Villagers React to The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers ! MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@Kwodlibet]

51:24 - "What happened?" - "It's over"... They are watching an extended cut - that's over 3 and a half hours - this didn't bother them as much as the fact that the story they enjoyed has ended. 🙂 These guys are awesome 😎

[@lorehammer40k4]

Wow, around 29:25 he even remembered that the hobbits had called Aragorn by the nickname Strider in the first movie. You can really tell how invested in the story they are, and I can't say that I blame them since it is one of the greatest stories ever told, after all.

[@im-gi2pg]

I’m guessing they would say the Mahabharata is the greatest story ever told. It is epic.

[@tubularap]

Indeed, it is impressive how they remember all names, even able to keep Pippin And Merry apart in Part 1 already..

[@spadeofpain24]

@@tubularap these guys do better than half my high school did.

[@KazyReed]

I've seen many native English speakers who either can't remember the characters' names or can't pronounce them. These two men said them perfectly in every scene from all three movies!

[@rockpile451]

The actor who played Aragorn broke 2 toes when he kick the helmet…… the cry of pain was real.

[@lorehammer40k4]

And he really deflected a thrown dagger during the fight with Lurtz for real, and he spent the entire production carrying his sword around with him, and he ended up buying Arwen's horse and giving it to her riding double because she ended up loving the horse so much, and Viggo came up with the tune for the song he sings at the end as the King using Tolkien's lyrics, and Christopher Lee was supposed to scream when Wormtongue stabs him but he said it was too unrealistic because Christopher Lee was a spy in WWII who presumably has heard what it really sounds like when someone is stabbed in the back, and the majority of the Men of Rohan were actually women since they asked for people who could bring their own horse and ended up getting mostly women to respond, the very first scene that Viggo Mortensen filmed was the fight with the Nazgul at Weathertop, and Gimli actually voiced Treebeard, and the daughter that Sam had with Rosie that he is holding at the end of the series is actually the actor's real life daughter (there are like 15 examples of using people's real children in roles like that). I could go on all day.

[@generoberts9151]

Yeah there are a few injuries. I think Orlando cracked a couple ribs filming too. Viggo got busted up a couple times. The guy that played Lurtz played a couple characters in the 3 movies including the Witch King. He’s a big Samoan looking dude. I bring this up because one of him and Viggo’s friendly greetings were “head butts”. Viggo did this so many times on set they had to treat him for concussion protocol….lol.

[@Ankka939]

I'm not sure if the cry of pain was completely real. You can see he is still acting when he falls on his knees.

[@theinsanelogic]

​@Ankka939 oh it was real alright. No acting there lol

[@generoberts9151]

@@Ankka939 Maybe but during that actual take they used is the one he did brake his toe kicking the helmet so I’m sure he was pretty inspired

[@jeffsherk7056]

The fire swamp with the dead bodies floating in it looks like some of the battlefields of World War 1 that J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and others of their generation had to fight on. Not all of the battlefields were waterlogged and full of corpses, but some of the most deadly battlefields were, and thousands upon thousands of veterans carried the memory of them for the rest of their lives.

[@0okamino]

There’s so much meaning in the line “War will make corpses of us all.” To not make war, but also not allow those who would make war and commit atrocities to go unchecked can be a very difficult line to walk.

[@gacchan]

Naveed and Mansoor are so smart and curious, and just absorb knowledge like a sponge. They remember complex names that are foreign in some way to a lot of modern English speakers, they are so invested. I would love to just meet up and chat with them!

[@definitelynotboromir]

Your reactions to Sam's speech were perfect - the most important stories we all heard as kids were about good fighting against a great evil, and you guys are proof that his message, and the LoTR story itself, is something that can resonate with people worldwide 💜

[@anitawindbigler7100]

My grandsons call this one "the one with epic battles" They love this series of movies. I own the DVD set. 😊

[@nosacredcows1810]

The genuine joy wonder and amazement of the two lads watching this amazing story is genuinely heart warming. And goes to show that no matter where you come from whatever your background we are all brought together by the love of a great story.

[@clowicous]

They are probably the second reactors I have ever seen that remember everyone’s names perfectly even Saruman and Sauron, that’s pretty awesome, they’re really invested in the movie and it’s much appreciated! Loved the reaction!!!!!

