Is it just me or did it sound like Ash was saying "Varata" instead of "Barada" as it is? Meaning he was fucking up the spell even before leaving the old fart, Arthor and his escort anyway.
Regarding the Number 7 pick, "Feeding the Mogwai", Billy was under the impression that it was BEFORE midnight, not realizing the new batch that emerged from Gizmo getting wet had completely chewed out the cord to his alarm clock to trick him into giving them something to eat. Billy didn't realize his blunder until after it was too late.
I don't know how Barbosa and friends supposed to know that the gold is cursed. They found gold treasure and they took it. after spending it they figured out that they are cursed. I don't think it was dumb to steal the gold when they did it. its always easy to be smart afterwards
Actually in the stories of the Aztec gold it stated numerous times that the gold itself is cursed, barbossa even mentions that Jack brought it up while talking about the gold and telling them the stories, but they laughed at him because they don't believe in curses.
Since the One Ring was the evil itself, part of Sauron basically, that made the wielder of it covet it more than anything in the world and caused them to guard it compulsively from other people who could've otherwise "stolen" it, I don't think this instantly at work obsession initiated by the evil of the Ring would've allowed Bilbo to come out with the information regarding his possession of it in unconscious terror of losing the "precious treasure"...unless the Ring itself wanted so, as Gandalf mentions and as is seen when It practically kills Isildur and leaves Gollum to get into the path of Bilbo, having a will of Its own. I think something like this explains why Bilbo couldn't tell Gandalf about having the Ring even he tried, the evil of it instantly starting to work on even to him deep within, and why the wizard just had to bring it up himself later on. The Ring knew when to protect itself, and manipulated the barer accordingly, in this case to be kept secret and in doing so to be carried by the poor, mesmerized Hobbit closer to the enemy that could've returned It back to its master, since It _wants_ to return to its creator, but as it happened waited until it was passed onto Frodo once it couldn't corrupt Bilbo like its other owners before, and so on...Same with Isildur, he was so enticed by the evil in the Ring (which supposedly is even more effective on weaker willed humans more prone to temptation as for example elves) that he couldn't destroy It, for the same reason Bilbo couldn't reveal to anyone that he had It...The Ring didn't let him, like you also mentioned, seducing Isildur in keeping it instead of casting it into the lava. _"The hearts of men are easily corrupted"_ , and even Frodo almost failed severing the hold the Ring had gotten over him. They just couldn't resist the evil that was Sauron's power in the Ring. So, with this and such interpretation I personally choose to believe in in mind, I think the Hobbit and LOTR bits are just nitpicking....but that's just me. I can be wrong with my belief, and it is me who as a massive fan is nitpicking. Agreeing with some of these though.
Except in the book he does tell the dwarves... And nothing bad happens of telling this. Hobbits can resist the ring far better than men can, and dwarves too especially if they don't consider it theirs (dwarves have a really strong sense of ownership, something that's theirs is and will be forever but if it originally wasn't, it wasn't)
Actually, it's arguable that the real dumb decisions in Sleeping Beauty were 1)not inviting Maleficent to Aurora's christening and 2) when she came uninvited, telling her 'you weren't wanted'. If they hadn't done those two things, all the unpleasantness of the curse could have been avoided. Of course, then the movie would have been pretty short, because there'd be no plot.
Don't forget it was a time in an Era before there have been countless other Stories including what you see in 📽️s like Sleeping Bounty 🔙 then, Heroes were just your written 📴 standard stalemates while the Villains on the other ✋, either the Misunderstood to Tragic ones or Up point Justifiable, and sometimes you hate to love, love to hate, are usually as always stuck into being the Punching Bags by the finish line, even now years later in this decade and new generation. Fairy Tales no matter what different type you prefer the Much more Darker ones or the Kid Friendly Safer versions they're based on, The Brothers Grimm is an example with stories like The Three Little Pigs or Little Red Riding Hood, 🐺s in Reality despite being Canines that are the most very Beautiful Sophisticated Animals on 🌎 a general ⚖️ in their own Nature, have been portrayed as Villains in Fiction, Tropes such as Selfish Cannibalistic Beasts & Deceptive Conning Tricksters but never always the Protagonists or one of the main Heroes. Something that to me is seriously not have aged well from those years or today in this generation now that I'm older and bit wiser, especially with that tired old saying that Sheep in Wolves Clothing or that one quote that condemns them that I won't mentioned here at this time. And how about on that 🎚️ one where 😈s in stories like unlike Paradise Lost/Regained such as in Cartoons, the Old Times Ones where based on the Mythologies and Legends especially the Big L himself or others before/after not one the many, but the Fallen Angel himself, are stereotypically pictures as 🟥📯headed Imps with Pitchforks that tortures you for eternity all that BS lies they feed you or swindle you in for their own purposes including in the classic old cliches called The Faustian Deal or Devils Bargain, even in the Media or portrayal forms in 🖌️🎨 & 🎭. Another thing I've mentioned earlier about 🐺s, always written 📴 painted as Villains, but not 1️⃣ not even sometimes 🔂 on a the Rarest occasions both sides that could 💔 that Same old tired Trope 🔁 the Past so many times enough, though there have been few occasions that broken have been an exception that changed people's minds now.
