You guys and gals (production team that puts these videos together) continue to blow me away! Wow! This episode was EXCELLENT! I absolute love your “take” on the ever evolving of Tolkien’s masterpiece and why he may have changed “directions” in his epic. Again, wonderful video that stimulates the mind of every viewer. From the beginner viewer trying to understand the Simarrillion for the first time (with the help of your awesome vids) or the avid Tolkien fan that can’t get enough of this lore. Keep up the great work, team!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 P.S. I’m sending your videos to friends all over the Internet. This channel deserves (and will get with time) a much larger audience to view your exceptional Tales!
Lovely video. I think it is worth pointing out though that Tolkien's revised cosmology was very incomplete and much of the story was yet to be filled in as to how this would affect the events of the Elder Days and the 2nd Age.
The rule. Never...Ever let facts get in the way of a good story. Varda was the star kindler. Couldn't have created stars? She set the Sickle of the Valar to swing in the skies of the north..as a warning and a challenge to Melkor. That is Canon. And I get the theme of the video don't get me wrong. But face it...isn't mythology every bit as wonderful and even awe inspiring as science and history?
Those are things that Tolkien played with, not me. I made a video about Varda and the Stars as well ✨ This is just one example of his brilliance, as it offers a creation mythos that appeals to science geeks and provides a compelling and scientifically grounded creation story. There is no definitive version, it's a matter of personal interpretation 🌜
Personally I love round-world version. It might be less fantasy, but at the same time it could get expanded into universal level of scale. Like multiple planets and extradimensional realm that include expanded lore of Unseen world. It might be something like W40K in term of epic scale.
Neat style, though there were a couple of inconsistencies and the name of earth was 'Arda' rather than 'Umbar.' I dont recommend using AI to write a script, if that is what the channel is attempting to do. Still, channel has potential
@@BPOOHEAD189 I'm glad you're cautious. It's important to always verify the sources of information. Our goal here is to support each other in uncovering the brilliance of Tolkien's mind.
I actually envision all these things to be more fantastical that scientific
You guys and gals (production team that puts these videos together) continue to blow me away! Wow!
This episode was EXCELLENT!
I absolute love your “take” on the ever evolving of Tolkien’s masterpiece and why he may have changed “directions” in his epic.
Again, wonderful video that stimulates the mind of every viewer. From the beginner viewer trying to understand the Simarrillion for the first time (with the help of your awesome vids) or the avid Tolkien fan that can’t get enough of this lore.
Keep up the great work, team!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
P.S. I’m sending your videos to friends all over the Internet. This channel deserves (and will get with time) a much larger audience to view your exceptional Tales!
Lovely video. I think it is worth pointing out though that Tolkien's revised cosmology was very incomplete and much of the story was yet to be filled in as to how this would affect the events of the Elder Days and the 2nd Age.
Personally i really like the idea of a flat world creation, it makes more mythic
That is the 'canon' version, but in this video, I discussed some of Tolkien's alternative ideas and perspectives.
Amazing production.. keep up the great work
Appreciate it!
Oh dear I missed it:) It turned out great!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great Video, amazing work, please make the next video on the Silmarillion continuation
The rule. Never...Ever let facts get in the way of a good story. Varda was the star kindler. Couldn't have created stars? She set the Sickle of the Valar to swing in the skies of the north..as a warning and a challenge to Melkor. That is Canon. And I get the theme of the video don't get me wrong. But face it...isn't mythology every bit as wonderful and even awe inspiring as science and history?
Those are things that Tolkien played with, not me. I made a video about Varda and the Stars as well ✨ This is just one example of his brilliance, as it offers a creation mythos that appeals to science geeks and provides a compelling and scientifically grounded creation story. There is no definitive version, it's a matter of personal interpretation 🌜
Personally I love round-world version. It might be less fantasy, but at the same time it could get expanded into universal level of scale. Like multiple planets and extradimensional realm that include expanded lore of Unseen world. It might be something like W40K in term of epic scale.
I'm most excited for Nirnaeth Arnoediad and The duel of Fingolfin and Morgoth
Well ill be damned...they created an Arda globe! 💯
Par Eru ! c'est magnifique, parfait. Merci Alex et toute l'équipe pour ces images et cette musique merveilleuses et un texte clair et précis. Namarië
This is absolutely astonishing...
Thank you 🙏
Really interesting, thanks for the presentation
Glad you liked it!
So when is the next video coming and what is it about?
Hello?
Hello there!
I've been doing a lot of work to remake first few videos. Don't know the exact date.
@@TalesoftheRings oh great
@@TalesoftheRings Can I know which vids are you remaking?
@@farahahmed8201 Certainly, first five videos.
Neat style, though there were a couple of inconsistencies and the name of earth was 'Arda' rather than 'Umbar.'
I dont recommend using AI to write a script, if that is what the channel is attempting to do. Still, channel has potential
Ambar was the Quenya term for the world inside of Arda.
I apologize, I heard Umbar. That is very much my mistake
@@BPOOHEAD189 Hats off to you. I love when people are owning up to their mistakes! Thank you:)
@@BPOOHEAD189 I'm glad you're cautious. It's important to always verify the sources of information. Our goal here is to support each other in uncovering the brilliance of Tolkien's mind.
@@AlexSonicsMusic aw thank you! We're all fans here