First time watching Lord of the Rings Fellowship of the Ring EXTENDED VERSION movie reaction Part 1

Finally we are getting to the Lord of the Rings! And yes for 3 of us, it really is the first time watching!

Badd Medicine here and its LOTR reaction time. A meek Hobbit from the Shire and eight companions set out on a journey to destroy the powerful One Ring and save Middle-earth from the Dark Lord Sauron. Mason Quinn is a big fan of Lord of the Rings and has seen them but not the extended versions. For Diamond Dave, The Answer, and The Oak, they have never seen them and they explain why in the intro. And folks, you get to see The Oak live out his meme life thanks to this movie. It was great to see the faces to the names that we have seen the memes. Gandalf is a fantastic character. Frodo Baggins and his journey seems it will get very hectic! Frodo and Sam friendship is a great one! Everyone needs a Sam. Crazy to see when Frodo puts on the ring and the vision he gets. And awesome to see Sean Bean in here! The overall power of the ring is crazy! Aragorn is a great character! And jokingly here, he could've been casted as Rick Grimes brother! But seriously, great character to have along with Frodo and crew! And dang, Orlando Bloom looks so young lol! Overall, great start here on a long journey of theses extended versions.

Lord of the Rings movie reaction skip to:
0:00 - LOTR movie reaction intro
2:34 - Lord of the Rings Fellowship of the ring movie reaction
29:05 - LOTR discussion

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[BaddMedicine]

Lets have some fun here! What is the best meme you have seen from LOTR? Who is your favorite character?

[glennjanot]

9:41 That scene made me sure that Bilbo Baggins is actually the strongest character in the story. He's the only person in all of the history of the Ring up to that point who gave it up willingly.

[TheJstroud]

Just a fun fact, Tolkien and CS Lewis (author of Narnia) were roommates at one point. They literally shaped the way fantasy fiction is made, we really owe them so much ❤️

[lelmdrWHO]

How are you four the perfect mix of people to watch this!?
The fan, the one excited for the ride, the skeptic, and the one who knows ever meme and has a lot of second hand knowledge and is just excited to see it all come together 😂😂😂

[RichardWalkerBD]

Something to keep in mind about the ring, that goes over a lot of people's heads, is that it's essentially cursed. Like Gandalf said, "I would use this ring for the desire to do good, but through me it would wield a power too great and terrible to imagine." It brings out the worst in people by twisting their thoughts and desires - men are easily susceptible to this because they desire power. So, when you see Boromir or anyone else acting up around the ring, it's usually because the ring is "poisoning their minds"

That's why Frodo was chosen to be the ring bearer. Hobbits are a peaceful people with no real desires beyond good food, drink, and company. They're naturally resistant to the ring, but not immune.

[grizzleyattack]

Fun fact the Lord of the Rings movies have the most Oscar awards in a movie franchise

[kylepakiry]

I love Mason Quinn's facial expressions throughout this whole reaction video, it's like he's just so happy that you guys are watching this movie for the first time . It's awesome, it's hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️

[thomasharris]

The impact of professor Tolkien's book on our culture and media cannot be overstated. That one person had such an immense influence is mind bending. Cheers, lads! Great reaction! Hope y'all enjoy the rest of this ride!

[verityg]

Came for Pirates of the Caribbean, stayed for Harry Potter and now LOTR. You guys really are my new comfort channel - thank you.

[marieclaudeb.]

One does not simply walk into Mordor… best line ever..will still be famous 50 years from now

[BalbazaktheGreat]

They seem like they're having fun - it's always cool to see people who are new to the genre enjoying this sort of stuff for the first time.

[TimedRevolver]

Sean Bean was in a series of films starting with Sharpe's Rifles, where he was wholly unkillable.

I think the lives of every character he played after were given to keep Sharpe alive.

[afrodemon]

Love the Oaks reactions to the meme moments. He doesn't laugh as much in the reactions so it's cool seeing him crack up this much.

[drix]

13:18 "Hobbits don't crave the power like humans would." You understand the core traits of hobbits. :)

[cozenw]

“It cannot be seen, cannot be felt.
Cannot be heard, cannot be smelt.
It lies behind stars and under hills,
and empty holes it fills.
It comes first and follows after.
Ends life, kills laughter.”

The answer is dark; the dark, dark

(Gollum's Riddle is a song whose score was written by Maury Laws for the 1977 film adaptation of the The Hobbit. It follows the riddle Gollum proposes to Bilbo until the ending line)

[dericsion]

if frodo died from that stabing wound it would be kinda funny to imagine a tiny hobbit nazgul runing around on his tiny horse

[DBev]

As someone that wasn't into fantasy or had read the books, I had to almost be dragged to the cinema for this when i was 11. Turned out to be the best cinema experience of my life & waiting a year between each film was just crazy. Still, without a doubt, the best films ever made & the biggest inspiration that got me into film production.

[kellypierce]

Quite simply the 3 greatest films ever in my opinion! 20 years on and I still get goosebumps every time I watch and the score is just exquisite!!!

[Culperrr]

The viewing experience is so much better when you have someone who knows the LORE/the movies, watching it with you.

[khandragon]

Always loved that scene where Bilbo drops the ring finally, the way it hits the floor and doesn't budge a lick like it had been a lead block was beautiful..