Sauron is the only Lord of the Rings, he was just humoring Celebrimbor as you will find out later in the series. As Gandalf clearly states in LOTR - "There can be only one Lord of the Rings, only one who can bend them to his will. And he does not share power!"
I love how Sauron played Celebrimbor, using Feanor card on him, making sure Celebrimbor's pride and desire to be better than everyone else lead him to his downfall just like it did his ancestors. What a great scene!
Celebrimbor : "Galadriel explicitly told me not to trust you". Halbrand : "I have news you totally couldn't get by just sending a message to Lindon. Also I hungy". Celebrimbor : "Kay, come on in". Yeah, peak screenwriting.
@MarkHogan994 tell me you didn't watch and listen without telling me you didn't watch and listen. They literally explained why sauron is so good as manipulating people. Why people trust him. And if your wondering where they said that. Its when elrond is speaking to galadriel. He says that sauron uses there own insecurities and desires against them. Using what they love and what they need as a weapon. Celebrimbor feels his life is meaningless, so sauron tricks him into thinking he can give his life meaning. Rewatch the episode 😊
@@legendaryyami3652 Exactly. Not to mention that it is exactly what happened in the books. Gil-galad and Galadriel did not trust Annatar. It became so bad that finally Annatar made Celebrimbor kick Galadriel out from Eregion!
it's a trap not a "they are stealing our water" bell, the well is gona attract anyone lost in the desert they just have to wait for the bell and attack whoever is there, which are more likely then not dying of thirst so perfect to catch completely weakened
4:43 Galadriel has vision of the future of Celebrimbor. As per the books, Celebrimbor is captured by Sauron and tortured for years to reveal the location of 3 elven rings, so that Sauron could corrupt them, but he never did. Sauron killed him and had him spiked up as a war banner.
_Annatar_ is an interesting name for the Lord of Gifts. Apparently in elvish _anna_ means _gift_ and _tar_ means _lord._ However, I recognize the Finnish origin of those words with _anna_ being an inflection of _antaa_ which stands for _give_ and _-tar_ being a suffix for feminine Finnish words like _haltiatar_ (female elf) the way _-ess_ is in English for words like _duchess_ and _actress._
It literally showed at the beginning of the episode with the map cracking after mount doom erupted that it caused the earthquake which broke the mountain 🤦🏻♂️
The show has really impressed me so far. The creators have found their stride, improving on the first season while diving deeper into Middle-earth's lore. The world-building is stunning, and the characters feel more fleshed out. The balance between epic scale and personal stories makes the world come alive. Sure, there are some pacing issues, but they don't detract much from the overall experience. I don't understand why people don't like it-maybe it's because of their expectations from Tolkien's work. For me, it's a solid 9/10.🤷
Love u see the moment sauron destroys the bridge from Eregion. Also...im sure nobody in particular caused the dwarven problems so that theyd turn to rings lol
There were 5 Wizards... Saruman the White, Radagast the Brown, Gandalf the Grey... and 2 Blue Wizards that were never named. Not much is truly known about them, but it is believed that 1 was corrupted long before Saruman took up in Isengard. It is possible the Dark Wizard here is meant to be this Blue Wizard. Just requires a change of clothing and it fits.
There are two versions of the Blue Wizards. The first earlier writings from the professor have them be named Alatar and Pallando. In these writings, the professor states that they failed in their mission, forming dark cults etc. In later writings they are known as Morinehtar and Rómestámo. In these writings, Tolkien states that they had great effect on stopping Sauron from amassing enough forces to outnumber the west. If* these wizards end up being the Blues, Amazon might be going the route of having one from each of the writings. One bad Blue wizard and one good.
@@dennist.8210 Or both ? Perhaps they failed and formed dark cults, before encountering Gandalf and coming back to the good path, working for him in the East and letting him work his way from the West, to cut Sauron from both sides.
Holy crap, just finished ep3. This season 100x better then s1. Like wow this feels like a different show. The storylines, the politics, the characters are so damn good. Is it too hot of a take to say s2 is better then House of the Dragons s2. Lol
This reads almost like a comment written by a bot. The characters are paper-thin, the storylines are dull, contrived, illogical, poorly paced, and inconsistent. The politics barely exist, but what little is there is not compelling or well written. The dialogue attempts to be flowery but is instead clumsy and often silly. The acting is mostly mediocre, with a couple exceptions. HotD S2 had major issues, but it's miles beyond this show.
