King Durin AWAKENS the BALROG! | LOTR Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 8
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- In the new episode of Lord of the Rings the Ringa of power season 2 episode 8, King Durin awakens the Balrog in the Caves and sacrifices himself to save his son Primce Durin| LOTR Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 8
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"It was you. Just you. Getting stronger." As a father, this scene cuts deep.
As a son with divorced parents, you get the cut with a huge sprinkle of kosher salt.
Durin bane is the only one that has not been recast.
Only Adar has been recast as far as I know lol
@@misterhoobomasterfrom the original movie
@@werfwq oh 😂 true
Not to be that guy, but the Balrog's horns are different, thus he's a different actor. It's sad that they never mention that the original Balrog who portrayed Durin's bane died in poverty because he didn't get enough roles after LoTR. I hope that this Balrog doesn't suffer the same fate.
Can't believe they cast a female balrog! Get woke go broke, etc etc. Am I Internetting right?
Bro really did a "LEEROY JENKINS!"
Iconic visuals at the end here, really!
"Moria. You fear to go into those mines. The dwarves delved too greedily and too deep. You know what they awoke in the darkness of Khazad-Dum...Shadow and flame." 🔥
~ Saruman 2001
But that will be 3700 years later )))
@@ВикторБ-ч7иso??
@@d1m1sThe show is already pissing all over Tolkien's source material by condensing (by my estimate) nearly 3000 years of book timeline into happening together for TV, so I wouldn't assume the writers won't do something else janky.
@@xcfjdyrkdtulkgfilhu And if they decided to focus on a relative small timeline you would all complain that most were filler material, like in the Hobbit.
Some asshole even said recently that Tolkien cannon isn't even a thing 🤦🏻 fuck everybody
I hope we get an entire episode of the balrog doing balrog things
I wonder what balrogs do too, besides sleeping and manifesting the ultimate will of Melkor - destruction. Do they poop? Do they eat, and in that case, what do they eat? Can they speak? Is the balrog mourning the death of that balrog that somehow made mithril? Is the balrog sad? How is the balrog doing? Is the balrog misrepresented in the lore somehow? Will Nori somehow ride the balrog, for some reason? Will the desert hobbits ever meet this balrog? I have no goddamn clue. Maybe Durin's wife will cheat on Durin with the balrog? Will this be Sex and the Misty Mountains?
@@natecward8322 She's black with weird contact lenses. It's fine. They'll make it about corrupted maiar being misunderstood, and actually friends to the otherwise racist dwarves.
Oh yea
With all his friends like the Big Bang Theory!
@@natecward8322 might be an improvement on the show.
Balrog is just that cool a design
THAT WAS A BADASS WAY FOR A DWARF TO DIE !!!
Agreed!
@@martinlisitsata only two gripes about the scene: the fire whip prob should have done more then tickle him,
This takes place with the wrong Durins
Otherwise, it's fun. A shame the rest of the show isn't
I'm glad TH-cam exists so I can still see some of the cool stuff while not supporting Amazon with views.
100%
Only Azhagal did something even more badass in his last moments.
Jumping from a cliff? Sounds like suicide to me.
Balrog: The fuck is wrong with you and jumping on me
The courage and doggedness of the dwarves summarized in one scene
Whatever your opinion of the series is, you gotta admit that it's awesome to see the balrog again.
Totally agree 👍
No one should watch this rubbish. I hate that people stream it. Just encourages them to make it more. 😊
@@Peterviegal This is the most epic thing scene David Attenborough filmed Krakatoa explode. What? Thats chronologically confused? Well, so is this. I might be a nerd.
@@Peterviegal then why are you watching and crying 😭😂 in the comment box
Too bad that in lore the Balrog wasn't awakened like 2.000 years later.
"I told you to cease the damn HAMMERIN´!!!"
Balrog probably
The slow motion scene of Durin's charge, the back ground score and that clash of steel with fire was hands down the best scene of the entire show. Durin's charge was not only an admission of guilt for giving into greed, but an example of sturdiness of dwarves and a lesson for his son, to stay strong. It was terrific and worthy to fit the oft quoted Durin's bane.
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Was he floating in the air?
@@KenobiStark1: Looks that way.
The Balrog scene in the Fellowship of the Ring was epic enough without the gimmick of slow motion.
