Saruman's DEMISE* Uruk-Hai fail at Helms Deep/ Fall of Isengard- Lord of the Rings 

I like to think of Christopher Lee killing nazis as a british commando

“Because the air is driven out of your lungs” - Lee

But somehow He looks like it's not bothering him alot. Look at his eyebrows, they falling down too calm at once.

@@chasekeith9392 That's exactly what he did during WW2 :D

"Have you any idea what kind of noise happens when somebody’s stabbed in the back? Because I do.”

For fictional trees?

@@socialaccounts1889 Empathy my guy, empathy.

Many but not all

@@DiceKnight that’s not empathy, it means you’ve never felt real grief.

@@DiceKnight to compare the two is to compare the ocean to a glass of water.

not ur everyday trees...

"Tree?! I am no tree! I'm an Ent!"

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@@rageangerman1432 oh no-OH YES

(Vietnam flashbacks)

He'll never be forgotten.

Saruman the White why did he die I thought he was the good guy??

@@ladyday8576 Sauron decieved him though one of the Palantiri so he lost all hope in the free peoples and turned against them. Also he was jealous of Gandalf

@John Doe Also, his Uruk Hai were of a much poorer quality due to them being mass produced in a very short period of time. I imagine corners were cut in the weapons and armour department in order to meet the deadline.

Saruman has always been kinda shady, and jealous of Gandalf. There were Valar back when they were created that thought Gandalf would've been better to lead the maiar sent to earth. That and Gandalf had a ring of power.

And also for stinging on erecting a protective barrier on top of his tower.....

Yeah that’s Tolkien’s theme about evil, it’s that it’s not good that stops it, evil consumes itself

Bro who expects fricking trees to attack you while your army's not here

@@reinsama5436 a wizard like Saruman should've known better.

@@reinsama5436 Saruman known about Ents, but he ignore them

@@avrace2708 he didnt take into account 2 lowly hobbitses would wake them

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Hilarious! I think Avengers and Lord of the Rings are both really great but for me, Avengers is better for sure. Though I understand why people love Lord of the Rings so much.

Proto avengers is a joke. LOTR >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Shit Avengers.

@@heitord5539 It's personal preference. I understand that Lord of the Rings is great and why some people think it's better than Avengers. I just prefer the Avengers because I think they have achieved more than Lord of the Rings.

@@OfficialNube Lmao, a generic crap super hero movie is surely superior to a trilogy with 17 oscars, that's not a matter of opinion, you can like that shit, but it will never be better in any aspect than LOTR.

@@ulissesbueno First of all, talking about Oscars or any other form of awards like that, means nothing to me. Secondly, it is a matter of opinion because it's a bunch of critics making decisions on what films they like or don't like, so that it completely subjective. Like I said in my previous comments, I understand that many people do enjoy the Lord of the Rings more than the MCU and I personally enjoy Lord of the Rings. But, at the end of the day, I prefer the MCU for my own reasons. People should be able to enjoy the things they like. I would say that I respect your opinion, but at this point, you have been needlessly hostile by being demeaning to the things I like, so my respect for you and your opinions, has vanished. I think the MCU is better than the Lord of the Rings trilogy and nothing you will say can change. Now go back to your cave, Gollum because it looks like you dropped your precious.

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Gandalf:My spouse is not a woman Saruman Saruman: *Pikachu meme face*

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@Rick O'Shay You really don't like the movies at all.

@Rick O'Shay Half question, half statement. Don't get me wrong, I'm not criticising you but I want to know why you feel that way.

@Rick O'Shay I think they did really good with these 3 movies but I understand you now.

Well, a series is actually being produced. We'll see if they make a better job than Peter Jackson and team did

@Rick O'Shay I understand that too, but the fact that Peter cut out so much from the books, and at the same time it became a master trilogy is really something for itself. I don't like the story explained throughout. It become a series of movies like Harry Potter. I am really glad it turned out to only 3 movies. I don't think this would be half as good as a series tbh. At least not by HBO. Look what they did to GoT (PS! Only heard rumors though since I never watched more than the first season).

