@@jessel8833 LOTR is a perfect trilogy. Even if a viewer didn’t dive all in on understanding details, they can see Good vs Evil quite easily. Yes it is adapted off the books but still it has such pace and engaging dialogue. Movies like Star Wars or Dark Knight have clumsy dialogue and weak points in their trilogies.
The little detail of Legolas walking on top of the snow, due to the elves being light on their feet is such a nice touch. Peter jackson did a great job of getting these little details shown
Never noticed this! Thank you! Whats crazy is as a movie guy who appreciates the work Jackson did on this, I consider it to be the greatest trilogy ever. For LOTR fans from the books, this crowd also seems to appreciate all of Jackson’s work too!
@@thomasmoore3673 looks like a kraken. I feel like every possible evil entity is under Sarumon’s command to attack Frodo. So that’s probably why the Kraken (I’m sticking with that) goes after him initially. I love that sound the beast makes when he gets hit by Legolas.
Pippin: asks a reasonable question Gandalf: acts like a crotchety old man yelling at a mixture of Bilbo while trying to give up the ring & having to explain something to Tom Bombadil for the millionth time in the span of 5 minutes
Jackson focuses a lot of his shots on the character’s eyes to capture the emotions each is feeling and struggling with internally. Such a helpful way to understand his characters.
Crazy detail I just noticed; when they were in the mountains of caradhras, Legolas was the only one that can hear what saruman casting the spells. I don't know if Gandalf can hear it but its just crazy that legolas has enhanced hearing as well along
He has enhanced hearing and sight, as well as having practically no weight. Notice how he walks on top of soft snow leaving no markings at all, while the others have to tread through it
1. Nice catch Boromir 2. Gotta love how Boromir calls for Legolas to provide cover fire while he & Aragorn make their way out of the water instead of Aragorn
In the books Gimli (or his dad Gloin, I forget but both are in Rivendell), does say how the dwarves are worried about Moria and how nobody has heard anything from them for a long time
Yes, Khazad-Dum fell 1400 years before the events of the movie, after the Balrog had been awakened. That was common knowledge. But some decades before the Fellowship, a expedition of Dwarves went to Moria to retake their kingdom, and was partially successful. The thing is, they were overthrow by the orcs but no one knew, because it happened very recently, so Gimli was not aware of it(no one actually).
I love gandalf here to frodo "heads up but like.. any of us at any time could snatch that ring the f off you and you couldnt do not a damn thing about it so like dont even trust me mkay? 😂😂
@@DmDrae there are a bunch of scenes and lines of dialogue in the extended that feel forced in, like when Sam reassures Frodo that they will get "there and back again", that's the same level of writing as "it's Morbin' time" but without a pinch of irony
If I recall correctly Gandalf wasn't against going through Moria in the book. He wasn't thrilled, but not "I'd rather fall off the mountain than go into that beer hall from hell". The sense of dread though when the doors open... goosebumps to this day. No one knew what had happened to the dwarves from Balin's expedition and there was no way to check. In the end the dwarves all died horrible deaths in darkness. The western gate was blocked by the Watcher in the Water and the eastern gate was overrun by orcs, meaning the dwarves were trapped in Moria with an army of orcs and a Balrog, forced to make a hopeless last stand.
Perhaps Boromir is being selfish trying to leave the mountains for a route closer to Gondor, though he seems genuinely concerned for the welfare of the hobbits.
Boromir was genuinely a good person. However, he was the most vulnerable to the ring's influence, being human and having certain traits the ring could take advantage of (loyalty to his people and the worry that his country will fall to the armies of Mordor). Even then, he was able to fight its influence for a long while, such as when he was able to resist the ring's first attempt to corrupt him and give it back to Frodo on the mountain. He created a genuine connection with the Hobbits, which is why he defended them later on and scarified himself trying to save their lives.
For real. They talk about the elves fading away but it seems the dwarfs are sleepwalking into extinction in a worse way like theyre forgetting what they were and are becoming mindless miners
The door was built before Sauron fell the first time. It was used, mostly by elves or those going to see elves, during the brief period of friendship between the dwarves and elves that existed during the first great alliance against Sauron. Elves had indeed not visited Moria in a very long time, and the door may have been unused for more than a thousand years.
