Orders from Mordor LOTR 1.05 [HD 1080p]
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The power of Isengard is at your command, Sauron, Lord of the Earth.
Build me an army worthy of Mordor!
What orders from Mordor my Lord? What does the Eye command?
We have work to do.
The trees are strong, my Lord. Their roots go deep.
Rip them all down!
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Sauron is so hardcore, Saruman looks like he shit his pants after talking to him
If I remember correctly, in commentary they say that Lee broke his arm before they shot that part. Still, it fits in perfectly.
@Flibbertigibbet6 He's not really loyal, if he got the ring he would have betrayed Sauron.
I agree - love that they show Saruman so deeply affecting from his communing with Sauron - it really shows just how corrupted and terrible Sauron's spirit has become, how immersed in darkness and twisted with malice and power that even a fellow maia, a corrupted maia, one of his own order no less, is so shaken by the experience. Like Tolkien himself says, Sauron is a order of magnitude greater and more malevolent than even Saruman; Sauron and Morgoth are SATANICALLY evil, they stand above all other in sheer malice.
I like the way Tolkien portrays his primary villains, Morgoth and Sauron, as more fearsome because of what you don't see than what you do. They are both mostly offscreen, and their power derives from their ability to put forth their will and their presence. Sauron only truly becomes dangerous to Frodo once he sets his mind on him, and then Frodo isn't safe even in the Shire. Similarly, Morgoth hardly ever leaves Angband but he relentlessly searches for his enemies in his thought.
Stormkråka
Thank you.
Im not yet super rehearsed on the lore.
What place be "Angband"?
This! You know your villain is good when their mere presence, without even being physical, is so strong.
@@davecrupel2817 melkors fortress in north.
Morgoth is hardly in it? You mean never in it.
If Sauron's voice is scary, I would hate to think how Melkor's voice sounds.
probably too horrible for mortal man, and lesser elves to handle. i mean.. SAURON'S voice, is impossible to endure, except for the STRONGEST will. and even just LOOKING at him, sent most people fleeing. and morgoth could also change shape! yeah.. morgoth is like sauron, but with a exp boost of OVER NINE THOSAAAAAAAAAAAND!!!
You need to reread the Silmarillion. Around the time Melkor started getting called Morgoth, he lost his ability to change shape, becoming locked in his dark-lord form.
Sauron was able to change shape pretty much forever; he showed up in a fair, elflike guise, calling himself Annatar to convince the elves to help him forge the Rings of Power.
Imagine your darkest fear, and manifest it in a voice
None of your fucking business how do you give exams voices?
Power-wise, Sauron was a mere slug compared to Melkor/Morgoth. However, power isn't everything, Morgoth was exceedingly arrogant and proud, believed himself to be the tits, he sunk so much of his own power into the world itself that he was diminished enough to be imprisoned in the void by the other Valar. Sauron, while nowhere near as powerful, was cunning, deceitful and treacherous. He used his talents of deception, schmoozed his way in by giving the rings of power as gifts, and gained power that way.
One of the greatest films ever made.
Alan Howard portrayed the voice for Sauron. So sad to see this amazing scene with two gifted voice actors talking to each other & they both passed away :(
Build me an army worthy of Mordor!
Sauron as you command
This should be interesting.
Best sound voice in a movie, ever.
It’s such a brilliant touch to show Saruman in such a cramped up position, it shows how far his soul has fallen. Completely in line with Tolkien’s writing, one sin leads to greater sin, and so on and so on.
"What does the eyeee command" ahahahahah
0:39 lmao, the Orc fell over. :)
I love how Saruman calls him "Sauron", a name he hates being called by because it means "Abhorred"
Came back from Rings of Power
Same.
Refreshing to see the actual Sauron
halbrand 😂😂😂
‘What does the eye command?’
‘Lollipops.’
Bring me a bitch worthy of Mordooorrr
+davidd972 Saruman: I will bring you some! ther called hobbits.
I have just one question: where did those orcs come from?
