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Ikr. Those unintelligible noises he made with the hood on were so much more menacing. My guess is that they didn't want to make it too frightening for children.
This was a masterpiece of taking a good entry and tanking it within minutes. Badass Gandalf speech. Kinda lame but not *terrible* orcs. Badass Witch King entry. ... then he opens his mouth
@@SiriusMined You “love it” because of nostalgic denial. You’ve probably watched this in the 80s and loved this movie and have let the nostalgia consume you now that you are mature and old.
@@ulfberht4431 he just said he loved it and nothing more. It’s got its charm and has things to enjoy, just like the live action films do. As Gandalf put it: “There’s no need to get angry.”
3:00 I just love the voice. its like a mix between selector and cobra commander and some electronic feed back "mahahahhah' what a creepy mechanical laugh
Goburn I have a feeling the witch king is voice by the same actor who did Jackelman from Thundercats. Which is kinda ironic, since both return of the king and Thundercats are done by the same studio, Rankin Bass.
@@peterang78 Fitting Is more appropriate and you’re right it’s because they are made by the same studio who brought you the last unicorn the hobbit and the flight of dragons
“Legend has it that in the mystic land of Middle-Earth, there was once a king so cruel and so evil that even the gods feared him.” “Nyeaah, and don’t you forget it you furry fool.”
The witch-king's voice is off I will admit, but this is a cartoon meant for kids, so it can't be *actually* scary. But the look is perfect, weird, scary, intimidating and exactly as depicted in the book. The Jackson movie version has an interesting idea, but I would have preferred the emptiness between the hood and the crown, the glowing eyes, the literal malice that his presence spreads. Some people have said that glowing eyes would look goofy, which is fair. But nothing could look goofier than the literal Sauron "eye" that they made, sitting between those two bed posts at the top of his tower. In the book no such thing is described, and Gollum, having seen his body, tells us that Sauron has four fingers on one hand, i.e. he has the rest of the body too. Also his eye form is taken from the symbolic language of his will manifesting at different places, and his powers of seeing, which we know for a fact come from the palantir of Minas Ithil that he stole. So the "eye of Sauron" is only symbolic in the book, not literal, and looks goofy as fuck.
I do like this more though I see from a more practical standpoint why they went with the darkness instead a helmet appearance. The eye I though did good at giving Sauron a more eldritch feel, though I really liked how the Hobbit did it with the ‘eye’ forming around Sauron and his actual form/body being the ‘pupil.’
@@nevermore7285 I loved the Hobbit adaptation of Sauron as well. It was a really clever visual trick and a twist on the appearance of Sauron in the Jackson movies. I just think that a literal eye on top of the tower of Barad Dûr was a bit silly-looking. And I totally understand that some aspects of the book do not translate well. I do think that the witch-king's look is iconic with the empty crown helmet thing. I am simply saying that I prefer the way that they were in the book and I am saying that they could have been adapted as is. Not have literal glowing eyes as that might look strange, but have them glow just a little bit when
The Fellowship of the Ring described the ringwraiths as having high, raspy voices. I think they just went with it without considering how awkward it would sound in this context
@@nickmarzullo4356 Sounds less high and raspy and more high and robotic. I would have expected more a high pitched shrieking or howling wind type voice than this.
How peter jackson profited from this animated masterpiece. He just had to write and produce the story along these lines the screenplay and movie beats were already made. In movies they have little cartoons and sketches to plan each scene. In this a lot of that job is done already, the continuity and scenes are prepared. He did well everyone has done well. My favorite is the silmarillion BTW to all you lovers of valinor and melkor, manwe and glarong I bid you mego vallen mellon
Okay, i have been hearing how the Witch King looked and sounded stupid in this version, so far I have no idea what they are tal- *Witch King pulls down hood and talks* - - Oh
Even the appearance is fine. The shapeless really fits a wraith well, though I imagined more darkness than fire. The voice ruins any ‘menace’ or badassness to it though
1. I thought it was kinda funny that some of the Orc drummers looked so dam happy when they were drumming like they didn't have a care in the world and were just enjoying what they were doing 2.I always hate when someone says they hate this movie for dumb reasons like the art style or the sound .....the art style and sound effects they used back than in my opinion made alot of stuff you say in the live action that didn't look so scary this movie made it LOOK scary like Grond thing looked like a cross between a wolf and a wolverine and the fact that it was drooling what looked like lava or molten lead made it more terrifying than the Live action version that just looked like it could breath fire
Gonna keep it real chief… even if the PJ version isn’t as accurate as this one, i’m going to have to stick with this one because I can’t take discount Skeletor here.