Yes, they are equivallents of an angel and a fallen angel (demon). But powers in Tolkien's lore dont work like Dragon Ball Z. Balrogs were the most feared servants of The Dark since Morgoth's age and responsible for a lot of terror and death. A bunch of mighty warriors and heroes were slained by them. Almost every epic duel between a epic hero and a balrog ends up with both dead. Same thing happens here with Gabdalf. Both of them die. And Gandalf fears him becouse he knows what they are capable of. Yeah. He could live and even defeat him at a great cost: but what if he leaves the mountain and starts to roam on Middle Earth again? Worst: what if he joins Sauron? What if he kills a lot of members of the fellowship before Gabdalf is finally able to take him down? Etc etc. Gandalf also fears The Witch King (a human turned wraith, so, much "inferior than him") for the vast amont of depravity and dark knowledge that he gained. Not becouse he could kamehameha his ass.
@@shtarkloffI was thinking the same thing. But I think his name is written in Arabic. Maybe the country he's from banned the movie? And/or banned adverts of the movie? Iunno. Just a guess.
Another touch noting the below smart fellow Julian at exact 10 minute mark to this video not the first time Tolkien used riddles in his story. Bilbo had his long ago. Frodo had a thought "it's a riddle" and yes. A simple one too simple for the wise. Just a literal phrase on the arch of the stone doors "speak friend and enter" and then "what's the Dwarvish word for friend?" "Melon" and doors open. Simple. Trivia I was about 10 years old in a ghastly horrid orphanage of beatings and tortures of little kids and other things I won't say here when I was given small paperback book"The Hobbit" by someone and likely the first ever adult-style book of my young life and The Sword of Shannara came soon after as I hit my teen years and learned how to VERY violently fight back against sexual perversion. Not saying here TLOTR and The Hobbit helped me fight but maybe it did. Maybe reading The Trilogy taught me as a kid I can fight and then later Shannara taught me I could fight battles and wars and win. My rant of old age ends here. I get WAY too emotional if I were to continue.
The Balrog would be seduced by it and fall into Saurons trap, toe to toe Balrog would probably destroy Sauron but Sauron and his cunning, ruthless twisting of fates would prevail against the Balrog. The Ring is an extension of Saurons will
@@calebh7902 nerd of the rings did suggest that Balrog would obliderate Sauron and then continue his master's (Morgoth's) work of destroying Middle-Earth
@@mnoorkhanSauron was both the strongest and wisest of Morgoth’s servants. The Balrogs were beneath his station as Morgoth’s Second; that’s been my understanding for 20+ years now. I view it accordingly: Balrogs were Maiar who were more useful in this enhanced form, whereas Sauron was useful as he was.
@@DmDrae You are correct here. Technically both Balrog and Sauron are at the same level but Sauron was more useful and wiser and all that. Sort of like a brain behind the things and a planner and Balrog was just the action, as per my understanding.
![Lord of the Rings - Gandalf vs Balrog [Entire Battle HD 1080p]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Y2fwe0rnHak/mqdefault.jpg)
God, we were treated so darn well with the casting of all the actors in this film. Every single actor & part of the movie was done so well!
Very true, especially in contrast to the current Rings of Power series
@@jessel8833 LOTR is a perfect trilogy. Even if a viewer didn’t dive all in on understanding details, they can see Good vs Evil quite easily. Yes it is adapted off the books but still it has such pace and engaging dialogue. Movies like Star Wars or Dark Knight have clumsy dialogue and weak points in their trilogies.
I dont like all the slowmo face
The little detail of Legolas walking on top of the snow, due to the elves being light on their feet is such a nice touch. Peter jackson did a great job of getting these little details shown
I never, after watching these films 30+ times, noticed that. Thankyou sir, just another notch on the hat for PJ.
Never noticed this! Thank you! Whats crazy is as a movie guy who appreciates the work Jackson did on this, I consider it to be the greatest trilogy ever. For LOTR fans from the books, this crowd also seems to appreciate all of Jackson’s work too!
If you look very close the kraken has fingers
The fell octopus beast of the waters did make a nice intro by grabbing the Ring Bearer first. A damn fine scene. "Do not disturb the waters" indeed.