I mean, an army of orc workers marching into Isengard, you would think someone would have noticed
+Achillez In the books it's explained when Gandalf, Aragorn and Theoden visit Isengard after the Battle of Helm's Deep. Basically the walls of Isengard were bigger than the ones shown in the movies, and could supposedly "house thousands." Or they possibly had quarters in the caverns.
*****
Ah, thanks!
Achillez Always happy to help with menial lore questions :P
I was always under the impression the orcs came from the Misty Mountains.
Saruman probably summoned a band of orcs in the area or from the misty mountains to gather at isengard. The orcs probably were in awe of this great Istari wizard. He was probably paying them with food and weapons initially before the caves etc could be dug.
Gandalf looks like waking up in your jail cell after your 4th DUI.
I know Tolkien hated allegory, and I'm sure I won't make many friends saying so, but sometimes I think Saruman is the essence of human law, with a voice that compels people to act against their own natures. Having essentially given in, at least partially, to the Dark Powers and discordance associated with Sauron/Morgoths line of thinking, it's sort of an allegorical take on where human law took itself. Even after being deposed, it attempts to reimpose itself upon a shire full of insular peoples who'd rather be left to their own devices, and finally becomes a shadow of its former self, forever wandering the world it once sought to dominate.
Human law is so full of bizarre compunctions, and ever seems to evolve and re evolve into the idea of might equalling right. It finally touches its darkest origins, (the all seeing eye) and winds up in ruin, itself, in so doing.
Looking at the world, today, I now understand why this story, and C.S. Lewis' books resonate so much with abrahamic faiths and interpretations of evil having its moment, if only long enough to have it taken away in the blinking, (or blinding) of an eye.
Today, in the kingdom of the blind, the one eyed are kings.
In Christian, Islamic, and possibly Judaic terms, Powers and Principalities being that which people struggle with, every day, in addition to the dark whispers behind it all which betray a spiritual warfare. Tolkien's world gives faces and names to forces. Lewis's much the same, but with the central theme of self sacrifice being the deepest of magic.
“What ordors from Mordor, my lordor?”
At his peak sauron was more powerful than melkor because melkor spread his essence/evil throughout the land/world, weakening him severely, so peak sauron would likely defeat the version of melkor that was defeated/chainedby the valar, since he had weakened himself so much by empowering so many evil servants(sauron one of them, being his lieutenant), + balrogs, demons, dragons, etc. This has been discussed many times.
I used to think Saruman was the one who said that line as a kid. It makes more sense knowing it was Sauron xD
I wish the battle of helms deep had normal orcs, wargs, and dunlendings as well not just Uruk hai, like in the book
The Two Towers game did have orcs and goblins as enemies at Helms Deep.
If someone commands me with voice like that... I think I would even murder myself if commanded.
The is one in only two scenes of the whole series where Sauron speaks a full sentence in English.
00:19 saruman like “can this nigga say please next time”😭😭
Saruman has such nicely manicured nails…
Uprooting those poor trees really hurt me inside.
I'll bet Poison Ivy really hated this movie...
This is what Skype in Middle Earth was.
I still don't get it how the Ents did not notice any of this.
Because Saruman's plot armour was still in tact at this point.
THE WORLD IS CHANGING ORDERS FROM CORONAVIRUS
This is how i feel when i create an army on rok
rest in peace!!!!!!!!
Yo soy sauron el temible de las tinieblas de oscuridad y del monte destino.. Destruir a la tierra medía ha ha ha ha ha ha me gusto la música y película completo escenas
...Where'd those Orcs come from?
When I get houngry - Build me a burger worthy of Mordor
After Speaking to Sauron he looks so traumatized.
+Stormcrow I think is a brilliant touch because shows how strong is the evil power of Sauron, even Saruman can be affected by it.
Yep makes you think what would happen if Morgoth was active.
+Fernando Cristaldo Also did you see before he spoke, Saruman actually flenched.
+Stormcrow In RotK Sauron tortured Pippin inside his own mind just by looking into the Palantir, maybe he did the same with Saruman, or maybe just to see Sauron is a torture itself.
