No wonder he loved the ego stroke from Bilbo

The book's Smaug yes, because originally he was no bigger than a small house. So that's why he was one of the smallest. The movie version is waaay bigger than what he actually was Edit: I realize small house is a relative measure depending which country/culture you come from, take a US house in this case. We don't really know the exact measures bc Tolkien never told 'em, we can only deduce based on his head size aproximately. And personally, a 30/40 meter long creature is still pretty big to me and definetely to Bilbo

@@fftere and he's a wyvern in this not a dragon

He was the hobbit of dragons lmao..... and he has a full blown napoleon complex

the movie version is the size of a football field, which is STILL small AF compared to some of his bros

Indeed. The fact that he spoke so calmly but was probably filled with rage is amazing.

The deep lush baritone voice on Smaug was the icing on the cake. The perfect blend of both fear and yet a regal and majestic beast of a dragon. Smaug was the best thing to come out of the Hobbit movies.

Polite villains are great, it's why I like Freiza

Of course : it gives a feeling of overwhelming superiority, the kind that give him the right to decide at any moment if you live or die.

There's something scarier about a villain that walks when they chase you. Because there's a reason they don't have to run.

It’s also what clued Smaug in on targeting Laketown, as it’s the only area he knows of where the people regularly work with barrels

because you would need to speak to dragons in riddles, trying to not name yourself. otherwise he would find out, dragons love this type of talk(from the book)

Also at least in the book that was the only name that piqued Smaugs interest because he couldn't immediately figure out where that title came from (he guessed that Bilbo might have a pony named Barrel)

I like dragons

I think they are lovely

It’s in Tolkien canon that dragons prefer to taunt and use riddles on their prey instead of killing right away, that is how Bard managed to kill him despite Smaug being able to attack on multiple occasions.

@@ceooftoast8118 I wonder if someone really did go in there just to see the mighty Smaug and not steal the treasure, whether they’d be eaten or whether he’d let them live.

@@r.k845 the lakemen didn’t believe there was a dragon inside, if I remember, so perhaps one went inside to inspect.

​@@r.k845 Hed eat them. Because if you saw that vast amount of treasure how could you not want it? Plus he could really other humans to harass smaug. Although Smaug would appreciate free snacks coming to him

@@r.k845 He'd kill them, sooner or later depending on how entertaining they were. Cat and mouse is a fun game, but it's only going to end one way for the mouse.

Ha ho ha hee

Yol Riin Lask you’re about 4 months late. Who cares?

Smaug literally reacting the same way as some dude when a girl says "wow you got some muscles"

I loved when he said that 💙💙💯💯💯😂😂😂

Well, Dragons, you know, be just as vain as cats.

Movie magic at is finest

@Deimonk Yeah Im aware of the cgi artists. Im talking about the acting. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b9t-lthp37_NqJs.html

@Deimonk Yeah and some of that mo cap footage was used for the head and mouth movements. The actor also was told to get into the character by being physical with it. Not to be just a voice.

@Deimonk but thank you for knowledge I was already aware of and overthinking a joke.

@Deimonk also judging by your opinions from your other comments on the video you could care less so I dont even know why Im wasting my time.

Agreed

He’s just a great actor, he can knock almost any role he’s given out of the park

I read it as Morgan Freeman and I was very confused for a second there.

Martin Freeman's thing with a lot of his characters is "I have no idea WTF is going on, but I'm just gonna go along with it and see how it all turns out."

So much better than Frodo to come - he just seems to have annoyed the shit out of everyone I know

Now I want a Smaug video against the How to train your dragon franchise

@@alang.bandala8863I wanna see one now lol

Always wanted to see some of your content on creatures like Smaug, I really hope this is hint of things to come… fingers crossed!

@@alang.bandala8863As long as Deathwing and Alduin make an appearance.

Shitty thing about the hobbit "trilogy" is that the good scenes like smaug and smeagol feel like they last 3 seconds because everything else feels like it lasts centuries cause how stupid it is

This comment right here.

🤣🤣

This.

