Top 5 Kills In The Lord Of The Rings

Top 5 Kills In The Lord Of The Rings. Do You Agree With The List ? Let Me Know In The Comments.
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[@EverythingInMiddleEarth]

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[@lordseelenfresserdemonking1168]

I did one using legos ^^

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

5) extended recut? 1) Stupid nazgul! I cant swing a mace for some reason, never used one ever before Oh not I got a small little cut in my leg maybe! It stopped my arms from working! Why did sauron bother to put in the *except by non men after creating "cant be killed" all that extra work for no benefit!

[@Wilkiesmuse]

Someone: *has a head* Aragorn: It's free real estate!

[@gigachad2517]

Wilkiesmuse I played the LEGO game of lord of the rings on 3ds Nintendo and Aragorn stacks Uruk Kai heads on top of each other

[@suruj656]

Aragorn has Aim assist, report

[@pokedex2d176]

I think Legolas has aim assit not aragon has kill aura

[@sandeepdubey9852]

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[@sandeepdubey9852]

@The Cool show haey bro What is your cantery I am Indian you are Jai hind

[@extraplain2412]

It's a shame nobody ever values Eomer. The guy downed 2 Olliphants with 1 spear!!

[@lennarthumpf8031]

@meaturama only like one of the most important side characters in LOTR no big deal The guy that brought the reinforcements to helms deep with Gandalf

[@ZesPak]

@meaturama He's played by Karl Urban as well, which makes him all the more awesome.

[@matpatthiebi3757]

True story! He is a Hero! Have some respect for him!

[@royw-g3120]

My favourite character. No magic bloodline. No prophesied destiny. Just a dude doing what he can for nation and family. Plus gets this in the novel (from memory don't kill me)" ...and he laughed as he was still fresh and yet unwounded, for he was young and strong, the lust of battle was upon him and he was Lord of a fell people" all this when he thinks they are doomed.

[@4starraja827]

Eomer is on of my favorite character

[@whistlingbadger]

It always bugged me that Gimli isn't given more hero moments in the movies. In the book, he was every bit Legolas' equal as a warrior, and even Aragorn marveled at his ax skills.

[@RemixedVoice]

Agreed. I'm fine with him being comic relief, but at the same time he deserved much more glory and fight scenes

[@MrMr-ws3tv]

I remember when they had cups at KFC and they had all the characters even the Ent but not Gimli.

[@julianhodgson1202]

And to think the actor who played him was in another of my all time favourite films - Raiders of the Lost Ark

[@MissGimpsAlot]

@@MrMr-ws3tv John rys Davis voiced the ent treebeard and played gimli, so at least he sort of got represented?? 😆

[@scottwarren4998]

Why is not the Balrog nr 3 on the list? and Sauron should be nr 1. Sauron dies at the start of film 1.

[@sweeperboy]

I agree with all of those except #4. As awesome as Legolas was sliding down those stairs, it doesn't top Gandalf killing the Balrog.

[@Nain1982]

or the balrog killing Gandalf :)

[@Degenerate4_7]

Ohh thats Lord of the rings i thought that was link from the Legend of Zelda Botw being a total showoff

[@AndyZach]

Yes, that should have been #2 at least. Push 4 down to 5.

[@homerinchinatown2]

That arrow stab to the face was always a favorite, but Gandalf/Balrog (or Balrog/Gandalf?) is hard to ignore

[@arthapeterson5239]

Sliding down the stairs was just silly.

[@moccy]

Thor should learn from Aragon: always aim at the head!

[@johnluigilorenzo7890]

Well he did in endgame

[@yapyapthedestroyer8379]

@@johnluigilorenzo7890 a little too late

[@domasbaliulis23]

@@yapyapthedestroyer8379 you too. and don't call me late cuz that thing same applies to you.

[@maulanurdesinta1621]

hahahhaahhahahahaaaaa i agree

[@mariaposadasilva2170]

@@domasbaliulis23 she/he meant...Thor do that in endgame, but it was to late in that moment

[@rhoadesjerry9696]

"I guess that concludes negotiations." Classic.

[@djcfb2889]

Well you are right about one thing master The negotiations were short

[@Okiedog1]

Yup! : P

[@trollkenobi6727]

Obi-Wan hated that

[@gnperdue]

Definitely a legend.

[@arcpeter]

Never happened in the original book. Mouth of Sauron was not attacked cause he was a truce envoy.

[@realteabaggins]

"I am no man" gives me chills every time. Eowyn is a bad ass hero and deserves number 1 spot

[@Thyco2501]

Same here, though the more I think about the scene, the more confused I am. I'm not a native speaker so maybe you can help me out. Shouldn't she have said "I am not a man"? She stated "I am no man", which seems to imply that she doesn't consider herself a human being.

[@yougood809]

@@Thyco2501 No they are both syntactically correct. Like if you were not a dwarf, you could say, I am no dwarf. Or if you were not a he-elf, you could say I am no he-elf instead of I am not a he-elf.

[@Cl0ckcl0ck]

@@Thyco2501 It can als be read as: 'No man' can kill me. I am 'No man'. --> X can kill me. I am X. Anyway good luck Rings of Power with trying to out do or even come close to such bad arsery. The thing that makes it so great is the frailty of slay girl and her humongous heart. I'll bet $100 that the creators of RoP creators don't understand that simple rule of story telling. Galadriel killing orcs? That's like someone killing chickens in a poultry factory. Bravery isn't doing dangerous stuff. Bravery is doing something you fear because you feel you must.