No it was dumb af, he should’ve retreated and gathered his army to attack instead of committing suicide like an idiot
@@timonsoluswe get it, you hate it. That was awesome, so was this.
Remember, The Balrogs are Maiars like Gandalf and Sauron.
The Balrog was literally saying “get off my property!” Plus Durin literally awoke it via smashing the rocks and killed him because it wanted a nap
Was this before or after gandalf died from balrog?
@@champathefatso7589 before
@@champathefatso7589 like 3000-5000 years before that
Is even more impressive to know of the High Elves that faced down Balrogs on their own and even killed them too...speaks volumes of how warriors used to be in the older days..
"The world was fair, in Durin's day."
@@iMajoraGaming Man having read so much of and simillarion and all of the events of the First Age...to me just feels like real letdown what the second and third ages were...like so many cool and great warriors were in that First Age, cool battles too and then everything after that just doesn't measure up to it.
@@TheSerpent21 Yeah but i think thats the point. The "fantasy" stuff is slowly fading away from Middle-Earth as the ages pass and the Age of Men comes.
I actually really really liked this scene. I loved the way the Balrogs wings were entirely smoke and shadow. BEAUTIFUL
Now, my friends, imagine an entire show about the silmarilion, showing morgoth, the balrogs, the valar...
It wouldn't work. The time scales in the Silmarillion are enormous, and there's no real plot. It was mever a novel, it's a compendium
@@digitalarsenal5234 How it doesn't have a plot? The creation of Arda, the two trees and the Silmarils, Feanor's oath, Elves leaving Valinor to pursue Morgoth, all the incredible wars and side stories interconnected. The problem is the scale of things, it's practically impossible to make. There are also novels like Children of Hurin, Beren and Luthien and The Fall of Gondolin, certaintly more material than what The Rings of Power is based upon.
@@airixxxx Let me correct myself here: there's a plot, bit theres no story. There's a sequence of events, but many of them are isolated. It reads easier as a jistory book than an actual story with arcs.
They can make it, but they would have to fill the voids. I think a show with isolated chapters detailing the history of Arda works best.
I honestly wouldn't really want it. It would probably have the most lore changes, and will probably undermine Morgoth's power
@@MrTNT-Minecraft Morgoth is pretty much impossible to make in live action.
Imagine if the Balrog dont strike. :D Durin would jump like 5 meter and fall to his death :D
Him see a to go about fish...
*"I wish that was me getting exploded by the Balrog. Than I'd stop existing."* - Rings of Power's "Tom Bombadil."
What i find is so great about this scene is durin the 3 overcoming the influence of his ring after he had seen that he was wrong nd unleashed a monster on his kin and evryone tried to help him not dethrone him
1:43 his annoyed sound after having a Dwarf charging at him with an axe.
Like he was "serious, dude?"
“We are Durin’s folk. And Durin’s folk never run from a fight.”
-Thorin
Can't wait to see this Behemoth go full demon on Khazad-dum.
The cinematography of the finale shot is absolutely beautiful. Durin III knowing the Balrog will kill him; but sacrificing himself anyways to keep his son and the others alive is fantastic.
They did amazing work keeping Balrog consistent with the Peter Jackson version.
Balrog the best!!! Diablo!!!
They did a terrible job keeping the lore of the balrog consistent with Tolkien's version.
Except the part where the balrog appears in the 3A not the 2A
@@bobafett8768 We don't know if there was any incident with the Balrog during the Second Age, because Tolkien only wrote about the awakening of Durin's Bane and the destruction of Khazad-dum in the Third Age. The incident in this episode is an addition to the known lore, not a contradiction.
It’s all made up! None of it ever happened ffs. You talk about this stuff like it’s real life
let's all realize that at the last moment of impact the Balrog's weapon disintegrated to lava. at least the king went down fighting like a boss!
This series has small moments of pure brilliance. This is one of them.
Yes... if you take away 100% of logic, context etc it is indeed good looking.
If you took away logic than none of it would make sense: these are children’s books. Grown ups don’t read it
@@KakaCarrotCake. Well, that's what I mean. The series is fan fiction at best. But this is the closest it has been to the epicness of the original trilogy.
@@tevildo45 In fantasy nothing makes sense, LOL.
@@tevildo45 Try reading the Silmarillion. That isn't a kids book. In fact, it is a very difficult book to read. But if you stick with it, and master it, it is absolutely epic.