I'll even argue that, in terms of accuracy, PJ also did a better job. Sure, he did not take as much dialogue from the book, but the Rankinbass version straight up twists some stuff. Like: They did not dispatch Merry to call the Rohirrim, the Timeline is completely off: Frodo puts on the Ring and spends days in Mount Doom without Sauron noticing. Gimli and Legolas are COMPLETELY ABSENT! Faramir gets no lines and a five second scene, all Nazgul except Skeletor over here are, well... Skeletons. Gollum is an Amphibian, not a Hobbit. Aragorns decision to lead the host of the west as a distraction, a chance for Frodo is compeletely removed, because "IF THE CHOICE BE MINE, WE MARCH!" or something... The Ring has a decorative pattern (what poem in black speech?).
There's a certain bleakness this has which the movie's lack to me, you don't get that sense of "it's over", or a feeling of hopelessness in the PJ movies.
Im sorry but why the frick is the animation so dark and creepy 😭i was just watching the LotR movies today and this seems so freaking creepy compared to it. Dang this makes the books seem dark and grim too
You honestly think THIS is more “accurate”? They leave a ton of shit out in this book. Where’s Gimli and Legolas? The Haradrim? Being more accurate doesn’t make it better! You just need to get your head out of your hairy ass and smell the coffee!
I love how the Witch King and Gandalf’s dialogue are polar opposite deliveries of the same content. “Go back to the abyss prepared for you. To the nothingness that waits you and your master Sauron” “This is my hour, don’t you know death when you see it? Die now, and curse in vain.” Both characters are essentially banishing each other’s cause on Maiar-istic terms. Too cool.
@@johncrafton8319 I didn’t say he was. However I was simply saying there is a symbolic likeness to the power and roles of the Nazgûl and Wizards of middle earth. Both magical beings and vessels of darkness or light meant to fight the other side…. Don’t put me on Tolkien trial 😂
The Witch King's appearance here is closer to his book description (flaming eyes/no head/crown), and IMHO actually better than the Peter Jackson version. The voice, however, he reminds me of Starscream/Cobra Commander.
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He actually looked threatning until he took the hood of and started trying to destroy He-Man
XD
Ikr. Those unintelligible noises he made with the hood on were so much more menacing. My guess is that they didn't want to make it too frightening for children.
He looked threatening until he started talking. He sounded like mix between Starscream and Skelator.
@@GorrilaJohnson Tirek from my little pony was more threatening than him
@@GorrilaJohnson yea when I was small I got scared of that and grond idk if grond was alive or not
I'm surprised Gandalf didn't start cracking up when he heard that voice.
This was a masterpiece of taking a good entry and tanking it within minutes.
Badass Gandalf speech. Kinda lame but not *terrible* orcs. Badass Witch King entry.
... then he opens his mouth
Nah it's fine. I love it.
Orcs and uruks mordor and olg-chai trolls??????
@@SiriusMined
You “love it” because of nostalgic denial. You’ve probably watched this in the 80s and loved this movie and have let the nostalgia consume you now that you are mature and old.
@@ulfberht4431I didn't know Dr. Freud was here
Actually, I just love it because it's good.
@@ulfberht4431 he just said he loved it and nothing more. It’s got its charm and has things to enjoy, just like the live action films do.
As Gandalf put it: “There’s no need to get angry.”
Gandalf: "Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200."
3:00 I just love the voice. its like a mix between selector and cobra commander and some electronic feed back "mahahahhah' what a creepy mechanical laugh
Those two guards behind Pippin are just lowkey chillin'.
In 1:51 his voice sounded a little menacing and spernatural , but when he removed his hood ...holy shit Lmao that was funny af
But he didn't say anything till little after 1:51? I'm confused now
Like a mix between Skeletor and G1 Starscream, lol.
@@damalman8223 the witch king says some dark spell in a strange language. I think this happened in the book.
That fucking cartoon sword sound effect tho...
@@namishusband818 Or Skeletor and Cobra Commander...
I didn't know Cobra Commander was in Lord of the Rings XD
Goburn I have a feeling the witch king is voice by the same actor who did Jackelman from Thundercats. Which is kinda ironic, since both return of the king and Thundercats are done by the same studio, Rankin Bass.
COBRAAAA!!