Probably whoever is in charge of Disney now is rolling around there in the back

@@ghostofthemaiar Definitely.

Étoile Zalos Jim Moriarty: „And the game begins.Tick tock tick.“

lol :D

Finally a Sherlock Holmes joke worth laughing at.

@The Anthropologist _Forensic hahaha so true :D

Yassss

😂just like totalitarian governments

@@pulledtoworkout2833well, true.. but,.. not funny anymore in 2022+ 😑

And sleeping.

I love that

They were going to join together if Smaug lived

@@user-yk1eb9jl4f Smaug would be another servant of Sauron. Witch king is stronger than smaug.

@@cully7927 That is literally wrong you talkin out you’re ass stfu please

Right, chills...

that'd be worse... He'd terrify bilbo till he gets old

Traps him in the room to never leave

@@adityabhalekar3506 🤣🤣🤣good one!

With my belly full of wine and a girl's mouth around my cook

@@yeahbutontheotherhand Smaug: 😑

Imagine if Tom finally grew up and acted like this towards Jerry.

@@furyfossil4407 bruhhh

You have a mice problem

LMMAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

"My teeth are swords" "My claws are spears" ''My tail is a HURRICANE''

I don't think he knew it was the One Ring, as he probably wouldn't even entertain Bilbo (Dragons were made by Morgoth and after his death, most swore themzelves to Sauron), but I reckon he suspected it was one of the Rings of Power.

Smaug was trying to get into Bilbo’s head

That’s how cool a dragon is

the funniest thing about Smaug was that he was actually pretty tiny compared the to older dragons in Lord of the Rings.

Drogon could never

I love smaug. Spoilers for the third movie! Exactly the reason why its so damn disappointing that he gets one shotted in the first 15min of the third movie. I wouldve been way interested to see more of him than the whatever orc. Wasted potential for smaug

@@thatdudewelove8498at least some dragons were a lot larger, but I imagine he’s average sized.

he’s actually far larger here than he was in the book, by a considerable amount

And smaug.

Actually the some of the coins were not CGI

Gombi Gurka Man, you saying they gathered some real golden coins😆 that must’ve be expensive....

Portalmaster 9 not real golden coins. They were custom made

@Frank Castle There are parts of this movie where they didn't even bother to add bump maps to their models, so it looks like someone took the default box and added a texture on it.

Omg thanks😂😂 you've made my day!

Lmao

Bruh

what idgi

@@DavyDave1313 It's a reference to the Marvel film "Doctor Strange". Go give it a watch, its pretty good.

"Just a dimwit fool of a barrel-rider that doesn't know his dwarfs" "You know what you are, but what am I?" *mic-drop

Sandman552 no.

@Zenus Pridgen he would most likely never be able to find it again. it would be a needle in the haystack

@Zenus Pridgen Yep you say that said that saying saying better, bravo good sir/ madam

that would be a way to hide it from sauron

@@maggiethetompug1409 lol it would

Whell.... In dnd terms.... Blindsight.... The mix of smell. Hearing.and more to know a targets location

Only gold and gold for 70 or more years. Yes a dragon with incredible nose will obviously know a person standing there.

also he can just see where his jewelry are falling out

As Smaug point it, even with Bilbo being invisible he can still hear him, smell him.

Well he failed to kill him many times so I find that very unimpressive :-))))

“My armor is like ten fold shields! My teeth are like swords! My claws, spears! The shock of my tail, a thunderbolt! My wings, a hurricane! And my breath, DEATH!”

That’s what you call acting what an incredible actor he should’ve won an Oscar for this

I believe they improvised the rest of the scene to incorporate the more dramatic shots; such as Bilbo realising in horror as he'd waken up Smaug. Imo, Cumberbatch was the perfect actor to voice Smaug. Absolutely bewitching, cinematics at one of its finest. I just finished the book and everything you said was spot on. Thank you for typing the full summary!

Can confirm this is true. Read the book myself.

@@Lokitellus favourite character?