Well now we know this Balrog can't fly, but it can climb.
For once a truly great scene...that moment when he said "I never let you lift your hand..." I knew exactly what's about to happen. And I was amazed on how quick he decided to sacrifice himself for his pepple and pass hos legacy to his son.
What a king!
I think I've watched this 20 times 😂 awesome!
This is the most epic thing I’ve ever seen. Only other scene to make me feel this way from a show was the end of The Long Night in GOT when Jorah is defending Danaerys, Theon is charging the night king, and Jon is screaming at the dragon. I love fantasy so much for building these unreachable moments.
I mean, to be fair, I'd also be pissed if someone broke in having only recently woken from my slumber 🙃(seriously, though; great scene)
Can balrogs be reasoned with or are they simply a killing machine?
@@yobro6053 You can be reasoned with a Balrog but since they are from the most loyal and ancient servants of Morgoth himself, they only listen to strong evil like Sauron. And Balrogs are so powerful than even Sauron can't submit them by strengh. Litteraly on the same "status" as Sauron in some ways
SERIOUSLY, THE SAME BALROG WHIP MOVE ON A LEG JUST LIKE GANDALF IN LOTR?! HAHAHAHAHA
And it pulls him like 6 feet. LOL
It's called a signature move
Ok you got admit, they pulled off this scene perfectly. “Chefs kiss”, more of that please
A Balrog of Morgoth
what did you say?
@@Tas123x They're taking the Hobbits to Isengard!
@@Tas123xA Balrog of Morgoth
@@Tas123x Morgoth, meaning “Black Foe” or “Dark Tyrant”, was the name given by Fëanor and the Noldor Elves to the fallen Ainur/Valar Melkor, the first dark lord of Middle Earth.
@@kud_dukan tell me where is gandalf for i much desire to speak with him.
Idk it almost seems like he ACTUALLY had some kind of resilience to the ring also while being stubborn and having guidance to mine, like he knew that ring was messing with him but kept it together as much as he good til the very end. Like he took it off and did what he had to do 🤷🏻♂️ pretty gangster if you see it like that
This dude is the only reason I am even watching this. And they did not disappoint with this part of the show
Too bad the Balrog didn't kill this show.
I love how in the final episode Arondir just shakes of the stab to the guts Adar gave him😂
He's invincible, that's it 🤷♀
'Tis but a scratch!
black elf power
@@MUSIC3787 ehem hem, Dark Elf
Without a doubt the best opening scene sequence of any show I’ve ever seen. The emotion and the action were spot on. I can’t wait for this show to continue to get better.
Still waiting. Scenes like this are not consistent enough
Shut up nerd@@christoperwallace6197
that scene was a copy of lord of the rings
It is true it was a “copy” of the movie scene in many of its mechanics, but the emotional tale leading up to it was far different. I agree with you OP, this was a fantastic opening scene. In general I have been disappointed with this show, but they have several moments of greatness here and there and it’s enough for me to always be rooting for them. I think quite honestly sometimes a giant budget is a curse, after all diamonds only form under pressure (see Godzilla minus one for a look at what being truly constrained can bring.)
@@atlas944 disagree with the assertion the budget is the issue. It's just not good people running the show
Okay, this was a pretty badass way to open the episode, I’m not gonna lie. Plus it proves my view that the Dwarves are not only the best part of Rings of Power, but also my personal favorite race from Tolkien’s lore. Whether it be the show, the films, or even the books. Durin the 3rd just going up against a Balrog by himself is just the pinnacle of awesomeness when it comes to Dwarves!
King Durin taking off his ring and charging the Balrog is one of the greatest LOTR scenes ever and I saw the first movie 7 times in the theatre
Fun scene.
Balrog looks cool mostly. Like the wings
But this statement is an exaggeration.
@@christoperwallace6197 Durin taking off the ring and facing down the balrog showcased perfectly the dwarves steadfastness and courage in the face of evil and the ability to reject corruption. I think Tolkien would approve
It was good but not that good, Jesus lmao
@@goodthanksbro doesn't even enter my top 20
Ride of Rohirrim
Helms Deep
Aragon speech at the black gates
The Balrog at the bridge
The Balrog dieing
The arty siege phase of Minis Tirith
Gollum arguing with himself
The Prologue to fellowship
"I am no man"
"I can't carry it for you"
Everything inside mt Doom in RTOTK
The Boromir flashback in two towers
The white council driving out Sauron in the Hobbit
"I am fire. I am ...death". "What have we done"
"Do you not know death when you see it, old man? This is my hour"
Lighting the beacons
Merry and Pippin being friends
"My friends, you now to no one."
