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Death Klaus - Hogfather
Compilation of the scenes in with Death impersonates the Hogfather in an Ankh-Morpork shop.
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The Auditors of Reality - Hogfather
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A (poor) compilation of the scenes of the Auditors of Reality in the Hogfather movie.
Death of Rats
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I would like to think that the Death of Rats came to get my hamster T_T
HEX-Hogfather
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Compilation of the scenes of HEX the best computer anyone, anywhere in the multiverse could ask for.\o/ Too bad they cut the Fluffy Teddy Bear scene T_T
i just noticed there are atoms of belief, Deaths little speech is rendered moot, the auditors of of existence wouldn't embark on a war against something that does not exist
If you want to set the rules aside thats fine. But maybe make sure the one youre also unshackling from rhe rules isnt death himself.
always wondered what will happen if the auditor and the elves ever meet.
This deserves so many more views. Is criminally underrated.
Joss Ackland as Ridcully is one of those perfect casting things. Just a delight!
I want Hololive EN to reënact this. Death: Calli (or ERB) Albert: Kiara (or CeCe) Nobby Nobbs: Gigi Susan: Kronii (or Raora) Quoth: Mumei Death of Rats: Bae Oh God of Hangovers: IRyS Teatime: Ollie Tooth Fairy: Elizabeth Rose Bloodflame
Who'd be Visit-the-Infidel-with-Explanatory- Pamphlets?
So who would be the Auditors?
In the book, the Auditors gave the Guild an entire week to inhume the Hogfather, they didn't just show up on the night before Hogswatch. The compression of the book's entire one-week plot into one night caused some completely avoidable plot holes in the filmed version.
Very polite person, Death is. He offered someone who'd just been murdered a hand up and ever apologized when he got distracted.
Probably the best incarnation of Nobby. Fits the role perfectly.
The only way to do it better is kind of funny given the actor in this very scene once played another character who is very much like Nobby, Baldrick Sodoff.
So sad he died 😭
Suan: I don't remember them asking for anything that made a noise. Death: Oh, There Has To Be Something In The Stocking That Makes Noise. Otherwise, What Is 4:30 a.m. For. And , I Am Last Minute Stuff. And then later, There's Always Time For Another Last Minute. 😅😂🤣😭🤣😂🤣😭 Guess when you are last minute stuff, you can have as many last minutes as you want too. 😅😂🤣 RIP Sir Terry Pratchett.
Note that the children didn't think that Death was creepy, despite Te A Ti Me's efforts to present him as a bogyman. They knew who the creepy one was. Death could be scarry, especially when he was angry, but he was never malicious.
David Warner.
I knew I recognised that voice.
Props to the actor playing Nobby - he’s got the perfect toothy, shit-eating grin I imagine for Corporal Nobby Nobbs.
But he IS a human - he even has a certificate proving it.
You know you've stepped in deep odor when reality itself is taking a contract out on you. Here I thought only Rincewind was so unlucky....
Hey, if they broke the rules, why should Death play by them? Ho ho ho
Technically, the moment they became living creatures, Death could take the auditors. He did not, however, and left it to his Granddaughter - it being a 'human' thing and one he wanted to avoid interfering in. He is death, meddling isn't his role, but I think more than that he wanted to allow it to be a human thing. To remain something humans are capable of. He doesn't step in until his granddaughter is threatened...and she's technically under his sphere. Enough, at least, for him to actively interfere although he knew she was relatively alright by herself. She knew that, he knew it, but at that stage, having let her prove herself (and humans) capable, he saw fit to end the interference in his sphere.
After watching that scene a few times, it occurred to me that Death didn't actually harm the Auditors, he just expressed his outrage. I think that when Susan knocked the first one off the cliff, it scared the others, and Death was able to use that to force them back until they fell off.
Death could not save the Hogfather from the Auditors. He wasn't borrowing the office of the Hogfather anymore, he was back to being entirely Death, and Death doesn't save people - that's beyond the scope of his role in the universe. It had to be a human (or at least mostly human) to save the Hogfather. Once the Hogfather was saved (in a manner of speaking), _then_ Death could punish the Auditors for stepping outside _their_ role. But he couldn't stand between the Auditors and the Hogfather.😊
Three million dollars I count her off for you One
The music here sounds a bit like Mr Sandman.