I think when he looked over at the treasure at least he noticed the cup missing which was why he kept calling bilbo a thief though the barrel rider talk was also there as well it’s never shown if bilbo put the cup away or into his coat but I assume he left that sh!t not risking his life over a freaking cup and it was changed a bit just a bit in this scene but the rest of it yes.

@@uniqueking7941 Bilbo showed the cup to the company and the dwarves became extremely excited about it and the other treasure. The book doesn't say what he did with it - that I remember. I could re-read the chapter some day.

Smaug was said to be the largest of his time, one of the last dragons. But surely the ancient dragons were ridiculously large.

Yeah ancalagon the black was as big as a mountain

@@gainzarinn8703 How can anyone even build a Civilisation with a Creature this Large? I mean how do you manage to not get killed?

@@stutudi4881 Ancalagon probably napped a lot

StuTuDi Tolkien’s Dragons slept a lot and most of them stayed up north far in the mountains.

MY FARTS ARE BIOFUEL

One of the best things about this dragon is how much of a human side he had. The intelligence and human traits, arrogant, greedy and just an evil fuck of a beast. Best dragon ever, his voice alone is legendary. Sounds like baritone. Intimidating but was nice to look at.

Fun fact in book he follows that line up with "And my breath is death"

@@CreepingHistory I liked that they saved the death part for the very end when he's flying toward the town and made it "I am ...... DEATH" was so impactfull. Benedict Cumberbatch plays an amazing villain, Truly bone chilling

Aaron B very true

"It is the gold"

Sounds like he’s talking about Trump 😂

@@-TheUnkownUser cool now ? 🤟

@@hirosh7418 its all about 80% people of that planet broo

Oh yes ... like when he's "burglaring" up towards the trolls, Tom, William & Bert and then bails out of it ... Jack Sparrow style.

@@manuelwatts1864 Obligatory CAPTAIN exclamation

I'm thinking...I'm thinking...

Dr. Grant taught him well.

It's so relatable lol I basically do the same in chasing horror games, even if there's hiding places nearby I'm panicking like "if I run they'll defo see me but maybe if I stay quiet and still they won't notice"

he's smaug? i did not know that

So far he's had me at Dr. Strange and now this. Love both bis fake American voice and tantalizing British one here

@@gaminggoof1542 "tantalizing"? more like generic upper class snob. he's overrated and Peter Jackson never did a worse thing than when he recast him as Sauron

His baritone voice alone made Smaug memorable. Amazing voice. Best dragon ever.

WHAT?

True. 🤭

Dragons do not get lonely. Smaug was just vain. He didnt kill him immediately only because in the book bilbo was invisible the entire time so smaug couldn't locate him.

@@iownyou4669 Well I like the way @Hunter Hooper thinks about Smaug. It might not be true, but I like the way they think of Smaug.

Not to mention Bilbo threw some nice compliments and flattery in the process..

Well, more that in the words of another famous Cumberbatch role Smaug was: "Bored... BORED!"

and I thought Malefor from The Legend of Spyro was scary

The hint that Bilbo came from those miserable tub thumping lake men

@@crimsondynamo615 now that is interesting

@@Tom-bn6pr And what about your little dwarf _friends?... Where_ are they hiding?

Yeah

@@schechter01 d-dwarves? No. no, no no dwarves here, you got that all wrong

Nigle Trollster LMAO OMG 😂😂😂😂

I'm dead 🤣🤣🤣

Lmao 😂😂

Yes sherlock betuifell

I don’t understand

I mean, he's a big ass fucking dragon. why should he be worried?

This is why Smaug is one of my favorite villains

Look at him at 6:21. Amazing. What a majestic dragon. Huge and powerful. His voice alone is wonderful, rich baritone.

@@heyheyheyheyheyhey76 thats why I love benedict cumberbatch xD

Same He’s so calm in asking that question but you don’t know what he’s going to do to you when he finds you I would’ve shit myself if a giant talking dragon was like that

A fucking ant?! XD You know how much fear that ant have gotten devoured with?

And cereal as the gold pile?

Waranont Wiwaha Ahaha lol

Reaper’s Babe my god this made my day.