Plus, I actually don't mind liking Scarlett Johansson's performance Maleficent better than the Classic Disney one better, where her Motive even if it is a Revamp of the Character, have been more in growing💗, depth🎚️, and development 👨💻 as a Deuteragonist, (Mix between walking the line of an Anti-Hero & Anti-Villain.) it did had a better exposition knowing now why she wasn't Invited to Sleeping Beauty's Birthday+Christening being chasisted vilified by many in their 👀s, even by Humanity's 💼 of all Races/Species in that Plot 👉.
Yeah, but here's the thing: the Book of the Dead actually exists in real life, and its purpose was never to summon an undead mummy. They probably thought they had the REAL Book of the Dead.
Basically it's a collection of prayers, spells, and funerary rituals intended to be used for the worship of the underworld gods Isis and Osiris and for blessing the souls of the dead that they may have a safe passage to the afterlife.
2 objections Pirates of the Caribbean: How could they know the curse was real? No pirate would leave a chest of gold just because someone SAYS there‘s evil magic on it. The Lord of the Rings, both occurrences: Those are not character decisions, but the Ring’s mind control abilities.
I have a couple more to bring up. One involves Taran giving up his sword in exchange for the cauldron in "The Black Cauldron". He could have kept it so that he can stop the Horned King, or destroy the cauldron for that matter, but he didn't. He did learn that there is more to life than being a warrior. However, a friend of mine stated that giving up his sword could be like giving up his dream so like Taran said himself, without his sword, he's nothing. Just an assistant pig keeper. Another one they should add to this list has to be one from "Frozen" which had to do with Elsa not telling Anna the truth about her powers. Even after the trolls altered her memories, that is. If she had told her sister all about her powers, all of Arendelle could have avoided the everlasting winter it was in. Like Anna said, she's such a stinker. Speaking of the Trolls, Elsa would not have shut Anna out for years if the Trolls had told their parents much clearer advice so that Elsa can train her powers properly rather than hide them and fear them. Training her powers properly is equal to being able to control them while hiding them and fear them are equal to being unable to control them. Just so you know.
No, the dumbest decision wasn't disbelieving young Harry, it was Voldemort trying to kill him in the first place. Because although it took years to finally finish Voldemort off once and for all his attempt to kill Harry as a baby was what eventually led to his downfall and death, wasn't it? Just a thought
In the original Army of Darkness ending, Ash takes one drop too many and ends up in the future. In Ash vs Evil Dead, everything is totally his fault. In the first two films, he more blameless.
Not destroying the ring was not a decision done Isildur. He simply was not able to do it. No one would have been. It's eventual destruction was due to an accident (spoiler).
I had to look this up, and for anyone else wondering. According to IMDB: Contrary to popular belief, Ash does not say the words "Klaatu Barada Nikto" (a reputed homage to the film The Day The Earth Stood Still.) but a slight variant in which he pronounces the second word as "Verata." Apparently this is intentional as the wise man is also heard saying the words this way when instructing Ash on what to do to retrieve the necronomicon.
I find this channel's inability to understand basic human psychology i.e. Harry Potter, and have basic information on Tolkien's works in their original form to be stupid. Listen Isildur is corrupted by the Ring at it's greatest point of power, Mount Doom, no person could EVER willingly give it up. So claiming it is stupid is redundant. Also in HP people will deny and bold face lie to prevent something from being true. It is called fear. They didn't want HWCBN to be back because they are afraid of him.
Part of the Number 1 pick, "Not Believing Harry", was the fault of the Minister of Magic for bringing a Dementor to Hogwarts. Didn't come up in the movie adaptation of "Goblet of Fire" but is mentioned in the book. Cornelius Fudge made the foolish mistake of bringing a Dementor with him after it was revealed that Barty Crouch Jr. had escaped Azkaban. Barty Crouch Jr. was the only one who could have corroborated Harry's claim about Voldemort's return but was silenced by the Dementor's Kiss.
Also I don't know how they supposed to know that the gold is cursed. They found gold treasure and they took it. after spending it they figured out that they are cursed. I don't think it was dumb to steal the gold when they did.
That's just it. They got the gold and spend it all in the same day? Even taking into account transporting all of it onto their ship and to some place where they can spend it on?
they had to know the gold was there in the first place, and thus also knowing about the supposed curse that is on it. and not sure why you expect it had to be all in the same day?