@@thomasmoore3673 looks like a kraken. I feel like every possible evil entity is under Sarumon’s command to attack Frodo. So that’s probably why the Kraken (I’m sticking with that) goes after him initially. I love that sound the beast makes when he gets hit by Legolas.
Dude this has gotta be one of the best movies of all time
6:07 even before that skeleton incident Gandalf was already fed up with pippin’s sh*t
😂
Pippin: asks a reasonable question
Gandalf: acts like a crotchety old man yelling at a mixture of Bilbo while trying to give up the ring & having to explain something to Tom Bombadil for the millionth time in the span of 5 minutes
FOOL OF A TOUK! THROW YOURSELF IN NEXTIME WITH YOUR RIDDLES AND YOUR STUPIDITY!
"that skeleton incident" 😂😂😂 I love it 🤣🤣
5:25 I can’t remember all my old passwords either, Gandalf.
Ian McKellen really outdid himself with that mighty voice.
"Sir" Ian McKellen
STILL HAVE GOOSEBUMPS WHEN GANDALF AND SARUMAN CHANTS ABOVE THE MOUNTAINS.
I like how Saruman taunts Gandalf after Gimli suggests going through Moria. Such a great way to build suspense over what lurks deep in the mines.
Jackson focuses a lot of his shots on the character’s eyes to capture the emotions each is feeling and struggling with internally. Such a helpful way to understand his characters.
Almost an inheritance from Shakespeare.
2 decades later and a new upload of cliip from this movie is still getting this number of views.
Crazy detail I just noticed; when they were in the mountains of caradhras, Legolas was the only one that can hear what saruman casting the spells. I don't know if Gandalf can hear it but its just crazy that legolas has enhanced hearing as well along
He has enhanced hearing and sight, as well as having practically no weight. Notice how he walks on top of soft snow leaving no markings at all, while the others have to tread through it
Crazy that Legolas isn’t even top 10 elves in the 3rd age
Big ears! 👂
Its weird cause food is heavier than snow
@@OyeaAlliyea i dont think gandalf did hear it! Atleast from what we saw? Can anyone here confirm if tolkien wrote that gandalf heard it?
Can we give Bill some recognition for suviving the mountain?
Aw the last time you see Gandalf wearing his hat is just before the enter Moria.
where did he lose his hat
@@secretvanush oh wait no I was wrong. The last time you see him wear his hat is when they enter Balin’s tomb.
@@Spacemonkeymojo yeah, he throws it to the ground right before the fight starts.
1. Nice catch Boromir
2. Gotta love how Boromir calls for Legolas to provide cover fire while he & Aragorn make their way out of the water instead of Aragorn
was gimili expecting moria to be thriving? was it not common knowledge that it had been ransaked by that time?
The Dwarves have literally their head in the ground
In the books Gimli (or his dad Gloin, I forget but both are in Rivendell), does say how the dwarves are worried about Moria and how nobody has heard anything from them for a long time
I find it funny the wazard is the one trying to open the door but gimi thinks he has family there and can't do anything
Balin had an expedition to retake it. No Dwarves from the Lonely Mountain, Blue and Iron Mountains heard from them for months
Yes, Khazad-Dum fell 1400 years before the events of the movie, after the Balrog had been awakened. That was common knowledge. But some decades before the Fellowship, a expedition of Dwarves went to Moria to retake their kingdom, and was partially successful.
The thing is, they were overthrow by the orcs but no one knew, because it happened very recently, so Gimli was not aware of it(no one actually).
The Watcher has fingers😮
Just like the books
8:24, that little shot was badass. Draw swords and arrows so we can draw blood. 😤
"Do not disturb the waters" is a favorite phrase of mine to this scene... speaks of grave consequences and those soon discovered.
I love gandalf here to frodo "heads up but like.. any of us at any time could snatch that ring the f off you and you couldnt do not a damn thing about it so like dont even trust me mkay? 😂😂
Talk about "a rock and a hard place"! She-yit
Did Frodo’s distrust of Boromir lead him to pick Moria?
He probably trusted Aragorn more after he said “the pass of rohan passes too close to Isengard”.
Merry and Pippin and their stupidity again...
Absolute liabilities
what did Merry do?
@@blueshit199 he build a fire in weathertop when he was told not to...