[@frozenangell1]

i thought she say "I am woman"

[@7XSubaru]

I love this scene so much. Despite the drama, it is full of black humor. I like the parallel reminiscent of Shakespeare's "Macbeth". Macbeth also thought he could not be killed by any man who was ever born. Spoiler: ( And then you learn that caesarean section children do not count as born) Hehe.

[@ChasehaWing]

I was kind of expecting Boromir to be on here. His death changed the trajectory of the entire series and was extremely memorable.

[@shepherdb0y]

"I am no man!" Was the beginning of the super heroine uprising. It wasn't started by Wonder Woman or Captain Marvel. It started with Éowyn!

[@chicken4090]

that was a joke, when she showed up with the helmet i literally laughed out loud, looked like a child, just looked ridiculous

[@johndododoe1411]

Nah, don't forget Pallas Athena from Greek or Freya from Norse mythology. Both full force warrior goddesses whenever they wanted to. Freya got half the dead warriors and a 7th of the week to her name.

[@adipsous]

@@chicken4090 Well, you're probably still a child.

[@chicken4090]

@@adipsous howd u come to that conclusion? Because i though a scene looked ridiculous, also i saw this in theaters how could i be a child?

[@connormathias5779]

@@chicken4090 because you’re clearly being a hater lol

[@DeezNuts-tr3er]

1:35 Aragorn gets it all. Frodo carried the ring - if they really captured him they would have known why Frodo was so important to them

[@malcolmabram2957]

Also Sauron would have had his ring.

[@finchwaddledog5026]

Much more detail about how perceptive Aragon is in the books. Helps when you spent a very, very long time in a forest that's outside time training with a bunch of elves.

[@slickdreams9325]

Exactly he was smart asf cause he knew since the beginning why he was the only one who was able to take the ring

[@arianebolt1575]

Also, no mention of Sam

[@keraptisblackrazor2658]

If they had got the ring the whole conversation wouldn't be taking place.

[@newabolitionist7766]

Eowyn's scene is much better in the book. In the film, she declares "I am no man" only *after* Merry stabbed the Witch King with the enchanted blade. But in the book, she reveals her identity as a woman and stands strong *before the battle*, even when it seemed she could not possibly win. The way it was written in the book makes Eowyn seem much more admirable/courageous.

[@weedidi7144]

Also, in the books you have the Barrow blade and the context to how she's able to kill him. Really wish they hadn't left that out.

[@Jimmersaunt]

@@weedidi7144Yes, she wouldn’t have been able to kill him had Merry not struck first with the Barrow blade. It was made specifically to penetrate undead flesh. Merry and Eowyn both killed him!

[@HelenaRG71]

@@Jimmersaunt well yes, but she fulfilled the prophecy that he won’t be killed by a man.

[@paladinsix9285]

​@@Jimmersauntpartially correct. Merry Brandybuck wields a blade from the Barrow Mound, enchanted to slay the men of Angmar. That particular Nazgul is the Witch King of Angmar!

[@themetalmodelman243]

Honestly, I think the movie version is better. In the books, Eowyn shows absolutely no fear, and never actually fought him. Eowyn revealed herself as a woman which made the Witch King hesitate, allowing Merry to stick him. In the film, Eowyn is obviously shaking in her boots, but stands up to him anyway, even after trading blows with his mount. THAT is true courage, and a much better portayal.

[@emperornapoleon6204]

0:44: that smile is legendary. Sauron hired the right guy to be his Mouth.

[@laurab5750]

Yep, he had that used car salesman smile down pat!

[@deepakabraham8831]

As per the book, the tongue of Mordor was so foul and corrupting, that it had this kind of physical effect on those who frequently spoke it.. literal rotting of the flesh and teeth

[@rebdochka5108]

He hired british

[@magdachlebicka3895]

5. Awful teeth :/ 4. Epic af! 3. I'm glad you included this one 2. That still only counts as one...

[@harrythesailor3622]

think you got a bit confused

[@magdachlebicka3895]

@@harrythesailor3622 Why? :)

[@harrythesailor3622]

5, 4, 3, 4, 5 is not a list

[@magdachlebicka3895]

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[@deezbigjuicynuts]

Anything with legolas is good 😍💕 yes I simp

[@atc5412]

4:29 I must not have been the only one to hear that Easterling say "OHH YEAH"

[@e.m.p.3394]

I heard that.

[@Butterball3588]

Ha ha!

[@mahmudii2081]

Lol after all the times I've watched this trilogy, I hear that now.

[@pokedex2d176]

Now i hear it lol

[@ophie71]

Lol

[@12ga49]

The sword with which Merry was armed came from the Barrow Downs near the Shire. It was an armament of the Witch King's ancient enemies, one of the only things that could harm him in all Middle Earth. Merry wounding him with it allowed Eowyn to finish him.

[@nathanielhellerstein5871]

Neither Merry nor Eowyn were men.

[@KJ-of6lf]

Width there was time to include that in the films. Maybe a 10 part miniseries per book on HBO or something like GOT could be done.

[@blessedfromday1170]

3:29 when he hits away the blade with his sword it was actually supposed to miss him but the actor just randomly hit it away and they left it in as it looked badass

[@keithouderkirk7493]

he actually couldn't miss. the actor that threw the knife at Aragorn threw a real knife. if he had missed it could have killed him. it was left in the film not just cause it looked badass, but because it could have badly hurt/killed him.