This is hilarious

He'd likely also hate how they fucked up his book lol.

@@Laesis Two sides, same coin. He'd enjoy the look of Smaug, and the feel of his presence. And yet, hate the finer points in the film (Legolas and the Dwarf/Elf romance plot), because they botched most of the story by adding/reworking/removing certain scenes and passages from the book to film. He'd still most likely enjoy where the movie went, as, I'm sure Sir Christopher Lee didn't hate any portion (or, what was used and given to make it more adaptable and believeable) of LoTR/The Hobbit films he was in with them, so long as they still were close to the original source material, and the fact that Sir Christopher Lee was old friends with Tolkien, so, he'd at least have the very idea of what needed to be put to film from book to make it believeable. So, in a way, yes. I do believe that Tolkien would have loved what the movie looked liked, if he were alive today, and adapted from his book. But also point out all the more reason to read his books first and foremost, as film can, and will, tend to go with the more "Modern" approach to things, and cause contradictions from the book that will confuse the reader and audience of both mediums. As far as I'd at least guess to what he'd say, overall, toward this type of thing.

@@ShadowmanJaxson No offense, but not sure what you're talking about. Christopher Tolkien, J. R. R. Tolkien's son, hated the movies.

@@ShadowmanJaxson Lee and Tolkien weren’t old friends, I believe they met at a bar once

@@Laesis Not really sure why Christopher hated the movies so much to be honest. The Hobbit was pretty bad to be fair, but the Lord of the Rings movies, although not perfectly faithful by any means , are probably the best book to film fantasy adaptation that will ever happen, because there has not been a more faithful adaptation since.

YES.

@@darryladams6780 HAHAHAHA!!! No.(*proceeds to burn you alive) Smaug ain't your typical stupid vain villain.

@Al Especially since he asked.

2:58. Bilbo comprehending the size of the dragon and realizing the serious situation he's gotten into. 6:21. The sight of him alone would be enough to knock someone out. Bilbo had some balls to stand there and face Smaug.

If this was D&D, flattery might actually keep you alive when dealing with a dragon. That and a precious gift to add to the hoard.

One Ring to rule them all

@@Ultimusvivi im pretty sure smaug love that ring

@@darthvader2035 One ring to find them all.

Something far... more... preciousssssss....

@@Ultimusvivi Bad plan, very bad plan. The Ring gets more powerful and dangerous the more powerful the one bearing it is. And it also amplifies their power. That's why a hobbit, with no real power whatsoever, is the perfect one to carry it and destroy it. Of course, there's also the small fact that Bilbo has absolutely no clue how valuable that ring really is at this point.

LOL!

Crazy Alarm Studios that sounds legendary

**slow claps**

Lol no shit Sherlock.

Smaug is played by the same actor as Sherlock. Nice one.

The size of the hall if smaug can glide around in it.

That is every evil dragons goal. Buried alive in treasure every bedtime!

@@hostilenative920 yes

@@vegito5626 that's what I was impressed by...

I think all of the above impresses me.

I agree

As much I enjoyed the predecessors comments, this one shines the brightest. Haha

"obviously"

Elementary my dear Watson

Bilbo: "..... Eeehh what??" Smaug: "What?"

@@risraid9324 Bilbo: "what?" Smaug: "i didn't say anythin'!" Trapped in the lair - an underthemountain opera

I could imagine that in a blooper reel, where the actors are just shooting the shit, and the audio engineer team had fun with it.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH. ……. I laughed. Lol

Smaug:That's bullshit, thief in the shadows...but it's very very good bullshit.

And demoralise him with the truth no less.

He was partly right

Thanks. Had to laugh at "questions his life choices" because, well, accurate.

5:23 Smaug knows about "precious"

Whenever I think of how the devil would speak I think of Smaug his words of riddles and malicious intentions a rage like a volcano and power of the apocalypse itself

Bless you

Good one

Lmao Ancalagon is such a bully

Underrated comment.