@@peterang78 Fitting Is more appropriate and you’re right it’s because they are made by the same studio who brought you the last unicorn the hobbit and the flight of dragons
Lol😂
i thought it was Skeletor. or Funbeak from Archer 1999
Why does the witch-king sound like Skeletor?
You mean why does Skeletor sound like the Witch-King.
Accurate to the book
@@NullyBird
No, not accurate. And I have read the book fyi before you start throwing assumptions at me!
@@ulfberht4431 “Stinging the very ears like venom”. I don’t know about you, but this definitely stung my ears.
@@Plazmasoldier
More annoying than stinging
"You cannot enter here" just doesn't seem to have the same ring as "YOU SHALL NOT PASS!"
“Legend has it that in the mystic land of Middle-Earth, there was once a king so cruel and so evil that even the gods feared him.”
“Nyeaah, and don’t you forget it you furry fool.”
"Fall into the nothingness that awaits you and your master! Go!"
"Mnyaa! I'll make you into a suitcase!"
"Nyyeeaahh!! Fall into your own abyss you goody-goody greybeard goof!!"
Everyone keeps talking about his voice. What about the fact that they decided to just class change him into pegasus knight out of nowhere?!
Gandalf: “Sir. I’m sorry sir but we’re closed. You’ll have to leave.”
More like "The Witch Kid of Angmar"
I saw this movie so many times as a kid and had NONE of the context, since Rankin Bass never made a Two Towers installment.
The witch-king's voice is off I will admit, but this is a cartoon meant for kids, so it can't be *actually* scary. But the look is perfect, weird, scary, intimidating and exactly as depicted in the book. The Jackson movie version has an interesting idea, but I would have preferred the emptiness between the hood and the crown, the glowing eyes, the literal malice that his presence spreads. Some people have said that glowing eyes would look goofy, which is fair.
But nothing could look goofier than the literal Sauron "eye" that they made, sitting between those two bed posts at the top of his tower. In the book no such thing is described, and Gollum, having seen his body, tells us that Sauron has four fingers on one hand, i.e. he has the rest of the body too. Also his eye form is taken from the symbolic language of his will manifesting at different places, and his powers of seeing, which we know for a fact come from the palantir of Minas Ithil that he stole. So the "eye of Sauron" is only symbolic in the book, not literal, and looks goofy as fuck.
I do like this more though I see from a more practical standpoint why they went with the darkness instead a helmet appearance.
The eye I though did good at giving Sauron a more eldritch feel, though I really liked how the Hobbit did it with the ‘eye’ forming around Sauron and his actual form/body being the ‘pupil.’
@@nevermore7285 I loved the Hobbit adaptation of Sauron as well. It was a really clever visual trick and a twist on the appearance of Sauron in the Jackson movies. I just think that a literal eye on top of the tower of Barad Dûr was a bit silly-looking.
And I totally understand that some aspects of the book do not translate well. I do think that the witch-king's look is iconic with the empty crown helmet thing.
I am simply saying that I prefer the way that they were in the book and I am saying that they could have been adapted as is. Not have literal glowing eyes as that might look strange, but have them glow just a little bit when
Did they really think his voice was the voice of evil menace? Did they think it sounded badass?
The Fellowship of the Ring described the ringwraiths as having high, raspy voices. I think they just went with it without considering how awkward it would sound in this context
@@nickmarzullo4356 Sounds less high and raspy and more high and robotic. I would have expected more a high pitched shrieking or howling wind type voice than this.
I guess that was the voice of a typical fantasy villain in the 80s cartoons
i'm sure kids wouldn't sleep after hearing his voice, even for a few lines
I hate how "Sauron" and "Minas Tirith" are mispronounced in this movie. The books were very clear that Sauron is pronounced Sour-on, not Sore-on.
It’s a Sore point for you?
Also they pronounce “Sirith Ungol” instead of “Kirith Ungol”. Uhh...
@@thelordofthememes8702 yeah. I’m sorry, but I’m a total stickler about pronunciation when it comes to locations and characters in LOTR.
@JBT I don’t remember someone saying Sirith Ungol. But if you find a scene let me now.
I mostly hate it when People Pronounce Sauron’s name as “Sore-on.”
If only he was voiced by John Hurt (The Horned King)
This grond is truly amazing
1:22 Man, some of these orcs look really happy...
