>gets crowned King of Gondor >starts singing to himself

>>51409981
>Goes on /tg/
>Starts shitposting out of nowhere

Was it autism?

>>51409981
>>51410031
Yes

>>51409981
>>>/lit/

>>51410131
It's >>>/tv/ you faggot.

>>51410131
Wouldn't it be /tv/?

>>51410131
>>51410150

Both are the same shit

>>51409981
If you suddenly became a king of a huge country, wouldn't you want a cool theme song too? Especially as Aragorn was a warrior/poet IIRC.

/tv/, get the fuck outta here

>>51409981

After all these years, I still get a bit annoyed at the plate armor in the PJ movies.

I think it might be autism.

>>51409981
Have you read the books? They are singing every second page.

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>>51410255
Was it autism?

>>51410280
I doubt that.
LOTR as an early fantasy is still strongly resembles legends and myths, especially the Norse mythology, where songs were quite important, some tales were never told, only sung.

>dumb OP doesn't know about the +6 (+2 if elf, +50 if opposite gender, stacks) adoration bonus granted by the King's Hymn

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>>51410131
You monster! Sending someone there.

>>51409981
>Was it autism?
Was it autism?

>>51410421
This.
Reading LotR you have to remember that it is, in a way, written to resemble a blend of both an epic and a historian's account, because that's what Tolkien liked.
He was a philologist, very concerned with old texts, myths, epics, and language and also liked to think of himself more as a historian instead of a storyteller.

>>51409981
READ THE FUCKING BOOK.

Aragorn, now King Elessar, sang the same words Elendil the Tall, first High King of Arnor and Gondor sang when he arrived on to the continent of Middle-Earth after the sinking of Numenór, further cementing the link that he is the most like Elendil of all his descendents.

"Et Eärello Endorenna utúlien. Sinome maruvan ar Hildinyar tenn' Ambar-metta" ("Out of the Great Sea to Middle-earth I am come. In this place will I abide, and my heirs, unto the ending of the world"

He even arrived to the Battle of Pelennor Fields by sea, having sailed up the Anduin from Pelargir on the coast.

>>51410131
And then there's THIS asshole.

>>51410421
>>51411466
So it was autism. Only the good kind of autism.

>>51409981
It was a bit of an autistic move since Vigo Mortensen since it wasn't in the script and the dude started singing just because. Still a great scene, Vigo Mortensen did nothing wrong.

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>>51411879
the HELL it wasn't scripted

>>51411879
I highly doubt that, but nevertheless, it's one of the scenes in the films that capture the overall feeling of LotR the best.

>>51411891
Are you telling me that anecdotes told by pseudo-fans in pubs can be false?

>>51412030
oh someone told you in a PUB?

IT MUST BE TRUE

THAT'S MORE RELIABLE THAN THE INTERNET

>>51412069
The internet is essentially the successor of the pub in terms of made up horseshit presented as fact.