[@clowicous]

Just as I wrote that they forgot legolas’ name 😅😂

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Lol

[@gojiberry7201]

You guys take some rest after this movie! Thank you so much for watching and I can't wait for the last part :)

[@user-im2ex9zw6j]

nooo need more watch more movies

[@adrianaslund8605]

These movies are close to perfect. Every part of it is valuable. All of the fellowship had their time of heroism and greatness. Even Merry and Pippin.

[@My2ndnephew]

Hahahhaa, Mansoor has a little bit of a bloody streak in him. "Cut their heads off!" got me laughing so hard.

[@0okamino]

Once you get a taste for orc blood… 😆

[@brucewilliams4152]

The dead marshes, Tolkien fought in the first world war on the western front. The dead marshes very real.

[@monicapdx]

Ahhhhh. So much fun! Love how they were cheering the defenders on during the battles. 😁 They are loving this!. Wonderful to see their reactions, they're really great.

[@Cinephilesreact786]

🤩

[@magicbrownie1357]

One of the author's primary points was to illustrate the power of mercy. Bilbo and Frodo both showed mercy to Gollum/Smeagol. And likewise, King Theoden showed mercy to Grima, instead of killing him. Their acts of mercy had powerful and far-reaching consequences and changed the very outcome of the War of the Ring and the fate of Middle Earth.

[@stevechurch4728]

it is worth pondering that when Bilbo spared Gollum in the goblin caves , that led Gollum, who went looking for the "Nasty" Hobbit Baggins, to the land of Mordor where he was captured by the Dark lord and under torture revealed the fact the One Ring had indeed been found. till that point the lord Sauron was unaware of the Rings whereabouts. Had Bilbo slain Gollum when still underground the ring may have remained "hidden" from Sauron for hundreds of years slowing down the evil ones plans of conquest. Gollum was the spark that lit the flame of war, Sauron gambled he could use his Wraiths to secure the ring before the forces of light could muster any resistance to thwart his reign of terror. perhaps Sauron had he remained ignorant of the Ring would of moved more cautiously and more thoroughly in his preparations to smother Middle earth in Darkness or indeed would he have moved at all?

[@magicbrownie1357]

@@stevechurch4728 Perhaps. But the primary reason Bilbo could remain largely unaffected by evil of the One Ring was because he did NOT kill Gollum. Smeagol murdered Deagol to obtain the ring and immediately the evil will of the ring possessed Gollum and dominated his destiny. Taking the ring with mercy instead of greed proved to be critical in how Bilbo was able to lead a relatively normal life afterward and it also afforded Bilbo the option to give it over freely to Frodo when he left. Had he obtained the ring as Gollum had, there is little doubt in my mind Bilbo would have met the same evil fate as Gollum.

[@Henngist]

There are Ents, and there are also trees who are cared for by the Ents. Some of the trees can move, but tend to be hostile to people, apart from Ents.

[@grimmmetals5290]

I've been waiting for this ever since you guys finished the first part. Can't wait to watch and I can't wait to see them finish up the trilogy 😁👏

[@davidgraylord5977]

It is a real enjoyment watching your reaction to this story. The books have given me a lot of enjoyment over the years. You Gentlemen are lucky thou. We had to wait a year in-between each movie to get to the rest of the story. Can't wait for the next reaction.

[@Nick_Jarrett]

At the start the reason why gollum said the rope burns is because its elvish rope and having the ring so long it imparted evil/corruption upon him, as with elvish things they tend to dispel or destroy corruption

[@Ahonya666]

I've never grasped this. Thank you

[@Nick_Jarrett]

@@Ahonya666 in the book it's explained at the time when they're in the forest with the elves that they gave them rope along with the capes and lambas bread

[@Nick_Jarrett]

the moment when gimli asks for a single strand of hair from galadriel is important too as it mimics something very similar a long time in the past, I think it's spoken of in the silmarillion

[@lcbonastre2418]

Next The Lord Of The Ring Extended Edition Of The Return Of The King Extended Edition

[@brettcloud8550]

Such a pleasure watching these two gentlemen. Hope to see them reacting to more great films!

[@bitterzombie]

Fun fact: Harvey Weinstein wanted to do the entire lord of the rings as one movie, so peter jackson switched production companies. The orc that suggests eating Merry & Pippin ("What about them? Theyre FRRESH") Is, supposedly, a charicature of Harvey Weinstein

[@darthvegan435]

You sure? I thought it was the orc in RotK that is the "head orc" of the army sieging Gondor - the one with the big fat head that looks like Weinstein..