+Stormcrow Also seems like Sauron strangely forgot about how Saruman kicked the ringwraiths' arses and helped Galadriel + Elrond slingshot him across the sky all the way to Mordor in the Hobbit Trilogy.
Build me an army worthy of the Trade Federaiton
"Produces Battledroids"
lol
+Wandering Bambis The old alliances have died I see. For ages has the LotR and Star Wars fandoms cohabited in peace and harmony. I still remember the day when our two forces marched and died together facing the armies of high school Jocks.
***** 20 years ago? Star wars came out in 1977, that's 39 years ago. Also, don't compare the SW movies with the LotR books. Most fans of LotR are fans of the movies, they haven't even read the books and the books weren't an immediate success anyways. It took years for the fanbase to reach what it is now, and it would have never grown without the Peter Jackson movies while with Star Wars... well look at photos of the line-ups in the Chinese Theater in 1977! Nevertheless, it doesn't even matter since people of all ages and kinds are fans of both so don't be ignorant. Just because you personally don't like Star Wars for some reason doesn't mean that it's any less important in the fantasy universe. You can't just shit over someone for making a SW reference in a LotR video, that's just brainless hating.
Son Of Montreal tbh the star wars movies are particularly bad, if you sit down and start to pick apart the old trilogy and the dreadful actors within you will find that the movies are in fact horrible. Sure we all liked them when we where 12 years old. The LOTR trilogy on the other hand was golden, not anything like the shitty hobbit series. Both universes are wonderful though and you make superb material with them if made correctly.
Global Owl Exactly. Plus, I don't understand the fandom apartheid going on. Why not equally be fans of both? Why are there always fans trying to one up one another?
1:16
Orc: The trees are strong my lord, their roots go deep
Saruman: Rip them all down
Orc: *Yeah alright, look, what I'm saying is we're trying, but it's not really that easy. We've got Orcs working 6+ hours overtime a day, hauling down trees with nothing but fucking ropes, with nothing but maggots and mouldy bread to eat. I thought, maybe, since you're meant to be so fucking wise, you could come up with some sort of solution. There are trees here with roots like 50 metres long, those ones are borderline impossible to pull down by hand. You're supposed to be managing this project but you've given us no time frame, no extra equipment and no budget to even come up with something ourselves, yet you expect everything to just happen. Frankly I think Sauron bet on the wrong horse, you think just 'cause you're like a Demi-God you're somehow automatically qualified to supervise a forestry project but you've obviously got no fucking clue what you're doing.*
This genuinely made me laugh out loud.
Why this doesn't have 8k likes
Dude, what did you smoke?🤣
Poor Orc, disappeared on the depths of Orthanc, to never be seen again. He was a good father and friend.
@@hydrohasspoken6227 The trees they're ripping down
I like how Saruman is huddled up in his chair after speaking with Sauron. As if speaking with Sauron is a great, soul-draining task, even for Saruman.
I agree - love that they show Saruman so deeply affecting from his communing with Sauron - it really shows just how corrupted and terrible Sauron's spirit has become, how immersed in darkness and twisted with malice and power that even a fellow maia, a corrupted maia, one of his own order no less, is so shaken by the experience. Like Tolkien himself says, Sauron is a order of magnitude greater and more malevolent than even Saruman; Sauron and Morgoth are SATANICALLY evil, they stand above all other in sheer malice.
Saruman seems trapped here. He is obeying Sauron because he thinks there is no chance of fighting him, but knows he is dealing with a truly evil being of great power, who is commanding him to create an army to slaughter millions.
i felt pretty uneasy after repeating it four times , what im trying to say is that i felt like my head was too heavy for my neck
@GrantKP No doubt. However by this time Sauron is league's ahead of other Maiar in terms of knowledge and ability, so it's kind of irrelevant.
I think this is more the stress of what he has been asked to do
I like how at 00:19 Saruman has to pull himself together after using the palantir, it shows how powerful Sauron is since he's able to terrify an Istari by just speaking to them.