@Lucifer Morningstar Margin notes on page 136 in The Jedi Path indicate that Mace Windu refused to teach anyone his lightsaber form. Vaapad (a variant of Form VII, Juyo, the Sith form) was a creation of Windu's for his own personal use. Obi-Wan noted that Qui-Gon wouldn't let him study it, to which Ahsoka responded with her own note saying nobody was allowed to study Vaapad. This implies that Windu was quite conceited to keep a form all to himself (self-absorption might also explain why Samuel L. Jackson demanded to have a unique saber color, as well). You can tell upon confronting Palpatine that Windu had partially given in to the Dark Side by his angry scolding of Anakin as to why Palpatine must die.
Sleeping Beauty is okay, but what about Red Dwarf? "You mean they waged war over whether the cardboard hats should be red or blue? It's totally stupid, they should have been green..."
I never understood why the Order of the Phoenix would keep Harry in the dark. He has seen worse shit, so it was not like he couldn't handle the information. He was one of Voldemort's greatest opponent, so he was trustworthy. And while he was jumpy sometimes, he was reasonable enough, not to go after the prophecy, had they told him about it. I mean, if they simply told him: "Hey, you know. There is this information deep down in the Ministry. Voldemort wants it to figure out how to destroy you. But only he and you can touch it, and he is obviously not going down there. But he might try to manipulate you to go there. So, whatever you think you see. DON'T GO THERE!" If they had been clear about everything, Sirius might have survived.
That is what I'm talking about. If they had been more open. More people could have been saved. Info about Snape is ABIT much. But everything else should have been told.
They didn't tell him because Voldemort might have realized the connection between him and Harry and tried to possess him or get the info from him. Dumbledore even admits he was wrong in doing so.
I took back my blame towards Isildur for not destroying the One Ring ever since Middle-Earth: Shadow of War, where he ends up as a Nazgul, a puppet for both Sauron and Celebrimbor to corrupt, to enslave, and to torture.
I thought Pintel said that Bootstrap Bill warned them of the curse before they took it. Because they refused to listen, Bill took the medallion to punish them.
I'm looking forward to #2 of this video. BTW, "Hollywood" ought to take note of #10: in almost all movie and TV scenes of two people in a motor vehicle, the driver keeps LOOKING at the passenger while he/she talks! It ain't just cell phones that distract drivers, is it? (It's quite possible to converse while driving without actually looking at others in the vehicle; I've been doing it for more than 60 years.)
"Stardust" (2007)....in order to escape the clutches of the murderous witch Lamia, the hero Tristan lights a Babylon candle, which has the power to transport you to any place you think of, and tells his companion Yvaine (a fallen star in human female form) to "think of home"....unfortunately, he thinks of his village in England, while she thinks of being back among the stars. As a result, they end up in a point halfway between the two, among the clouds during a thunderstorm. She even yells at him for not thinking the action through.
As for LOTR, these two ''decisions'' are influenced by the One ring, so that is not really fair. I would argue that the worst decision is when the fellowship choose the path of Moria. Gandalf knew deep down that something terrible had happened there, but his inability to convince the fellowship to choose any other path led directly to his death.
You want to talk about a bad choice in Sleeping Beauty, why didn't the faries keep Aurora hidden until she was 17, a year after the cure was supposed to happen?
I once saw an animated movie about Dr.Strange's origin. He crashed his car after being stricken with grief after being unable to save his younger who had a terminal illness. When I went to see the movie I was looking for that to happen and was pissed off as fuck to find out that Strange was the magic version of iron man
I had a feeling HP was somewhere in this, and I was happy with what you chose and where you placed it on the list. The Ministry WAS dumb for not believing him, and we've been screaming that for years lol
What about...Not reading “magic books” or making wishes aloud when you don’t understand the language or what you’re reading or saying and you have no concept or belief in the potential consequences!
Most of these stories wouldn't have even happened were it not for these mistakes. As for the Ring, part of its power lies in its ability to influence the bearers mind, twisting it towards duplicity and evil. This starts to work from the moment someone even lays eyes on the Ring, so that a normally honest hobbit would become uncharacteristically deceitful or a brave and honourable human would turn greedy and power-hungry. In fact, the Orc that shot Isildur in the back was inadvertently doing his enemies a great favour, because had Isildur lived he would have become a savage tyrant...such is the nature of evil!
Some people will say don't feed the gremlin after midnight? Don't they mean Mogwai? It's feeding the creature after midnight that makes them gremlins, can doing it again actually do something?
in the book, the One Ring is nothing more than a curiosity. It isn't until Fellowship that it is revealed. There isn't even all the foreshadowing that Peter Jackson put in the movie.
For Pirates the real mistake was them throwing Bootstrap Bill into the ocean as they could've quickly lifted the curse without having to find Bill's child.
It's never explained in the movie, but in the books it's made clear that the protective magic from his mother extends to his aunt. That's why he has to live with his aunt when he's growing up. Pretty weak explanation imo, but it's better than offering no explanation at all in the films.
there's one thing that's always bothered me about Hellboy 2 why didn't they just destroy the last piece of the crown when they found it and why wasn't the Mummy on here
I'm still confused how he tried to cheat at jumanji, did he have the die face up the roll he needed and drop them straight down? And if he did how did they not land on the roll he needed?
