this! this is the right impression! "i'm done"

He will be soon lol

Aye, his whole tone is so "The DM is fucking with me" it's hilarious.

Connor Slattery That’s the tone you take when you’ve just given up on life

You need a hulk.

Jorge Torres and used the dreaded frying pan of doom

Dreaded Frying Pan of Doom, Epic Item, +4 to hit, on a Critical hit concusses, allows re-rolls against Orcs.

Frying Pan needs nerfing. Confirmed

Well if the movie Tangled has taught me anything is that frying pans are op.

@@theoneandonlymsg991 Also PUBG. Never played it, but I heard that frying pans send the bullets back.

Literally, it's why that line sends shivers down my spine because of what it means. Gimli ftw

John Rhys-Davies gives me chills with that line every time. The delivery is so good!!

I could not agree more with you guys. Such a powerful line!

Is Gimli really a son of Durin? Or a descendant of multiple generations?

@@LifeOdysseyMotivation hes descended from a younger brother of one of thorins ancestor (dont recall which one) and by extension descended from Durin I aka Durin the Deathless

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Jircniv Rune Farlord El Nix "We are sons of Durin. And Durin's folk do not flee from a fight." Thorin wasn't wrong

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I think the biggest sin the LOTR movies committed, was making Gimli a joke character. I mean, even here - in the ONE place you'd expect to see him kicking ass, he's still just bumbling around. That axe throw was probably the most badass thing he got to do in any of those movies.

@@DoubleADwarf Exactly.Also Legolas was too hyped up,it seems producers have forgotten the fact that he is just a Silvan Elf,not Noldor or Vanyar or even Sindar.His contribution to the cause is small when compared to the other members of the fellowship,Tolkien specifically pointed this out in his book.Yet they have turned him into this prince charming character where as he shouldnt be more than a goblin with a prettier face.

@@DoubleADwarf I mean, I always thought Gimli was a badass. He kept up with Legolas and Aragorn and was half their size.

Well, the non hobbit members od the fellowship are all seasoned soldiers or tough guys. Tolkien was a soldier himself, so he'd know how such people react in dangerous situations.

@@Gabbadaos To be fair, the Balrog is a whole 'nother level of scary Its literally a giant demon that rivals the powers of angels

@@Gabbadaos It's called hyperbole. You'd know what that is if you were smart.

John & Drow, no need to shame yourselves by measuring one another's peter jackson in public.

George Weasley *Balrog* :Hold my beer!

It's because Gandalf has fought in the hobbit movies too and been in middle earth for some long time

I also love that of all the Hobbits, it's Pippin who charges in first. Like he saw Gandalf rush in and wasn't even afraid to follow right after.

Legolas is also very steady as he draws his arrow. Aragon is a bit shaky.

You have to imagine that given everything about Gandalf's character, he wouldn't have given that little battle-cry if the Hobbits hadn't been there. While they look up to all the other members, Gandalf is still the closest thing to their chaperone on this trip they've taken outside of the shire, so it makes sense given all that he would act to rouse the Hobbits

@@meonkrishnanan5920 that’s a cool thought. Probably true! Because I don’t remember Gandalf giving a battle cry any other time

Oops never mind he died

+Brandon Layne ....aaaaaaaaaaaaaand he's gone

Mark Cobuzzi South Park classic

not for long

Sean Bean returns in season 6 GoT confirmed!

Too bad he was in the Silent Hill films.

He sounds so exasperated.

“We’re in a deep cave, my coat smells like mine water, we’re out of the good wine, the goblins are coming, and to it off I have to fight a troll with a sword. And I’m Sean Bean so I know I’m dying soon,”

What I love about it is that is sounds exactly how borimer would say it in the book.

Dude has survived years of defending a city that is ruled by a madman (Who is also B's papa), watching many of his friends and comrades losing their lives, he's found the heir of Gondor who seems to have a pretty dang low opinion of humanity, he's been helping guard four hobbits to go to Moria (aka Hell) to destroy the very item his father bid him to bring home, and now... a cave troll. He's just like 157% DONE with this crap, and now he's got more. PS: Love how Boromir is the only one who moved to comfort Gimli, was sarcastic about the troll, and later he personally carries Frodo away to safety.