Well one was, Beechbone. Set on fire by one of Sarumans liquid fire traps , but he was saved by being doused in the flood from the dam being destroyed.

@@mikegallant811 lol when he dunked his head under 😂

As I recall, a couple actually did get killed in the books, because there were traps and other defenses that were able to be used. In the movie, the Tower or Orthanc is depicted as basically open ground with a token wall, but in the books it's a full-on fortress, because that's what it was originally built to be.

@@LabTech41 No shit. I'm just saying during the filming no Ents were injured while doing all those stunts. Great safety on set!

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@@qaaronrodgers2479 ?

That’s because he’s the director of the lotr trilogy 😆

When you're the director you get to do whatever crap you want!

We see him get shot lol

What part of lord of the rings is this?

@@Jb-ky1ri The corsairs are in the third one I believe, but it's only an extended scene

Actually, Tolkien himself stated that the Blue Wizards succeeded, and had they not done so, Gondor would have been overwhelmed.

@@KB-pk8cn yes.

Saruman's power had waned because he had strayed from the mission he was given by the Valar. Manwe explicitly warned the Istari that would happen. This check on the Istari's power was a consequence of lessons learned with other Maiar in Middle-Earth (Sauron, the Balrogs, etc). So what you're seeing in this scene is that reality demonstrated -- Gandalf as the new White, fully committed to his mission, is at peak possible power for an Istari, and that he can destroy Sauruman's staff with a simple command is testament to the extent Saruman has diminished as a consequence of his corruption by Sauron.

@@KB-pk8cn The Istari were sent to Middle-Earth with the mission to _guide_ the people of Middle-Earth against Sauron, and explicilty _not_ to "match Sauron's power with power" and confront and defeat him themselves. Also comical to suggest that flipping _Manwe_ is at all concerned with "street cred." Olorin (Gandalf) was one of the Istari picked by Manwe himself. But he couldn't make Olorin the leader of the Istari because Olorin was reluctant to go in the first place. It was only after Olorin found his courage as the Grey Istari (via the deep love he had developed for the people of Middle-Earth) that he was finally ready to be made the White, and fully committed to his mission like no other Istari before him. Ultimately, Saruman and Radagast were poor selections, but it was well established that even the best of the Maiar could be corrupted. That's exactly why the Istari were sent with checks on their power.

He used to be dumbledore..remember😂

You had blessed upbringing

The best part was when the flaming Ent extinguished himself in the flood…

lmao you don t need to live in the forest to love trees

@@uncitoyenfrancais You don't. I'm just saying I personally enjoyed it.

YES. I’m from northern NH and I miss the trees. I wish real life trees could fight back. We will have to do it for them. Humans always lived in the forests, but now we’ve gone too far.

Gandalf wasn’t mightier than sauron. But I like the joke :). Im drunk, sorry.

Joke was funny until the last line. It wouldn’t have worked because he was still Gandalf the Grey back in the Shire.

@@andrewdavidle gandalf the white still isnt stronger than sauron.

@@rizkyadiyanto7922 Actually they both are of same powerscale..both are Miar..angelic beings.

@@ivankarim8678 But still they are not the same, Sauron was the greatest of all Maiar's just like Melkor was the greatest of all Valars

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Bonk

"Ouch!"

I never said thank you

I replayed like 5 times nearly started bopping to the beat

'Victory at Helm's Deep does not belong to you, Theoden horsemaster. You are the lesser son of greater kings.' 'WHAT?' 'I SAID VICTORY DOES NOT....' 'I CAN'T HEAR YOU FROM ALL THE WAY UP THERE.' 'Goddammit....'

Let's just say saruman did some wizard thing that made his voice travel that far blah blah blah. Wizard plot powers.

