Gandalf's Arrival at the Battle of Helm’s Deep | Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers | Max

One of the most memorable battle scenes in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Battle of the Hornburg at Helm’s Deep begins with the sound of a horn as they ride out. Suddenly, Gandalf appears to join in the fight. #LOTR

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[hollie-fxtp]

Still makes me laugh how they ever thought the battle of winterfell would ever come close to this

[noonesperfect]

Ian McKellen was born to play this role, his face and acting skills perfectly shows mentor, protector and wisdom. Damn, whole casting is perfect. Period

[kostaskalom]

A wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to....

....make an epic entrance

[mirza]

Gandalf: “Theodin king stands alone”
Eomer: “Not alone” goosebumps every time

[aayashsharma]

NO! NO! Im already behind on my first week of college, I DONT HAVE 10HOURS to rewatch the whole damn it.

[TeamTwiistz]

King Elessar: “Ride out with me. Ride out and meet them.”
King Théoden: “For death and glory?”
King Elessar: “For Rohan... For your people...”

A legendary moment for the ages.

[dartagnan]

God bless Peter Jackson. God bless the cast. God bless J.R.R Tolkien and God bless the cinematographic art.

[MicahDarkFantasy]

Still to this day one of the most epic battles in film history!

[NineBreakers]

The music alone is enough to pull people out of a depression. Let alone the cinematics, epic lines etc. And they managed with all three movies....unbelievable

[chevin]

The horn of Helm Hammerhand shall sound in the Deep, one last time.

The delivery of this line is absolutely perfect, and it's so powerful. We have an idea that Gandalf is coming with help, Aragorn has a vague hope that Gandalf may do SOMETHING, although he is doubtful about it being enough. But Theoden doesn't have that. He is going to ride and buy even a few more minutes for his people to escape, but the thought of surviving this ride isn't even a consideration for, never crosses his mind. But it's for his people. Tolkien knew how to write an incredible king.

[winterwolfsden]

The sun blinding evil is one of the greatest things I've ever seen in film. The score and the shot is perfect.

[celinhabr]

"Éomer!" i love the pride and love in his voice, after everything, Éomer came back. Éomer is so underrated by LOTR fans.

[nateborie]

“Ride out with me. Ride out and meet them.”
“For death and glory?”
“For Rohan. For your people.”
“The sun is rising.”
“Look to my coming at first light on the fifth day. At dawn, look to the East.”
“Yes. Yes. The Horn of Helm Hammerhand shall sound in the last time!”
“Yes.”
“Let this be the hour, when we draw swords together. Fell deeds awake. Now for wrath, now for ruin, and a RED DAWN!! FORTH EOLINGETH!!!”

Still one of the best moments film history, and not just because it is a symbolic understanding that in the face of certain death, a group of barely armed soldiers, one lonely king who had lost any sense of what he is fighting for, an elf, a dwarf, and a lone Ranger still desperately trying to run away from his destiny, were able to band together and tear through unspeakable odds and come out. I also believed that it was in those words that Aragorn realized that he has the potential to be a leader worth following and dying for because of his undying conviction and his gentle heart. And you see that as Theoden embraces Aragorn as both a comrade and brother in arms. Theoden has gracefully accepted Aragorn as king, and is willing to fight and die with him if it’s to be their end. Such powerful words, and they never get old.

[philjamieson]

When I read 'The Two Towers', over 50 years ago, I said, 'they couldn't possibly ever film this.' I could not have been more wrong. Thank you, Peter Jackson Fran Walsh & co. What an achievement.

[TheGoonsies]

"TO THE KING!" is still one of my favorite moments

[ChazzZimmermanMedia]

Nothing and i mean nothing....will ever beat this Trilogy!!🔥

[matthewgaudet]

I saw this in the theater. The audience was spellbound by how good the acting and special effects were, and the music. LOTR trilogy is as good if not better than the Star Wars Trilogy.

[HiIThinkImReal]

It isn’t just the action or the special effects that make this moment so memorable.

It’s the performances of the actors who managed to make us believe that they were all brave men riding out to their deaths in the name of their people.

Goosebumps, man.

[keremaydinyks]

"Look to my coming, at first light of the fifth day. At dawn look to the east" still one of the best lines ever in cinema history.

[allyestrada]

Let this be the hour we draw swords together!
I’m so happy that I was able to watch this in theaters