@@MarkHogan994I’m sure you’re talking about your own comment right? Not a single example was given😂 you think the scene where Sauron makes Celebrimbor turn the tables inside his head and take Sauron in was badly written? Because it certainly wasn’t. There are2 bad actors in this show. Name the characters if you can… oops🤭
Funnily, Hinds being in the show weirdly makes real a mixup I had when S1 was still coming out. I thought it was Ciaran Hinds was playing Adar, only to be corrected that it was Joseph Mawle (who also played a badass character in the North in GoT lol). So now that Hinds is also in RoP when originally I thought he was in it when he wasn’t, its kinda funny. Would have been even wilder if he was the actor replacing Mawle as Adar lol
Elves are not men. But that doesn't mean they too cannot be coerced with power. Men are more susceptible to it. But Elves are more powerful with it. Give them power and they become even stronger. They can use it to do good but like Galadriel in Fellowship, that power can become too strong even if used for good. She never ended up falling for the one ring completely, hopefully this rendition of her characters get a turn around and abides by that.
Unexpectivelly the second episode was kind of good continue. Interesting scenes and sequenses. Even Stranger part of story , was intriguing. Honorable episode, and dialogues went better. Changing of Elrond is damn good.
Where did your Umbrella Academy reaction go for the new season? I saw you posted the episode 1 reaction earlier today but I was busy so I was gonna watch it later. Is it coming out on a different day?
These first 2 episodes were outstanding I thought. Ep 3 falls off for me as Numenor is such a dull storyline with even duller and more annoying characters. But as a whole, I'm really enjoying the show!
Episode 1 and 2 were good, but episode 3 is my favourite so far. Loved every scene in Khazad-dum, Isildur becomes much more interesting and Pharazon, Miriel and Elendil have always been some of my favourite characters.
Mr Wizard LOOKS very Saruman though he wouldn’t be bad at this stage. He might be a bit more steely and powerful he doesn’t have to be kind to be good, in The Hobbit he was still quite gruff….but his dealings are all looking a bit dark here to be quite what I’d imagine. But I suppose we’ll see!
I thought i was tripping. S2?? When ? Is it really out already? No RUclipsrs react yet i see but u guys. Thanks for this. I would go watch it later then back to u guys.
I don't know anything really beyond the movies, just what i pick up on Wikia's but that Wizard gives me - to a certain degree - Saruman vibes. Though unlike with the Stranger WHO IS DEFINITELY GANDALF ( i mean look at the Staff in his Visions) i don't think thats him, aaaaaaaalthough Saruman and 2 others where at some point in Rhûn?
@@JeM130177 I could be wrong but I think Tolkien did mention that some sorcerers were men. At least that it wasn't just the Istari. The Necromancer in the Hobbit was thought to be a simple man or at least a Nazgul before he turned out to be Sauron. It wouldn't be too far fetched to me but again, at this stage of the show, it's just suppositions and theories 🙃🙃
@@Meggimagine Well, Sauron's weird mouth dude was a dark sorcerer of some kind and he was human. Your theory doesn't make sense though. The nazgul were the fallen kings of men. It's far more likely that they've either nonsensically pulled Gandalf in or that this person is one of the two wizards who Tolkien rewrote the stories of.
I read the Lord of the Rings decades ago. I was always on Saurons side. I actually wanted him to get the ring back. This is great because the actor is very attractive. As Elrond says he uses his charm against people. I find it fun to watch manipulation because some people don't seem to be able to spot it.
mmmh think Elrond is the one who's become wiser. He wanted to have nothing to do with the rings and then was betrayed. If Galadriel stops being a commander/general/warrior and an actual powerful queen who's wise and she finds her husband....I'll give her character a chance. But per chance, what did you think of Galadriel in s1?
@@supersuede6493 IMO she sometimes behaved too much like Feanor in season 1, but apart from that I liked her portrayal. And it fits very well to her description in the books, including the warrior/commander.
Her turning point was in episode 6. After being humiliated by Adar and after realizing her total failure when Mount Doom explodes she lets go of her obsessive hate and of her desire to control everything and puts her life back into the hands of the Valar. She has touched the darkness and returns to the light. This is Tolkien's famous "Trembling Moment", when it is decided if somebody falls to evil or returns to the light. He wrote (concerning Morgoth): „As with all other characters there must be a trembling moment when it is in the balance" (J.R.R. Tolkien, Myths Transformed VI - HoME10) After this scene Galadriel is changed. She then tells Theo: "t darkens the heart to call dark deeds “good.” It gives place for evil to thrive inside us. Every war is fought both without and within. Of that, every soldier must be mindful. Even I. Even you.’
