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Dowd SeptemIsmael Cruz Cordova as Arondir. Still seeing this shared, so let's say it again for those in the back: *This is not the show's intro sequence.* It's an EW promo video.

“POV: you’re blacking out drunk at a party and muttering goodbyes to people as you’re stumbling towards the exit to get home,” another joked. “POV: you’re walking through a gay bar on a Saturday night,” one user wrote. Robert Aramayo, as Elrond, is deep in thought when the camera gets to him in the promo video. Other users quickly turned the video into a point of view - or POV - meme, coming up with scenarios for the characters’ shady looks. The video starts with Morfydd Clark as Galadriel looking back at the camera. “That’s the ‘Young and the Restless’ credits,” another said of the longtime soap opera. This will be meme fodder for the next decade,” another declared. “Dumpster fire doesn’t even begin to cover it. Had to hone in on it,” another user said, adding nicknames and an ocean sunset behind the characters in the video. “I enjoy the cheesy 90s drama series vibe. A tweet wrongfully stated that the Entertainment Weekly promo video for the series was its opening sequence. Still, users couldn’t stop roasting the clip. “I wonder why the intro has the entertainment weekly logo in the bottom corner that’s a funny little feature,” one user slammed other gullible tweeters. However, in a sea of jokes about the video, many users pointed out that Entertainment Weekly’s watermark is in the corner of the video, meaning it’s obviously not the series’ opening credits. “Half of the actors look like someone snuck up on them in between takes while they were having a conversation or eating a sandwich,” one Twitter user said. That video - which now has 4.1 million views, more than 20,700 likes and 10,000 quote tweets - features the “Rings” cast gazing into the camera as well as making bizarre, comical movements. “Apparently this is the intro for the new LOTR show… this is what $750 million buys you,” a Twitter user wrote alongside the clip on Wednesday, mocking the series’ enormous price tag. Rent the original ‘Lord of the Rings’ Hobbiton for $6/night I got a Wednesday Addams tattoo - but it looks more like Samuel L. Multiple new ‘Lord of the Rings’ movies coming from Warner Bros. Why making more ‘Lord of the Rings’ movies is a terrible idea