@@MIGBMWLOVER I always thought that was team effort. Pippin is the ever-hungry one and Sam is the cook
Is this the extended version? I don't recall Gandalfs remark to Frodo about being "untested" against some dark powers.
yes it is, I also don't remember anyone saying "it will be the death of the hobbits" at Caradhras
Yeah, the extended editions are a fucking treasure. The downside is whenever you see the regular screenings anywhere else the movies feel hollow.
@@DmDrae there are a bunch of scenes and lines of dialogue in the extended that feel forced in, like when Sam reassures Frodo that they will get "there and back again", that's the same level of writing as "it's Morbin' time" but without a pinch of irony
Sauron - make a show about me and make me look like a good guy so people like me.
Jeff Bezos - yes my master
What show did you watch 😂
How does he look good in it ? He kills , manipulates and poisons people's minds
Had no care for life
@@9secondsagoRings of Power, Sauron is the only character worth a damn
idk about you but I always liked Sauron, lol
If I recall correctly Gandalf wasn't against going through Moria in the book. He wasn't thrilled, but not "I'd rather fall off the mountain than go into that beer hall from hell".
The sense of dread though when the doors open... goosebumps to this day. No one knew what had happened to the dwarves from Balin's expedition and there was no way to check. In the end the dwarves all died horrible deaths in darkness. The western gate was blocked by the Watcher in the Water and the eastern gate was overrun by orcs, meaning the dwarves were trapped in Moria with an army of orcs and a Balrog, forced to make a hopeless last stand.
Perhaps Boromir is being selfish trying to leave the mountains for a route closer to Gondor, though he seems genuinely concerned for the welfare of the hobbits.
Boromir was genuinely a good person. However, he was the most vulnerable to the ring's influence, being human and having certain traits the ring could take advantage of (loyalty to his people and the worry that his country will fall to the armies of Mordor). Even then, he was able to fight its influence for a long while, such as when he was able to resist the ring's first attempt to corrupt him and give it back to Frodo on the mountain. He created a genuine connection with the Hobbits, which is why he defended them later on and scarified himself trying to save their lives.
mixture of both
And there was plenty of danger in Moria, they nearly died multiple times and Gandalf actually died.
They don't make movies like this anymore
And they never will again, as much as we wish they would.
How tf did Gimli not know the password??
It's been like 1000 years since anyone would have used that door
@@randomname9723Not that long. I imagine Balin's company knew the password when he tried to retake Moria.
For real. They talk about the elves fading away but it seems the dwarfs are sleepwalking into extinction in a worse way like theyre forgetting what they were and are becoming mindless miners
Also, the password was in Elven, not Dwarven
The door was built before Sauron fell the first time. It was used, mostly by elves or those going to see elves, during the brief period of friendship between the dwarves and elves that existed during the first great alliance against Sauron. Elves had indeed not visited Moria in a very long time, and the door may have been unused for more than a thousand years.
Why is every single clip on TH-cam from the extended editions
Ok fine, I'll rewatch the LOTR trilogy for the 100000th time.
Tolkien knew about weather warfare
They stopped making movies like this. Sad
This clip is much more entertaining than Amazon's shot ring of powers two season
Even staring at my wall is more entertaining than “rings of power”
Can you people go 10 seconds without hating on ROP
@@elderkimeyou people? Wow... Nerd hate Is real y'all
@@elderkimei agree i iam on episode 2 and so far so good
Season 1 was better but 2 is still def worth watching
Hi to the halls of laa dee da
To this day I don’t understand why it targeted Frodo
What about full movie
Man, Elf and Dwarf don't know the password?
9:52 my favorite line in all of LOTR, Hobbitt, Rings of Power etc...
Damn Tolkien was a genius
Gandalf, being a Maiar, couldn’t solve a simple door riddle?
neither could any of the others. only frodo figured it out.
He does solve it in the books
Too much smoking with Hobbits 😅
Sometimes the highly wise/intelligent may be prone to overthink a situation, rather than seek the simple solution
Yummy mellon
How did saruman get on top of that tower? I remember gandalf being up there to but doesnt seem to be an entry point
Secret hatch.
I told you don't tell anyone!