[@IgnatiusCheese]

The audience whooped and cheered when Aragorn killed the uruk boss, it was unforgetable

[@Anonymous72686]

his name was Lurtz

[@beamzsalt4252]

@@Anonymous72686 i dont think they care m8

[@bolars6521]

Never saw this delete ore removed scene first time i saw it

[@Anonymous72686]

@@bolars6521 seen this for like 20x, watching LOTR extended version trilogy is an annual event

[@daniels7717]

Lurtz was awesome and ugluk too would have Loved to See Them Fight together in helms deep they would have won

[@jdlech]

In the book she says, "But no living man am I! You look upon a woman. Éowyn I am, Éomund's daughter. You stand between me and my lord and kin. Begone, if you be not deathless! For living or dark undead, I will smite you, if you touch him." Which, for the first time in perhaps a thousand years, gave the witch king a moment of pause and self doubt. He knew well the prophesy, and here before him was one who could technically fulfill it. He had no idea the one beneath his notice was also one who could fulfill the prophesy, and he with a dagger specifically made for the job. The most epic coincidence of all fantasy writing.

[@KilljoyDJBM]

But she didn't know this, did she ? She went there on guts alone. "For living or dark undead"... -> "I don't give a fuck who you are!" ... "I will smite you, if you touch him" -> "I'ma stomp your punk ass if you try to fuck with my family!!" ♥️ Always fucking gets me.

[@funkydown]

Eowyn also is cute

[@SantomPh]

@@KilljoyDJBM Eowyn does not know of the prophecy although Theoden was born in Gondor and had an education there.

[@AlliancedTrolls]

The prophecy refers to Mary, a hobbit, and his elvish dagger. “And he with a dagger specifically made for the job.”

[@jdlech]

C.H., You do realize that all outside the quotes is my own writing, and not out of the book, right? S.Ph., Whether she knew or not, I don't think she cared at all. I think she would have said the same to all the Valla, had they been before her.

[@ethenallen1388]

In the book Merry's blade had runes created to harm creatures like the Witch King but was paralyzed by fear until Eowyn laughed at the Witch King's claim that no man could kill him. I wish they'd found a way to put that in the movie. I still think they did a great job nonetheless.

[@malbourne805]

The scene where Aragorn deflects the knife with his sword was unscripted, in a way. The sctor playing the orc was supposed to throw it past Viggo Mortensen's head, and sound effects would make the clanging sound. But the orc actor's prosthetic makeup made his misjudge his aim, and he threw the knife straight at Mortenson's face. Viggo's natural reflexes are what saved him when he swung the blade and deflected the knife. Otherwise he would've been gravely wounded or even killed. Also, the orc actor licking the knife's blade before throwing it was something the actor did on the spur of the moment. He later said he thought it would add extra menace to his character, and he was right.

[@BrunoLealMarques]

what makes me love these series is not only the incredible lore but also how well constructed all the mythical creatures where created. some of them based on real animals like the giant elephants, and others being created out of imagination. I vividly remember watching this as a kid and be amazed every time.

[@ALC0A021]

Many things are taken from Mahabharata

[@reencollett6835]

@@ALC0A021 please point some out

[@ALC0A021]

@@reencollett6835 massive oliphants, bow and arrow, ogres, dark lord, good lord, only a woman can kill but no man can many such things you will find in Mahabharata and other Hindu scriptures

[@Rev-ut7be]

@@ALC0A021 Eowyn killed the witch king, because merry stabbed him with a special blade which took the nazgul's immortality for a few moments. (it was a team kill)

[@davidag90]

The quality of this movies in every aspect is outstanding. Stopping any scene and watching at the details of all kind is mesmerizing.

[@egosumumbraemortis5609]

Why Eomer is passed up in all these lists is beyond me. He killed two Olliphants and their passengers with a single thrown spear. Additionally, Gimili killed a Warg on foot with an axe. For someone who’s four foot nothing thats pretty legendary.

[@evilash2388]

Not to mention the Troll inside Moria.

[@JoeMama-tu4rn]

i love legolas, and his whole sliding on the shield scene was awesome, but aragorn “killing” all of the ringwraiths alone with fire and his sword after frodo was stabbed definitely should have been there instead. it’s one of the best scenes of all time

[@andersongoncalves5957]

Lindaa

[@samtjman]

Better fighting scene maybe but not a kill.

[@thedogwoods5716]

I don’t think he killed them when he caught them on fire

[@oni741]

@@andersongoncalves5957 Your comment shows us you're just a $|MP in person lol😂🤣

[@omega311888]

he didnt kill them. he just drove them away for a while.

[@aspartars]

I would add Isildur killing Sauron in the prelude of the Fellowship as an honorable mention. It was epic to watch this on a big screen back in 2001, so powerful first scenes!

[@andrewsmith8729]

Isildur never killed Sauron. I think it was only a corporeal form that Sauron had taken. He diminished Sauron by cutting the one ring off its finger.

[@aspartars]

@@andrewsmith8729 Well, I didn't mean "kill" in metaphysical sense, just in corporeal for time being)

[@waynepurcell6058]

@@andrewsmith8729 Elendil and Gil-galad mortally wound Sauron's corporeal form (getting killed themselves during the process). All Isildur did was cut the One Ring from Sauron's hand as his "body" already lay "dying".