@@Xylarxcode Kind of like Naked Gun: "I'm sorry, I can't hear you! Don't fire the gun while you're talking!"

Aha sad but true

And teach certain people a lesson!

To wash away the filth of Bolsonaro

I wish they would rise from the amazon

@@c.dundee4313 Just go back to getting robbed and eating bugs.

It is steeped in Christian and post-captivity Judiac apocalyptic imagery. An army of God to destroy an evil world. It should bring all people of Faith to tears.

It's beautiful, now just imagine the historical siege of Vienna where the defenders after almost surrendering, looked to the hills to see the Polish Hussars coming down and crushing the besiegers, thus saving Europe.

Cavalry coming downhill against infantry with long spears doesn't make sense. In the book, Gandalf came with infantry.

@@florisv559 and if 1 horse tripped going down that steep mfer it wouldve fucked eveeything 😂

Actually one of the most memorable moments in the trilogy imo. It's more symbolic than anything. It makes you want to believe in a higher power of good in this world riddled with cynicism.

Imagine Theoden sayin: "Gooood Grima, Good! ...DEW IT!"

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@Abu Qital its a flesh wound.

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To bad that they did that in the movies. Theoden was ready to go kick some ass as soon as Gandalf brought him back from Saruman and Wormtongue's machinations, no Aragorn needed. Theoden was one of the better characters of the book, even being compared to "one of the Gods of old" during the charge of the Rohirrim (at the age of 71 no less). The movies made him look weak. His movie character was highly disappointing for me.

@@waynepurcell6058 You can take some solace in how Bernard Hill's portrayal of King Théoden inspired me to become more of a Théoden fan. The movie version also gave more casual film audiences a "hard to miss" example of Aragorn leadership and confidence. I think it was like "Théoden's character taking one for the team for the sake of the film. Also, thank you for pointing this out this important difference in the books verses the movies. I read the books twice... in high school. I'm 57 years old now, and I plan to read them again when I retire. It will be a careful and regular reading, and I plan on taking notes for fun. ; )

This looks uncanonical considering Uruk Hai behave like men soldiers

@@JohnyMiko Not true. Tolkien said they "had a man's cunning" but they had no compassion. Its true, human soldiers will rob, murder, rape and tourture, but they probably wouldn't eat you afterwords. The same cannot be said for Uruk-Hai.

@@johnnymcblaze Human soldiers are capable of mass murdering 6 million unarmed civilians because of their religion. So yeah, they're not that different from orcs after all.

@@dekippiesip Tell the truth and youtube deletes it.

@@dekippiesip If youtube allowed it I would tell you how much BS that is

He was also the guy on the ship in Return of the King who Legolas accidentally shoots after being told by Aragorn to fire a warning shot when Gimli bumps his bow.

Also have a scene on the fellowship when the hobits coming to pransig pony he crossed on the street eating some carriot

Well, he had to be there somewhere lol.

@@eliasmartinez3760 he does the same thing in The Desolation of Smaug right at the beginning...still eating a carrot lol.

@@jeffburnham6611i' missed that part

Theoden is a total chad in the books.

@@asabovesobelow1362 Saruman is even better!

The movies did his character a disservice, portraying him like a fool and a coward

@@saar144 To me, by showing him as having human weaknesses he rises above in his moments of greatness, he's all the more powerful and I respect him even more.

and three: you're messing with the best cavalry in all of middle earth. in prowess on horseback the Rohirrim are the LotR equivalents of the Mongols: pretty much invincible on the open plains and pretty much born and raised on horseback

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Nicely put!

Agreed. This version was far better than leaving Saruman alive in his castle.

Because it deviated from the books

@@killer2434 Oh so this 'extended stuff' isn't in the novels?

@@chaywarburton3488 nope, saruman meets his demise far later, although still at the hands of Grima. They just fast forwarded his death for the sake of the movie, which makes perfect sense.