I don't believe the Nine had arrived back in Mordor by the time of the Council. And let's not forget about the thousands of orcs still in Mordor. The Eagles are proud creatures and will not carry anyone every time it's bidden of them.
What I've learned from Doctor Strange:
Don't text and drive, kids or you're gonna be a wizard.
margareth michelina and one of the strongest in the universe at that
Yeah, but only after a lot of pain.
*pulls out phone every time I’m at the wheel
More like, Don't text and driver, or you lost something great in your life
Yes. Open the creepy book and read from it's pages out loud. Of course nothing bad would happen.
Darkness Prevails YOU ARE FUCKING EVERYWHERE!!!!!!!!JUST STOP IT!
"No harm ever came from reading a book"
8:22- Ash: *"Klatu barada nik-cough!"* 😥
Deadites: *"That's OUR WORD, d*ckslice!"* 😡
Is it just me or did it sound like Ash was saying "Varata" instead of "Barada" as it is? Meaning he was fucking up the spell even before leaving the old fart, Arthor and his escort anyway.
Ash is a bit of an idiot, really!
I couldn't help myself when I seen Army of Darkness on the cover
Kolton Roofe same lol
😂 me too
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Sammmmmmeeeee
Kolton Roofe Lmfao, true
Regarding the Number 7 pick, "Feeding the Mogwai", Billy was under the impression that it was BEFORE midnight, not realizing the new batch that emerged from Gizmo getting wet had completely chewed out the cord to his alarm clock to trick him into giving them something to eat. Billy didn't realize his blunder until after it was too late.
In Dumbledore's defense, He knew the dark lord could see in Harry's mind. If he told him beforehand, Voldemort would have has a chance to stop harry
Next time Voldemort is back, make sure to take his picture first Harry!
Voldemort could have had campaign posters plastered all over the place, and they still wouldn't give a f*.
Driving while on the phone caused him being a fucking sorcerer
Johnny Caruthers That was entirely irrelevant what on earth!
Lol
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Utku Güldoğan nice trade off!
Ok lord of the rings and the Hobbit, the ring takes control of people they couldn't help it
I don't know how Barbosa and friends supposed to know that the gold is cursed. They found gold treasure and they took it. after spending it they figured out that they are cursed. I don't think it was dumb to steal the gold when they did it. its always easy to be smart afterwards
MrTapelius I agree. Also, is immortality not a good thing?
But part of the curse is always feeling starvation and dehydration while not being able to die.
She never said that was the mistake. The mistake was telling the protagonist about it.
The title of the entry is literally "stealing the Aztec gold." She never says that the mistake was telling anybody.
Actually in the stories of the Aztec gold it stated numerous times that the gold itself is cursed, barbossa even mentions that Jack brought it up while talking about the gold and telling them the stories, but they laughed at him because they don't believe in curses.
Since the One Ring was the evil itself, part of Sauron basically, that made the wielder of it covet it more than anything in the world and caused them to guard it compulsively from other people who could've otherwise "stolen" it, I don't think this instantly at work obsession initiated by the evil of the Ring would've allowed Bilbo to come out with the information regarding his possession of it in unconscious terror of losing the "precious treasure"...unless the Ring itself wanted so, as Gandalf mentions and as is seen when It practically kills Isildur and leaves Gollum to get into the path of Bilbo, having a will of Its own. I think something like this explains why Bilbo couldn't tell Gandalf about having the Ring even he tried, the evil of it instantly starting to work on even to him deep within, and why the wizard just had to bring it up himself later on. The Ring knew when to protect itself, and manipulated the barer accordingly, in this case to be kept secret and in doing so to be carried by the poor, mesmerized Hobbit closer to the enemy that could've returned It back to its master, since It _wants_ to return to its creator, but as it happened waited until it was passed onto Frodo once it couldn't corrupt Bilbo like its other owners before, and so on...Same with Isildur, he was so enticed by the evil in the Ring (which supposedly is even more effective on weaker willed humans more prone to temptation as for example elves) that he couldn't destroy It, for the same reason Bilbo couldn't reveal to anyone that he had It...The Ring didn't let him, like you also mentioned, seducing Isildur in keeping it instead of casting it into the lava. _"The hearts of men are easily corrupted"_ , and even Frodo almost failed severing the hold the Ring had gotten over him. They just couldn't resist the evil that was Sauron's power in the Ring.
So, with this and such interpretation I personally choose to believe in in mind, I think the Hobbit and LOTR bits are just nitpicking....but that's just me. I can be wrong with my belief, and it is me who as a massive fan is nitpicking.
Agreeing with some of these though.
Nessa Gorneth exactly
Nessa Gorneth I couldn't have saidit better
Except in the book he does tell the dwarves... And nothing bad happens of telling this. Hobbits can resist the ring far better than men can, and dwarves too especially if they don't consider it theirs (dwarves have a really strong sense of ownership, something that's theirs is and will be forever but if it originally wasn't, it wasn't)
Actually, it's arguable that the real dumb decisions in Sleeping Beauty were 1)not inviting Maleficent to Aurora's christening and 2) when she came uninvited, telling her 'you weren't wanted'. If they hadn't done those two things, all the unpleasantness of the curse could have been avoided. Of course, then the movie would have been pretty short, because there'd be no plot.
