How can you fags dislike the Marvel trend of women power but be okay with this?

Her entire character has always been completely retarded and Yea Forums has been memeing this scene for years.

The movie portrays it in such a way that the ONLY way she can help her people is to FIGHT like the le men, but there were obviously many other ways she could have helped them which didn't involve stabbing orcs.

No, she takes her helmet off before the fight starts, so the Witch Kings knows she's a woman and not a man.

They're the same thing, and for the same audience.

Cause its 1 character in 1 scene that makes sense

Not every character every scene that makes no sense

It's Macbethian. Pseuds won't understand.

No they're not, keep coping viral marketer

Do you think Orcs could/would rape humans? Like, if they win a siege do they fuck all the women?

I don't think orcs have benises.

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Also fuck Amazon

In the books it is explained that Elrond's wife was assaulted by a band of orcs while she was walking in the forest or whatever and it is HEAVILY implied they raped her. Not kidding.
The a common activity Elves do is hunt down orcs for a sport and it is implied they basically do it as revenge for what they did to her.

Orcs don't know how to fuck. That's why they're so angry all the time.

Mutilate and eat them not sure about rape. Maybe

Elves rape orcs as revenge?

>buckbroken orcs

Orcs are basically Yea Forums incels so they would try but then couldn't get their little penis hard and would mutilate the victims out of frustration

I'm not
Hackson destroyed LotR with his capeshit

Proof you've never read the book lol
The movie doesn't even explain Meriadocs sword is what made it possible. He just stabs him in the back but the viewer would never know it's because it's a knife specifically made to kill wights since they cut the entire Barrows from the first movie

I think in the movies it's just some fancy dagger from Galadriel

That's not even important. It's how it's written. You unironically think about LotR like a capeshitter.

There has always been female power in movies and whatnot.
The difference is why they are doing it.

>So passed the sword of the Barrow-downs, work of Westernesse. But glad would he have been to know its fate who wrought it slowly long ago in the North-kingdom when the Dúnedain were young, and chief among their foes was the dread realm of Angmar and its sorcerer king. No other blade, not though mightier hands had wielded it, would have dealt that foe a wound so bitter, cleaving the undead flesh, breaking the spell that knit his unseen sinews to his will.
It's unclear. I think most people interpret it as him becoming "mortal" after Merry stabbed him. He was clearly alive when Eowyn stabbed him.

Then tottering, struggling up, with her last strength she drove her sword between crown and mantle, as the great shoulders bowed before her. The sword broke sparkling into many shards. The crown rolled away with a clang. Éowyn fell forward upon her fallen foe. But lo! the mantle and hauberk were empty. Shapeless they lay now on the ground...; and a cry went up into the shuddering air, and faded to a shrill wailing..., a voice bodiless and thin that died, and was swallowed up, and was never heard again in that age of this world.

The only problem with the scene is that the movie does a poor job of explaining that Merry stabbed the Witch King with a blade enchanted to undo the protection he had against mortal weapons.

It wouldn't translate well into cinema. In the book she reads off a fucking essay before killing him, in the movie she would just get domed by an orc arrow or lanced by some cavalry or some shit.

No. There's a lot of wrong with the movie. The entire battle of the Pelennor Fields is done really badly. It's way too Hollywoodish and tonally all over the place.

Because of how shitty and Hollywoodish it is. It would work much better with aesthetics of Boorman's Excalibur.

>Still she did not blench: maiden of the Rohirrim, child of kings..., fair but terrible. A swift stroke she dealt, skilled and deadly. The outstretched neck she clove asunder, and the hewn head fell like a stone. Backward she sprang as the huge shape crashed to ruin, vast wings outspread, crumpled on the earth; and with its fall the shadow passed away. A light fell about her, and her hair shone in the sunrise.
You imagine her looking like some goddess of old. Like Athena or maybe a Scythian princess straight from a legend. In the movie she just screams a lot and makes a scaried face.

Finally someone who speaks the truth
The ghost army was the cherry on the shit cake
So much better in the book with all the western fiefs coming off the boats and not fits more in the theme of all men coming together

this was 10 seconds of muh wimen power in an 11 hours otherwise pozz-free based film trilogy
Marvel is the equivalent of this 10 second scene dialed up to 11 and spread out across 2 hours.

I guess it kind of makes sense since no one expected a woman to participate in a battle, let alone face off against the witch king.
Capeshit is just retarded mary sue's being all powerful and shitting all over everything with their feminist superpowers.

LotR was always capeshit.

lol imagine being all hot and bothered by fictional characters.

It's funny how this scene perfectly foreshadowed the following years of movies sacrificing integrity of story telling in favor of gender politics and it all being equally shitty

You're retarded.

Because there wasn't dozens of articals and interviews from the creative team talking non-stop about how this scene was so "progressive!", "powerful!", and "stunning and brave!" It happened then the movie went on. Also, the only reason she won was because the hobbit stabbed the back of his leg, she was getting rekt otherwise.

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I unironically prefer this scene from the animated film, the dialogue is more accurate to the book even if the Witch King sounds like starscream lmao.

The fact you even have to ask such a stupid question tells me you are unable to understand the answer.

In the lore, it's because of a gay technicality. The prophecy for Sauron's death was "not by the hand of man will he fall". He knew that and wasn't worried because he knew he couldn't be killed by a man. Even gayer that Jackson didn't spend 30 seconds to mention that

Its not a gay technicality it works exactly like the prophecies in greek mythology, the prophecy is a riddle which gives a false sense of security due to the way it is worded and in their hubris they fall foul to the prophecy in the end.

The problem is that they always use small women. Should have had a 185+ cm female actor with relatively broad shoulders. Brienne actress were pretty enough for the role when the movies came out and she is 191 cm.

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Serious question if you guys go a long time between dilation do you get all bitchy like a woman having their period?

It's because barely any of those exist with decent acting skills. Almost like women naturally prefer to look like a emasculated 12 year old than a strong man.

What are you on about?

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Brienne actress though, she was good in GOT

This but being a woman didnt give her magic powers that cut through some magic defense or something. She was only able to harm him because Merry stabbed the Witch King with an extremely rare magic dagger. Merry also can be interpreted as not a man in the prophecy since he is a lil Hobbit.

You aren't very bright are you?

Sorry, I don't know retarded mutt zoomer terms.

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This. Hackson is reposnsible for the capeshit we are inundated with today

That's not a woman user...

No one's ok with it. But luckily it was just one groanworthy girl power service moment as opposed to an entire movie of it.

you are blind, deaf, retarded and delusional if you think that

You are retarded because that scene is literally identical in the book.