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

Aw yiss. Been looking forward to this.

[@smokeyverton7981]

I remember seeing this in the theater holding my breath until that tree put himself out

[@0okamino]

Treebeard: “Release the river!” Ent on fire (presumed to be Beechbone): “Yes, great idea! I know we’re Ents and all that, but I’m starting to think we should learn more about hurrying up!”

[@jonrolfson1686]

Zaberdast indeed! Here is friendship at the greatest.

[@seaneendelong8065]

Oh I can already see the frustration at the end of Part 2, not realizing there is an entire long Part 3 too...

[@akeel_1701]

yeah, three books - so three movies

[@Oscarmike247]

Frustration? Nah, you've got another great movie to watch.

[@clowicous]

@@akeel_1701… it’s technically one book …

[@Dsamf2]

Love seeing how well this movie’s themes and emotion translates to all cultures

[@JACorvin]

I can’t wait for part 3!

[@Nick_Jarrett]

The wizards/ishtari visited Middle earth at different times, the blues went east and were never seen again. Saruman the white studied the scripts and history and books of sauron and his captain, morgoth (the most powerful of the gods/spirits who added corruption into the creation of the world) and he became enticed and corrupted. He had always been jealous of gandalf the grey (who was known to be wise) who in his eyes had no reason to come to middle earth when saruman himself was wise enough to do the job entrusted to him. Radhagast the brown ended up getting lost in his own little world with the creatures within middle earth, partially forgetting his mission. It's funny how both subservant spirits (the maiar) of the valar (Godlike spirits that created Middle earth) belonged to the blacksmith, hence saruman and sauron knew each other well at one point, having forgotten with their long time in middle earth and the shells/bodies they now wore, well, sauron no longer had a body, hence he needed the ring which he imbued some of his power into when he tricked calebrimbore the mightiest of elven smiths, into creating them for good.

[@Nick_Jarrett]

When gandalf the grey died fighting the balrog (and killed the balrog) his spirit went back west to the same lands the elves were returning to, the undying lands. He was then sent back as a white wizard with stronger powers so that he could match saruman, as gandalf the grey's mission had been completed.

[@im-gi2pg]

This was great watching the movie with both of you! I have watched the Lord of the Rings movies many times and I have also watched reactions many times because it’s like watching it for the first time again. I have read the books many times too because the story-telling is so good. Can’t wait for the final movie “the return of the king.”

[@Dollywood623]

I think the guys would enjoy “Die Hard”(1995) also “Misery”(1990). Really enjoying your reactions. Thank you!❤️

[@ggoannas]

Cannot wait to see them enjoy the last part. ❤️

[@MsCanadianeh]

Another great one! Can’t wait for the final part!

[@cindernaz]

I really enjoy the reactions on this channel. You guys have a very moral and almost childlike innocence that makes your reactions special. Looking forward to Return of the king!

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

فروڈو یقین کرنا چاہتا ہے کہ وہ گولم کو بچا سکتا ہے۔ وہ جانتا ہے کہ اگر انگوٹھی نے گولم کو مدد سے باہر دیوانہ بنا دیا تو یہ فروڈو کی قسمت بھی ہے۔ فروڈو خوفزدہ ہے کیونکہ وہ گولم میں اپنا ممکنہ مستقبل دیکھتا ہے۔

[@Captain_Frank_Abagnale]

Gotta do the Harry Potter series after Lotr. That world is sure to blow their socks off too

[@viper2785]

12:20 "Oh no, a ghost is approaching him." made me lol, idk why

[@mattplus09]

Thank you so much for your wonderful reaction :) Good journey...Peace!

[@courtneysmith7823]

The actor that plays Gimli the dwarf also played Sallah in the Indiana Jones films… and also was the voice of Treebeard in this movie…

[@poodinky80]

You guys give me hope. You're so genuinely open with your awesome-awe, wonder, humor, fear, sadness and surprise! You 2 are so close that you sometimes mimic each other without realizing and it's friggin cute as hell!! Thank you for all the videos, they're all excellent, thank you.

[@torbenkristiansen2742]

Hearing the names from the world of Tolkien spoken by these two, brings a smile to my face. Must be careful, it could mess up the composition of the wrinkles! 🙂

[@ghall9228]

I wish I could watch films with friends as invested as these guys are!