Well Sauron himself is one of the Maiar and was far more powerful than any of the Istari, so that's no surprise. An accurate comparison to an Istari's power would be a Balrog of Morgoth- Gandalf and Durin's Bane were of the same strength, which is how Gandalf was able to be defeated.
sovietlemon what exactly is durins bane ?
The balrog that murdered durin.
The Balrog of Moria.
the Balrog that murdered ONE Durin... i think it was Durin VI.
Everyone who may or may not know, the voice actor who did these (not Benidict Cumberbatch as in the Hobbit trilogy) - Alan Howard, sadly passed away in late February. :( I agree with some others here that his voice was perhaps more fitting than Cumberbatches portrayal. So sad that he did not return for THT
Im not sure because Cumberbatch never spoke in english so dont know exactly what his sauron would have sounded like. alan Howard s sauron had the voice of king,a god
Sir Christopher Lee did an outstanding job, portraying what trauma Saruman went through just to simply speak to such a powerful and evil being. R.I.P
I love and and it works great for the movie. My only nitpick is it would have taken orcs like 2 weeks to travel from Mordor to Isengard. I’m not sure a powerful being like Saruman would have still been so messed up curled up in his chair after that long.
@@Ken-fh4jc The orcs were already at Isengard for 30 years at that point. The biggest problem the movies fail to portray is how much time really passes in between the story events. Like for instance, 17 years passed between Bilbo's goodbye party and Gandalf sending Frodo on his quest to Rivendell. While in the movies, it looks like Gandalf went straight to Gondor and back in a fortnight.
"Build me an army worthy of Mordor!" *3 orcs arrive* LOL
Curseco
Sauron being a troll as usual.
maybe the other orcs are in the park sry for mu english my*
They're like the first settlers you start with in Age of Empires III
They're commanders awaiting orders.
Ha!
Saruman looks like he just literally got dragged through all nine levels of hell, met the devil and then came back.
Yeah, and Sauron isn't even the greatest evil, he was a servant of Morgoth.
@@anatoldenevers237 Sauron was the *greatest* and *the most terrible* servant of Melkor. He was the second in command after the first dark lord
He had a look of "oops I just crossed the point of no return"
Thats pretty much the effects of the Palantir like look what it did to Denethor
R.I.P Christopher Lee
+Zurassh
and R.I.P Alan Howard.
R.I.P them both.
Rip them both to shreds and feast upon their guts my lord!!!!
Doesn't matter who you are, if a guy with a voice like that tells you to build him an army, or to get him a sandwich, you fucking do it!
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The books suggest the alliance between Sauron and Saruman was one of convenience only (each intended to betray the other). The movie really has Saruman subject to Sauron, which is a false impression.
Very true. Sauron has an outstanding ability to manipulate and corrupt the Children of Iluvatar, but probably not so much another Maiar, such as Saruman. Saruman corrupted himself by coveting the power of the One, and Sauron, who probably knew of Saruman's actual intentions, used this desire for power to his own ends.
I didn't get the impression in the movie that Saruman had sworn fealty to Sauron. I thought the movie captured the downfall of Saruman's role as an Istari as well as any adaption could. In the books, which had more detail, I got the impression that Sauron wanted to ensnare Saruman into believing that he could attain and control the Ring of Power, and that using him in his own quest could only benefit his plans to conquer all of Middle-Earth.
My question outside of the entire story is why did Sauron believe that if he had gotten the Ring back that the Valar wouldn't come back for another War of Wrath like they did in the First Age.
But this is kinda better though
***** Interesting perspective, but I never got that out of Tolkien's description of the Valar's intentions AFTER the downfall of Numenor and the sending of the Istari in the 3rd Age. When Gandalf was sent back after defeating the Balrog that alone an be interpreted as an act of providence since it was an act committed by Eru himself. Even he didnt' get THAT involved in The War of Wrath. Perhaps it was the wisdom of Manwe that foresaw Sauron as actually too weak and misguided to actually pull off regaining the Ring and taking over, and that wisdom was handed down to Gandalf who somehow knew that Hobbits would factor greatly into Sauron's undoing.