Ancalagon could probably use Smaug as a boomerang let’s be honest

@@randomprimarissalamander8735 No shit, Ancalgo was so gigantic the word itself barely has any meaning. I mean, Smaug isn't bad even compared to ancient dragons but comparing him to Ancalgon is like comparing Sauron to Morgoth. Of course, the gape of power isn't as big but that's the idea.

10:00 is another foreshadowing.

@@meneither3834 Yeah but i's not as good. Foreshadowing is done better when it's shown to you, not told.

@@classycthulhu8449 I would disagree. You can have excellent foreshadowing within a conversation. Depending on the scenario the viewer won't even notice it.

that was dope i love thos small details makes the movie.

Remember as a dragon Samug was made as a servant of Melkor, who's chief lieutenant was Sauron. Their has been a lot of discussion on Samugs connection to Sauron. Granted theirs no evidence to suggest that Sauron had any affiliation with dragons apart from a once shard master.

Smaug can smell his exact location even when bilbutt is invisible, its scary

Thank you for explaining this!

Jana Heyerdahl Happy to help!!!

I agree Bilbo in the book was way more in control of the situation then he was in the film made it feel like Smaug was letting him live so it took the intensity out of the situation I was really disappointed by the movies depiction and it was what I was looking forward to the most.

@@austinlee9463 Yeah, at least his voice acting is good. Eloquent, cunning, vain, manipulative. The script is kinda shitty though, but that's the whole Hobbit trilogy.

@@Lilliathi Couldn't blame them, Peter was writing the script when it was happening- took such a toll on him they had to take a filming break because he couldn't keep up with demands. To put it into perspective the kind of rush they were in, in the first showing of Smaug in the dwarves flash back, even just the feet shown was a entirely different model because they didn't know what he would've remotely be designed as yet.

Wha-..what am I supposed to take?

Hahahahahhahahahaahhaha YOU MADE ME LAUGH OUT LOUD!!!!

6:20. He looks like insanity. Great CGI. Incredible dragon. One has to praise Bilbo for holding himself together at the sight of that beast. He was visibly terrified and anyone in their right mind would be but stayed composed and didn't back down.

*ExAcTlY*

Nah fuck it! You can keep it!

It's not very clear how old he is, but he could be several thousands of years old, possibly (although it is unlikely) being around during the War of Wrath

He's lived in Erebor for 150 years actually.

King Ghidorah laughs

Monologue*

I like the whole line: " My armor's like tenfoldshields, my teeth are like swords, my claws spears, the shock of my tails a thunderbolt, my wings a hurricane. And my breath. Death!

It's magnificent bc they're the original words from the book xD

His tongue is silver 😳

But in the process, Bilbo found his weak spot. However in the movie, he keeps it a secret. Now, WHAT GOOD IS A WEAK SPOT IF YOU KEEP IT A SECRET, HUHHHH?

I was gonna make a Sherlock joke but I thought I probably shouldn’t...

@@SovereignStatesman in the 3rd part, they kill him through his weak spot

David Mariaschin I thought you said Samsung. 😂😂

A lil bird told him

Lol

In pretty sure a lot of it was his actual voice, I remember reading somewhere that it actually damaged his throat

Actually, it's more natural than you might think. There's a few minor tweaks, like adding reverb to make it believeable that they're in a massive cavern, but Benedict was that bassey, and had a good growl to his voice. You can find footage of him doing this, crawling around like a madman in a motion capture suit, and the audio is very similar.

Just came here to ruin your perfectly 1000 likes 😂

@@theburakshowreactions lmao

its beautiful work. That dialogue scene is amazing.

Yep, the book states that he was intimately familiar with every single item in the hoard. He's had 60 years alone with his treasure here, and 150 in the book. Bilbo stole a single cup while Smaug was asleep, he woke up, and he immediately knew it was gone. Detecting the Ring's presence makes less sense. But I guess if he can tell that Sauron is making a move when he's been holed up in the mountain, he might just have some sense for evil stuff.

