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I will never be able to watch the Mines of Moria scene the same ever again.
I’m screaming why does Mamma Mia fit every fight scene so perfectly ajkaslajjddhhajadkjfh
Can we talk about the scene in Fellowship of the Ring where Arwen first appears for a second?
Aragorn goes from “oh shit” to “really, Arwen?” in like three seconds. Like he’s scared one moment, and then he’s just fondly annoyed.
I appreciate this scene for so many reasons.
Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins from Lord of the Rings. Drawn with Prismacolor graphite pencils.
Happy New Year!
My sister, my niece, and I are watching LotR. Conversation between my sister and niece:
Niece: What’s his name?
Sister: Elrond.
Niece: What’s his name?
Sister: Elrond.
Niece: But what’s his name?
Sister: Elrond.
Niece: What’s his name?
Sister: Call him Ellie!
This was too beautiful to not reblog
Here’s the last three chapters of Fellowship of the Ring
Plus two special episodes for the podcast
Nash: you can't kill us old man
Gandalf: What did you say
Nash: Old man
Dumon: Oh boy
Marin: well done big brother you missed him him off
Girag, Alito and Mizar: Crap
Vector: well nice knowing you guys
Gandalf: YOU SHALL NOT PAAAAASSSSSSSS
It will never stop being funny to me that after days and days of hard travel and fighting, most of the Fellowship are covered in mud and blood and dirt and their hair is an absolute mess.
And then there's Legolas. Who somehow is looking as perfect as he always has. And he has the nerve to tell Aragorn he looks terrible after the man fought a load of wargs, fell of a cliff, nearly drowned and then rode for a few days? I think he has every right to look terrible Legolas with your fancy hair.