The cave troll in rop only exists to show how badass Galadriel is compared to everybody else. Joke of a series

I know right. It's like a big dumb toddler. Lmao

@@HunterBidensHandgunyou seem mad chud

Because they lied about their budget. It's obviously a low budget series. Everything is cheap, from the acting to storyline.

*100 times

even the fan made films born of hope and hunt for gollum are way better than that lotr from wish

@@kyrallie 2000*

Talent and vision?

Given that he's already fought a lot of battles against the forces of Mordor by the time Fellowship begins, I'm pretty certain he's helped slay his fair share of trolls.

Yes, definitely!

“They have a CAVE troll”

He’s just like “ Oh Great , more Bullshit “

For him to fight like that, I’m sure he must have fought in many battles and has seen some shit lol so your right

Indeed.

Absolutely. The only bit of music is before the Goblins, Orcs and Troll break in, though.

The close ups help as well .in this you feel like you're right in there with them..

Spright Mir I personally don't like the tight shots and shaking cameras that action movies tend to use. It makes it extremely difficult to tell what's going on and borders on motion sickness. However I suppose it has to be done or else it would be too easy to tell when actors are real or stunt doubles.

I agree, shaky cams are my personal bane. Another nitpick, not restricted to LotR but fantasy movies/games as a whole, is the overuse of monster growling and screeching. If you got a large beast like the troll in this scene, please stop making it shout all the damn time with these generic pitched-down lion-like roars. Overexposure to sounds decreases effectiveness.

You mean he was the best *"dwarf"* in Thorin's company, right? ;) Just a minor correction, though everything you said was right. Balin deserved better! No wonder Gimli was so livid. :(

Now after watching the Hobbit (and Balin is my favorite of the company), Balin, Ori and Oin's death hits differently.

Ori was also the youngest dwarf in the party. To see him be the one that writes their final words of despair was really a gut punch.

Lol

Gandalf: we have a dwarf that's very angry about his cousin

Jack Sparrow: I got a jar of dirt.

Vito Corleone: I've got an offer you can't refuse.

jack sparrow: I HAVE A JAR OF DIRT

Well, that line was in the original movie as well lol.

He knows, what he probably means is that even including some of the funny/entertaining extended scenes that aren't in the regular movies, this still stays his favorite line.

For when the GM decides to give the players a really hard time.

What, even above "One does not simply parkour/rock/walk into Mordor?"

@@sethclark6593 Hey, could've been worse. At least it's not a dragon. :P _(fucking DMs, I swear to God...!)_

Everything about this movie was next level. Especially considering that this was 20 years ago.

The movies are awesome, don't get me wrong. But I would have liked a bit more work on the choreography part of the fights themselves. It seems that in most action scenes, whenever a blow is about to land, there's a cut. And that's not how you should do action movies. When you film action scenes, you have to let the actors speak, not the cameras. Actors must show they can fight. Lord of the Rings is absolutely beautiful and legendary, especially on large scale battles. But in close-up encounters... Game of Thrones did a lot better there. These scenes remind me of the melee fighting in the Taken series. 80+ cuts for a single fight. That's not the best way to present an action piece. Again, I absolutely love the movies and the work of Peter Jackson. I just wanted to say that they could have improved on this one tiny aspect to make them perfect for me. But I am not disappointed or anything.

​​@@maryhales4595maybe. On the other side: I think few life-or-death fights looked good from the outside. I do like the raw, chaotic fights, cause for me it looks a lot more realistic. Not to forget: this are orcs that don't know any technique but just want to kill. A whole lot different from fighting humans

mate, it's lord of the rings. we don't need to talk about how excellently they're crafted

I mean the dude spent decades as a lone ranger ! YEAH he can use a bow even if only to hunt to survive.

And logically; he fires later and takes longer to aim. Legolas has mained Archery skills, while Aragorn is a swordsman who knows his way around a bow. Hence Aragorn is perfectly competent while he can stand still and take the time he needs to aim, but as soon as movement is required to stay alive, he ditches the bow and goes for the sword. Legolas meanwhile has the mastery necessary to aim and fire extremely quickly, allowing him to keep using the bow throughout. A nice showing of the difference between a competent archer and a master archer.