Don't forget it was a time in an Era before there have been countless other Stories including what you see in 📽️s
like Sleeping Bounty 🔙 then, Heroes were just your written 📴 standard stalemates while the Villains on the other ✋, either the Misunderstood to Tragic ones or
Up point Justifiable, and sometimes you hate to love, love to hate, are usually as always stuck into being the Punching Bags by the finish line, even now years later in this decade and new generation.
Fairy Tales no matter what different type you prefer the Much more Darker ones or the Kid Friendly Safer versions they're based on, The Brothers Grimm is an example with stories like The Three Little Pigs or Little Red Riding Hood, 🐺s in Reality despite being Canines that are the most very Beautiful Sophisticated Animals on 🌎 a general ⚖️ in their own Nature, have been portrayed as Villains in Fiction, Tropes such as Selfish Cannibalistic Beasts & Deceptive Conning Tricksters but never always the Protagonists or one of the main Heroes.
Something that to me is seriously not have aged well from those years or today in this generation now that I'm older and bit wiser, especially with that tired old saying that Sheep in Wolves Clothing or that one quote that condemns them that
I won't mentioned here at this time.
And how about on that 🎚️ one where 😈s in stories like unlike Paradise Lost/Regained
such as in Cartoons, the Old Times Ones where based on the Mythologies and Legends especially the Big L himself or others before/after not one the many, but the Fallen Angel himself,
are stereotypically pictures as 🟥📯headed Imps with Pitchforks that tortures you for eternity all that BS lies they feed you or swindle you in for their own purposes including in the classic old cliches called The Faustian Deal or Devils Bargain, even in the Media or portrayal forms in 🖌️🎨 & 🎭.
Another thing I've mentioned earlier about 🐺s, always written 📴 painted as Villains, but not 1️⃣ not even sometimes 🔂 on a the Rarest occasions both sides that could 💔 that Same old tired Trope 🔁 the Past so many times enough, though there have been few occasions that broken have been an exception that changed people's minds now.
Plus, I actually don't mind liking Scarlett Johansson's performance Maleficent better than the Classic Disney one better, where her Motive even if it is a Revamp of the Character, have been more in growing💗, depth🎚️, and development 👨💻 as a
Deuteragonist, (Mix between walking the line of an Anti-Hero & Anti-Villain.)
it did had a better exposition knowing now why she wasn't Invited to
Sleeping Beauty's Birthday+Christening being chasisted vilified by many in their 👀s,
even by Humanity's 💼 of all Races/Species in that Plot 👉.
Reading from the Book of the Dead in The Mummy. Seriously it's called the BOOK OF THE DEAD
Yeah, but here's the thing: the Book of the Dead actually exists in real life, and its purpose was never to summon an undead mummy. They probably thought they had the REAL Book of the Dead.
Eric Naylor What's the real book of the Dead about?
Basically it's a collection of prayers, spells, and funerary rituals intended to be used for the worship of the underworld gods Isis and Osiris and for blessing the souls of the dead that they may have a safe passage to the afterlife.
Eric Naylor Oh cool. But why would that book be buried under a giant statue in a lost city
I think they just did that in the film for dramatic flair.
The dumbest one is Evie reading the book of the dead in the mummy
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Pirates of the Caribbean: How could they know the curse was real? No pirate would leave a chest of gold just because someone SAYS there‘s evil magic on it.
The Lord of the Rings, both occurrences: Those are not character decisions, but the Ring’s mind control abilities.
Harry not taking Snape's Occlumency lessons seriously should atleast make it as a dishonorable mentions
I have a couple more to bring up. One involves Taran giving up his sword in exchange for the cauldron in "The Black Cauldron". He could have kept it so that he can stop the Horned King, or destroy the cauldron for that matter, but he didn't. He did learn that there is more to life than being a warrior. However, a friend of mine stated that giving up his sword could be like giving up his dream so like Taran said himself, without his sword, he's nothing. Just an assistant pig keeper.
Another one they should add to this list has to be one from "Frozen" which had to do with Elsa not telling Anna the truth about her powers. Even after the trolls altered her memories, that is. If she had told her sister all about her powers, all of Arendelle could have avoided the everlasting winter it was in. Like Anna said, she's such a stinker.
Speaking of the Trolls, Elsa would not have shut Anna out for years if the Trolls had told their parents much clearer advice so that Elsa can train her powers properly rather than hide them and fear them. Training her powers properly is equal to being able to control them while hiding them and fear them are equal to being unable to control them. Just so you know.
Klaatu barada nikto was originally used in the 1951 version of "The day the earth stood still"
What about playing the tape, that played the encantation that summoned the deadites ?