"We are the people with 3 million dollars" that one broke me
I kinda just wanted to watch the thing that went "PARP!". But now i wanna watch the movie.
The Grim Squeaker
Frosty the snowman was a jolly happy soul With a corncob pipe and a button nose And a scythe to reap souls
I miss Mr Pratchett. He was such a genius.
"Sir" Pratchett!
@@corinkenyon3801 absolutely correct. My mistake.
Ironic that they cast Tony Robinson opposite Nobby, who was basically Baldric.
lol : )
Oh gee, I never thought of that! Thank you I can now enjoy this on another level.
"and now. there is but one final question; have you been naughty...or nice?" ""Ho ho ho." There are few things more enjoyable than having your would-be bosses' backs up against the wall and rubbing their faces in how badly they have screwed themselves over.
the reaper of death being called grandad would be the coolest thing to say knowing you have a link to death that isn't you first and final meet with the neutral living entity. for as there is always live there will always be death.
I never noticed the wizard who yells "To the laundry" actually has a biker patch on his back saying "Born To Rune" 🤣🤣🤣
I love how death is the only one to say his name right
Of course.
Nobby Nobbs our smelly little king ♥️
Perfect Nobby.
That eleventh hour urgency: *DO.....YOU.....BELIEVE? ANSWER!* One of the most powerful moments in Discworld, as much as his justice and mercy speech later on, Vimes' socio economic theory on boots, and the last moments of Granny Weatherwax. Terry, you weren't ever meant to leave us. Not then, not now, not ever.
Yes there are rules .. and you broke them ... Ho Ho Hooooooo
Anthill Inside lmao
I have that on a shirt; HEX anthill inside pratchett PROCESSOR
It actually takes place in the Maul, a pune or play of words on the word Mall, the Maul is located in the Ankh part of Ankh-Morpork.
"There are rules... and you broke them! *HOW DARE YOU?!*" I felt the quiet anger of Death.
You can anger and disrespect all the living and immortals of the universe. But, always respect and fear the gods of death for they become masters of all for eternity
- Death said calmly
@@labrynianrebel *Indeed.*
This movie is so underrated.
This is embarrassing, what nonsense, come on people, what trash!
If you've lost your imagination, I'm very sad for you. Go back to your cold, gray world and look for your inner child, where you lost it.
@@andreasmerkel5717 we have a giant loser everybody!
Some stupid new age moron who only believes in one book, probably... Sucker.
@@tomf3150 yes the bible, tried it!? and by the way, if you can't derive enough excitement out of real life and have to rely on this fantasy bull, then I feel sad for you! get out more!
Proof that Hex has a soul: HE CAN HEAR DEATH SPEAK. Death does not actually speak. He never SAYS anything. The words he is saying simply pop into comprehension in your very soul, without passing through your ears at any point. You know what he has to say to you without ever actually hearing a sound. If Hex didn't have a soul, then he would not be able to hear Death speak, because Death's 'voice' is actually DEAD SILENCE and his hearing trumpet would register it as such.
I love those first lines from Lord Downey. They do a great job of setting up the world, explaining to newcomers that it's a fantasy world where ghosts, gods, and the Grim Reaper are real.
A fantasy? Dang it. I thought this was one of those philosophical dramas except with metaphorical anthropomorphic concepts represented by characters.
@@postbunnie That's called a fantasy
Getting Hex to believe in the Hogfather was the cleverest thing Death did during this crisis. He ensured that, no matter what happened, no matter if he or Susan succeeded or failed in their efforts, there would be and ALWAYS would be, one completely unshakeable believer in the Hogfather. Hex would keep on believing, and that would keep the Hogfather alive no matter what. It would be the final guardian of the Hogfather. Anyone trying to make the Hogfather cease existing by lack of belief would have to either fully convince Hex that he wasn't real... despite Hex having MET the 'Hogfather' and having received a gift directly from 'him'... or else fully dismantle and destroy Hex, which the Wizards would absolutely, one hundred thousand percent never allow to happen. That's why the Auditors were physically trying to chase the Hogfather down... their plan was in ruins because no matter what there would ALWAYS be Hex, but the Hogfather was weakened and in a form where he could possibly be killed, much like Om in Small Gods. But they were interfering directly because their indirect plan had collapsed around their hoods because Death got Hex to believe.
