3:17 " And Rohan will Answer".. The timing, energy, the music..
Always chills the spine

Okay okay. I'll rewatch the trilogy (again x1000)

Peter Jackson: Ok Howard, its just some beacons being lit, no need to go overboard with the music.

Howard Shore: Hold my orchestra

I will never skip this whenever it’s suggested

Bernard Hill was the best example of a King!

Théoden looks so awesome in his armor.

"The Barberque's are lit! Gandalf requires ribs!"
"Mustard the Ribhirrirm! We have much ketchupping to do!"

This was one of the coolest things i ever saw in theaters

I love how grim and serious everyone is knowing they are riding to almost certain doom and then you have Merry fooling around like a kid at the fairground riding a pony for the first time.

Cool music note-- the Gondor theme is usually played by the French horn, as we can hear in the main musical motive that begins when the beacon is lit before the mountain sequence starts. Especially when it's introduced in TT, however, the Rohan theme is played with violins (think the Riders of Rohan track). At 3:18, it's the French horns playing the Rohan theme, creating a sense of unity between the peoples subcinsciously before we begin seeing the people of Rohan muster to fight and aid Gondor.

Amon Dîn
Eilenach
Nardol
Erelas
Min-Rimmon
Calenhad
Amon Anwar

Imagine having to be the soldiers living in those mountains

Viggo had to do the running scene a couple of times and his knees almost gave out on the second take ,u can see him struggling on the last few steps 😂

I just love how Aragon runs like a small child

I remember seeing this in the theater for the first time.  It was an epic scene and very inspiring.

Great performance from Bernard Hill here, Theoden literally was touched by his Ancestors lending him the necessary faith, spirit that he was a King.

2:32 Is my favorite shot in the whole trilogy. Could be a painting.

i love how even though this video is ten years old people are still frequently commenting

"Now is the hour, riders or Rohan! Oaths you have taken! Now, fulfill them all! To lord and land!" One of the most underrated line deliveries in the entire trilogy.

The acting in this sequence is nothing less than superb.