The Hobbit (2012) Extended Edition - Elrond meets Bilbo (HD)

For all the flaws of these movies, it’s nice to see this side of Elrond

Bilbo is the only one who can get away with insulting an Elf Lord in his own house, and walk away with a free Magic Kingdom Annual Pass, lol

Red Skull meets Agent Ross

its funny how Elrond was being nice and Bilbo just roasting Elves right infront of him haha

frodo might have a place among all the elf friends, but i would say Bilbo is the greatest of hobbits. a friend to elves dwarves and men, welcome in their homes and able to give 'cheek' to kings and wizards alike.

Ive heard about second breakfast

Funniest thing in the movies, how Bilbo laughes at his own joke😂😂

If Elrond was an NPC from some game, he would be my bitc... romance choice.

I’ve been crying since the kneeling scene. Doesn’t matter what happens now concerning the hobbits.

Elrond" Gandalf told me that hobbits like to party."
Bilbo: " Really?"
Elrond: "So does the elves."
Bilbo: 😃
Elrond: 😎

I can see why Bilbo was perfectly happy living along among elves (at least the high elves), and I don't see why Frodo was of a kindred spirit. All the comments I see of Frodo going into west into the Undying Lands seem to assume that he absolutely needs to have another hobbit with him as a companion (whether it be Bilbo or Samwise) lest he go mad being alone with elves. I don't know where that sentiment is coming from. Frodo had a habit (like Bilbo) of sneaking off to be with elves at every opportunity when he lived at Hobbiton. He certainly knew the high elven tongue, and would have been perfectly comfortable in my opinion (after Bilbo passed away) living alongside and conversing with them until Samwise arrived.

Honestly, this should’ve stayed in the film.

Biblo: "I've heard that it is unwise to seek the council of elves. For they will answer bot yes and no."

Elrond: ".......maybe......"

What a great little scene! Should have stayed in the original release. I never knew it existed. Stumbled upon it by accident

The only time Elrond would scare baggins is if he ended his last line with "Mr. Anderson".

Hobbity bobbity nonsense.

Now someone clip in the voice lines from Agent Smith, and this friendship is rock solid

Владыка лорд Элронд полу эльф и правитель ривенделла самый мудрый из полу эльф

Elrond is the best NPC you can meet at the beginning of a game.

Bilbo is one guy that can bring a smallest bit of happiness to the most serious person for being himself

Elrond sees his character immediately. Pretty profound.

Elrond: I've also heard [Hobbits] are fond of the comforts of home. *gives Bilbo judgmental look

He welcoming a frighten species that barely came out of there homes and he’s offering him a place🙏🏽

“You’re very welcome to stay here if that’s your wish”

More emotion and joy in 70 seconds than 5 hours of Rings of Power.

It was already 10 years ago, jesus...

Reason 16568456 why Elrond is a gigachad

Hugo Weaving speaks as much with his voice as the does with his face.

You can tell Elrond was trying not to laugh at Bilbo’s little crack about elves. 🤣

I liked the part when Elrond personally escorted old Bilbo on the boat to the Undying Lands. It like their friendship improved when Bilbo took his offer after the 60 year time skip.

Elrond is everybody's dad, Gandalf I'd everybody's grandpa

Ah come on such a lovely scene why would they cut this? Damn it, Peter!

Elrond wasn't just an elf: he also had human ancestry and a strain of angelic ancestry. This is why he's able to relate to/be kind to everyone.

The fact that Elrond looked unimpressed with Bilbo for mocking his kind but then smiling slyly just after was his way of proving a point. It was his way of letting the hobbit know he wasn't wrong. Elves by nature are complicated and not all are welcoming. Pretty good way for him to make that apparent.

It took me 8 times to realize that gandalf calls the bird in the end a thrush. "When the thrush knocks". Just after the damn bird is the guide to the secret door... God I feel dumb.

I like how Elrond chose to stay on Middle-earth ,Instead of departing to the Undying lands

Was Arwen born yet at all in this film?

Bilbo won him over in about two seconds flat with that remark. Too good!

The fact that he does end up staying there in the end is neat.

The next time Elrond smiles is at the end of Return of the King when Arwen and Aragorn get together.

During the war with Sauron the Dwarves come to the aid of Elrond allowing him to escape. This is why Elrond helps the dwarves.

And in the end he chose to stay

Elrond the greatest of elves

And so- Bilbo stayed in Rivendell and became Lord Elrond's favorite Piss Boy...

Funny that for Elrond, probably the last time he met a Hobbit before this was at the Battle of Fornost watching the Hobbits join the fight against the Witch-King. Looking at Bilbo now and happy that their sacrifice made the Shire the quiet and homely place it is.

"I've heard that Hobbits are very resilient."

Sam and Frodo: Luckily...

I like to think the reason Elrond is so nice and hospitable to outsiders is because his own life is a very unique story. Due to the heroic deeds of his father Earendil, the Valar granted he and his brother the option to live out their lives as either an elf or mortal man. Elrond chose to be an elf while his brother Elros chose mortality, becoming the first and longest ruling king of Numenor. Elrond was known as Half-Elf. A title that distinctly singled him out compared to pureblood/natural born elves. I think he has more empathy for the dwarves and hobbits than the other elves mainly because his upbringing and entry into being an elf changed his POV on the world.