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This is the most I've rid of the story quite fascinating

I LOVE Gandalf! He is just the BEST!🧙‍♂️❤

That ending though is a call to all of us who want a better tomorrow “… I bid you, stand men of the west!”

With all due respect. He is a gay man and he clearly is much more sensitive than a hetero.

“But it is not THIS day!”

While not in LOTR, St Crispin's Day speech from Henry V is better.

- He exists before the creation of Arda. - Cannot be corrupted by the Ring. - He is married. - He has great power in singing. - His relationship with Nature. For me, her can only be the reincarnation of Oromë Aldaron, one of the Valar, The Great Rider, creator of paths and forests, and her wife Goldberry, the Valar Vana.

Do we really need the sexy jazz music? If we’re on your channel chances are we already find Orcs irresistibly attractive

I love some good dry sarcasm. You have to look em in the eye to understand.

Gandalfs one at the bay when they took the boat

Theodens and Aragorns speech at the last charge at Helm's Deep just before Gandalfs arrival

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Greetings from the Tolkien Curmudgeon: A deep and important topic. I would only add something about how Yavanna was the spouse of Aulë and the maker of the Two Trees, which were source of the light entrapped within the Silmarilli by Fëanor, who, yeah, was probably the GREATEST student of Lord Aulë.

Im so glad he didn't quit. With as much hate has The Hobbit trilogy gets, I still enjoy them

A coworker who is also a Tolkien fan suggested it was the heat that drove them mad

Thranduil had his own business, didn't even have a ring, and sent his son so he can get a pass. Elrond really copped out though.

I love Aragon, I think he’s a great actor. Very poised, manly, and handsome!

“Spears shall be shaken, shields shall be splintered! A sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises!”

No, Tom Bombadil is NOT Jack Black.

The images in this vidoe are mostly men from Harad which is to the south of Gondor and Mordor, not the East.

That’s why he wondered off a lot so they could give him a break from the role

I'm curious, as it has been a couple decades since my last deep dive into the Legendarium, but was it ever stated or implied whom the Blue wizards were most closely associated with? I imagine it is my own head cannon, but I seem to remember that at least one was of Aule's circle and they both failed, possibly falling to darkness themselves.

Fun Fact - the actor who played Aaragorn used that sword prop in another movie he made where he was decked out in mid-evil attire for a singular scene.

Are we sure that Aule is not actually Pickles from Metalocalypse?

I love the speech of Gandalf to Pippin about death.

"for frodo" lines that struck me with goosebumps and teary eye

I've always viewed Tom as the melchizidek of Tolkiens world

"Secretly, great holes are digged where the Earth's pores ought to suffice and things have learnt to walk that ought to crawl." -- HP Lovecraft

Nice work dude thanks

Parheps the students of Aule being prone to turning to the darkness is a representation of Tolkiens dislike/distrust of unchecked industrial advancement.

"For Frodo" (sprints into the most intimidating of Sauron's forces and Merry and Pippin are so inspired they follow).

When Gandalf said "Now I understand" he was referring to the entity who counter his spell on the entrance door as he didn't know it yet that it was a Balrog. The question should have been "which Balrog?" considering that there were so many of them and "Durin's Bane" is just a term for that specific Balrog.

Nice work dude thanks

No don't want to see another video on the Nazgul .

I saw all the movies in their theatrical releases. This speech gave me goosebumps then, it still did this time, on a phone!! A moving speech and great acting.👍

THE HALFLINGS LEAF BROUGHT THEM TOGETHER 😂

Of course they knew each other! Most likely even by name! Before Melkor became Morgoth!

Aule the Smith - just imagine him in the band picture between and slightly behind Marr, Rourke and Joyce….

Tolkien was smoking that good weed when he wrote all this 😵‍💫

A great speech and only one of many in LOTR. If you've not read or seen Henry V, the young king's speech before the Saint Crispin's Day battle seems to me to deserve its reputation. I'm a Branagh fan, so: ua-cam.com/video/A-yZNMWFqvM/v-deo.html

Unfortunately, power of any kind can be corrupting to those that have good intentions at the beginning.

Is there a better speech in cinema*

The Dundedain/Numenor sounds good. I get to live a longer life and thus get to enjoy the world more(hopefully) while staying in a good physical state the entire time. Then I would be able to feel when the end is coming and go peacefully before something like alzheimer's takes root.

What’s interesting is that aule could create but malcor couldn’t. Is there any chance that when they say that malcor couldn’t create, they meant that he could but he shouldn’t? Similar to how aule shouldn’t have created the dwarves? Also, because the skills that aule had were so powerful and important, I’m sure that caused evil to tempt aule’s students even more because they needed those skills on their side. Evil would spend much more effort trying to sway them to their side.

It always stuck me as a subtle caution against materialism. Aulë and his students were makers of objects and objects have a great power to corrupt. His creation too could be covetous (like with the Nauglamír & Thingol) and "delved too greedily and too deep".

GUM#G + Fraud#0 = DUMPED HUMPTY .. Eggin ' Sme#GuLL .

So it's basically: "Did you know that TLOTR had extended editions?" Yes, yes we did.

6:49 Manwe Sulimo 😉😉 7:40 Feanor's 'creation of the Silmarils...'

A work in progress until his end, and because of his notes, the story continues -- "...the road goes ever on and on..."

The Lord of the Rings was written perfectly by Mr Tolkien and brought to the big screen perfectly by Mr Jackson. I have been lucky enough to have read the books and seen the films. Now leave me alone and do not mess with things you have no understanding of. There is only one Mr Tolkien and only one Mr Jackson.