J London The movie cannot be considered canon in any way. Besides, Saruman hoped to secure the ring for himself and not for Sauron. Being a Maia like Sauron, Saruman could have used all of the powers of the one ring.
"Build me an army worthy of Mordor"
Builds an army that isnt worthy.
Scumbag Saruman.
nice deduction (almost)
If he didn't send his entire army to attack Rohan he would have had the time to build a much larger force considering he created over ten thousand uruk hai with great equipment and siege engines within a few months time not to mention his own orc and wildmen forces. It would have been worthy of course in the books the army sent to helms deep was orcs and wildmen but that's that lol
Haman Karn nope took almost 20 years between bilbos 111th birthday and frodo leaving the shire.
In the books yes but in the movies it's a few months.
Not mention the place would've been better defended when the ents attacked. What a fool to underestimate nature
When I was a kid I always wondered what those sounds were when the trees were being ripped down.... but after watching Two Towers you realize the trees are roaring in pain as they are being torn down and murdered. 😢
Holy crap, I never considered these could be ents
They are huorns, trees that are becoming sentient because of the Ent magic nearby in Fangorn. They used whale song for the sound in the movie. 20 years since the first movie, what art, what a story.
This is one of the best scenes.
First, the visuals on the palatinìr is incredibly subtle and deep. The tiny clouds are a symbol of the clouded visions one sees when using it. It is not entirely clear that what you see is true.
Secondly, Sauron orders an army. You hear the voice of Sauron, almost elf-like, tall and noble, yet cruel and menacing.
Thirdly, It cuts to Saruman sitting in deep thought, seemingly troubling thoughts based on his expression. He is seeking something, far back in the wide ranges of his knowledge. Or he is conjuring some new devilry. What is he thinking about? It gives us an idea of what Saruman does on a regular basis. Maybe he meditates, seeks knowledge from the depth of his long life?
Spectacular scene!
i thought it was him, starting to become affected by the palantir, as everyone who uses it, with sauron eventually goes crazy or something.
The Palatinir themselves are just magical telephones there nothing evil, or maddening about them in themselves. Sauron does use his power and persuasive voice to seduce Saruman and send Denethor insane through the Palatinir though. I always figured Saruman was pained by the power and evil in Sauron's voice after all Saruman is still a divine being, if a fallen one.
That is correct. The Palantír are not made of evil. They act as seeing-stones, forged at the prime of the Númenorean era.
+Hamish Mackay I don't really think Sauron persuaded Saruman, him being the mightiest of the Istari, a loremaster, specially interested in the rings of power, he was so obsessed with the ring that knew everything about it and he even read Isildur's secret scroll before Gandalf did in the library of Minas Tirith, he was also jealous of Gandalf's ring, he has always been one step ahead of everybody, he sees an opportunity for power not for peace, but in the hobbit it was thanks to Saruman that Dol Goldur was destroyed and that Sauron the necromancer was defeated and vanished, but after all that time Saruman has kept a close eye on Sauron and he suddenly realized that he had grown so powerful that it was time to choose sides, ally with the free folk or with Sauron, Saruman clearly joined the stronger side with Sauron but at the same time a chance for him to become an independent lord of the rings, being Sauron's puppet was only the beginning of a large plan of his to become ring master as Saruman didn't want to destroy the ring, he sought more knowledge of it and became obessed to own it, his lust for power was too great, he sought to use Sauron to his advantage, who knows for how long Saruman has been in contact with Sauron my guess is since the hobbit and the destruction of Dol Goldur, and finally in the fellowship of the ring he decides that he wants to join him. He asked Gandalf if he wanted to join his cause but as Gandalf wisely replied: There can only be one Lord of the Rings, and he does not share power. So in the end even if someone sides with Saruman or someone sides with Sauron, there can only be one lord and not two as that is purpose of the one ring. Sauron also wanted someone to deal with Rohan while he can focus primarily on Gondor alone with his eastern and southern allies.