[@CalebBlock]

These guys are so genuine and love the movies - this is a really great channel! It is so much fun to relive some of the awe from these films by watching these guys enjoy them!

[@vincentlecornu201]

One of your comments was very interesting: You mentioned how much the characters in the story love to drink alcohol. I was an ancient history major, and your comment made me think. Tolkien based his cultures and characters on Medieval Northern European culture. And, I think one could argue that Northern European culture has a particular historical connection to alcohol. Even today (at least until recently), the UK has the highest alcohol consumption per person. And I notice that Tolkien has only certain people drink wine (Denethor, for example). He focuses on ale (the more Germanic choice).

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

The brave boy with the long hair.. I think they don’t realize Legolas is an Elf yet.

[@arielelixir]

I laughed so hard at “He carries a portable chicken spice box” 😆

[@arkikali5632]

I loved y'all's reaction. I've been waiting all week for this. 🙂 And y'all are almost there--one movie left to go. Can't wait for your reaction to the third one!

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

I appreciate you guys I hope you enjoy the movie!

[@ChristopherCraven]

Haha, editor knew what he was doing when he kept in the "we're taking the hobbits to Isengard." xD

[@sylvanaire]

The chairs you two are sitting in startled me at 1st. I thought you had new hats with devil horns for a hot second. 🥴

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Lol

[@aleatharhea]

I love these guys so much, I've started to adopt their hand gestures lol

[@ramprashad29]

The reaction and in depth review they give is amazing. Wonderful fellas keep up the great work

[@dochubbell]

It is fun to see how our two young men get all wrapped up in the Lord Of The Rings series. They catch on uickly to the plot and the names of the characters. Will enjoy seeing them see he third and final episode of the Ring series. The reactions and obvious tension they show in watching this exvcellent trilogy as rathewr taxing on their nerves and energy. LOL The final battle will have them griping the arms of their chairs. Mybe you should offer them a sweet treat after that.. Think they would find the movie The Abyss a good movie to watch. Good video.

[@jonprice3337]

Absolutely love: LOTR, Re-action videos. THIS re-action video and the editing of the video. Thx to all the "behind the scenes" people!

[@MrEmichan]

I just feel more positive about humanity and life in general hearing what these guys have to say. They are simply relatable, intelligent, real, uplifting, empathetic, kind and classy. Their voices are calming to me also. Love ‘em! Would love to recommend the following films for review. The Hobbit series Narnia Gladiator Empire of the sun All quiet on the western front The Last Samurai My Life Tailor tinker soldier spy Dead clam Argo Speed The Matrix Hacksaw bridge Apollo 13 Cast Away Forrest Gump Philadelphia Sound of music The pianist The boy in the striped pyjamas Life is Beautiful Schindler’s list It’s a beautiful Life Rear window Murder on the orient express Gosford park Sneakers The Island Star Wars movies Much ado about nothing The count of Montechristo Arachnophobia 28 days Outbreak World war z Life The day after tomorrow Deep impact Gorillas in the mist Zookeeper’s wife What's eating Gilbert Grape? I am sam Tuck everlasting Sophies choice The pursuit of happiness Hotel Rwanda Sometimes in april Blood diamond Beaches Mystic river A few good men Driving miss daisy Gone baby gone Invictus The last king if scotland To sir with love The silence of the lambs The mummy series (adventure, fantasy, comedy) The dead poets society Good man hunting Patch adams Mrs doubt fire Cool runnings Tsotsi The first grader The gentleman (comedy drama) Greenland Joji (drama) 1917 Pk (India) Babel Elizabeth The best exoticarigd hotel (comedy) The nameskae (drama, hindi) The last duel (period drama) Yhe king (period drama) 12 years a slave A beautiful mind Chernobyl series The following films are comedy films that I believe would translate well in just about any language, and are rated well, and I believe don’t have any sex scenes or nudity that may be culturally inappropriate. Stardust (fantasy, comedy, adventure, romance) The princess bride (adventure, fantasy, romance, comedy) Rat Race (comedy) The dream team (comedy) Plots with a view (comedy) Death by murder (comedy, classic) Analyse me Zoolander

[@PuckTheFenguins]

I like how they keep commenting how beautiful New Zealand is, no one really knew the country before LOTR went there to film.... Its awesome to see how beneficial fantasy movies can be outside of the story itself and the box office earnings

[@SilhouetteSE]

Yes!!!! 🙏 Finally 🥳

[@topperharley1536]

With my hole Respect you two Gyus, Showing all the Human Emotions, watch other Reactions of you, if more People where Kind as you, The World would be a better Place !! Sry for bad English, greetz from Germany

[@WinnieTheJew]

9:20 Fun Fact: Aragon broke 2 of his toes while kicking that helmet during filming!