[@andrewsmith8729]

@@waynepurcell6058 I think you might need to watch the movie again. Isildur's father is dead on the ground. Isildur is cradling him. Sauron reaches out to grab Isildur. Isildur grabs the hilt of his father's broken sword and severs Sauron's ring finger. Sauron disintegrates. Well, that is how it happened in the Extended version and the directors cut, and the theatrical version I have on DVD. Jeez, they are great movies.

[@egeozgul7637]

​@@andrewsmith8729I know it has been a year but they are probably talking about the book version where Isildur didn't kill Sauron but simply took the ring from him after his physical form was essentially dead by Elendil and Gil-galad. He didn't do it in a greedy way he took it as compensation for his father's loss.

[@cantthinkofaname9829]

me trying to smile for a school photo 1:30

[@JuanMongeJ-3Dmo]

🤣

[@thenovicegamer007]

OMG this is so relatable

[@feuerwehrteddy]

0:43 could also be me 😅

[@mindstorms247]

5:09 best line ever (Gimli) that still only counts as one.

[@lukasunterguggenberger1908]

yeahhh xD

[@lelmao5023]

yeah tere were just like 30 mercenaries on the elephant but it still only counts as one xD.

[@CollinMcLean]

@@lelmao5023 I think he was talking about the Oliphant specifically. Like no matter how big the opponent they still only count as one.

[@mrkenz7566]

Idk i really like the " i guess that concludes negotiations " Lool marry's face and flopping head faceless no mo!

[@luongis]

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[@davidtatro7457]

It's really hard to pick a top 5 from among so many heroic characters doing nearly impossible feats, but these 5 are a solid list. I definitely agree with number 1.

[@warriordragonify]

Could sense which was #1 as #4 faded...

[@evilash2388]

You agree with the most cheap kill?

[@ark4048]

Been here for almost 5 years or even more now, since you started making all these little videos of the iconic scenes from LOTR. huge fan :) !!

[@teamvlcn6820]

I know book lovers hated that Aragon beheaded the Mouth of Sauron, but I love it. It shows that he is still prone to emotional outbursts when his friends are thought to be dead. He acted the same when coming across the pile of Uruk corpses in the Two Towers.

[@ColoradoStreaming]

Viggo actually broke his toe in real life from kicking that helmet.

[@jasonphoenix292]

@Peter Flood honour can only be shown to the honourable. Boasting about torturing a half-ling and grinning like a mad man while telling it is not honourable. They came to give Frodo more time, not to negotiate with a spokesperson.

[@nathanaelculver5308]

I understand they’d already filmed a very different resolution that they decided didn’t work, and this was the compromise. But Aragorn beheading the Mouth of Sauron really was just cold-blooded murder.

[@johnlindsay646]

@Peter Flood For real? I feel like I should read the books. I would love to experience this story again from a slightly different angle. I loved these as a child, but the books were too big to read for my video game addicted brain at the time lol

[@seed_drill7135]

@Peter Flood Recall, that scene wasn't in the theatrical release at all.

[@micahtritscher951]

"I guess that concludes negotiations" haha best line ever

[@adienromarirez2309]

Because Gimli was probably there thinking: "Hmm, why not just cut off its head and be done with it?"

[@errorsrandomgamechannel]

Exactly what gimli says in return of the king game

[@razz0rric106]

Killed ..... he said KILLED negotiations

[@AS-zn6wp]

I understood, "you suck at close negotiations"

[@thebigchap101]

You were right about one thing master, the negotiations were short.

[@squamish4244]

I like how Aragorn is seemingly outmatched by the Uruk-hai until he manages to get him in a straight-up swordfight and then it's clear the Uruk is hopelessly outmatched and is just defending until his arm comes off.

[@briannarichardson9511]

"That still only counts as one!" Best line

[@barcadoubletreblesixtuple4020]

One toothbrush to clean them all...

[@jiayou5731]

Nice one!

[@nativeoutlaw3181]

Hahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pizzaisminenoucanthaveit.2149]

😂

[@spaghetii5337]

That's gonna take a long time. We should get started.

[@pietikke5598]

Lol

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

0:44 Aragorn be like "Has Sauron run out of tooth brushes?"

[@CathieSoli]

ROFL

[@leonreidenbach7106]

Thats Not Sauron

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

No, it's the Mouth of Sauron, I know that. That's the whole joke.

[@Emanuela9]

Likes licorice 🖤

[@architecthoirobl4733]

Why did he shoot the mumakil in the head he was just a kid he was a kid mumakil #elfmumakilkiller

[@logan5018]

Everyone knows about Viggo's toe but did yall know that Viggo actually deflected that dagger at 3:35? The actor throwing the dagger was meant to miss Viggo and they would just use another camera angle to make it look close but the actor ended up sending the dagger directly towards Viggo's head, but Viggo managed to deflect it

[@jpn6355]

Among the verses in William Shakespeare's Macbeth, one of the prophecies that the witch made to Macbeth is this. "It will not fall down to those born by a woman," and "It will not fall unless the forest of Birnam moves on its own and crosses the Dunsinane."There was a prediction that Macduff, who eventually killed Macbeth, was a man who cut off his mothers stomach before he was born, and Malcom's army camouflaged and crossed over, which looks like a forest moving. Even in the Lord of the Rings, Witch-King of Angmar, When he said, "No man can kill me." and Eowyn says, "I am no man." These two episodes show what the two books deal with fatalistic stories have in common.