Matthew Marchbanks I think he can tell just by bilbos presence, he may be invisible but he is still a physical thing, if he can tell a single cup out of a thousand is gone it’s not a long stretch to say he can detect a person standing on his hoard

@@jackofastora8962 Well, maybe, but there's also just his scent

Yeah, Smaug's sense of smell is extremely strong. On the journey Bilbo probably wouldn't have gotten a chance to wash once, so the smell of the Dwarves and Bilbo himself would be covered a lot by dirt, so it's impressive that Smaug could smell the Dwarf scent besides Bilbo himself. Also the fact that using his sense of smell he could pinpoint exactly where Bilbo was, at one point looking directly at him.

Smaug was easily the best thing about the whole Hobbit franchise. Definitely the best dragon in fiction, ever.

@J R oh

@J R He also comments that Bilbo's pony, which he can smell on Bilbo, might have been barrel shaped, just as a way of toying with Bilbo. The movie really lacks the depth of character to Smaug's conversation with Bilbo (who is invisible the entire time in the book, playing cat-and-mouse with Smaug). Smaug is curious and amused by this intruder in his domain, since it's a novelty (his first visitor in 170 years, and who in their right mind would walk into a dragon's lair?), and while he does enjoy Bilbo stroking his ego and brag about himself, he's mostly just toying with Bilbo until he can locate and murder him. It's not until he gets enough information out of Bilbo to realize the townsfolk helped him and the dwarves and Bilbo basically says "neener neener neener, can't get me" that Smaug flips his shit, tries to vaporize Bilbo with a blast of fire breath hot enough to melt iron, and then leaves the mountain for the first time in decades to go wreck the town out of spite. Smaug in the book is vain and exceedingly petty, but he is NOT stupid.

B A R R E L S S S . . .

I figure its because Smaug already got intel from the thrush that group of dwarves were coming to erebor riding barrels. So Bilbo also rode barrels meaning he came with them. Also Bilbo whispered "wheres the arkenstone" at the beginning. Smaug mustve heard it thus he knew why bilbo came despite him denying it in his face.

@@ZaberAnsaryOfficial The thrush didn't talk to Smaug and neither was intelligible to the other.

@Deimonk what

@Deimonk Did you just not get the joke?

@Deimonk You need this don't you

Is this a movie if it is what is it called ?

Sherlock: How did you get away? I had your demise planned perfectly. John: Sheer luck on my throws, clearly.

I've always wanted to know how he knew that Thorin had taken the name "Oakenshield" since he didn't get that name until after Smaug had already taken Erebor. It makes sense if Smaug left the mountain on occasion and heard about the dwarven refugees, but not if he'd basically been sleeping for the last century or so. The book is a bit different but in the film it's just kind of confusing how he knew.

he did the same with the lake men who he killed, using Dragonspeak to force them to talk.

Nice name

Oh com'on, He is Sherlock Holmes after all.

That should have been very scary. I think they should make a film like Saw or something like that about it.

i loved that too

imagine if he got his claws on the ring. It would eventually corrupt him as it does all things but for that little bit before would be nuts.

@@Blasted2Oblivion Dont think so. Dragons are already corrupt and they like treasure. He likes to sit on it and sleep. Something small as Ring of Power would not make Smaug any happier. This is why rings Sauron sent to Dwarfs were pretty much useless. Dwarfs already like riches and they were greedy for it even before they were gifted the rings. Rings affected them but not in a way Sauron expected. They became more secluded and mined like crazy for gold and gems. Little did they care for affairs outside their halls and mines. And Ring of Power is dangerous so posses. Smaug likes status quo. Ring is trouble cause Sauron is after it. So Smaug would be in danger if he takes it for himself. And a small dragon like Smaug is no match for Sauron really.

OMAN horror- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/admGdrWh1pm3nI0.html

@@verthie6176 I love it as well its a great foreshadowing of the evil the Ring holds inside of it and it was trippy how The Ring influenced even Smaug and made his arrogance even more noticeable.

Imagine them making a scene that displays Ancalagon the black

Smaug grew much larger while in Erebor, but Ancalagon was truly massive

Peter Jackson teve um pouco de liberdade criativa quanto a isso. Na realidade, Smaug tem em torno de 6 a 8 metros.