It happened in "Evil dead" and "Evil dead 2".
Most of the Gremlins were blown to kingdom come, while Stripe was finished off by Gizmo.
No, the dumbest decision wasn't disbelieving young Harry, it was Voldemort trying to kill him in the first place. Because although it took years to finally finish Voldemort off once and for all his attempt to kill Harry as a baby was what eventually led to his downfall and death, wasn't it? Just a thought
In the original Army of Darkness ending, Ash takes one drop too many and ends up in the future. In Ash vs Evil Dead, everything is totally his fault. In the first two films, he more blameless.
What about eating the two grapes when she was told not to eat any food in "Pan's Labyrinth"?
NickyVendetta Gosh that was SUCH a great movie.
Good call! Totally should replace the one-ring stuff in here, she DEFINITELY was wearing the dumb hat in an otherwise amazing movie.
Yup that was a dumb decision the girl did
I don't think these people watch any movie with subtitles!
Reading from the Book of the Dead - "The Mummy" (1999)
The worst one is taking the Red pill in the Matrix
That's science fiction, not fantasy.
If Neo took the blue pill, he would have woken up in a high fantasy world of dragons and wizards.
Living Myth i wanna see that version LMFAO
Living Myth
Ohh that sounds like the purple pill
that would have been better than Reloaded and Revolutions
Not destroying the ring was not a decision done Isildur. He simply was not able to do it. No one would have been. It's eventual destruction was due to an accident (spoiler).
I had to look this up, and for anyone else wondering. According to IMDB: Contrary to popular belief, Ash does not say the words "Klaatu Barada Nikto" (a reputed homage to the film The Day The Earth Stood Still.) but a slight variant in which he pronounces the second word as "Verata." Apparently this is intentional as the wise man is also heard saying the words this way when instructing Ash on what to do to retrieve the necronomicon.
I find this channel's inability to understand basic human psychology i.e. Harry Potter, and have basic information on Tolkien's works in their original form to be stupid. Listen Isildur is corrupted by the Ring at it's greatest point of power, Mount Doom, no person could EVER willingly give it up. So claiming it is stupid is redundant. Also in HP people will deny and bold face lie to prevent something from being true. It is called fear. They didn't want HWCBN to be back because they are afraid of him.
I don't know what calling a mistake "a mistake" has to do with being an expert in psychology.
It’s ok he’s dead you can call him Voldemort now.
Part of the Number 1 pick, "Not Believing Harry", was the fault of the Minister of Magic for bringing a Dementor to Hogwarts. Didn't come up in the movie adaptation of "Goblet of Fire" but is mentioned in the book. Cornelius Fudge made the foolish mistake of bringing a Dementor with him after it was revealed that Barty Crouch Jr. had escaped Azkaban. Barty Crouch Jr. was the only one who could have corroborated Harry's claim about Voldemort's return but was silenced by the Dementor's Kiss.
It's always after midnight
Darragh Ryan don't tell them the truth
Something I've never understood about PotC: why didn't Elizabeth become a skeleton at night? She had the coin for years...
Linda Roy She didn't steal it.
Axel Tenveils (A little light bulb goes off in my head) And that's why it didn't happen to Will, either! I could never figure that out...thank you! :)
Also I don't know how they supposed to know that the gold is cursed. They found gold treasure and they took it. after spending it they figured out that they are cursed. I don't think it was dumb to steal the gold when they did.
That's just it. They got the gold and spend it all in the same day? Even taking into account transporting all of it onto their ship and to some place where they can spend it on?
they had to know the gold was there in the first place, and thus also knowing about the supposed curse that is on it.
and not sure why you expect it had to be all in the same day?
While it is Sci-Fi Fantasy, I still say it qualifies:
Every decision Mace Windu makes - Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
Matt Thornton how about the prequel trilogy as a whole
Mace was an ignorant, arrogant jackass that needed to learn humility.
THAT'S IT!!! I have had it with these MF Sith on this MF planet!
Jumping or taking on against an enemy on highground *anakin smh*
@Lucifer Morningstar
Margin notes on page 136 in The Jedi Path indicate that Mace Windu refused to teach anyone his lightsaber form. Vaapad (a variant of Form VII, Juyo, the Sith form) was a creation of Windu's for his own personal use. Obi-Wan noted that Qui-Gon wouldn't let him study it, to which Ahsoka responded with her own note saying nobody was allowed to study Vaapad. This implies that Windu was quite conceited to keep a form all to himself (self-absorption might also explain why Samuel L. Jackson demanded to have a unique saber color, as well). You can tell upon confronting Palpatine that Windu had partially given in to the Dark Side by his angry scolding of Anakin as to why Palpatine must die.
Turn off the power in Jurassic Park
dangerardocg jurassic park is sci-fi, not fantasy
Sleeping Beauty is okay, but what about Red Dwarf?
"You mean they waged war over whether the cardboard hats should be red or blue? It's totally stupid, they should have been green..."