@@killer2434 it would have made sense other then they did film portions of the scouring of the shire which requires saruman to be alive

And eventually, Treebeard and the Ents would turn Isengard into the Treegarth of Orthanc!

Meanwhile in our country, the filth of Donald John Trump is washing away.

I like fantasy including elf's so this was a shocked when elf's arrived to help but all died. Which made me cry almost seeing my favorite race getting slaughtered by there corrupted kin by that I mean the orcs

These elves should not have charged. They were archers. Should let them stay in upper wall and keep shooting from a safe distance. Higher kill to death ratio for them that way.

@@VashtheStampede007 if they didn't charge then the uruks would've broken through to the keep even sooner, elves are the most deadly warriors hand to hand in middle earth.

@@VashtheStampede007 they were eleven warriors, they have long range bows and eleven swords for melee fights.

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@@naisi Great son of mighty sites,is Theoden Ednew

You should read the book. Saruman goes to the Shire and takes over. Then Froto and the other hobbits return to the shire after the battle and have a battle where many hobbits die. I think they kill Saruman, but maybe they let him go. I can't remember

@John Doe Aww yes, now I remember lol.

@John Doe I meant "read the book" in response to Alfred's original post. Not in a uppity way but in a "you shouldn't think that he killed him on top of his tower" way

Thats what I love about Peter Jackson. He wanted the true death of Saruman in the movie but the battle of the Shire was to much but he still managed to get it in.

@@DG-tt1gl Fuck the books. But Alfredo's observation is correct. I didn't had this ending of Saruman in the VHS, and in the one aired on a local TV here in the Middle East.

Except that Theoden Ednew is a greater son of great sires going back all the way to Eorl the Young!

@@mikegallant811 i think Saruman was refering to theoden being of the second line (when helm hammerhand died and his nephew became king)

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And the wraith from Saruman rose and looked to the west as if to go, but was blown back by a sudden gust... Or words to that effect... :)

@@Zoltaaan no. He can't... Cause he is a sinner.. Gandalf wasn't a sinner and gandalf didn't come back on his own. Gandalf sacrificed himself for others. So valar and illluvatar restored his body and soul and send him back. But saruman was bad and he harmed many for his own selfish deeds so when he died his soul did tried to go back to the undying lands but got rejected by valar...as personified by the gust of wind pushing and scattering the light into particles that came out of saruman's body. Both saruman and gandalf were miar but saruman is a fallen one, hence banned from ever coming back to undying lands for his sinful deeds.

@@Zoltaaan pretty sure his soul got scattered in many particles, so weakened that may never be able to take any uniform shape...and he got banished from the undying lands. Since saruman was a maiar, only a part of his soul was invested in the physical body. I think the description of his death, with a visible eminence of his spirit being dispersed in the winds that came from valar may indicate that some additional actions were taken to punish him... I think saruman may have been banished to the void or his soul got shattered and destroyed. Not sure about his ring. Since its made by himself and not sauron I'm not sure if it makes him a wraith of not. Just bacuse he made a ring does not mean he can create powerful rings like sauron did. In order to have a physical form he needs to return to valar but he can't anymore.

@@Zoltaaan In the book it said "To the dismay of those that stood by, about the body of Saruman a grey mist gathered, and rising slowly to a great height like smoke from a fire, as a pale shrouded figure it loomed over the Hill. For a moment it wavered, looking to the West; but out of the West came a cold wind, and it bent away, and with a sigh dissolved into nothing." not sure about saruman being wraith.

@@Zoltaaanyour most welcome. By d way saruman was strong but he is still weak compared to sauron, galadrial, gorfindal after his resurrection, valar, balrogs, gandalf the white (not the grey one), the big bad morgoth and many to come. I mean galadrial is beautiful but scary in case of power even without the ring, she is more than 9000 years old in the books . The main power of Saruman was he is extremely cunning, but, the main weakness of Saruman was his envy towards gandalf and how he underestimated others including gandalf. I mean the 3 elven rings powers were diffrent, the one wore by galadrial was nenya and its main power was preservation and concealment from evil. There no brute power related to it. Its like a hiding cloak actually. 😂

You talking about OP?! Aragon freaking had the Army of the Dead in his back pocket the whole time!