[@kegginstructure]

Eowyn proved her nobility and courage the day that she killed the Witch King. But she also proved her love on that day, in the scene that follows when she comforts her King as he dies.

[@JT-ih2rx]

Erm she didn’t kill him he could come back as a spirit 🤣

[@pattonramming1988]

It's heartbreaking to see her uncle die in spite of her heroic efforts

[@kamxam1384]

@@pattonramming1988 Uncle? Think that was her father. :)

[@sidbaksh3260]

@@kamxam1384 he was her father.

[@gwdzee]

@@sidbaksh3260 Theodon was Eomer and Eowyn's uncle. If you look up "Aragorn and Eowyn soup scene", it's mentioned twice. It's only on the extended version, though.

[@ursuss100]

7:01 So basically, Éowyn stabbed the Lich King of Angmar in the head. That had to be a (deserved) painful death. Never mess with the Lady of Rohan it seems !

[@colin1818]

Only because Merry's Barrow Downs sword dispelled the enchantments on the Witch King

[@spandanhalder9967]

@JK John Because Lich King is an undead king in Warcraft franchise....another fantasy genre series. Maybe this guy mixed Middle Earth franchise with that.

[@spandanhalder9967]

@JK John Stay blessed🌸

[@Arkalius80]

@kim Jong-unsub It wasn't a requirement that woman be the one to kill him. The Nazgul weren't unkillable but they weren't exactly easy marks either. Their wraithly nature made killing them very challenging. There was a prophecy made long before the events of the film that the witch king of angmar would not meet his end at the hands of man, and it is probably this prophecy to which he was referring when he says that no man could kill him. But more than this, the thing that led him to his end was being stabbed in the leg by a Barrow blade by Merry (even moreso not a man than Eowen). That was a sword purpose built for disrupting the magic that kept wraiths "alive" so to speak. Eowen being a woman had no impact on the effectiveness of her killing blow, she was just aided by the fact that he was already mortally wounded by Merry's strike.

[@ianlaswick9505]

@[̲̅J][̲̅K] [̲̅J][̲̅o][̲̅h][̲̅n] Lich King is from Warcraft and his appearance is somewhat similiar Easy mistake to make, I always did the opposite and called the Lich King, Witch King Edit: someone already said it, should have read the replies

[@dolam]

Thank you for posting dude!

[@nikhilpabelkar4191]

Until now I never noticed that the haradhrim elephant actively tried to swat away Legolas like a fly with his trunk and tail lol

[@usedtissuepaper42]

i hear that at 3:35 Viggo was supposed to dodge the knife but he deflected it with his sword for that one take. it was so dope that Peter Jackson put it into the final film.

[@7shabz]

The actor was suppose to throw it far away from him so they could edit it later to make it look like it hit a tree near him but the actors vision was blurred by prosthetics and Viggo deflected it by reaction which looks and sounds cool and realistic so they kept it, but the story is hearsay so who knows, fun though!

[@kajsakonigk1982]

@@7shabz Exactly. The knife wasn’t supposed to come directly at him, but luckily Viggo still managed to deflect it.

[@DylanDHoward]

Lurtz licking the knife was also unscripted.

[@jimweisgram9185]

I recall Peter Jackson saying on the extended version DVD that Aragorn "had" to deflect the knife, and he got it on the first try.

[@pr0kris]

Another fun fact about this scene. Viggo didn't know that he had a real sword in this scene, so he ended up actually cutting off the other actor's head. Jackson really liked how it looked, so they kept it in the movie.

[@RedDeadAngel1]

4:57 So that's what happened to Cersei's elephants

[@EverythingInMiddleEarth]

Hahaha

[@dallyiza8035]

Hahahahahaha

[@jv-lk7bc]

Oliphants

[@mikestanley9176]

Actually I believe they are called Mumakil.

[@wanda6376]

@@mikestanley9176 game of thrones reference..

[@jacklawrence2212]

Excellent clips. Boromir's last fight scene/redemption and Aragorn's intervention is my favourite scene from Fellowship of the Ring.

[@sandos101]

First scene: Strider cuts off the dude's head Everyone: Despair Gimli: Smirks

[@jessie_4921]

“Thirty three” “Thirty four” I love him so much

[@braedon2313]

Whenever I watch lord of the rings it's always way better than I remember. Every single time.

[@MrPopeljack]

i was thinking exactly the same !!

[@deanmorgan7011]

Yeah me too

[@JohnDoe-yi4xd]

It's the opposite for me. While watching it, I knew I was watching a modern-day cinematic masterpiece, just like the Dark Knight.

[@BruceWayne-fj9bm]

Ages like wine.

[@abigailwigginton9506]

Same

[@ark4048]

Congrats to 10k dude!

[@WadeWilson-]

Aragorn's kill is the best in my opinion. The man deflected a dagger with his sword. NO CGI

[@gabrielcastillo9745]

Don't forget that scene was totally improvised as well. The actor did deflected the dagger out of pure reflexes.

[@4starraja827]

It's funny how gimli and legolas always have a competition and legolas just kills the big enemy's but gimli say "That still only counts as one."

[@henderson023]

"There's plenty for the both of us, may the best Dwarf win!"

[@MrRickeo]

I love the part where the actor says his scripted line and everyone laughed

[@robbob5302]

There were like 18 Easterlings on that oliphant!

