[ SECRET POST #3097 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3097 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Scenes where one character sacrifices themselves (or tries to) for another character (SPOILERS)

[philstar22]

Yes. I love that scene so much both in the book and the movie.

Re: Scenes where one character sacrifices themselves (or tries to) for another character (SPOILERS)

[nightscale]

It's been a while since I've read the books so the movie version is more prominent in my mind but guh, just the whole scene is wonderful to me(in a completely upsetting way).

Re: Scenes where one character sacrifices themselves (or tries to) for another character (SPOILERS)

[philstar22]

It was just perfectly done. Gets me every time. I'm rewatching Fellowship now, and that is one of my favorite scenes from the movie.

Re: Scenes where one character sacrifices themselves (or tries to) for another character (SPOILERS)

[intrigueing]

This is one of the scenes I thought was a lot better in the movie than in the book, since in the book it's just Aragorn coming across dying!Boromir and Boromir exposits about what went down offscreen.

I like the books a lot more than I like the movies, but the movies do certain specific scenes a lot better. Probably a writing style issue.