2:43 When the old man breaks out of the retirement home 😂
Bro was giggling like mysterio from the ps1 Spider-Man game
His voice was super anti-climactic
3:09 no... not with that voice lol
Is it just me or does this interpretation of the orcs look like they could be the minions of a Disneys Gargoyles villan
How peter jackson profited from this animated masterpiece. He just had to write and produce the story along these lines the screenplay and movie beats were already made. In movies they have little cartoons and sketches to plan each scene. In this a lot of that job is done already, the continuity and scenes are prepared. He did well everyone has done well. My favorite is the silmarillion BTW to all you lovers of valinor and melkor, manwe and glarong I bid you mego vallen mellon
Okay, i have been hearing how the Witch King looked and sounded stupid in this version, so far I have no idea what they are tal- *Witch King pulls down hood and talks*
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-
Oh
This Witch King actually looks exactly as the book describes him.
@@paulthetyyppi and yet they managed to screw it up by hiring bad voice directors and the wrong people.
Even the appearance is fine. The shapeless really fits a wraith well, though I imagined more darkness than fire. The voice ruins any ‘menace’ or badassness to it though
skeletor voice just makes it funny
Still better than Amazon's Rings of Power
Witch King: Megatron has fallen!
"A creature of the supernatural"
No shit Sherlock
Do you not know death when you see it that's old man this is my hour
Orcs and black uruks and elser trolls olog-hai
1. I thought it was kinda funny that some of the Orc drummers looked so dam happy when they were drumming like they didn't have a care in the world and were just enjoying what they were doing
2.I always hate when someone says they hate this movie for dumb reasons like the art style or the sound .....the art style and sound effects they used back than in my opinion made alot of stuff you say in the live action that didn't look so scary this movie made it LOOK scary like Grond thing looked like a cross between a wolf and a wolverine and the fact that it was drooling what looked like lava or molten lead made it more terrifying than the Live action version that just looked like it could breath fire
Easily Skeletor's biggest assault on Castle Greyskull.
Gonna keep it real chief… even if the PJ version isn’t as accurate as this one, i’m going to have to stick with this one because I can’t take discount Skeletor here.
I'll even argue that, in terms of accuracy, PJ also did a better job. Sure, he did not take as much dialogue from the book, but the Rankinbass version straight up twists some stuff. Like: They did not dispatch Merry to call the Rohirrim, the Timeline is completely off: Frodo puts on the Ring and spends days in Mount Doom without Sauron noticing. Gimli and Legolas are COMPLETELY ABSENT! Faramir gets no lines and a five second scene, all Nazgul except Skeletor over here are, well... Skeletons. Gollum is an Amphibian, not a Hobbit. Aragorns decision to lead the host of the west as a distraction, a chance for Frodo is compeletely removed, because "IF THE CHOICE BE MINE, WE MARCH!" or something... The Ring has a decorative pattern (what poem in black speech?).
Not sure if Witch King or Woody Allen
Hide your kids.
both are evil
The Witch Kings voice is hilarious.
There's a certain bleakness this has which the movie's lack to me, you don't get that sense of "it's over", or a feeling of hopelessness in the PJ movies.
His voice might be meh but his design imo is awesome.
Grond looks like a wolf
Yes, as it is supposed to.
3:00 To be fair, I guess Skeletor is also pretty supernatural…
They made the best with what they had back then
Why is he on a pegasus?
Flynn Crump vs. MoS.😂
Witch king and Gandalf looks more serious here.
What language are the subtitles by the way?
Some Eastern European language probably
@@thearthmystergeneral2583 I think it's Turkish.
It's Turkish
Yeah Turkish :)
Turkish
Skeletor!? What are you doing here!?
Yeah. I'm sure you guys would be talking all that smack if he came up to you in an alley and told you to throw down your wallet 😜
my mans Gandalf spittin shadowfax
Im sorry but why the frick is the animation so dark and creepy 😭i was just watching the LotR movies today and this seems so freaking creepy compared to it. Dang this makes the books seem dark and grim too
I just finished watching it and boy are they trying to mock the witch king or what??
Intro song sounds like the Star Trek intro
Mnyaa! Curse you, He-Man-er, I mean, Gandalf the Wizard!
Tbh, 2003 scene was more brilliant version of this
The Newcomers podcast brought me here.
shadowfax has a saddle and bridle ..i-it's just not right.. 😥
Sounds like the Joker from Batman
Gandalf sounds like an old fuddy duddy grandpa trying to read a story 🙄🙈🤣
starscream you have failed me for the last time
Why is Pippin speaking with an American accent? lol
🙏
Actually this was closest to book
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You get this amazing buildup at 02;27 until the witch king takes off his helmet.
