The Lord of the Rings trilogy is full of breathtaking cinematography and some amazing visuals, but I think the best shot in the film is one that happens so fast, most people probably completely missed it. Join me as we dive into this 8 second scene to explain just how amazing it truly is. #videoessay #lordoftherings #filmmaking #returnoftheking #filmanalysis
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Yo the difference in relative movement of the horses and the mountains is EXACTLY it! You nailed it!
Like so many things in these movies, I didn't even THINK of this shot in a technical sense. It's simply reality. Bravo, well done.
I watched it so many many times but I'm still learning new things every time!
I love how it shows how powerful Gandalf actually is, with a simple wave of his staff he can fend off the Nazgûl. A rare occurrence where he is allowed to show his true power without breaking his oath.
"Gandalf taking a moment alone after Faramir's Charge " that's the best LOTR shot for me
thats what i was always talking about! thank you😄🙏🙏
That scene gave me goosebumps in the cinema. Now I know why :P
Sincerely I kne wyou were going to talk about this shot before I even click it. Good video.
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I certainly never missed this shot. Always admired it
I alwas really liked this shot, and now I know why. thanks!
Great analysis...great narration.
Excellent work! Thanks
Peter Jackson gave every bit of his passion into these movies. Spectacular effects
watched the whole video. it really is a great shot dude.
2:07 is he holding Dawnbreaker?! Dawnbreaker was in lotr!
This is my all time favorite part. Light beam, white horse, song!
That moment always gives me goosebumps! and still does everytime I rewatch the trilogy!
0:11 hah that‘s me
No one missed this shot...wild assumption.