[@beatriceretops]

Imagine dying to someone who just randomly screams a number at a dwarf/elf

[@jonahgrignon2301]

2:14 I always love watching this, this dude rides up with the most cut-off-able head ever, and Aragon seizes the opportunity

[@larryh542]

The only scenes I would add are the cave troll in Moria that nearly killed Frodo. The thing wouldn't die, and it took all of them to take it down Also Gandalf defeating the balrog.

[@alfonszitterbacke318]

Nobody remembers the old man who killed the first orc in front of Helms Klamm with a shot that would make Robin Hood envious. A shame. 😭

[@BH-qi9cq]

Thought for sure Gandalf's smiting of the balrog would be here...

[@volumeturneddown9600]

Isildur v. Sauron, even though it's intro material.

[@volumeturneddown9600]

And everyone vs. the cave troll

[@Puschit1]

I guess if the smiter doesn't survive, it won't count.

[@sunmoon3970]

Gandalf died though

[@baq8680]

Thought scene wasn't a kill...

[@silverdragon7385]

I once saw a behind the scenes of the Witch-King's mace. They made it multiple times and every time Jackson told them to make a new one even bigger. Everyone grew tired of it, and the actor could barely lift it. But once they saw it in editing, they were terrified of how big it looked. Just goes to show how far ahead Jackson thinks

[@mainahussan9638]

Idot

[@jonathanhazel6777]

Really good top 5 killing scenes from the battles of middle earth thanks very much 👍.

[@hennysmith8229]

I love that these lord of the rings movies are capable of featuring some of the most memorable and brutal onscreen kills without having an R rating and/or leaving many viewers scarred and offset

[@sftigershot9586]

Aragorn vs lurtz, was what really made me love the orcs and urukai. Lurtz was to me the epitome of violent, even more so then the pale orc from hobbit. He was Epic to see on screen. Great fight scene!!

[@sebtromissk2385]

SF TIGERSHOT its uruk-hai no urukai remember it

[@rowanaforrest9792]

That long battle right before, with Boromir fighting that horde or Uruk-hai, is also one of the greatest battles ever filmed.

[@kristipapanikolaou5184]

''That still counts for one'' Xaxa 😂😁😂😁😂😁😂

[@lovepeace9727]

хахахa cyka Legolas - OP bias.

[@user-xq9vm1uv3f]

Πάμε λίγο Έλληνας και φαν οφ δε λορντ έτσι ρρ

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

Да, это мощно.

[@user-zu8ll2mm9o]

3:34 One of the Most Iconic Scenes in Cinema History.

[@johns1625]

I really love the contrast between the fellowship in the first film and when they get to the black gate. In the first movie even Gandalf was unsure and scared, and Aragorn was as well. But when the Mouth of Sauron appears they barely even think him worthy of a response and all he gets from them is "hey fuck your whole shit" and head chopped off. 😂

[@jaykayhooray]

The orc enemies in the LOTR trilogy were so much cooler looking than all these new CGI orcs from the Hobbit trilogy smh the realism was gone after they changed to primarily cgi orcs

[@ShaddoII]

Urukai, not Orcs

[@Microphunktv-jb3kj]

Realism and Orcs lmao...

[@raymunddelrosario1950]

The baddies in LOTR are orcs and urukhai (bastardized orc-human hybrids created by Saruman). Those in The Hobbit are goblins, rather than orcs.

[@LUGIGGGGGG]

@@raymunddelrosario1950 PLus i think they did it on purpose to make it a little bit more child friendly as the hobbit is. So i feel like it does the story justice in some form.

[@paulmueller100x]

LOTR also cgi uruk_hais

[@kevinchappell3694]

At 4:28 you hear The Wilhelm scream. It is a stock sound effect of a man screaming that has been used in at least 389 films and countless television series (as of July 2018), beginning in 1951 for the film Distant Drums. The scream is often used when someone is shot, falls from a great height, or is thrown from an explosion.

[@watcherwraith007]

UNDERRATED COMMENT ALERT!

[@victorsaviesuryoutube4746]

peace man! good job! ;)

[@AslamKhan-go7tc]

Yes these are magnificent clips of Lord of the movie series

[@lorehub923]

Eowyn vs The Witch king is Epic !! Great list.!!:)

[@EverythingInMiddleEarth]

it is an amazing scene and thank you so much

[@stardude2006]

The Blood of Númenor Agreed

[@jefftheriault7260]

@@Elbethium She and the Hobbit acted as a team, exactly as they should have.

[@stardude2006]

Dark Lord Sauron You lost the war So , Stfu.

[@Dirtfire]

@@Elbethium He was much more powerful that she was. She beat him in the best way she could. She was human, not a superheroine.

[@cameo2277]

5:51 - poor kids on pay to win games 6:01 - rich kids on pay to win games

[@justinlineprogression1260]

Lol

[@cameo2277]

eye yam stew pee lool

[@pardolagames8994]

And today we discover: Poor kids are smarter and has enough QI to play For Honor

[@cameo2277]

Bryan Braz Moreira thank you, preach

[@Delaving]

When you are a new player and meet a max. level enemy player on a PvP Server.

[@futuresonex]

That first one, Aragorn killing the Mouth of Sauron, wasn't in the books, but it was oh so satisfying!!! The book never actually tells us what happens to him in the end, just that after the parlay he rides back through the Black Gate to his armies. He did, however, return more than just Frodo's mithril shirt. Along with it was Sam's sword from the Barrow-Downs that he left with Frodo when he took the ring & Sting after Shelob stung Frodo and Sam thought he was dead, and most everything else orcs took from Frodo when they captured him. So that was nice of them at least.