My expectations for these lists is rather low, and you didn't disappoint, WatchMojo!
Not keeping secrets to one person who needs it do destroy the evil of the world. Harry potter and the order of the phoenix
I never understood why the Order of the Phoenix would keep Harry in the dark.
He has seen worse shit, so it was not like he couldn't handle the information.
He was one of Voldemort's greatest opponent, so he was trustworthy.
And while he was jumpy sometimes, he was reasonable enough, not to go after the prophecy, had they told him about it.
I mean, if they simply told him: "Hey, you know. There is this information deep down in the Ministry. Voldemort wants it to figure out how to destroy you. But only he and you can touch it, and he is obviously not going down there. But he might try to manipulate you to go there. So, whatever you think you see. DON'T GO THERE!" If they had been clear about everything, Sirius might have survived.
That is what I'm talking about. If they had been more open. More people could have been saved. Info about Snape is ABIT much. But everything else should have been told.
They didn't tell him because Voldemort might have realized the connection between him and Harry and tried to possess him or get the info from him. Dumbledore even admits he was wrong in doing so.
08:09 he is wearing a watch in a movie intended to be in the old age?😂
Hey Mojo, you show some god damn respect...Bruce Campbell can never *EVER* make a dumb decision!
Is it just me or did Watchmojo didn't uploaded new videos today??
I took back my blame towards Isildur for not destroying the One Ring ever since Middle-Earth: Shadow of War, where he ends up as a Nazgul, a puppet for both Sauron and Celebrimbor to corrupt, to enslave, and to torture.
I don't feel that the cursed gold should count as a dumb decision but as a bad one, they saw no proof of curses before hand
I thought Pintel said that Bootstrap Bill warned them of the curse before they took it. Because they refused to listen, Bill took the medallion to punish them.
It's not just calling while driving that doomed Doctor Strange but racing on a wet road in the rain and tailgating everyone and everything!
You should do another top 10 list of stupid decisions in sci-fi movies and devote it entirely to Alien:Covenant
I'm looking forward to #2 of this video. BTW, "Hollywood" ought to take note of #10: in almost all movie and TV scenes of two people in a motor vehicle, the driver keeps LOOKING at the passenger while he/she talks! It ain't just cell phones that distract drivers, is it? (It's quite possible to converse while driving without actually looking at others in the vehicle; I've been doing it for more than 60 years.)
"Stardust" (2007)....in order to escape the clutches of the murderous witch Lamia, the hero Tristan lights a Babylon candle, which has the power to transport you to any place you think of, and tells his companion Yvaine (a fallen star in human female form) to "think of home"....unfortunately, he thinks of his village in England, while she thinks of being back among the stars. As a result, they end up in a point halfway between the two, among the clouds during a thunderstorm. She even yells at him for not thinking the action through.
To be fair, if the ministry had actually believed Harry at the end of Goblet of Fire, we would've lost three whole books of awesomeness.
As for LOTR, these two ''decisions'' are influenced by the One ring, so that is not really fair. I would argue that the worst decision is when the fellowship choose the path of Moria. Gandalf knew deep down that something terrible had happened there, but his inability to convince the fellowship to choose any other path led directly to his death.
Did they have another choice than Moria?
*Asking Beetleguese for help; Beetlejuice
*Reading From the Book of the Dead; The Mummy
Fun fact about Sleeping Beauty, Disney couldn't decide whether Auroras dress should be pink or blue lol .
Never feed a Mogwai after midnight is such a dumb, illogical rule that it was lampshaded in the Gremlins sequel. 😂
You want to talk about a bad choice in Sleeping Beauty, why didn't the faries keep Aurora hidden until she was 17, a year after the cure was supposed to happen?
I once saw an animated movie about Dr.Strange's origin. He crashed his car after being stricken with grief after being unable to save his younger who had a terminal illness. When I went to see the movie I was looking for that to happen and was pissed off as fuck to find out that Strange was the magic version of iron man
Bonus points if you can guess which movie the words Ash Williams had to say to make the spell work and completely blew it came from.
Oddly enough most pieces of gold do not come with a little sign saying " ps may be cursed"
Furthermore there were many rings of power so it could have being any of them
* me sees Harry Potter *
The moment I knew this video would be awesome
"And the Ring continue corrupting anyone who got hold of it"
Yeah good luck try to corrupt Tom Bombadil
I had a feeling HP was somewhere in this, and I was happy with what you chose and where you placed it on the list. The Ministry WAS dumb for not believing him, and we've been screaming that for years lol
What about...Not reading “magic books” or making wishes aloud when you don’t understand the language or what you’re reading or saying and you have no concept or belief in the potential consequences!
Can you do a Top 10 Dumbest Decisions in Video Games. An example would include "Celica Trusting Jedah" in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.