The Rohan theme
The song from return of the king
The fact that all the above aren't surrounded by questionable writing and acting
@@christoperwallace6197 yeah but to be fair, these people need something vaguely close to anything from the original trilogy to offset the sunken cost of watching the rest of the bullshit hahaha
this scene was pure cinema and cold asf
If this seemed epic to you....
shit can pass for gold to some
@@IIIABDJIIIyou hate this show so much you don’t even know why
@@oXRaptorzXo I know why, the worrying thing is that you don't know, stupid people like you give the green light to shitty writing like the Star Wars prequels.
@@oXRaptorzXo
I know very well, the worrying thing is that you don't see it, because stupid people like you who consume everything, and give green light to shitty writings, like the Star Wars prequels, ruin sagas...
Finally!! We get to see the Balrog, Awesome!! 😁😁
@@Nikki-je9tv I wish we'd get a longer scene.. like the one we got with Gandalf..but this one with Durin goes haard NGL.
The last two episodes of S2 have been really impressive, and gives me hope moving forward. This scene alone was just a real treat to the fans and the fact they used the PJ Balrog was awesome.
Agreed. I think the only real "issue" with the show is that S1 was pretty much just getting a setup for S2.
Additionally, they have already crafted the entire story arc for all seasons so it will not face the same struggles that later Game of Thrones seasons and the Star Wars sequel trilogy faced.
Ah yes, the thing that canonically isn't even supposed to be awake yet for a few thousand years.
This was an unrecorded Second Age incident, not the awakening of Durin's Bane and the destruction of Khazad-dum in the Third Age. Two different events.
different version, sped up timeline, events are reconfigured to work with the story and TV in general.
Durins bane was always awake it was just trapped and had nowhere to go plus he's not getting out anytime soon yet either to get to Moria.
@@keevajazz6286 That makes it nonsensical.
And there was no need for it.
The story is about the rings of power, not the story of Durin's people.
The story should focus around the remaining Noldor and Sindar who survived the war of the Jewels and of their Numenorian allies and of course Sauron's attempts to dominate them.
What was the point of moving Durin's bane awakening to the second age? There was none.
@@Theemptythroneistaken False, it was asleep.
And it wasn't trapped, it fled the fall of Thangorodrim and hid beneath the Earth.
now that the Balrog is awaken, he'll probably try to find some way to escape that cave full of raw mithril.
He won't, remember he's still there when Gandalf and Co meet him in LOTR
@@Bogeyman.78 I know, but I mean that he'll find a way to get out of that mithril cave, in time.
@Bogeyman.78 he causes the fall so he leave that cave for sure
@@Bogeyman.78 Except he will, since he will devastate Khazad-Dum forcing the dwarves to flee and found Erebor, the Iron Hills and whatever realm they had in the Ered Mithrim.
He will then take to rule Moria as his own realm with the orcs that started living there bowing to him.
He was walking around Moria when he caught the fellowship.
@@durshurrikun150 I would like to think he delegated running the place to the orcs and went back to sleep for another few centuries until fucking Pippin dropped the bucket.
Anybody else getting Matthew McConaughey Reign of Fire vibes? Just more epic lol
Oh hell yeah.. 🔥. that one epic jump while christian bale watches in awe? Underrated film tbh..
People need to stop saying 'vibes' at every opportunity.
Ok i despise RoP but even i have to admit they pulled this off PERFECTLY
beforehand have to say that FINALLY THEY DID THIS SCENE HAPPEN!!!
Now my thoughts on this.
I figured they would make this scene (out of frame) to let us preview what would happen 1,731 years later with Durin VI without ruining the entire series timeline and so they decided to condence all in 1 to make the whole audience the live the full pack!
How Durin VI unlock the Balrog later on? (plot wise)
In the show the current Durin saw his father grow sick due to the ring and what that path lead him into. I strongly believe that due to this experience, Durin will avoid using the ring and teaching his future generations not to use it else what happened to his father might befell upon them.
