what movie has the greatest turnaround. Like all hope is lost, people are fleeing or whatever, and something happens, then everyone rallies and of course wins the day.
Its in tons of movies, usually pretty cheesy. But there must be some that do it right. What are they?

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    The Lord of the Rings. I get goosebumps every time.

    Reply with your favorite moment. There’s lots of them in the trilogy.

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      Aragorn’s speech at the Black Gate… hmm or maybe when Elrond gives Anduril to Aragorn… or most scenes Gandalf is in

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        Hell yes. I remember watching that during the premiere in theaters many years ago, and it was so emotional and powerful. Fucking love these movies so much.

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      So many great ones in this trilogy.

      Ride out with me.

      and

      a sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises!

      get me every time.

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      This isn’t an “all hope is lost” moment in the movies, but I have to bring it up anyway.

      Aragorn bursts into the throne room, “The beacons have been lit! Gondor calls for aid.”

      Commence 30 seconds of silent anticipation.

      Théoden, King of Rohan: “And Rohan will answer.”

      Hell yeah!

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        I think he’s referring to the last battle where everyone basically agrees that they are all doomed unless Frodo is still alive and has the ring so they decide since all hope is lost, they’ll put all their men on the front line in the hope of buying Frodo an opportunity to get to Mt Doom. But I think most of them only go along with it because they know they are pretty much gonna die either way.