@@danitron4096 Wasn't he so big that the sky literally went black whenever he spread his wings? I remember one person quoting that or something.

Oh you're right about Smaug. And it IS terrifying. He's only a little lizard with wings compared to Ancalagon The Black or Glaurung. Not only were they bigger than him, but also stronger and more evil than he's ever been.

They should get Christopher Judge, the voice of Kratos in the newest God of War game, to voice Ancalagon

One of the few reasons why I want Silmarillion movies or series. Ancalagon is a fucking beast.

That would have been made for the dearly departed Christopher Lee.

Ronan Ward Or even the jormungands voice actor from god of war, even that would be a good choice but it would sound too similar

@@magnustheredxv nope. That is one huge understatement! Ancalagon is far beyond a simple "beast".

Oof. I understood what you did there.

Interestingly enough, I’m making a How To Train Your Dragon fanfic with a dragon who’s a mix of Smaug and Tamatoa in both appearance and personality.

Well Smaug the great hasn't always been cool looking, I was a small little wyvern once Now I know I can be happy as a king, cause in the mountain I rule yeah, and did your dwarf friends say find the mountains heart, go get it from Smaugs bedside, I need three words to tear your friendship all apart, yeah Thorin lied I'd rather be shiny, like the silmarils that the Valar tried to wreck, what a trek to get all this shiny, I will sparkle like an elven woman's neck, wait a sec, don't you know, dwarves are dumb dumb dumb, they chase dragon hordes that glitter, beginners, oh, and yeah they'll come come come to the brightest stone that glitters, hmm dwarf diner I just love free food, and you look like pre food Hey, slow slug! We're back, yeah, IT'S DWARFING TIME! What do ya say little buddies? Giant Dwarf, coming up! FOR EREBOR!...FOR EREBOR...ahhhh!(falling down giant shaft) Well well well, little Thorins having trouble with his turn, you little semi dwarven mini king, ouch, what a terrible performance, get the burn(get it?), you don't shield it like you used to man, and yet I have to give you credit for my start, and your dwarf crew on the outside, for just like you I made this place a work of art, I'll never die, I can't, I'm too shiny, watch me dazzle like a diamond in the rough, strut my stuff, my stuff is so shiny, send your armies but they'll never be enough, my scales are tough, Thorin man, you could try try try, but you can't expect a dwarven snake, to beat a fire drake(look it up), you will fry fry fry, now it's time for me rip apart, your dwarven heart Far from the dwarves and their lands with you chasing the throne with this human, you made to come steal here You tried to be tough, but your party's just not strong enough Dwarfy, now it's time to torch your hiney, ever seen someone so shiny, soak it in cause its the last you'll ever see, c'est la vie mon ami, I'm so shiny, now I'll eat you so prepare your final plea, just for me, you'll never be quite as shiny, you wish you had all this, shiiineeeeeyy! Hey, we got something shiny for ya! What do you guys think?

Sam Cochran That Was Beautiful

If you read the books, J.R.R Tolkien could’ve actually done that considering how many are in the book 😂 😂 😂

the rest was terrible

Smaug looks incredible in this scene. Best dragon in the history of fictional dragons to be serious. Drogon from Game of Thrones cannot hold a candle to this dragon. Smaug was evil, scary, badass yet totally majestic.

What i would of love to seen was Smaug being brought back from the dead in The Two Towers. I wonder what he would of done?

square shield scene with Gollum was nice

This scene is a rare gem found in a pile of absolute shit.

The fact he could pull off this super-deep, intimidating tone is amazing.

Really? That's interesting I remember one samurai actor observed lions.

Bet he watched the penglings as well...

@@italotenorio7709 😂😂👌

Well, he did a hell of a job :D

Tylet Rose Was he let down when he realised they only needed his voice ?

You're not the only one. Most if not all critics consider him to be cinema's greatest dragon.

Imo King Ghidorah is the greatest dragon in Cinematic history.

@@prehistoricplayer1132 what so great about him tho?

@@prehistoricplayer1132 Technically Ghidorah isn’t a dragon, but a three-headed alien that resembles a dragon.

