LOTR The Return of the King - The Fellowship Reunited

Frodo wakes up after he passed out on Mount Doom, and finds himself lying in a nice bed with Gandalf standing in front of him. (HD Blu-ray)

The end of this scene, with Sam and Frodo just silently watching each other, not needing to say a word, together with that beautiful music, makes a perfect moment to display their friendship and respect for each other.

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[Imakeplaylists-inpw]

I just realised that this is the only time Frodo learned that Gandalf is alive.

[davidevalenti]

I love how Frodo pronounces everyone's name as soon as they enter, except for Legolas. He' like "What was this guy's name again"

[monaghanfan]

Dude, I just realized that these movies start with Gandalf and Frodo staring seriously at each other before bursting into laughter and it ends here in the same way and I'm so emotional!!!! <3

[SploraDorali]

"Gandalf?"
"Gimli!"
"... elf..."
"Aragorn!

[Greatbonzz]

The fact that this is the first time he sees Gandalf alive since he fell in Moria makes this sense so much more meaningful. :'(

[KelebMoonDancer]

I love how gandalf after spending so long in the other world, came back colder, more detached. But he completly breaks once he sees frodo waking up, he just laughs happily. Gandalf is deeply attached to frodo and bilbo. Those two little hobbits, an ancient being the equivalent of an angel, who needed these two little creatures to give him hope. Gandalf brings light to all, and hope. But these two, bring hope to him.

[MrGrizzlle]

They say the reason Gandalf is laughing is because he bet the guys back home that he could end Sauron with a handful of Hobbits.

[Denis-zoqo]

The way sam and frodo looked at each other alone deserved an oscar

[crazylarryjr]

That look Sam gave him at the end, shows how far his character had come. He had come from the happy go lucky contentment to hell and back and it shows in his expression. The fact they (Sam and Frodo) shared that journey, meant they never had to say a thing, just say it with their eyes. To me this is similar to two soldiers, they been through the same thing, they needn't say a word to communicate it

[zetazakuz]

What if Frodo woke up and Sauron was sitting there like, "Hi"

[nathanviebranz]

Frodo is being praised as the hero.


But what really matters, is Frodo knows who the real hero is.

[mecurian]

For those who keep saying that Sam is the real hero, you fail to understand what the fellowship was about. Had it not been for Frodo AND Sam the ring would not have been destroyed. Frodo carried the burden to the point that he nearly lost himself (and in fact never recovered), Sam did his best to prevent that from happening and had it not been for Gollum he would have failed. The rest of the fellowship made it possible for Frodo to finish his mission by emptying Mordor. The fellowship was the lynchpin that made everything possible and such they all deserve praise, and they ALL were given that prise.

[TheSilverPhoenix]

I wonder If Frodo woke up, saw Gandalf and was like "oh shit i really am dead arent I"

[calebhorton]

When you realize Frodo didn’t say Legolas’s name because he probably forgot it.

[miladesn]

At this point I dont think I will see another movie made like this in my life time. It felt so genuine because it was. The cast loved each other, the visual effects and make up are so real, the music. It's just perfect. It was a pleasure to be born at a time to be able to see these movies in theatres in 2001-2003 for the first time.

[muffinman]

"...so...guys...where is my ring?"

[AlwaysRetr]

Notice how the music changes slightly as each character walks through the door? Merry and Pippin enter the room, the music begins to lighten up, and the sound of the familiar tin whistle becomes clearer and more at the forefront. Gimli walks in and the music becomes slightly louder and stronger, but still bouncy and cheerful. When Legolas walks through the door, the more serious part begins and his elegance and almost regality is at the forefront. And then Aragorn comes in with again a very familiar sound, yet much like Legolas, it has a more 'royal' feel, as if the King has just entered.

Then at 1:43 when it pans outwards and shows (almost) the entire fellowship in the same shot and the music suddenly has an epic orchestral moment. Then Sam walks in, and the music quietens down and becomes a slightly lighter and slower version of Concerning Hobbits. This trilogy is nothing short of a masterpiece. Every single scene was crafted perfectly.

[Golthadriel]

A huge loss, one big missing individual, Boromir... We always keep mourn for you my friend. True hero. Captain of Gondor. Son of Gondor.

[mashek]

That beautiful moment when you forgot Frodo didn't know Gandalf came back from the dead... :'(

Has me in tears every time. Can you imagine your best friend and mentor suddenly standing before you after being in a coma, when you thought he was long dead?

[danielevans]

Frodo didn't know about Gandalfs return did he? So when he wakes up in a room, everything is in white including Gandalf he must have thought for a moment he had died.