praises of a fallen warior as they are laid to rest
Ringlord3434 8 months ago 3
@Ringlord3434 yes we would! ;)
dahMusicDude 7 months ago
This is german, not ancient inglish
Bimbabimbeta02 8 months ago
@Bimbabimbeta02 Because everyone knows german uses the letter 'thorn' þ. This doesn't fit the structure of german at all it is the same language béowulf is written in.
Rhaegarion 8 months ago 3
@Bimbabimbeta02 ancient english is german
Mandelbrotmat 7 months ago
@Bimbabimbeta02 no, it isn't. Tolkien was an Anglo-Saxon scholar.
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cokimundo 8 months ago
@cokimundo Te Amo
KyoGunner84 8 months ago
It is only the body that goes, conquered death, who lives in memory!
shohchkheh 8 months ago
@FallenArchAngell
It is Rohirric. The language of the Rohirrim.
Kunama1000 8 months ago
bury me like this
MrAllamericanbadass 8 months ago
It starts at @0:53 =D
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nalanol 9 months ago
what language is that? is it welsh?
FallenArchAngell 9 months ago
@FallenArchAngell
Middle English, I guess.
fiatalvalosag 8 months ago
@FallenArchAngell It is Saxon, also known as Old English.
G0ldenFleece 8 months ago
It's a shame the soundtrack for The Two Towers didn't include the Eowyn singing the lament. :(
PaulRichard2 9 months ago
The song is so freaking beautiful <3
FrumiousMing8 9 months ago
Omg, thank you so much! I have been serching everywhere for this scene!
TheBumbleBunny 10 months ago
Very beautiful lament. Thanks for posting it. I've wanted to hear this for awhile--other than dragging out the DVD and queuing it to precisely this moment!
PurryWinkle 11 months ago
Old english is very musical! A very Poetic language!
Uzbazur345 11 months ago
love the viking inspiration. Rohan is the coolest people i think
EgholmViking 11 months ago
2 Warg Riders watched this video!
Sleyd 1 year ago
I wonder why they didn't add this verse of her onto the soundtracks. Just like Viggo, Billy, and Liv had their parts in the albums.
chiefotaku 1 year ago
@chiefotaku They added it on the extended soundtrack, The Complete Recordings! It's a shame it didn't make the regular CD, this song is one of my favorites....
TinuvielResurrected 1 year ago
@TinuvielResurrected wait which song is it from The Complete Recordings?
chiefotaku 1 year ago
@chiefotaku It's called "Theoden King" and the part with Eowyn singing is towards the end of the track!
TinuvielResurrected 1 year ago
@chiefotaku Theoden King, HOWARD SHORE, MIRANDA OTTO
dog20573 1 year ago
i love how she sings that song it just sounds so moving even if it's in another language
RobPattinsonFan4Life 1 year ago
Did Gandalf pray in Sindarin?
whitetruck76 1 year ago
@whitetruck76 It is Old English, as is the dirge sung by Eowyn.
Octane818 1 year ago
@whitetruck76 "Wes þu hál. Ferðu, Théodred, Ferðu." Be-thou well. Go-thou, Théodred, go-thou.
Octane818 1 year ago
It's so sad. At least he took the orcs at the ford with him.
a1z58o 1 year ago
“Bealocwealm hafað fréone frecan forth onsended
Giedd sculon singan gléomenn sorgiende
On Meduselde þæt he ma no wære
His dryhtne dyrest and mæga deorost.
Bealo...”
(An evil death has set forth the noble warrior
A song shall sing sorrowing minstrels
In Meduseld that he is no more,
To his lord dearest and kinsmen most beloved.
An evil death...)
KyoGunner84 1 year ago 186
@KyoGunner84 Where did you get the lyrics for that?
PaulRichard2 10 months ago
@KyoGunner84 te rompo todo!!!
IvanTsarina 10 months ago
@KyoGunner84 Sabías que te amo mucho, no??
cokimundo 8 months ago
wanderfull scene
one of the best of the whole trilogy
no parents should have to bury his son
one of the greatest and touching moments...
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KyoGunner84 1 year ago
The Éowyn's song is terrible sad... this part should be in the original movie... not at the blue ray
Bimbabimbeta02 1 year ago 2
when the shot of him crying comes into vision after gandalf speaks, that is the most beautiful shot i've ever seen in a movie.
michandre 1 year ago 7
"He was strong in life. His spirit will find its way to the halls of your fathers." =')
retbookers 1 year ago 2
Everytime I sing that song, I feel small in a world so huge!