When a cartoon is more accurate than a blockbuster movie. #TheRealGandalf
Who cares?
You honestly think THIS is more “accurate”? They leave a ton of shit out in this book. Where’s Gimli and Legolas? The Haradrim?
Being more accurate doesn’t make it better! You just need to get your head out of your hairy ass and smell the coffee!
Still looked better than the ram in the Jackson movies.
Do not say stupid things.
Ugh you guys and your nostalgia.
GROND!
GROND!
The WitchKing's silly voice here ruins the scene. Much better in Jackson's version.
1:20 love these drums
1:22 The one drummer is just so happy to be there. Like he and his troupe had been practicing for months and his big day had finally come.
That feel 👏🏼
“A creature of the Supernatural.”
-literal Angel.
"Young Master Gandalf." - The Giant Tree said to the Angel who took part in the literal creation of the Universe.
Gandalf and witchking were both
or at least a resident of Eternia
*Megatron:* STARSCREAM!? YOU WORM!
*He-man:* SKELETOR!?
*Snake eyes:* ....... *hand gestures* (cobra?)
The Witch-King was also Starscream. Who knew.
I love how the Witch King and Gandalf’s dialogue are polar opposite deliveries of the same content. “Go back to the abyss prepared for you. To the nothingness that waits you and your master Sauron” “This is my hour, don’t you know death when you see it? Die now, and curse in vain.” Both characters are essentially banishing each other’s cause on Maiar-istic terms. Too cool.
Except the Witch King is not a Maiar. He's just a corrupted man, a king who allowed the ring to turn him into a wraith.
@@johncrafton8319 I didn’t say he was. However I was simply saying there is a symbolic likeness to the power and roles of the Nazgûl and Wizards of middle earth. Both magical beings and vessels of darkness or light meant to fight the other side…. Don’t put me on Tolkien trial 😂
@@fugazzidatroll No Tolkien trial. Just not "Maiaristic". Gandalf was on the same level as Sauron. The Nazgul were beneath them both.
Yes it is your hour, thy hour of death has come at last
@@johncrafton8319 Tolkien trial is a hilarious term
1:22 lol that Orc.
“Y’all came to fight. I came to boom boom boom”
Who said orcs were pure evil? 😂
He's loving it
He looks so goddamn happy to just be there and play drums.
“Then we leave this life together.” Damn felt like crying! That was some brave sh*t Scotty Pippen going with him! Lol
1:02 The two guys in the background.
"Damn that thing looks crazy. Catch the game last night?"
"You CANNOT enter here" just doesn't hit the same
Sounds like skeletor and cotton hill combined
The orcs drumming just love their jobs
Look at 'em smiling! Having such a great time
That dude at 1:24 just jamming, happy to play that drum 😆
3:01 annnnnnnd suddenly it’s ruined
"How am I less intimidating than *the thing we use to knock the door open??"*
--The Witch-king of Angst
"I even set my face on fire! How am I not scaring-! AY! AY! DRUMMER #6, I SEE YOU THERE HAVIN A GIGGLE!"
RIP
John Stephenson
(1923-2015)
Lmao I'll never forget that voice
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Intially I was horrified by depiction of witch King but when he took his hood off and started speaking I lost it I rather watch the movie
Its one of the Scooby doo villains😂
Yup, voiced by the legendary John Stephenson.
Good scene.
Alot of idiots here goofing on it. Let's see how you wouldn't have done with a limited tv budget on something aimed at kids back in 1980.
The Witch King's appearance here is closer to his book description (flaming eyes/no head/crown), and IMHO actually better than the Peter Jackson version. The voice, however, he reminds me of Starscream/Cobra Commander.
This was scary as a kid and it premiered.
Grond scared me more
giving gandalf a cornish accent is an... interesting choice
This witch king is hilarious 😁✌
Imagine him having this voice in the Peter Jackson version...
"Arm of the devil"? Maybe he meant to say Morgoth, who basically is the devil in LOTR.
Well, we use "the devil" to mean "satan," so maybe they use it to mean "Morgoth."
Reminds me of Skeletor from He-man
I'm sorry, but I think this version of the lord of the rings is just embarrassing
The cinematic film did no justice for this scene. this is how it should of been on the big screen. Oh well.
This needs a new voice over! That would be truly amazing
Yeah, and one of the orcs looks happy.