The addition of a bow was (I believe) at Viggo Mortensen's suggestion, as he pointed out that the easiest way for a man, who lived in the wilds for months at a time and was constantly on the move, to hunt would be with a bow and arrow.

Yup, overall he's an ranger don't he? He need's bow for hunting

After he gets Narsil it's DPS was too good to pass up on.

me too

That’s the kind of Aragorn hair id have

The weapon of The Rangers

Yeah but think about this, hobbits are so small they really can't be seen. They are the perfect size for a sneak attack you never see coming.

You get a thumbs up for your cute answer

This is like playing an online games, where some low level asked for a party for mobs exp, all they do is stand or just mess around running and pull more mobs. Hahaha.

They are eat shrimp for breakfast

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I 💕

Apparently it was PJ himself kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bLGflJhhmZiVgJs.html

And for not talking during the fight.

hahahahaha

yeah lol the Devs ( Amazon) should nerf Galadriel ) lol too OP

lol. so bad...

Fucking trash ass show should cancel it immediately. This fight scene is a masterpiece compared to that student film garbage of a tv show 😂

I was just about to say that. Also there is better writing in this 4 mins then there is in the entire season of rings of power.

I mean, probably. Galadriel is really powerful in the books.

Yeah, Boromir says that sarcastically.

You might be misunderstanding what sarcastically means. Because they actually did have a cave troll. I doubt he was being sarcastic, more like fed up.

R MH Beware what you wish for :D

spasjt Right?! XD

+R MH He was sarcastic... it was like "Yeaaaah, great, they have a cave troll, what a lovely thing that we just needed"... so yea...

They were already ready for a battle (in the book) and were basically waiting for some signal as to where the enemy was.

He loves a good decapitation does our Aragorn.

+VA MC at the end of the movie when he cuts off the head of the urik, its like the same thing. the urik yells in his face, and he's like, "fuckin urik breath" and just cuts off his head

Hahahahahaha

King Elessar, the Decapitator

**FINISH HIM!!**

AHHHHH LET THEM COME!!! 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

0:58 Du bekar

Yessss 😊😊

Gimli isn’t going down without a fight. He’s so angry with the death of Balin and the rest of his Moria kin, Gimli wants to avenge them.

This line now has its own metal song on KZfaq 🤘

Pure cringe aye! I don't know what's more evident: That this scene from Fellowship set the bar too high or that the ROP fell embarrassing short

@@castleofaargh2093not every fight needs to be the same

Being a captain of gondor’s military he has seen a lot of shit. Him and his brother were the two leaders of Gondor’s military.

Yeah. He was a fantastic character in the books, got along well with everybody and was very sincere. The ring was attractive to him because he loved his home and didn't want to see it destroyed so the ring worked on that part of him. Shame.

Yeah also he was doing what his father told him to do.

SomeKindaSpy does he have a bigger role/more interaction in the novels? He's my favorite also but I felt that he didn't get enough screen time

chopperbubba the ring corrupted men easily and boramir first because he craved a way to save his people from the endless armies of Mordor.

InfamousMedia In the main timeline? A bit more. And in the extra material, we learn about some events that happened to the Steward family prior to the main story. Such as about their family history, dynamics, individual personality, some things that happened here and there in their lives (such as Boromir being Faramir's protector when they were little and always looking out for him, Boromir as a child asking Denethor, how long it takes for the stewards to become kings and Denethor answering that the stewards will never become kings) and so on. But he's a character you're left feeling you'd want to spend more time with.

Press B, press B, press B!!!1!!

Yeah lol

He's actually pretty easy to dodge at first. Phase 2 with the chain is pure hell.

Sam is still a beginner, though. He should've stuck around the troll's ass. Avoid all incoming damage.

@@alexramey2062 Ain't that the bloody truth!

+The Crouching Chair I like how he says "Orcs!"