Lord of the Rings is unbeatable! long shall it linger in our minds and hearts!
may the Fellowship live as long as their memory!
HermioneTurner 1 year ago 2
If a scene makes a guy cry then it is a most epic scene! LOTR no doubt deserves the title of the greatest movie ever made!
Boromir26 1 year ago 4
@Boromir26 This and Boromir's death made me cry.
Haldinyar 1 year ago
everytime i hear her sing this song it gets to me big time...lol...i gotta go watch LOTR's now.
drbrosco 1 year ago 2
does anyone know the name of the requiem she sings in the funeral
boso1994 1 year ago
It would be awesome to have the lyrics for this. See how Hollywood does AEnglisc.
cilibinarii 1 year ago
The language is Anglo Saxon. Old English.
archer1949 1 year ago
One of the most emotional scenes in movies. You can feel the guilt and pain which King Théoden is going thru at the loss of his son. This really hits home what any parent goes thru when they lose their child.
steinway21 1 year ago 4
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HiloPicolo123 1 year ago
great to hear old english,mr tolkien wrote one of the greatest stories ever told
VigisKane 1 year ago 3
very beautiful if only it was longer, great quality :)
clownfish0001 1 year ago
Good to hear a bit of Old English(Anglo-Saxon) being spoken/chanted. Shame Jackson removed it, in the final edit.
adventussaxonum 1 year ago 35
@adventussaxonum why did he cut it out?
rockfireman2943 7 months ago
@rockfireman2943 - probably needed the time for more added Aragorn-Arwen and "Elvish" nonsense.
adventussaxonum 5 months ago 2
@adventussaxonum that's such bull crap, this was an amazing part of the movie and I kept looking forward to seeing this when I watched tv but no, they skip right over it.
rockfireman2943 5 months ago in playlist rockfireman2943's Favorited Videos
@rockfireman2943 - I think you're agreeing with me? Hope the "bull crap "doesn't refer to me- I was being sarcastic. Jackson managed to convert much of this epic fantasy, based on Northern mythology, into a love story with some fighting and lots of Elves. I can understand cutting parts of the book , for brevity's sake, when making a movie, but not to allow extraneous "improved" material, which alters the tone of the work!
adventussaxonum 5 months ago
@adventussaxonum You're getting a little too technical, I just said it was stupid how he cut this part of the movie out lol
rockfireman2943 5 months ago
He's dead Jim.
hogwash2nd 1 year ago
rofl, FACEPALM
defern64 1 year ago
This is a very sad scene. It shouldn't of been cut from the film.
RogueTheElfWarrior1 1 year ago
"He was strong in life. His spirit will find it's way to the halls of your fathers." One of my favorite lines from the trilogy.
bkay219 1 year ago
One of the most powerful scenes i've ever seen! Magic,pure magic! :)
lasuriuss 1 year ago
Bealocwealm hafadh freone frecan forth onsended Giedd sculon sigan gleomenn sorgiende on meduselde thaet he ma no weare his drytne dyrest and maga deorost, Bealo
Eso dice :D
tangoafronte 1 year ago
@tangoafronte what does it mean?
AyLa849 1 year ago
@tangoafronte Many thanks for the lyrics! I have wanted them for years! Dio le lle (sp? It's been a long time.). :)
OMalleyKate 1 year ago
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TheAgent181 1 year ago
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TheAgent181 1 year ago
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everyone who wants to know what gandalf says: It's Rohirric.
"Westu hál.Ferðu,Théodred,Ferðu."
"Be-thou well.Go-thou,Théodred,go-thou."
TheAgent181 1 year ago
awkward............
redvenizkx 1 year ago
I only have the Extended version, so this is just normal to me. Hehe. My dad bought all the Extended Version's of the movies, so that's all I have.
faerie130 1 year ago
ohhh i found it nm in case any one wants to know Simbelmynë Roh; Evermind; AS simbel always; AS myne remembrance, mynd mind; small perennial flower that grew on the grave mounds of the kings of Rohan
brimseye 1 year ago
what is the flowers name???? simblemuner??
brimseye 1 year ago
There is no words to describe this piece of music to someone, they must listen and learn (ha). Incredible! I wish there was a longer version.
TazGamer 1 year ago
She has a powerful voice so full of emotion
mekaththeoneandonly 1 year ago
This song really hit me when I first watched the extended edition. It really should've been in the cinema release. I've rarely heard such emotion in singing. Is Miranda Otto singing this? It sounds like it could be her and not dubbed (and when the other characters have songs it was the actual actors singing).
Reorte 1 year ago 4
whats eowyns brothers name
lotrfan2340 2 years ago