+FreedomFighter08 even if saruman would have got the ring . . he would have been even more corrupted & probably end up a slave. since the ring has a mind of its own & knows who's its true master is .
the voice of Sauron extinguished all lights at 00:15
also Saruman could still hear Saurons echo up until the orcs arrived
I love that shot of Saruman sitting in his study, wrapped up in his robe afterwards. It's as if his soul, the absolute core of his being, has been clenched in an icy fist...it is a genuine existential nightmare. As if his consciousness has been bared before Sauron in that horrific wraith-world...where it's literally nothing but the two of them.
this is how i feel playing an toal war game
Third Age Total War :D.
shogun 2
If you've never done it before go play an Isengard campaign on Third Age Divide & Conquer. Literally the Supreme Saruman experience!
Lmao! I was saying this to myself the other day while playing it.
“Build me an army worthy of Rome.”
@@midomen100 Its "Divide and Conquer" now. Thats an even better mod, because it has way more Fractions, and is being updated.
Gandalf seems like he's drunk and don't remember how he got there.
Lol, Gandalf wakes up "Man that was one one crazy party with Saruman last night... WTF, how did I get up here?!"
roll me a joint worthy of Mooooordooooor
+Nemanja Mašković
Orc: 'The weed crops are dank my lord! Their roots go deep!''
Saruman: ''Rip them all down. We shall call it Orthanc Kush.''
LMFAO!
Son Of Montreal that's some Hilarious shit lol
Lol " wee have work to do" *gets paper from trees*
Gandalf would be the one saying that lol
I love that they show Saruman so deeply affecting from his communing with Sauron - it really shows just how corrupted and terrible Sauron's spirit has become, how immersed in darkness and twisted with malice and power that even a fellow maia, a corrupted maia, one of his own order no less, is so shaken by the experience. Like Tolkien himself says, Sauron is a order of magnitude greater and more malevolent than even Saruman; Sauron and Morgoth are SATANICALLY evil, they stand above all other in sheer malice.
well also Christopher Lee had his hand slammed against a door which why he in pain there 0:19 which was real
Morgoth IS Satan...so not so strange.
If this is Sauron with much Power lost Imagine Melkor at his peak.
RIP Christopher Lee :'(
and R.I.P alan howard: (
It's very impressive that Sauron was able to rattle Curumo or Curunir (Saruman), a fellow Maia who, like Sauron originally before he was swayed by Melkor (who is akin to Lucifer in Tolkien's Legendarium) to serve under him, served Aulë, the Smith of the Valar before departing for Middle-earth as one of the Istari. Though to be fair, Curumo, and by extension, the other four Istari had much of their power suppressed in their incarnated old man forms, and were even stated in Unfinished Tales to be 'mighty peers of Sauron' in what I suppose is their unsuppressed true Maiar forms. If Sauron could do that to a fellow Maia, even if said Maia wasn't at full power, then I'm very intrigued in what Sauron's master, Melkor, could do to someone with just his voice alone. After all, Melkor is a Vala, and obviously a Vala is several orders of magnitude above a Maia. And especially so in Melkor's case, since he was explicitly stated numerous times in just the Ainulindalë alone, which is the beginning chapter of the Silmarillion, to be the greatest of the Valar in his prime.
I agree - love that they show Saruman so deeply affecting from his communing with Sauron - it really shows just how corrupted and terrible Sauron's spirit has become, how immersed in darkness and twisted with malice and power that even a fellow maia, a corrupted maia, one of his own order no less, is so shaken by the experience. Like Tolkien himself says, Sauron is a order of magnitude greater and more malevolent than even Saruman; Sauron and Morgoth are SATANICALLY evil, they stand above all other in sheer malice.
After seeing two towers, this scene really hurt to watch considering Gandalf can understand their language.
"They had voices of their own..."
In the backround before giving orders "nazgul...moria" 0:11
interesting. Though I think you're hearing it. It's probably just parts of the sentence he says to Saruman in English but in Black Speech.
I hear "azku, goryahk" or something.
0:06 bill clinton creating a random kid just to nominate him in the game awards
"The trees are strong, my lord. The roots go deep."