Of course as the years pass by and generations, adding the fact that the Balrog prob went back to sleep, seeing no signs of abnormality or weird events and having a weak Will than his forebears, Durin VI (just how later on Balin assume the Balrog was prob dead = age), he decided to prob attempt to use the ring to improve Khazad Dum economy (lack of mithril). This will eventually lead to his downfall and unlike the luck they dig a sidehill cavesystem which made the Balrog slip, the VI might not have that luck and literally create a cave system steady enough for the Balrog to get free.
Share your thoughts!
Great theory, I love it
I hope we see at the beginning of s3, the Dwarves trying to find way to "imprison" the Balrog, like putting tons of rock over that shaft in particular lol.
It's weird to imagine tho, that this Durin IV would let the story of the Balrog be forgotten or undermined so few generations after him. My (sad) guess is that something might happen to him (and Disa), like, sadly he (they) won't have a big influence in his son's life or something.
it will make no sense because it suppose to be durin 4 dying like that because they decide to mine too deep for a mithril trade with the elf . and durin 4 is literally there in this scene wich make even more no sense
@@chryc1 durin VI ( 6), not the 4th to be suppose to die. The 6th reincarnation has not been born yet
@@artes000 ho my bad but is even worst XD so no body will said what actual happened XD
Looking forward to the episode where we get to Explorer the emotional side of the balrogs, it shedding tears because it witnesses the diversity and beauty of orc children playing together with elf children or something.
10/10 show
My favorite moment was when the Balrog roared: "It's balrogging time!" and then balrogged all over both Durins.
days without accidents: 0
Even with everything wrong with this series and even the character of King Durin, that was a badass scene. And we got two interesting things.
First, the ones who read the books are aware that the Dwarves are amongst the people of middle earth, the strongest physically. Surpassing man and elves. And we got to see some elf’s batttles against Balrogs and even a Maia. But never a dwarf and their strength put to the test. And like all others, he went down with a sacrifice. It was a nice touch.
3:27 the balrog was like: YOOOU SHALL NOT PASS!!
Finally this show has a memorable moment. Durin going out like a badass and the CGI of the Balrog looked amazing
At least they didn’t ruin the balrog like they did the elves
As much I would have liked for them to faithfully adapt the Balrogs awakening I have to admit this is badass as hell.
Balrog: get off my lawn!
No matter what people have to say about the show as a whole…I will never be disappointed or annoyed with seeing a balrog on screen, one of the greatest fictional monsters ever created
omg these bots here are unbelievable xD please balrog butcher all the characters in this show and give it the ending they deserve
That's the second time I'm watching it after the release...
Second time I have a "laugh of joy" so epic is this passage
The true strength of the dwarves is displayed here when Durin removed his ring. He realized it had led to this and cast it off. "The seven rings of power did not turn the Dwarf Lords to wraiths as the Nine did to men. They are stubborn as stone and cannot be ruled by evil. That is why Sauron has vowed to destroy them." -Celebrimor "Shadow of Mordor"
hus father is wounded / half crippled ! HIM : .. RUN FATHER !!!!!!!!!!!
This series lacked action and fell short on certain things ; however, this was my favorite scene in the whole ROP.
Hippity Hoppity, you're on my property, you're gettin the boppity!
with Amazon budget, this show should have full cinematic scene like this video but hell no, pretty sure Amazon launder money
Durin turning his head at the last minute is very epic
I liked it when the Bal Rock whip almost got him.
Like, oh hell no
This show has SO many issues with it, and yet, there are some moments here and there where it truly shines with cinematic brilliance. This is one of the top moments of the whole show so far.
This and some of the scenes with Celebrimbor and Annatar are pretty solid, especially in episode 7.
Gold in a poop mine.
This was the best scene of the whole season! I don't care that it isn't with the lore. This is how a dwarven king would have gone out. Also the fact that King Durin let's go of the ring when his loved one is in mortal danger shows that the rings, which are based on Saurons powers, can't comprehend true love. Because Saurons sense of love is a twisted and false one. And this is something that Tolikien could have wrote himself. This show has many hits and misses, but this was really good.
I just happen to be peeling onions while I watched this 😭
....when the best actor is a CGI😂
This scene has a LOTR dimension for sure. Successful continuity with Peter Jackson's masterpiece.
He died like a King
Pity they didnt have Glorfindel with them, He's quite handy when dealing with Balrogs, of course side effects are Him dying...
One would think a significant portion of this show’s BILLION dollar budget would be to give spectacles like an extended scene with this fine fiery fellow. Why are they so stingy with his screen time??
