The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - 'Why the Halfling?' Clip [HD]

[GameSkiller]

Definitely one of the best scenes in the movie. Just love how they used a bit of 'Breaking of the Fellowship' and then the actual Hobbits theme kicks in! Just gets me everytime :')

[Skarthrak]

for me as a social worker this is my daily mantra

[MrHeavy]

Talk all you want about Valar, Maiar, gods, demons, and kings. For me, things like this are why I love Tolkien’s work.

[mon_moi]

This really is the best part of The Hobbit for me, and captures Galadriel's serenity and kindness perfectly. She might just be my favorite fictional female character of all time

[generalerica]

Otherworldly scene. In writing, acting, music and overall execution. It’s perfection. This is what cinema should be like.

[UrbanTiger]

The entire 6 movies explained in a few lines. Bravo 👏....perfection.

[joshuabush]

This has to be my favorite scene in the entire HOBBIT series...

[olipajak]

Beautiful scene and really captures the essence of Bilbo and Gandalf's friendship. Tolkien and Jackson are both genius' :D

[jkranites]

If you read about Tolkien, and his life. I really believe this scene here encompasses the message of The Hobbit, LOTR, etc... Having seen such evil in his life, he also saw what the good did.

[davidmckown]

When I learn some great wisdom/knowledge from book or person this scene comes to mind.

[Thedesertguy]

Ohh that shire music, just simply is full of simple but strong HOPE....love it.

[vujujujujuju]

everything about this scene is great... from the quote itself, to the background music, the scenery and the way galadriel pronounces 'mithrandir'... heavenly

[zfiles]

The hobbits are Eru's secret emissaries. the most humble, the most unassuming, the purest of hearts. true power is ethereal, it's transcendent.

[GaialeiStrife]

When the music of the shire comes in I feel the urge to cry every time. The first time I heard it I was overcome with emotion

[giusepperindello]

Gandalf reminds a lot of my grandpa... I love this man❤

[aleksandrpetrovich]

The small things in life the good done by ordinary folk inspire great power to protect it.

[hothotheat]

Shout out to whoever had the job of making sure Galadriel’s gown always draped perfectly when she turns around, because a human wearing that would trip and fall over.

[BigBWolf]

People look to Gandalf for hope & courage that only he can inspire. And yet they never thought to stop and think "who does HE look to for hope & courage?" It says so much that a being so powerful that he's on par with Sauron & the Balrog beacuse they're all Maiar which puts him behind only the Valar & Eru Ilúvatar himself but he will always look for his comfort in beings as "insignificant" as Hobbits & especially on as "unremarkable" as Bilbo Baggins

[Srindal]

"I've found that it is the small things, everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay"

I use this as my own philosophical type of thought

[pumpernickel_plays]

Say want about this trilogy but this is fantastic