I like that quick squint he gives when that axe pops through the door. it was like yeah you shit come right in

Well he is an elf, and has fought for an long time during the battle of five armies and five armies takes place before this fellowship. It's if you fought in war many times or battles and grown to be composed and not be fearing whats to come

@@koreancowboy42 actually legolas never appeared in the hobbit books he was just mentioned but never appeared

​@@lordforages8319 tho regardless his father is Thranduil so he must have experience fighting alot. Again I'm going off the movies as I've not read the books, even tho the movies aren't entirely all the same as the books their respectfully still adaptations of the book with parts taken out as to let us see more characters

Yeah but I have to laugh, the way how he said it,is funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I love the way he says it. It sounds really sarcastic.

@@thegirlwhoreadstoomuch9339 Yeah, kinda like hes really done with everything. Like "Of course, weeks of marching, deadly mines, obviously there has to be a cave troll. why wouldnt there be?" :D

I swear on my honor, this garbage was written and filmed by children. So frivolous and cardboard, without depth and meaning.

@@andermolk2428 I mean Amazon and child labour wouldn‘t be a new combo right 🤷‍♂️

@@AllAboutFaylan He and Disney are on an equal footing in this matter.

@@AllAboutFaylan Problem is they went ahead with the series even though they weren't given the right to the Silmarillon and most of Tolkien's works. They literally COULDN"T honor the original plot without legal bother.

For most of this fight Troll was portrayed with wide frame and quick chaotic responses of fighters that gives space to breathe for the viewer, then drops this absolute tombstone of a sequence with troll focusing first on hobbits, most vulnerable of the group and right after only on Frodo himself. We are forced into narrower, constricting frames hiding rights next to panicking Frodo when this brute is searching for him, more real than ever before, we can almost smell his breath. Paying attention to the reaction of the Fellowship when Frodo was impalled was also a gem, every single reaction had to be shown to highlight personal bond that sudenly ignated courage to protect their friend and act despite fear. From this exact moment the Fellowship is not closed with troll anymore, now troll is the one closed with them.

They rushed The Hobbit a lot. Plus CGI sucked when they were making LOTR so they probably didn't want to risk it so they had like actual actors as orcs and stuff. In The Hobbit they just used CGI for convenience. It was poorly done. I still loved that movie though. Even though everyone else hated it. The book is my favorite of all time

+Dzh123 Its not that everyone hates it, it's a good movie, its just compared to the LOTR, its a pile of shit. As a stand alone it would be serviceable, but as a prequel to a trilogy that pretty much reinvigorated modern fantasy and is classed as one of the best trilogy's, and even the best films of all time, it sucks.

+Scottx125Productions - Spiffingly Serious British Gaming! A good movie compared to what? It would say the hobbit movies are all together bad movies, try to imagine for a second that you haven't read any hobbit book and you waltz into those movies. If it wouldn't be for the books that are behind the hobbit movies they would look upon in the same light as twilight and all the other CGI filled fantasy movies coming out of holywoood atm.

+Dzh123 after reading the book, I definitely liked the movies a lot less. seriously pissed me off the things they added to the movie just to get people to watch, like Azog's story line, and Legolas being in the story. only thing I thought was actually slightly better than the book was the actual battle of five armies, because that part the book rushed really quickly, although the build up and tension between the men, elves, and dwarves was great. but yeah, them animating Dain was just another piece that ruined what could've been a great thing.

+Chris Carter I think the reason they added so many things that weren't in the book was so that it would actually lead up to the Lord of the Rings series. Yeah the Azog story was out of place but I think it was an attempt to give Thorin more character. I liked the whole necromancer thing because it really set you up for Sauron's return. The books didn't lead up as much. Getting back to Azog and Thorin one thing I hated is that it seemed like they were trying to make Thorin like Aragorn

It was interesting to watch is the main difference.

Man, Glorfindel is such a Mary Sue! I mean, took on a Balrog, and even multiple Nazgul, by HIMSELF! Pfffftt!

@@totorod sure, but the main issue here is that she has no flaws. Even though this is just one example. A character can be overpowered, but without any flaws no one is going to connect and relate with the character.

@@totorod Glorfindel fucking died fighting that balrog

Lol this troll seemed far more effective then any troll after in the other movies. Remember in Minas Tirith when Gandalf just rode past one and sliced its neck, it was dead within 5 seconds of appearing

Same I used to hate when the troll lurked around the pillar with frodo and then screamed x)

+Professor Xavier haha me too. i always skipped that part.

those drums always scared me when i was little

+Aaron O'sullivan same. Epic scene

Yes, i said. Now, i still afraid the situation being trapped inside a small room with thousand orcs outside.