Because it's not his time yet. We are being teased for a reason.
@@eryniel95 I get that but I’m still having a hard time seeing how this show cost literally a *billion* dollars if they don’t go all in on stuff like the Balrog and the REALLY big battles.
@@n7sorcerer419 Issue is that a lot of the stunning environments are just as hard to make as the big battles.
Some fantasy like Star Wars gets around this high cost by filming in front of a crazy high resolution screen but this only works for open flat areas like deserts or big rooms. RoP really wants to have a cool immersive environment that feels like Middle Earth so it makes the whole thing crazy expensive since every scene needs so much detail.
The best scene in 2 seasons of the show
Again, if only the writing that got these characters to this scene had been quality, this scene could have been incredibly powerful as part of a whole, rather than the exception to what comes before and after.
That one moment was epic. act of valor by King Durin but he
never stood a chance.
Look at the jingling keys 😂
Balrog : Give me a Dwarf, and give him to me raw
The only non annoying character is the balrog
Jesus fucking christ, that was amazing. Holy shit!
This show would’ve been so much better if it was solely about the dwarves
At least they made the Balrog look great and intimidating just like in the Jackson’s Trilogy.
We’ve delved to deeply and greedily, laddies. We find ourselves here. 🦉
2:26 - look at the ring - Sauron's eye shines in it. Not literally, but it is a nice "easter egg".
This scene is as epic as it gets.
Man imagine the days when Balrogs were by the hundreds or thousands, whne ya faced an entire army of them like the elves and men and dwarves did in the first age...
Coffee. Get that Balrog LOTS of coffee!
Wrong age, wrong Durin...
It’s all made up mate none of it happened
@@tevildo45 Immaterial. If they are going to buy the rights to this the very least they could do is get the order of events and those involved in those events correct. Otherwise they may as well have just created their own fantasy show from scratch.
@@Jamie_E_Pritchard Where in the lore does it ever say that the Balrog of Moria only killed one person who was named Durin? It would not be surprising if it also ends up killing all the Durins in time for as long as it is down there guarding the richest part of the mountain there will be incentive to try to drive it out.
@@tylerjohn4607 From Tolkien Gateway referencing the Lord of The Rings, Appendix A:-
"For more than five millennia, the Balrog hibernated in his deep hiding place at the roots of the mountains in Khazad-dûm. He remained undisturbed throughout the Second Age and most of the Third, before the mithril-miners of dwarf-King Durin VI awoke him in T.A. 1980.[5] Durin was slain by the creature, at which point he became known as Durin's Bane.
So the Balrog was asleep during the entirety of Durin III's reign and was only awakened during the reign of Durin VI.
Maerts..
2 seasons and the balrog has just 3 minutes.
amazon is just laughing at audience at this point no epic no powerful nothing stop guys ..
If all my kids had grown to take care of themselves, THIS is how I wanted to go.
so apparently they forgot there was a balrog down there in the third age
That's 4000 years later, so...yes, they forgot.
@@anni.68 thats still dumb, dwarves of Moria had existed that long without any dark ages, which means they have documented these 4000 years. Example: we know pretty much everything in detail of last 1000 years of our existence, because of documentation people left after themselves.
Your deluded!
Balrog waking up and killing king durin doesn’t happen until 1980 of the third age . So Amazon is off by about few thousand years .
@@carl-os4603 This is not how history works. Most things that happened are _not_ recorded. Plus the time factor. This was 4000 years ago, not 1000. 4000 years ago was the end of the stone age in Europe! After 1000 years the Balrog would only have been a fairy tale for children. Even if the Dwarves had kept some dusty scrolls in a dusty archive, nobody would have cared anymore. And when Khazad-dum was destroyed the scrolls got lost anyway. And that was again 1000 years before the Fellowship journeyed through Khazad-dum.
That's was epic moment!!!!
Love or hate the series, that last scene of Durin III charging at Balrog alone and weapon clash goes HARD
Goes hard and makes 0 sense.
So i guess in the next season, we will get a POV from King Durin, where he falls with the Balrog and gets his ass smout upon the mountainside.
The dialogue, the visuals, the music- this is freaking CINEMA!!! What a moment to witness!
This is literally so addicting to watch. Everytime I get to THE SCENE, I get goosebumps everytime😭 2:09