Draco be looking like a high-fantasy Joe Walsh
Most of these stories wouldn't have even happened were it not for these mistakes. As for the Ring, part of its power lies in its ability to influence the bearers mind, twisting it towards duplicity and evil. This starts to work from the moment someone even lays eyes on the Ring, so that a normally honest hobbit would become uncharacteristically deceitful or a brave and honourable human would turn greedy and power-hungry. In fact, the Orc that shot Isildur in the back was inadvertently doing his enemies a great favour, because had Isildur lived he would have become a savage tyrant...such is the nature of evil!
Some people will say don't feed the gremlin after midnight? Don't they mean Mogwai? It's feeding the creature after midnight that makes them gremlins, can doing it again actually do something?
I think Harry snapping the Elder Wand in half is the stupidest.
biggest misstake in lord of the rings is Saurons decision to tickle Isildur instead of killing him
in the book, the One Ring is nothing more than a curiosity. It isn't until Fellowship that it is revealed. There isn't even all the foreshadowing that Peter Jackson put in the movie.
forgetting is a decision
watchmojew never gets old
Do Top 10 sexiest scene in Fantasy movie.
*Unzips pants*
That man was Seth Rollins
Or top 10 pornstars in pornfilms
LOTR: not using the eagles to deliver Frodo and Sam to the somewhat unguarded volcano pit.
So, basically, Watch Mojo presents "Hey, here's the basic plot to all of these fantasy movies."?
For Pirates the real mistake was them throwing Bootstrap Bill into the ocean as they could've quickly lifted the curse without having to find Bill's child.
CaptainCaleb100 Ah, but that's where Davy Jones comes in.
What also didn't help Dr. Strange's case was that he was also speeding.
Narnia 1 to ignore lucy
Narnia 3 edmund does no think to nothing
Narnia 1: betraying your siblings for candy.
All you need to do is follow the damn train,CJ
Your comment just gave me an idea for two lists:
Top 10 Dumbest Decisions In Grand Theft Auto
Top 10 Smartest Decisions In Grand Theft Auto
That ring must be pretty powerful to be on this list twice.
Ash forgetting the spell was more because he was an idiot than him choosing to forget.
Pirate of Caribbean's dumbest decisions is to put "trust" in pirates.
Some of these aren't even stupid, they're motivated by basic humans temptations. Like PotC and Middle Earth were caused by greed and lust
Even EXPERT drivers? I think you mean even NOVICE drivers know to keep their eyes on the road
tbh i'd love to be an immortal skeleton person like in 'Pirates of the Caribbean'.
#1 should be leaving Harry with the Drusleys.
It's never explained in the movie, but in the books it's made clear that the protective magic from his mother extends to his aunt. That's why he has to live with his aunt when he's growing up. Pretty weak explanation imo, but it's better than offering no explanation at all in the films.
Just one video today from Watchmojo !!
Original ending of Army of Darkness, Ash's takes extra dose of potion and goes to a ruined future.
I like the honorable mention of OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL and I love PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN, GREMLINS, JUMANJI, and HARRY POTTER!
Did anyone notice that both words that were remembered in the spell from Army of darkness are also characters from Star Wars Return of the Jedi?
"It's difficult to accept reality."
Ring any bells Europe?
A WORD OF CAUTION TO EVERYONE WHO DRIVES = DON'T DRIVE WHILE YOUR ON THE PHONE OR ELSE, YOU'LL BECOME A SORCERER!!!
If they destroyed in first place if Bilbo told them,they wouldn't easily defeat Smoug.
I don’t think you can say that doctor strange being on the phone is a bad thing because if it never happened he wouldn’t have gotten his powers
Taking the Aztec gold would only have been dumb if they had known about the curse prior. Doesn't Barbosa say they didn't know until after the fact?
there's one thing that's always bothered me about Hellboy 2 why didn't they just destroy the last piece of the crown when they found it
and why wasn't the Mummy on here
another dishonourable mention would be framing harry for the stone statues in harry potter and the chamber of secrets
Ted 2 The first Ted film came out of nowhere. It was raunchy, it was surprising, and it was hilarious.
Fun fact "Klaatu barada nikto" is a phrase that originated in the 1951 science fiction film The Day the Earth Stood Still.
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“Klaatu barada nikto” is from the film *The Day the Earth Stood Still*
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I'm still confused how he tried to cheat at jumanji, did he have the die face up the roll he needed and drop them straight down? And if he did how did they not land on the roll he needed?
Do Top 10 The Loud House Episodes.
Isildur not destroying the ring wasn't really a choice that he made it was the ring so technically it was a good decision
"Dumbiest decisions"? Without them we would never have a plot. The whole movie goes around these decisions!
Frodo!!! Use the Eagles!!!
NET Alliance - Star Wars Fun sauron eye would stop them
MP Channel Finally a man who understands Reasoning
"Fly" you fools!
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I don't believe the Nine had arrived back in Mordor by the time of the Council. And let's not forget about the thousands of orcs still in Mordor.
The Eagles are proud creatures and will not carry anyone every time it's bidden of them.
What about the scientists from Prometheus touching everything and acting like kids visiting a museum when they were inside the derelict alien ship?