+Cayden "The Break-Dancers of Moria"

the best part of internet is the comment section LOOOOOOOOOL

Isengard dance academy

hahaha

Oh god I love comment section on yt

He was furious. Gotta love it.

Reminds of of Helms Deep. "Send them to me come on!"

I love how proud Gimli is when the Fellowship are in Moria. Even though it's destroyed you can tell he's immensely proud of his people and wants vengeance for what happened

AHHHHH!!! Let them come there is one dwarf yet in moria who still draws breath!!!

This is the best motivator ever.

Rachel Sheppard Boromir sounded annoyed if you listen to it closely

"Gimli, I just said they have a troll" "Let them come" "A troll, gimli" "let them come!" "a CAVE TROLL gimli" "ILL FUCK IT WIT MY AXE!" "..."

Rachel Sheppard hi

@@cerberusisagoodboy6054 Trolololololo

I like all 3

​@@pjmurray91 That's fair, but Lord of the Rings is still the best by multiple measures.

Rowling was actually inspired by LOTR when writing Harry Potter. She’s a huge fan. While in college, she had a big three in one volume that was described as “dog-eared”. LOTR is the granddaddy of modern scifi and fantasy. Its inspirations are everywhere, from Final Fantasy to D&D to Game of Thrones. It will always be the undisputed champion of fantasy.

I came for this

Looks nothing like doomsday, don't know why people are comparing them, stupid haters

+Antonio Malki Compare both images they look a lot like

+HollVids2 Legend!

+HollVids2 Thinking the same thing.

HA! lol the sad thing is that its true!!😄😄😄

That deserves way more than 107 likes

Moria has the best Black Friday deals 60% off of all dead Dwarfs

And the Fellowship are the Walmart employees lol

@@mrcritical6751 ZOMG bad joke but hilarious 🤣 😆

Agree with you. Best fight for me too. This was the fellowship's first taste of combat (in the movies) so damn what an intro. Visceral action but you can follow all the hits, slashes and blocks and dodges. My fave is boromirs shield and sword combo in 1:35

I bet he invested all in endurance... that little fucker, no fat roll for sam the spider slayer

+Tahkaullus01 so you think this troll isn't digitalised, well done

hunsler1006 Nooooo, I know full well that troll is CG, that's the joke...

Tahkaullus01 oh my bad, thought you were having adig at the hobbit like everyother comment here.

hunsler1006 Oh no, if I was gonna dig the Hobbit I'd say this: Boromir: They have a cave troll. Aragorn: Serve up Gimli and the Hobbits! They might be reasonable!

Tahkaullus01 haha i'll give you that, that was pretty decent

I agree

Gian Distefano Well you're comparing a movie to a show.

Gian Distefano you are right

apples, oranges. or in this case "high-fantasy adventure", "socio-political tinged dark fantasy thriller". Both have very different merits. and beyond the vague 'fantasy' association they're not all that comparable. both are top tier quality at their own respective shtick. And if you were trying to compare them to each other when it comes to visuals and production Lord of the Rings Total Budget: 281,000,000, split over a running time of 726 minutes. Game of Thrones: Total budget is around 450,000,000 but is split over a running time of well over 3000 minutes... OF COURSE LOTR looks better...

Your a talker, talkers make me thirsty

I think it is the practical effects. It makes it more real, and gives the scenes some weight to them.

@@rannenw6207 very true

because garadiel is op

And to think Hurin killed seventy of theses things

Had you actually read The Hobbit you would know that the trolls in The Hobbit were mountain trolls and not cave trolls. And, in The Hobbit, mountain trolls could talk and Cave trolls could not. So this scene makes perfect sense really. But of course.. you probably havent read one single page of The Hobbit

superdave31 He's not talking about that.

Peter Jackson didn't even want to make the Hobbit, that's what you get when a director is forced to make a movie they're not passionate about.

Lord of the ring came before the hobbit They filmed it before I ment They set the hobbit for a time before this

superdave31 This comment makes no sense. I have also read and love the Hobbit book above the LOTR books (maybe because I read it to death as a kid) but hated the movies.

