The Lord of the Rings (2002) - The final Battle (Of The Hornburg) - Part 1 [4K]

Well, there you go. One of the iconic battles of the millenia. It's 2002 and just look at this cgi. Freaking amazing, amiright? Gosh I love thoose massive battles of lotr.

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[hailtotheking]

They need to re-release this to theaters. There are generations that need this.

[steyn]

I'm here to anounce that the archer who killed the first orc in the battle of Helmsdeep (2:30), has sadly past away today. His name was Bruce Allpres. R.i.p.

[johnlivingstone]

Younger people who never saw this in the movies don’t understand just how intense this scene was . The NOISE of the roaring and stomping was deafening! Everyone in the place was open mouthed and silent …I genuinely felt my palms sweaty like i was about to be involved in some heavy shit . I will never forget that experience

[KanyeMeatrider]

As a New Zealander, it's a tradition to watch atleast one LOTR/Hobbit movie per month.

[unbrokenbrony]

Imagine being that one Orc who marched hundreds of miles only to die before the battle begins

[hughmungus]

The fact that the filming of Helm’s Deep was long, exhausting and hellish in itself, only added to the gritty aesthetic and realism in this battle. Fucking legendary.

[dannybrown]

This will forever hold up against the test of time and I'll never cease to get goosebumps everytime I watch it

[MartinGall]

The elf's reaction after getting hit by the other elf's quiver + the other elf having huge troubles firing arrows next to Aragorn at 4:00 gets me every time 😂

[trident]

Still can’t believe in 2002 they could film something of this quality that still looks better than some modern films

[mrsuper-kamipopo]

“A day may come where this shall no longer be the greatest battle in tv or movie history”
*looks at battle of Winterfell*
“But it is not this Day!”

[blitzwarzone]

Aragorn says hold in elvish after the first orc is killed because the shot hit the weak spot and he figured it had to be one of the elves that took the shot

[muhammadzidan]

This trilogy will live forever..the story, battles, music, actors, graphics...everything was exceptionally perfect.

[martinfrederiksen]

Can't believe this movie is 20 years old... what a masterpiece...

[assadarlingtoni]

Everyone: *fighting for their lives*
Legolas & Gimli: *counting kills*

[whzpoor]

Rest in peace Bernard Hill, you were an excellent Theoden.

[plasticbmw]

I would pay money to forget this movie and rewatch it

[agostinimedia]

Not a cellphone in sight, just people (and uruk-hai) living in the moment.

[MehIgotnothing]

After that disappointing Game of Thrones battle, I had to come cleanse myself with a proper night battle. Lord of the Rings and Tolkien forever ❤

[johnwells]

I remember watching this in theaters. The build up was so incredible. The lights of the torches off in the distance, the rain, the thunder. It was quite an experience

[Riku]

This entire battle, and even the scenes leading up to it (like Aragorn finally arriving at Helm’s Deep), are why Two Towers is my favourite of the trilogy. Absolutely amazing battle that still stands up, and even excels, compared to other fantasy battle scenes of modern movies.