Vigorous Spring

This blog is 100% dedicated to Thranduil and will feature gifs and edits from both the movies and behind the scenes. Articles and interviews that are relevant to the character will also be present. So basically, anything regarding Thranduil will be...

[elvenking]

A hundred years is a mere blink in a life of an Elf.                                                                 I’m patient.   I can wait.

[nerdishpursuits-deactivated2024]

Mirkwood Trio (BotFA EE bts)

[mjalti]

men: *decided women weren’t allowed attend schools, study sciences, or have access to higher education* men: well if women are so smart then how come there aren’t many contributions from women in history huh

[bemusedlybespectacled]

men: *takes credit for women’s accomplishments* men: why don’t women contribute anything?

[ennaih]

**drinks tea onstage**#oh yeah i’m in my play now lol#tea so hot

[3intheam]

[bananasummers-blog]

obi-wan kenobi: twenty years ago i lost my best friend and brother anakin skywalker 

darth vader from the next room: QUIT TELLING EVERYONE I’M DEAD 

obi-wan: sometimes i can still hear his voice

[pointyearedelvishprinceling]

elves + ASOIAF house words [inspired by x]

[sindarofmirkwood-blog]

thranduil + crowns

[leepace-daily]

Your gratitude is misplaced. I did not come on your behalf.

[lokidlaufeyson]

[loriendesse]

[halapipita]

Because it’s always nice to read how people love Thranduil: Selected review excerpts of The Hobbit (Lee Pace-related)

The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug

- The centerpiece of this sequence is the performance of Lee Pace and the throne upon which he sits. In my mind he was the perfect Thranduil. An ancient and languid isolationist King. His moments with Legolas, Tauriel and the rogue orc, as well as his face-off with Thorin raised all their performances to a higher level. I enjoyed most of this sequence in both viewings. (x)

- Lee Pace as Thranduil was pure perfection. He was icy, menacing and elitist. Pace used his full body, commanding the attention of everyone who comes into his presence and of course the audience watching him on the big screen. (x)

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

- As performances go, the entire cast are outstanding.  However, particular nods must go to Lee Pace, who does an exceptional job as the lofty lord of the Woodland Elves, Thranduil.  He’s even better here than The Desolation of Smaug. (x)

- Lee Pace just wipes out anyone who happens to share the screen with him and it is a shame that this chapter does not have enough Thranduil. His mannerism and unblinking eyes make him a very interesting individual to watch and his final scene (with Tauriel) is quite memorable as we get to see more inside him. (x)

- Lee Pace proves you don’t need teeth like swords to chew up scenery. As Thranduil, elven king of the Woodland Realm, the actor manages to land operatic lines like “You started this—you will forgive me if I finish it!” (x)

[chadwickb-deactivated20160522]

We have come to tell you, that payment of your debt has been offered…and accepted.

[lokidlaufeyson]

[leepace-daily]

[thranduilings]

Top 5 Thranduil moments (as voted by my followers)

[thranduilings]

Number 5: Everything including Thranduil’s profile view

[lokidlaufeyson]

- The dwarves will be slaughtered. -Yes, they will die. Today, tomorrow, one year hence, a hundred years from now. What does it matter? They are mortal.

[elvenking]

Some may imagine that a noble quest is at hand. A quest to reclaim a homeland and slay a dragon. I myself, suspect a more prosaic motive. Attempted burglary, or something of that ilk.