[@Nick_Jarrett]

The ents and the entwives.. Once upon a time thru lived together, until the ents wanted to live in deep forests while the entwives wanted to cultivate gardens and such. Then sauron came along and burned the area where the entwives lived and non were seen since although in the book its speculated that one entwives visited the shire but as Tolkien himself said, the entwives were lost

[@Nick_Jarrett]

They*

[@ONIscrooge]

I'm surprised that the Extended edition was chosen, but a good choice nonetheless.

[@747Cone]

I hope someone will mention Aragorn breaking his toes on the helmet...If that doesn't happen this comment section won't be complete and I will be devastated :( Oh nvm, I see like 10 people mentioned it already :) Huzzah

[@paulh2486]

Ah yes, Gandalf, Merry, Pippin, Sam Frodo, Aragorn, Gimli and the long haired elf boy.

[@00Kuja00]

Watched all 3 extended movies back to back with friends a few years ago. Took around 12h+ with breaks etc.^^*

[@heather9857]

WOOHOOOO!!!!!!

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

You are an evil genius for not telling them ahead of time that there was a Part 3 LOLLLLL. You are the greatest! It also seemed like you didn't tell them Jurassic Park was about dinosaurs before either.. LOL too funny

[@cerisambrook7692]

He did tell them before watching 'Fellowship...' that LOTR was a trilogy, but they didn't grasp that it was one homogenous story, probably thinking they were three seperate stories but set in the same world and characters.

[@VadulTharys]

I always forget most reactors have not read the books, so they do not know how very evil Gollum is. Reactors always have sympathy for him, while those who read the books and know the depths of his evil shake our heads. He plays the victim, he plays as if he was abused but he is nothing but a vile evil monster.

[@gregorde]

No, that’s not really true. He’s a tragic figure. He’s terrible and a monster but, up to Shelob, there was hope for him. He’s as much a victim of the ring as anyone. Had Bilbo not given up the ring he might have ended up the same. But gollum didn’t have Gandalf to help him.

[@benjaminroe311ify]

@@gregorde Gollum was rumored in Gondor to steal animals and small children at times to eat. Yeah he was quite evil. But yes he became so as victim from the ring's evil. But there was very little good in him by the time these events took place.

[@hamishmitchell884]

Watching their reaction reinforces my belief we all have more in common than we don't

[@laylavonmav2587]

You got new chairs! Comfortable chairs 👏

[@SavingHistory]

I noticed too! And for such a long movie, I hope they are very comfortable :-)😊

[@jacksmith4460]

these 2 fellas are really wonderful

[@jaelynn7575]

Yes, Faramir is very different than his brother, Boromir. Faramir is stronger, or wiser, but their father can't see it. It's rather a toss-up in my view because Boromir spent many months with Frodo and the One Ring, and it's not until Sam tells Faramir the truth about his brother's attack on Frodo as well as Faramir seeing how Frodo was drawn to the Nazgul that he finally understands. Faramir is able to resist and let Frodo go b/c he knows of his brother's strength, hears Sam's words about Boromir's death, and sees the influence of the One Ring (almost giving it to Nazgul) on Frodo that he finally understands. It's clear that the time spent even near the ring was the difference in their actions when around the ring.

[@Perktube1]

One more movie left. Great reaction!

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

Gollum actually is a human.

[@HowardBaxter]

he was a hobbit, or a type of proto-hobbit called a "stoor" which were a little bigger than the frodo era hobbits, so they resembled humans

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

@@HowardBaxter hobbits are humans. They are not their own seperate race as they mistakenly believe. So hes a human. Just like Bilbo and Frodo and the others

[@SeArCh4DrEaMz]

I love merry and pippin chillin smoking weed and eating pork sausages lol

[@tubularap]

@CinePhiles React -- The arm-rests of the chair of especially Naveed are too far apart. There is an easy mechanism under the seat to shorten them. So that Naveed can rest his arms comfortably.