[@oni741]

*I stand with Israel ✡* You really know how to be loved by Arabs/Muslims, don't you? ha ha ha JK 😄

[@arslanyousuf4699]

Nice work bro love u

[@olgachafeeva7615]

"no man can kill me!" "dude, did you just assume my gender?!" 🤣🤣

[@someguy5673]

Facepalm*

[@TheToledoTrumpton]

The #1 death in the books reveals it was really Merry that killed the Witch King. The sword he used had come from the barrow downs, a bit that was cut from the movies. And merry wasn't a man either! It is a great piece of writing as well. "So passed the sword of the Barrow-downs, work of Westernesse. But glad would he have been to know its fate who wrought it slowly long ago in the North-kingdom when the Dunedain were young, and chief among their foes was the dread realm of Angmar and its sorcerer king. No other blade, not though mightier hands had wielded it, would have dealt that foe a wound so bitter, cleaving the undead flesh, breaking the spell that knit his unseen sinews to his will."

[@peeppaa1997]

Lmao

[@di3486]

Eowyn never missed shoulder day, damn!

[@Jerome98_]

Yea my gender is a microwave

[@pasjonatpl]

I think that Gandalf killing a Balrog deserves the 2nd place. After all it was a demon from the 1st era of middle earth. Only very few could defeat him. I guess only Gandalf, Saruman, Elrond, Galadriel, Celeborn (Galadriel's husband) and Sauron could do it. No one else in the 3rd era had enough power.

[@chrisdaigle5410]

Glorfindel could do it too.

[@pasjonatpl]

@@chrisdaigle5410 Yes. I didn't know anything about him but I read some now. Definitely he was powerful enough to defeat Barlog. Perhaps he would get killed in the fight but he was able to do that.

[@chrisdaigle5410]

@@pasjonatpl In the Silmarilion, Glorfindel did kill a balrog and died in doing so, but Manwe sent him back to Middle Earth with more power than he had before. So frankly, killing a Balrog would be easier for him later.

[@waynepurcell6058]

@@chrisdaigle5410 Glorfindel would have cake walked virtually every enemy the fellowship bumped into outside of Sauron himself. That's why he couldn't go on the quest, his strength and power would have been far to difficult to conceal.

[@johnjames6980]

This was so well done!! 👍👍👍👍

[@vishnunaidoo3258]

Props to Eowyn for doing the right thing!In my opinion she is the best character from the movies!😊

[@parkender1833]

2001 "No man can kill me." "I am no man" 2019 "No man can kill me" "I actually find that really offensive that you would just automatically assume I am a man. Woman play just an equal part in the battle for middle earth as Men, Elves, Dwarfs, Hobbits, Ghosts, and Orcs" in fact I identify as a ironing board so please dont assume you know my gender" Witch King: .......

[@missymani]

LoL so true!!

[@giorgioelrey6911]

OMG So true 🤣🤣🤣

[@mariareed9113]

Welcome to the Machine lol

[@xxspxaghettsr7352]

Lmfao liberals are facing retarded

[@Kiviantares]

@@xxspxaghettsr7352 what has this to do with liberals? brainwashed troll

[@realBlueMoonMusic]

I was just listening to the LotR soundtrack and then this came out. Epic. That's all I have to say. Great video. 👌

[@EverythingInMiddleEarth]

Thank you so much, and I love the sountrack

[@Jonesyb90]

Great video. I was always a big fan of the trolls death in Moria, I hadn’t read the books yet so when he ‘skewered’ Frodo and everyone thought they were avenging him made it a memorable death, for me at least.

[@kaig.-s.1040]

Heja, thank you a lot for this video. I really liked the top kills. And they remind me of watching the movies agaain. Such great works of art.I hope I am able to see them again, before I will go to the undiing lands.😊

[@flockenlp1]

Nothing breaks immersion as much as the Willhelm Scream

[@chrisdaigle5410]

The book was MUCH better: Dernhelm: "Begone, foul dwimmerlaik, lord of carrion! Leave the dead in peace!" A cold voice answered: 'Come not between the Nazgûl and his prey! Or he will not slay thee in thy turn. He will bear thee away to the houses of lamentation, beyond all darkness, where thy flesh shall be devoured, and thy shrivelled mind be left naked to the Lidless Eye." A sword rang as it was drawn. "Do what you will; but I will hinder it, if I may." "Hinder me? Thou fool. No living man may hinder me!" Then Merry heard of all sounds in that hour the strangest. It seemed that Dernhelm laughed, and the clear voice was like the ring of steel. "But no living man am I! You are looking upon a woman. Eowyn am I, Eomund's daughter. You stand between me and my lord and kin. Begone, if you be not deathless! For living or dark undead, I will smite you, if you touch him." The winged creature screamed at her, but then the Ringwraith was silent, as if in sudden doubt. Very amazement for a moment conquered Merry's fear. He opened his eyes and the blackness was lifted from them. There some paces from him sat the great beast, and all seemed dark about it, and above it loomed the Nazgul Lord like a shadow of despair. A little to the left facing them stood whom he had called Dernhelm. But the helm of her secrecy had fallen from her, and and her bright hair, released from its bonds, gleamed with pale gold upon her shoulders. Her eyes grey as the sea were hard and fell, and yet tears gleamed in them. A sword was in her hand, and she raised her shield against the horror of her enemy's eyes.”

