Witnessing Eowyn's (Miranda Otto) defeat of the Witch-King and Aragorn leading the Army of the Dead into battle are prime examples of the unforgettable snapshots this grand conclusion supplies. Return of the King offered up some genuinely heartwarming and applause-worthy moments for committed Lord of the Rings fans. Unsurprisingly, with two movies-worth of storytelling behind it, Return of the King utilized this bond better than either of its predecessors, in ways good and bad. Fans became invested in these characters and their world, making these landmark scenes mean something.
Events like the deaths of Gandalf the Grey (Ian McKellen) and Boromir (Sean Bean) in Fellowship of the Ring, or the destruction of Isengard and rise of Gandalf the White in Two Towers, for example, stuck in the audience's minds long after the credits rolled because of their emotional resonance.
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