That's just the language of wring wraiths. They don't eat, but they fight and scream. Remember them screaming at The Prancing Pony? I might scream; I hate cooked tomatoes. To me they're only good for food fights.
Random fact: in the book, Aragorn actually allows them to make the campfire, knowing that fire would be the only weapon against the nazgul. The movie scene is funnier, but we'll never know where Aragorn got that fire from lol
It was originally because in the book Gandalf had fought the Nazgul days ago and defeated them with the Flame of Anor. After that they had a dire fear of flames.
After going to stealth mode, he should move out of that spot, The swordmen kind of used probability to hit him. And yes, simple fire was also effective. Their ghost cloaks were not flame proof.
I’m watching this over and over again trying to see which one’s the Witch King once Aragorn comes in. When Aragorn first starts fighting you see the Witch King draws back, drops the morgul blade and has no sword out, but then when the camera cuts away from Frodo they all have swords and the one that should be the Witch King moves to Aragorn’s left. My guess is he’s either the one Aragorn 1v1s or the last one to get set on fire after trying to pursue the ring with no backup
Same lmao, it almost ruined the first movie for me 😂 so many times they mess up but I guess it actually helps later on in two towers and return of the king
Strider ....tosses frodo on back starts running and says "hurry" ....Sam while holding reins of a horse "were never going to make it" .....THEY HAD A HORSE!!
remember in the books Frodo didnt fall over in fear but litteraly squared the fuck up against the nazgul. with the whitch king afraid of him, because the hobbits wield the only blades in the world than couid kill them
The nazgûl were in their lighter scouting forms, hence why they fly despite having their primary objective in front of them. But still, Aragorn just single handedly fought off the absolute elite horrors of Sauron who decimated entire kingdoms. Also worth noting, even Gandalf, an angelic wizard, had trouble fighting them few nights before the four arrived.
Frodo made a life-threatening mistake, taking the ring out right in front of the Wraiths and he should've known better, but the ring had a will all its own!
so, strider discovered, or already knew, that the nazgul could be repelled with fire. so, why didn't everyone start defending themselves with flaming arrows? i want to know.
Flaming arrows seem like very dangerous and unwieldy weapons to use. Something you'd only want to use from a fortified position against a very slow-moving target, and I doubt the Nazgul had survived so many centuries by making themselves easy targets.
