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ThorinsNemesis:
I don't think it is the Ithil stone; it's more logical if it was the Osgiliath palantir, since it was 'lost' at the time.
Also, in case you didn't see, the palantir is covered in dust and looks coloured like the statue itself, like an ornament. Maybe they didn't notice it, or didn't pay attention because their focus was taking Galadriel to Lorien?
Another possibility is that in the movies the Orthanc-stone wasn't located in Isengard at first - PJ may have placed it in Dol Guldur instead, and maybe after the White Council fight Saruman sees the palantir and takes it to Isengard.
In any case, I don't think this is a bad scene. It's actually a scene I wanted to see in DOS Extended Edition really bad.

Adrigabbro:
Full scenes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHDjX-pzrD0
(thanks to AndyBrandy who posted it on moddb)

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--- Zitat von: Adrigabbro am 29. Okt 2015, 10:03 ---Full scenes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHDjX-pzrD0
(thanks to AndyBrandy who posted it on moddb)

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Very nice video, I have to say  :)

Galadriel has always been of a gentle yet fierce and resolute Nature.
So, the 'Cruelty' that she displayed against the Guardian Orc of Dol Guldur could be theoretically explained within the traits of her character.
The music rightly epically emphasises that moment  8-)

ThorinsNemesis:
Even though I love the new scenes, the movie still left no closure to the Men of Laketown and the Gems of Lasgalen.
However, according to the Appendices, they did shoot closure on both of these stories - do you remember that Bilbo was going to plant the acorn in Dale? They DID shoot that scene (and it's a really beautiful scene), and in it Bard also explains his intentions, what will happen to his people - they will rebuild Dale.
Also, right after Legolas stops Thranduil from killing Tauriel and says 'I will go with you', Gandalf appears and tells Thranduil 'These gems were not all your wife left you, my friend - she left you a son! Tell me which would she have you value more?', and Thranduil looks up, realising that he doesn't need the gems, but he needs his son; even though this scene is fifteen seconds, it also is quite emotional.
I think these scenes would have made the movie a lot better, they are really great imo; but both of them got cut  :(.
Here are they:
Bilbo plants the acorn: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bgkaTRG9b3Y
Gandalf's speech to Thranduil: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NVHutQQDRFY
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LordDainIronfoot:
I really regret that PJ left such beautifull and meaningfull scenes full of wisdom and dramtic moments out for showing like more Alfrid and Legolas !
Thise scences should ahve beenthe first to be included along with proper Dian Coronation and may some more ofthe Funeral and somethgin like Bard coronation and so much other better stuff! :(
I have watched the Acron Scene but the Thranduil one I haven't
Thank you ThorinNemesiss for sharing this! :)

Greetings! :)

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