Dang, I never realized that. That’s honestly really cool. Hex couldn’t be affected by TeaTime’s spell because he can not be subjected to any spells that require a part of his body, since Hex doesn’t really have a body. Sure you could take one of the parts that make up Hex to try and use for the control spell, but that can’t work. All of Hex’s organic parts aren’t originally his. They were either a part of another being (such as a tree used for any of his wooden components), or a separate entity entirely (such as the ants that live inside him). Using those parts wouldn’t make the spell control Hex, but instead whatever organic being said parts originally came from. And the inorganic parts of Hex wouldn’t work with the spell because, well, they are inorganic. I would even go as far to say Hex himself is a sort of parallel to Death’s speech at the end about how things like Justice and Mercy are made up. Like those concepts, if you ground the universe down to it’s most basic components, there is nothing that can be deemed as truly Hex. Yet he still exists, because people believe that it isn’t just an automated process that is responding to them, like Siri or Alexa, but an actually intelligent creature that is responding to their questions. Hex is basically an abstract personification just like Death and the Hogfather. And as such, you can only get rid of him by convincing everyone he doesn’t exist. But that can’t happen, because, as shown when Death pretended to be the Hogfather, if someone see something in front of them, it’s harder to convince them it doesn’t exist. And Hex’s body is right there in the building, not to mention that several wizards have talked to him. You can convince the world the Hogfather doesn’t exist because, as shown with the kids Susan was babysitting, everyone will just assume that it was their parents giving the gifts and eating the snacks, or that the Hogfather at the mall was just a paid actor. But Hex is different, you can’t just convince the wizards that the responses they’ve been getting from the machine were just preprogrammed, like with Siri and Alexa here on Earth, because they built the machine, they’ve already seen Hex give responses that were not programmed into the machine. How can you convince someone that the conversations they’ve had with the machine, which they know weren’t programmed in, were in fact, actually programmed in? You can’t. Plus, you’d have to have a piece of each wizards body in order to use the spell on them, but, as shown with Ridcully in BS Johnson’s bathroom, wizards are very meticulous at not letting any spare body parts be up for grabs. And since wizards know if a baby will be a wizard (seventh son of a seventh son and all that), they can make sure to properly dispose of any parts that come off of said baby, such as, say, a tooth? The body part that TeaTime was using for his spell? So yeah, if you are an abstract, and don’t want to risk fading from existence, get Hex to believe in you.
Wow... thats really f*cking clever.
This novel is the closest successor to Dracula, for it not only is a mystery but the mystery delves into the metaphysics of the world and not as world building lore dumps.
It's astounding how well written these books are
That's because Lord Pratchett was an astounding author
The death of Terry Pratchett's Discworld in this movie is perhaps THE most accurate approximation to the grandfather/general Moros (Ancient Greek: Μόρος; personified spirit of impending doom), who is known to friends as Mor (russian: Мор; pestilence/epidemic), which we will see in English cinema. And this is the reason why the Russians are not so panicked about the grim reaper, he's a good neighbor after all, reliable and very punctual.
"it's the expressions on their little faces I like" "A sort of a mix between fear and awe, they don't know whether to laugh cry or wet their pants" 😂😂 best Christmas movie ever
I love the way Death is portrayed in these films
Never make death angry
Musterd??? Why Musterd
I think I'm getting the gist of this. The moment the auditors felt fear is when Death could take them. Am I correct in this hypothesis? - Josh, Hampton Roads, Virginia. Certified American.
Pretty much. The Auditors cannot naturally feel fear or other emotions, they do not have any personality because to them to have personality is to be an individual, to be an individual is to live and to live is to die. The time in-between the beginning and the end (which all beings with a personality have) is indescribably short for beings who experience eternity. When they felt fear they became alive and all living things eventually meet death. For an Auditor, when they develop a personality, they end up dying or rather disappearing. Since they are replaced immediately by a new Auditor so this has little consequence except as a warning to avoid such things.
Hm, I'm curious. Certified by whom? Only certification I'm aware of would be your birth certificate. (Your social security card, passport and photo ID are not certifications.) Got yours handy?
Shoutout for Corporal Visit-the-Infidel-With-Explanatory-Pamphlets.
whats the name of the store