I swear she could just shoot him with a rifle, it wouldn't make any less sense.

Stunning and brave. Way better than these 9 loosers.

and what? are you mad? legolas is anime op too

You should see gandalf in the animaded movie.

Oh man, the irony of this comment.

He wasn't so good in the Battle of Amon Hen..

TOO SOON

The way he used Ice was fantastic!

+YukiGibson this is probably before Ice since Ice is a long ass sword

you all better be joking lol

+Jagr Melo I hope you are joking.

It's called sarcasm. ofc it's Alec Trevelyan

who said that was CGI troll in LOTR..everything is real there.. :)

No, son, in The Hobbit quite excellent CGI

F. Joel Price Especially the cgi for the Balrog which wrecks most if not all of the Hobbit.

Agustin Camejo ofcourse not

No it doesn't, lol.

MatiZ815 and they have a hulk

Perfect reference

They have a Darkseid!

R4V3 B0Y and who is the FELLOWSHIP'S (aka ancient Avengers) version of Hulk?? Lol

Darth Maal That’s sad.

Dwarves in LOTR have no hesitating to fight if needed. Especially if their angry....Don,t fight angry dwarves.

Plus this one has more risks, the fellowship already bonded (we saw it on screen), we know that if someone dies (or frodo dies), they'd be devastated or the mission will fail. We don't see it on RoP because they made Galadriel a cold and revenge-driven warrior commander who doesn't give a shit about her team. Plus they made the other elves incompetent (wtf, they're elves), you can't root for her mission either since we didn't even see the bond that she has with her brother. You can't also feel that if they fail in that cave, the world will be doomed because Sauron's presence isn't even given value by other group of elves. You can't even justify how she's good (without using the books or her AGE), because it's not even shown (except her stacking helmets?).

Bro, the new shows fight scene is way better!! That ninja chick flipped and stuff and killed the big thing super dope fast all whilst never needing no man, especially whyut man. Slay queen, stunning and brave. Maybe if you weren't raysis you'd give the new show its due bro. Sorry if I misgendered you.

Very well thought, and put. While surface level complaints are easy, you hit at the truth right here. If ROP had the same level of production design an thought put into every scene then the changes they’ve made would be much more accepted.

thats what peter jackson was trying to do, at least it worked for some. Although I have to admit the dwarves in the hobbit were lacking so much and i didnt give a shit about most of them

The line of Durin is not yet broken

Yeah well put. Kinda of like when they first enter Moria and Gandalf tells the Fellowship about when Thorin gave Bilbo the Mithril. Pretty cool seeing it in the Hobbit.

@@oalonzoa1745 and that Gandalf said this "I never told him, that it's worth is more than the shire" because the mirthril shirt was gifted by thorin who considered Bilbo his friend cuz he stuck to the end of it all even after Thorin was driven into greed for the arkenstone. And Thorin realized what he's done and as an last act of acknowledgement before his dying breath they exchanged some words. An gift from an king and that of an friend was worth more than anything.

Made worse by the fact that not only those were Ori's last written words, he died holding the book.

“Begone, foul dwimmerlaik, lord of carrion! Leave the dead in peace!" A cold voice answered: 'Come not between the Nazgûl and his prey! Or he will not slay thee in thy turn. He will bear thee away to the houses of lamentation, beyond all darkness, where thy flesh shall be devoured, and thy shrivelled mind be left naked to the Lidless Eye." A sword rang as it was drawn. "Do what you will; but I will hinder it, if I may." "Hinder me? Thou fool. No living man may hinder me!" Then Merry heard of all sounds in that hour the strangest. It seemed that Dernhelm laughed, and the clear voice was like the ring of steel. "But no living man am I!”

we have learned from Tangled that frying pans cost alot of damage just ask my grandpa he has been hit with one by my grandma :P

kilala uzumaki A sword still does better slash damage. :-) But fighting with a frying pan is so much funnier. ^^

There is a video game called team fortress 2 that has frying pans as a melee weapon. Plus the most expensive weapon in the game, The *Gold* frying pan allows you to turn your dead enemies into gold statues when you kill them.

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