@@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn He could only use them once as they swore their oath to his ancestor and vanished afterwards.

all it takes is fire to counter Ents. not OP at all

Frodo had the ring, tbh he was more op than any of them

@@CalumHGaming Sauron own ring. not frodo

Samw here i was 6 years old, me and my dad went bc we loved the first one. Packed theatre and when the violin screeched and lord of the rings apeared on screen everyone went nuts. Side by side with when yoda pulled out his sabre in clone wars. All the boomers went crazy then too

Is that a joke? They are being shot and falling.

Umm no it's the battering ram going down the middle. Dudes on the edge have nowhere to go

Well I'll be damned. A closer inspection reveals I've interpreted that scene incorrectly all these years.

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The Uruk hai are one of the most obedient fearless armies to ever come to life through book. When you watch these videos it’s very hard not to find them bad ass

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The villain falling and getting impaled happened in Name of the Rose and Sudden Impact as well. It seems to be a crowd pleaser.

Yes

It was exaggerated for dramatic effect.

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I'll be sure to remember that the next time I lead a charge of horsemen against some Uruk-Hai

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Charles Davis they’re in the extended Edition

That's peter Jackson the director😁

Or do you mean "Mûmakil"?

The rohan horse it's different, it's not like our horse 10x more than..

If you read historical accounts of Cavalary flanks, or charges horsea and men did do this. A bit exaggerated but yes. It was meant to break enemies morale and break their lines. Especially shock cavalry. Alexander and Hannibal did these the best.

Rohirrim horses are incredibly strong and powerful.

I mean yes horses are pretty impressive, and historically did charge into lines of troops even pike blocks despite what your modern riders will tell you. But... they kind of died in the process. Charging into a row of spears with nought but your bare chest tends to kill you.

Broke multiple records that stand to this day in all of filmmaking. It cannot be matched plain and simple

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A part of me, at least, would've liked Jackson to do three movies for each book, like he did with The Hobbit, even though I suppose it wouldn't have been practical. Then maybe some of the other portions of the novels could have been included, such as the Hobbits' experience with Tom Bombadil and the Scouring of the Shire.

Arbeedubya I agree. After reading all three books I couldn’t help but feel a little disappointed that there was some important information omitted from the films

Doom Eagle it was only in the extended version because it didn’t include much and was to long... Saruman was defeated anyway

Wow have never spotted that after countless times watching this movie

Bc most leaders of our time are not heavily trained in combat

Nowadays would you rather have your leader be some Rambo dude who knows how to gut someome......or a guy who can stabilize your economy and provide jobs......I know who I'm voting for.

@@sophisticatedbear3374 I see. You prefer to be lead by a coward with a economy degree. The sort of man that hides in a bunker while his soldiers die. I'm kinda tired of that model. I'd rather have a proud brave honest man in charge for once. A guy that leads by examples and action. But that would be a king. The best we have nowadays are politicians...

@@Nockturnmortem umm....I'd rather have a sound strategist that stays alive...wars aren't lead by charges anymore. If all your general does is charge in then he's no more important than any other soldier.

@@Nockturnmortem seriously you think Eisenhower should have been on the beaches in d-day

"If anything happens to you, fall over dead." "Unless it's Sean Bean"

Rick O'Shay you must have been pulling your hair out when you saw the battle of winterfell then 😂.

not quite though Saruman was a tad too arrogant for his own good. He knew the ents were very slow to react but even he never counted on two little hobbits stirring up a hornet's nest or well...an army of super powerful trees hungry for revenge for the defiling of their home

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