Scene shows tree falling down easily with roots just spread at the surface.
Rip them all down!
the german version of the scene is great
That particular orc was probably lazy so he was trying to find a way for Saruman to let him stop working
Commander of Angband in the first age, Lord of werewolves, balrogs and vampires. Destroyer of Numenor. There are only three other beings whose evil compare to his. Gothmog lord of balrogs, Ungoliant and Morgoth his master. In terms of might there are plenty of beings who could match him however. Even some elves.
Saurons voice when he says "Build me an army worthy of Mordor"
I thought Saruman said that.
@@bencobey2182 Sauron said it
@@ericmonaco4509 No he speaks english to Frodo earlier in the movie as well when he says: "You cannot hide, I see you. There is no life in the void, only death!"
I am a bit confused . I do'nt see stairs or anything how the hell does one get on top of Orthac.
Magic
I love how they make the sound of the trees dying / in pain. Excellent attention to detail.
Without commenting any more on the scene and it's overall meaning to the narrative, I think the orcs at 0:23 are one of the best portray of orcs in the movies.
That first orc we see in the movie really does look amazing.
Good enough to be the main monster in any other movie.
And they kept up that standard for the hundreds we see across the 3 films.
Don't forget that these Orcs are living breathing actors who, at the end of a working day, usually removes their make up and prosthetics to rest, relax and sleep before sitting again on the make up chair with proper professional make up artist to do it all over again.
For three films. Its kind of crazy.
You've got to admire how much effort they put into making those orcs. The special effects, costume, etc pros, I mean. Every orc and goblin completely unique from the others in every detail. I do have some complaints about these movies and even the books but honestly I just can't see the books ever getting made into live-action films better than these. It also makes me wonder if there'll be a Silmarillion movie. They already deviated from the books somewhat with the films for LOTR and a lot for The Hobbit, so even if the Silmarillion was incomplete before James Tolkien died (IIRC it was) then the scriptwriters could still make up the rest for sure.
the Silmarillion is pretty interesting as background story and legend that is known to chaps like Elrond or Aragorn, but ineffect it is a pretty boring and depressing reading. Also the style of writing is not a live and vivid as LotR or Hobbit, but rather stiff. When y're a geek who want's to know every detail of the Tolkien world it is a must, but it is never a bedtime story.
besides the heirs of the Tolkien ouvre did not sell any filmrights other then Lotr and Hobbit.
so Jackson could not even mention the names of the other two Wizards and had Gandalf say that he had forgotten their names.
Idk Kamion, once I picked up the Sil I could NOT put it down. Definitely not boring for everyone haha.
Love that you can hear the dark tongue in whispers before the translated voice comes through. I've always thought that w as a great speech effect. (You see it sometimes in science fiction too.)
“What orders from Mordor my lordor?”
*shoots fireball at goblins*
He needs to clip his finger nails
I was roughly 5-8 years old when I watched the LOTR trilogy for the first time in the theatres. I saw each film 1 year apart from the next, and at those ages I thought Saruman, Sauron and the leader of the Ring Wraiths were all the same person. And I didn't understand why he kept respawning after we saw him die 3000 years ago in the prologue of the first movie and several times later in the next few movies
0:15 Sauron: Build me an army worthy of Mordor.
Me: He’s voice gives me goosebumps.
The great Eye = Iluminati
And don't forget about Tom Bombadil, he could be Iluminati
0:40 that falling ORC. :D
where
hahahhaha yes
Dont expect too much from Orchis Snaga. They weren't bred with intelligence nor grace in mind :)
Sauron: build me an army worthy of Mordor!
Saruman: okay!
*builds himself an army that fucking surpasses Mordor, loses to talking trees*
Sauron: "So uh....Saruman."
Saruman: "Yes my Lord?"
Sauron: "Whos Sidious?"
Saruman: "W-Who?"
Sauron: "Well someone tried to telepathically contact you named Darth Sidious."
Saruman: "Oh yeah hes uh...New in the villain world. Met him once."
