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Gimli: What is happening out there?

Legolas: Should I describe it to you? Or would you like me to find you a box?

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At Henneth Annun, Faramir who is alone with Frodo and Sam, walks towards Frodo with his sword pointed at him. Behind Faramir, are many spears leaning against the wall. Then there's a shot of Frodo. In the very next shot there are fewer spears behind Faramir, and they are lined up very differently against the wall too. They are alone, and no one touched the spears. See more...

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1,000 Hobbit feet were created. (Each pair only lasted for two days.) See more...

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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

Continuity: When Gimli is about to tell Eowyn that Aragorn fell, Gimli's axe has Orc blood on it, in the next shot there is no blood. There's not enough time for him to have cleaned his axe.

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