@@zedrick-sama2915 He destroyed the people living on Mars and turned it into a barren wasteland. He has been the arch nemisis of godzilla for a very long time and almost always requires godzilla and at least one other monster to beat him.

Bilbo baggies is the star in this movie! ✨

Survival instinct kicked in for him lol

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Thorin is the only dwarf who doubted him

Thorin can said himself. He has never been so wrong in his entire life after bilbo saves him. Nice to see him say that.

That is exactly the case for me. My parents' bedroom is literally across the hall.

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And you hear “thief in the shadows”

he is son of the chief wyrm urgost. urgost is ridiculous large

In the book the title "Barrel Rider" catches his interest most of all because he catches on that he came through Laketown, and thus was one of the reasons he proceeded to attack it

Slinkerdeer he’s a smart dragon.

No dragon can resist the fascination of riddling talk and of wasting time trying to understand it.

This is literally the plot of Sherlock

Smaug is an brilliant character because this environment and what happened to him is what happens to some humans. The way the gold and isolation has disconnected him from reality and made him paranoid and crazy.

Drogon: HOLD MY BEER

@@alexpacino1 nah for me Smaug looks better he looks much more majestic

@@alexpacino1 Smaug would hold Drogon's head.

Dragonite: HOLD MY BEER

@@alexpacino1 Rayquaza is better lmao

Its better in the book when Smaug points out how useless the treasure would be to Bilbo.

@@bulldogsbob I loved that in the books. When Smaug pointed out that Bilbo's reward doesn't even take into account all the expenses it would take to haul it down from the mountain.

@@nmjjmn663 lol was Smaug his accountant too?

@@assaulth3ro911 Sort of lol. Smaug basically pointed out that even if they managed to get the gold, it'd be useless to them in the middle of nowhere. And they (Bilbo especially) would need to pay for delivery, cartage, armed guards, and tolls, and with a fourteenth share of the gold. All of which Bilbo had never even considered before.

@@nmjjmn663 lol smaug was good with cash 😂

@Kaila Hodge-McNutt oh i know how big those things get

@Kaila Hodge-McNutt given how they're dragons, I think gidorah would be more accurate

“Were”

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Why do people in this comment section keep saying this? Smaug was the greatest dragon of his age, not as big as some of the most ancient (and dead) ones but still the biggest in the world at the time

I think Smaug was lamentful more at not being able to watch the Arkenstone drive Thorin mad, because it would be impractical for him to watch that in the long-term from afar in the outside world without letting Thorin into the mountain, and would give Thorin the opportunity to rally the dwarves' armies against Smaug with the King's Jewel and likely pose a more serious and troublesome threat. While Smaug's probably glad to wake and have something new and interesting to toy with until his curiosity is sated, he does seem to enjoy it when he wraps up his and Bilbo's long exchanges with "How do you choose to DIE?" Like he's reaching the climax and ending of an enjoyable evening book or stage-play.

Not entirely right, the way Smaug acts, he made his decision on the spot when Bilbo mentions the Black Arrow. Smaug had to know what the arrow had done to him and the weakness it made, so when Bilbo practically shouts it at Smaug, Smaug reacted rather understandably and decided to wrap things up as Bilbo was a potential threat he could no longer ignore.

In the books, it was said that Smaug loved flattery and riddles. Bilbo therefore appealed highly to him as a curiosity (invisible, new creature) and a mystery (many enigmatic and clever titles). Smaug was intrigued, like a cat that has discovered a new toy. The thing that tipped the proverbial apple cart was when Bilbo snuck out using the Ring and took with him some spoils. Dragons know exactly how much treasure they have and will notice when anything is missing, so Smaug immediately went ballistic, though in the book it was after Bilbo had spoken to him and then snuck out.

Well, I think a Wyvern of his personality would prefer to be alone and unbothered by beings he consider to be beneath him.

Smaug is a 5 year old, a very ancient and well-spoken one but he's "emotionally" 5. 5 year olds love to play with new toys before they take them apart and put them in their mouths