It's one of the great scenes of the film, I think. Frodo id at his best: strong, determinate but compassionate and so beautiful!.
And I'm eternally grateful towards Sean Bean. For years I hated Boromir. But after seeing LotR for the first time, I began to understand him. Tolkien says he's a good Man, but I didn't believe him. Sean Bean made me Boromir's goodness believable.
It was the first thing I told my Mom after seeing LotR: she was very curious to hear my feelings about the film, because she loved the book for thirty years and was afraid to see the adaptation. I said:
'You know, I think I understand Boromir...' 'And Frodo?' she said, anxiously. 'Oh! my God...' I answered.
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It's one of the great scenes of the film, I think. Frodo id at his best: strong, determinate but compassionate
and so beautiful!.And I'm eternally grateful towards Sean Bean. For years I hated Boromir. But after seeing LotR for the first time, I began to understand him. Tolkien says he's a good Man, but I didn't believe him. Sean Bean made me Boromir's goodness believable.
It was the first thing I told my Mom after seeing LotR: she was very curious to hear my feelings about the film, because she loved the book for thirty years and was afraid to see the adaptation. I said:
'You know, I think I understand Boromir...'
'And Frodo?' she said, anxiously.
'Oh! my God...' I answered.
Well, I become nostalgic. I'll stop here!:)