[@kaiser3849]

yeah i definitely prefer the book scene. but if they used as many quotes directly from the book as possible it would sound more like theater than a movie. if you watch the lotr from the 80's youll know what i mean

[@youjustgotcitricacidinmyey1440]

In the book, it was a surprise that Eowyn was Dernhelm, but for some reason the movie didn't hide the fact.

[@thelightyears_]

I was a badass wasn't I

[@chrisdaigle5410]

@@kaiser3849 That's true, but the words of the LOT Nazgul here are pretty lame.

[@marcbrown6411]

Pretty good video there. Well done

[@ddenozor]

Lurtz was one scary orc man. Savage strength with a cunning mind combined. Interesting to see his swordsmanship was nowhere near Aragorn's. When Lurtz had no other option but fight 1v1 with swords, he quickly fell short.

[@piber_3927]

2:10 at the time the scene was so epic But now that I rewatch, it looks like a LEGO character’s head popping out

[@pokedex2d176]

Why did you said taht :( niw i cant see anything other than that

[@ghostofsparta6579]

4:25 can't hear that scream without LMAOoo

[@didansuherman3085]

Its a Cool Compilation 🤘🏽.. Love it 👍🏻

[@jihoonlim2783]

The elephant didn’t deserve that

[@28pbtkh23]

Fantastic compilation. Don’t always have the time to go through over nine hours of film to find the best bits, so videos like this are great. 👍

[@chrispavia4425]

these Video Picks of Lord of The Rings are Great and Incredible I've always Been a Huge Massive Fan Chris

[@starscream5079]

Good one mate...just bruh bring more of these

[@msjfaridi]

The comments section of such clips is always so enlightening... 😊😊

“I am no man” must be one of my favourites lines of all time.

[@Cenyon]

It’s such a great moment. She’s scared but has the courage to stand and fight a much more powerful adversary. And she does it despite everyone in her culture thinking women can’t fight. I love Eowyn

[@ted__3568]

How did she kill him tho isn't the Lich King rly powerful

[@Cenyon]

@@ted__3568 The Witch King was very powerful, but she killed him with the help of Merry. There was a prophercy that The Witch King could not be killed by a man, but since she was a woman she could.

[@thelightyears_]

@@ted__3568 Merry's blade was a 'Dagger of Westernesse', which had been found in the hoard of a Barrow-wight (undead spirits kinda similar to ringwraiths), and given to the hobbits by Tom Bombadil. The blade had been forged in Cardolan, one of the three sub-kingdoms that together form the northern kingdom of Arnor, and it had been enchanted with spells specifically designed to 'kill' Ringwraiths. So what happens here is that Merry stabs the Witch King with this blade, which breaks the sorcery that 'binds his unseen sinews to his will' (smth along the lines of that). Eowyn finishes the job by driving her sword through his head.

[@ted__3568]

@@thelightyears_ ah thanks :D I always thought witch King was such a let down now I know thanks

[@drewby613]

The way that ring wraith died at the end reminded me of a computer I was once had.

[@richardgarcia6393]

All these kills are great, one thing that is funny is Legolas and Gimli are always competing to see who gets the most kills

[@estarriol7]

Perfect order. I was worried as I watched that something other than 2 non-men killing the Witch King would be number 1. Good video, well done.

[@jeremydeslatte7581]

Let’s be honest. Legolas’ elephant kill should be #1. Takes out an entire unit single handed and includes one of the best lines in the trilogy.

[@rhyanwesthassel8565]

"I am the Mouth of Sauron. I am the voice of Mordor"

[@dominicnevins2144]

"I was not given a proper dental plan." XD

[@harveymcbride7741]

I remember seeing the mouth of Sauron for the first time on my first extended edition binge and being absolutely petrified and in awe. I wish I could be hypnotized and be able to experience the horror again

[@fordism.01]

The elephant kill was probably the most hilarious one liner in the whole script . Gimli is epic gets all the best lines in the movies

[@tomasamaral525]

What a great list! This video was very enjoyable to watch and I agree with the list although there are two more kills in the movies that I would put in my top 5. One is the epic scene where Gandalf kills the Balrog and the other is when Saruman is defeated and killed in Isengard. This last scene is only in the extended edition of The Return Of The King but I think it's very well done even being different from the books, where Saruman is killed in The Shire. Keep up the hard work and I'm sure those 10k subscribers will come in no time!

[@EverythingInMiddleEarth]

Thank you so much and both are really good scenes and thank you for the great support

[@theogc.s.5764]

mouth of saraoun:finally im in lord of lord of the rings for once. Aragorn: nope “cuts head off”

[@papapalpatine1563]

If sauron had retrieved the one ring and won the war of the ring, he probably would have resurrected him seeing as sauron was previously known as the necromancer.

[@theogc.s.5764]

@@papapalpatine1563 that is true

[@listrahtes]

So they kill someone who came to negotiate and its "cool" Just shows how few people really have character and a brain and how easy it is to dehumanize others. Exactly what the Taliban do

[@saarasauve4929]

In the scene of Aragorn and the Urki-hai fighting, when Lurtz throws the sword the actor couldn't see out of his mask and it was supposed to be thrown at the side of Viggio. But because he couldn't see out his mask he threw it at Viggio's face and he actually dfelected it.