[@0okamino]

Perhaps he would make a good king, for he does not rest easily on his throne. 😉

[@Beery1962]

Only one more movie left guys!

[@lynnking11]

They should watch the old Christmas classic with Jimmy Stewart, "It's A WonderfulLife". Heartwarming. Or "Sixth Sense" with Bruce Willis.

[@leedavis7508]

The movies were all filmed in New Zealand.

[@blairhaffly1777]

It's not a spoiler to tell them they're watching a trilogy.

[@rachelmap100]

I don't understand why they weren't told that.

[@0okamino]

But it’s very pleasant news for those who don’t know.

[@lino9222]

Great reaction thankyou I enjoyed watching with you two

[@renewillner5061]

Love your set.. love your movie reviews. Doing a fantastic job..lovelovelove ❤️🌸✌🏻🌈

[@lebowskiunderachiever3591]

Is Sams rope nagical ? Been forever since i have seen the extended edition.

[@cerisambrook7692]

Mansoor and Naveed have become my favoruite reactors, no contest.

[@francisdoherty4066]

I wish all three again for the first time

[@frankgallacher6598]

glad you enjoyed it what you watched is the uncut version, the cinema realise the cut about 40 minutes off it..but am happy you seen the full version. the next one is the return of the king..after that you should watch the prequels the hobbit.

[@Beery1962]

The Hobbit is too long though. It should never have been a three-movie deal - it's so boring and the pacing is horrible. Some of the unofficial edits are far better. There's a single-movie edit simply called "J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit", edited by Dustin Lee, that is far better than the 3-movie cinematic release version.

[@frankgallacher6598]

@@Beery1962 good point, but for the guys who are about to see the return of the king ,to watch the prequels to get more background information on the lotr I would like them to react to ghadi, Lawrence of Arabia. and Independence Day I think those movies they will appreciate especially ghadi.

[@jackg.1683]

@@Beery1962 Absolutely agree. I think the original story could've been lengthened to develop the characters of the dwarves (As I remember Thorin was the only one written as a true individual character) and the setting of course, but not to the point of a trilogy especially with all the horrifying CGI and bad fanfiction writing. The casting was overall pretty good though, I like Lee Pace :)

[@kristenboren7853]

i need more lord of the rings and the Hobbit movies!! they will LOVE them!!!

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Coming today

[@spelhornet9240]

Eomer and Eowyn is foster Children to Théoden, and children to Théodens sister Théodwyn, who is dead like shes husband, his only child is Théodred who killed by Sarumans army in the first battle of Isen.

[@johnmurray3161]

Love your reactions!!!

[@lesliedaubert1411]

There are 3 movies because there are 3 books in "The Lord of the Rings " .

[@avengemybreath3084]

They had the same reaction many others have had - the story is still not over?

[@bethcushway458]

Great reaction 🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@user-im2ex9zw6j]

alright its been 20 hours lets watch the finale

[@Henngist]

Gollum cannot eat Elvish food.

[@sougetsukazama]

Sorry my friend, she is not his daughter she is his niece.

[@Elendil513]

Ah yes, thank you!

[@weezerfan084]

I got to be the 1,000th like 😀

[@stephensperr1379]

King of ups and downs is next!

[@cindernaz]

I would love to see a reaction to one of the best western movies and stars “The Cowboys starring John Wayne. Everybody does Clint Eastwood and don’t get me wrong I love the man, but he was a kid when John Wayne. paved the way.

[@davefranklyn7730]

Do you see this in your own language or is it translated for you, or do you understand English? The dialog is so precise sometimes, even an English speaker can miss a fine point.

[@Cinephilesreact786]

They are watching in hindi dubbed version, which is also available on internet

[@davefranklyn7730]

@@Cinephilesreact786 Thanks! I wonder how they captured the words of Tolkien, who was a very wordy writer, in a translation. For example, much of the dialog is far above how normal people talk, right? I mean, when Saruman says to King Theoden, "What is the house of Rohan but a thatched barn where brigands drink in the reek and rats roll on the floor with the dogs? The victory at Helm's Deep does not belong to you, Théoden, horsemaster! You are a lesser son of greater sires." I mean, that's more than a mouthful. Nowadays, most people would say "Hey Theoden, you're a smelly redneck and didn't beat me except for them trees!"