Sauron: "Oh. So uh....How come I never met him?"
Saruman: "He hasn't been here that long."
Sauron: "LONG ENOUGH TO GET YOUR NUMBER!" *runs away*
Saruman: "My Lord! Sauron wait! Uhg damn it..."
Lol
"What does the eye command?"
"We _have_ cringe to post."
What orders from Mordor my lord? What is the eye command?
Sauron is so much more of a presence in The Fellowship of the Ring, mainly because of how much he speaks and how terrifying his voice is in comparison to the few times we hear it in the next two films. In those films, he's almost an after thought. There's mainly just a shot of the Eye every now and then, which isn't nearly as intimidating and doesn't really convey his presence and his will. I can only think of one moment that recalls his voice in the first film, and that's when he speaks as Pippin falls to the ground when he's looking in the Palantir.
Asgard...Moriarty, build me an army...worthy of Mordor!!!!!!!!!!
Me: “these edibles ain’t shit”
1 hour later: 0:21
0:36 Beetlejuice: "Nice fucking model !!!"
Fun fact is that Curumo (Saruman), and Mairon (Sauron), were both maiar (lesser celestial beings) serving Aule, a Vala (great celestial being), at the beginning of time, they probably knew each other for a long time.
Yes probably they were knew each other personally
I love that they show Saruman so deeply affecting from his communing with Sauron - it really shows just how corrupted and terrible Sauron's spirit has become, how immersed in darkness and twisted with malice and power that even a fellow maia, a corrupted maia, one of his own order no less, is so shaken by the experience. Like Tolkien himself says, Sauron is a order of magnitude greater and more malevolent than even Saruman; Sauron and Morgoth are SATANICALLY evil, they stand above all other in sheer malice.
Gandalf(Olorin) served Nienna, Radagast served Yavana
Sauron’s portrayal is absolutely perfect in this scene. You don’t even see him yet he’s very present in this scene, not to mention his voice. His voice sounds lordly, imposing, and incredibly potent, all without being too over the top. It’s enough to leave even a powerful wizard trembling in fear. This is just the perfect portrayal of the dark lord and really highlights why Sauron is one of the all time great villains. Sadly the Hobbit movies missed the mark and Benedict Cumberbatch, although he was great as Smaug, portrayed Sauron as being too over the top which completely goes against what made him so threatening in the original trilogy
Just like how he uses the mouth of Sauron as a manifestation of his voice the eye of Sauron is used as a means to extend his senses over all Middle Earth and not just the physical manifestation of his spirit.
(I still think the movies remain somewhat faithful to the character of Sauron as an unseen character)
This movie ages so well. What great cinematography
greenpeace, where are you.
This is what I imagine the business phone call of Kathlyn Kennedy and Disney was when star wars was just purchased.
I wish Saruman had more screen time in the Two Towers, I remember back in my childhood Isengard was 80% of the entire movie (didn't even know it was a trilogy) and when Two Towers was Announced I was hoping to see a movie about Saruman and Isengard (making even the ring journey irritating and responsabile for cuting their screen time)
Does he say build me a tharmy, or build me an army?
It's sad that Gandalf is forced to helplessly watch as all of the ancient trees are pulled down and turned into fuel for the forges to create weapons for the enemy. It's strange that they don't just chop the trees down with axes, which would save a lot of time and energy....
0:15 bees or ants when they make a new home
i dont think anyone understands how much it harmed saruman to speak to sauron, it made denethor age faster aswell and at the end denthor lost hes mind
These orcs are 10000x scarier than the ones from the Hobbit
loooove saruman!!! admire mr lee!!
The only one of the cast to have actually met Tolkien himself :)
Unfair for sauron as eru intervened every time his success was near
Sauron's voice is so much dumber in the hobbit trilogy :(
In the Hobbit trilogy he sounds like a dictator who learnt some black magic, in the Lord of the rings Sauron is very intimidating, even without his physical form which is not even 1/4 of his full power, he's scarier than fuck
0:31 "Saruman: We have work to do."
Build me a tharmy worthy of more dooor.