Wizardry
There is a trap-door. In the books it's said that Saurman often goes on top of the tower to watch the stars.
F Rings of power
Where were the horse on the mountain
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Why would Gandalf fear a Balrog? Isn't Gandolf better?
Yes, they are equivallents of an angel and a fallen angel (demon). But powers in Tolkien's lore dont work like Dragon Ball Z.
Balrogs were the most feared servants of The Dark since Morgoth's age and responsible for a lot of terror and death. A bunch of mighty warriors and heroes were slained by them. Almost every epic duel between a epic hero and a balrog ends up with both dead. Same thing happens here with Gabdalf. Both of them die.
And Gandalf fears him becouse he knows what they are capable of. Yeah. He could live and even defeat him at a great cost: but what if he leaves the mountain and starts to roam on Middle Earth again? Worst: what if he joins Sauron? What if he kills a lot of members of the fellowship before Gabdalf is finally able to take him down? Etc etc.
Gandalf also fears The Witch King (a human turned wraith, so, much "inferior than him") for the vast amont of depravity and dark knowledge that he gained. Not becouse he could kamehameha his ass.
In the bakshi version they let bill be the sacrificial lamb and dies good thing that cute pony left without a scratch
Name the film please?
@@shtarkloffI was thinking the same thing. But I think his name is written in Arabic. Maybe the country he's from banned the movie? And/or banned adverts of the movie? Iunno. Just a guess.
@@احمداسامه-ث1ح The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring
@@احمداسامه-ث1ح The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
@@احمداسامه-ث1ح The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
@@احمداسامه-ث1ح excuse me ?
lore-folks, what is that water creature?
It's just called The Watcher in the Water
What happened to Bill? I hope orcess didn't get him
No he managed to make it safely back to Bree
How is this 2001 and the VFX is top notch?
Saruman's evil plan
السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته لو سمحت انا من مصر وعايز اتشهر ممكن تساعدني ❤❤❤
MashaAllah
Mashalla let allah smite this evil wizard Saruman ❤
@@MohammedOmmarabecome a Farao bro. You are destined for great things!
Is the Watcher a nameless thing?
yeah, the watcher is one of the nameless thing
Yea
it clearly has a name
SHE LOST AHAHAHHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another touch noting the below smart fellow Julian at exact 10 minute mark to this video not the first time Tolkien used riddles in his story. Bilbo had his long ago. Frodo had a thought "it's a riddle" and yes. A simple one too simple for the wise. Just a literal phrase on the arch of the stone doors "speak friend and enter" and then "what's the Dwarvish word for friend?" "Melon" and doors open. Simple. Trivia I was about 10 years old in a ghastly horrid orphanage of beatings and tortures of little kids and other things I won't say here when I was given small paperback book"The Hobbit" by someone and likely the first ever adult-style book of my young life and The Sword of Shannara came soon after as I hit my teen years and learned how to VERY violently fight back against sexual perversion. Not saying here TLOTR and The Hobbit helped me fight but maybe it did. Maybe reading The Trilogy taught me as a kid I can fight and then later Shannara taught me I could fight battles and wars and win. My rant of old age ends here. I get WAY too emotional if I were to continue.
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Nerd of the Rings: What if the Balrog got the Ring? Interesting thought.
Balrog was a Maiar, same as Sauron but Sauron is more genius. However, the power of 1 ring can only be harnessed by Sauron.
The Balrog would be seduced by it and fall into Saurons trap, toe to toe Balrog would probably destroy Sauron but Sauron and his cunning, ruthless twisting of fates would prevail against the Balrog. The Ring is an extension of Saurons will
@@calebh7902 nerd of the rings did suggest that Balrog would obliderate Sauron and then continue his master's (Morgoth's) work of destroying Middle-Earth
@@mnoorkhanSauron was both the strongest and wisest of Morgoth’s servants. The Balrogs were beneath his station as Morgoth’s Second; that’s been my understanding for 20+ years now. I view it accordingly: Balrogs were Maiar who were more useful in this enhanced form, whereas Sauron was useful as he was.
@@DmDrae You are correct here. Technically both Balrog and Sauron are at the same level but Sauron was more useful and wiser and all that. Sort of like a brain behind the things and a planner and Balrog was just the action, as per my understanding.
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