Saruman didnt create Uruk-hai he just bred his own type of them.. They existed far before events in Two Towers, and also lots of bad questions.. Faramir lives, Witch king etc..
I do think the Uruk-Hai were created by Saruman, (Orc-Human hybrids) the first Uruk were the Black-Uruk, but this is a different sub-species from Uruk-Hai..
7:18 you can hear Gandalf and Radagast talking about the The Witch King of Angmar, also calling him a Necromancer... he was also one of the 9 (Nazgûl) and Yes before that he was a human.. that question was foolish and mis-guiding.
The Witch King was NOT the Necromancer. Although Gandalf might have thought the Necromancer was a Nazgûl at first. He later found out it was actually Sauron himself.
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Faramir and Bilbo both survive, and also the Witch King was one of the 9 who indeed was human but then became Nazgul.
Witch king was a human turned nazgul necromancer
@@MyCutter so a Nazgul and chief of the Nine, this isn't hard to understand
@@gammakap what isnt hard to understand? My comment was saying that three of the answers were correct for question 10.
Also saruman didn't create the uruk hai first. Sauron did.
That one was a little vague to answer really
A lot of wrong information here
Guessing Bilbo celebrated all his birthdays.
A few trick questions. But faramir doesnt die. Both faramir and bilbo survive the war but bilbo departs middle earth
I missed three questions but some were BS. Witch king was both man and nazgul and both faramir and Bilbo survived
Saruman didnt create Uruk-hai he just bred his own type of them.. They existed far before events in Two Towers, and also lots of bad questions.. Faramir lives, Witch king etc..
I do think the Uruk-Hai were created by Saruman, (Orc-Human hybrids) the first Uruk were the Black-Uruk, but this is a different sub-species from Uruk-Hai..
This ranges wildly from easy to difficult questions
The Witch King of Angmar was the leader of the Nazgul.
Was a Man. Became a Nazgul. Neither living nor dead.
Faramir and Bilbo were both alive after the War of the Ring, but neither were present for it.
Also, the Witch-King was human, but was also a Nazgûl.
Faramir survives
Damn #6... 14 out of 15
I am sad this is my favorite series of all time and I got a 10 out of 15
cuz some answers weren't correct, it's a crappy quiz
And the question about the extended version could you not know if you only watched the extension
@@collinheine9727 but u should know if u read the books
It's called "MOVIE" quiz, I didn't read the books. I'm only a 13 year old child, but I'm going to read the books soon
Got all correct
well, some of the "correct" answers were not correct. So... Did you?
I know
All but number 6
The Witch King is a Nazgul, not a human
He *was* both a human and a nazgul, as they are not mutually exclusive.
I'm the 53th subscriber LOL
wasnt the witch king a human And a nazgul
Only got one wrong yesss
Why do people make movie or film quizzes just causes upset. Make the questions work for both the film or book or be specific.
I got q6 wrong, did not understand it.
That Witch King was a bullshit question
As was the Faramir question
7:18 you can hear Gandalf and Radagast talking about the The Witch King of Angmar, also calling him a Necromancer... he was also one of the 9 (Nazgûl) and Yes before that he was a human.. that question was foolish and mis-guiding.
The Witch King was NOT the Necromancer. Although Gandalf might have thought the Necromancer was a Nazgûl at first. He later found out it was actually Sauron himself.
@@K10Eddy Question says *a* necromancer not the necromancer.