The closeup camerawork is also improved. They stopped doing that thing when Galadriel makes an eyes wide, angy face and the camera just kinda stays zoomed in on it for wayy too long. I’m really glad M Clark has kept in the show and improved, and still has that excellent smile In interviews and stuff. She got a lot of flack for what was poor direction/editing from the directors, not poor acting (mostly), and I’m really really happy that she didn’t let all the insane hate get to her
Just finished the three eps and my takeaway was that there are too many storylines to keep up with because I didn’t remember half of the characters and their backstory lol. I enjoyed the eps more than I thought I would tho I will say that much
Sounds like a you problem.. bet you didn’t like Game of Thrones too? Or maybe you just didn’t prejudice it and could remember details? It’s called a selective memory
@RaiderNic99 Elrong knew Sauron wasn't gone forever because he knew the Ring of Power had survived thanks to Isildur. He counclied Isildur to cast the ring into the fire but Isildur refused taking the ring as debt for the lives of Elendil and Anarion his brother.
Your comment doesn’t care about logic. It’s all just imaginary culture war bull crap from a perpetually angry child who’s first words were “Not the Woke!!!”.
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Sauron is the only Lord of the Rings, he was just humoring Celebrimbor as you will find out later in the series. As Gandalf clearly states in LOTR - "There can be only one Lord of the Rings, only one who can bend them to his will. And he does not share power!"
Exactly right before he jumps off the tower onto the back of an eagle
The title "lord of the rings" isnt reslly a good or honorable titile tbh
I love how Sauron played Celebrimbor, using Feanor card on him, making sure Celebrimbor's pride and desire to be better than everyone else lead him to his downfall just like it did his ancestors. What a great scene!
The Annatar and Celebrimbor stuff is so damn good.
Celebrimbor : "Galadriel explicitly told me not to trust you".
Halbrand : "I have news you totally couldn't get by just sending a message to Lindon. Also I hungy".
Celebrimbor : "Kay, come on in".
Yeah, peak screenwriting.
@MarkHogan994 tell me you didn't watch and listen without telling me you didn't watch and listen. They literally explained why sauron is so good as manipulating people. Why people trust him. And if your wondering where they said that. Its when elrond is speaking to galadriel. He says that sauron uses there own insecurities and desires against them. Using what they love and what they need as a weapon. Celebrimbor feels his life is meaningless, so sauron tricks him into thinking he can give his life meaning. Rewatch the episode 😊
@@legendaryyami3652 Exactly. Not to mention that it is exactly what happened in the books. Gil-galad and Galadriel did not trust Annatar. It became so bad that finally Annatar made Celebrimbor kick Galadriel out from Eregion!
@@MarkHogan994didn’t go like that😂 sauron turned the tables on Celebrimbor to invite him in making him think it was his idea… read a book bro
It's good, but I've seen that type of scene used jokingly a few times in other shows/animes so I felt trained to laugh at it lol.
You have to admit, Annatar/Sauron knows how to make an entrance
Great reaction Wave Crew!
Aaron: "What happened?"
Eric: "Someone turned off the lights" 😂😂😂
God I love this season so much more than last season
Absolutely! They fixed so much.
In crafting. Feanor really sets the standard.
You did not just say that… 😂
@@valathor95 What is so funny about that comment?
it's a trap not a "they are stealing our water" bell, the well is gona attract anyone lost in the desert they just have to wait for the bell and attack whoever is there, which are more likely then not dying of thirst so perfect to catch completely weakened
Huh, I saw it more as a security measure like, watch out, the rope is falling down the well
The scene with Cirdan and Elrond in this episode was absolutely peak, I thought. Really spectacular writing.
Hahahaha spectacular writing
@@chook1311 shhh, adults are talking
He compared the literal devil to a drunk poet, the writing is awful
@@Skarchest yes but to simpletons it seems
Good
@@SkarchestThink Morgoth would be more fitting of a comparison to the devil. Sauron is like the devils assistant.
Saruman: You know what they awoke in the darkness of Khazad-dum... shadow and flame.
Annatar and Cirdan reveals were great, exactly how I imagined both
The cool shiny rock (Arkenstone) is not found in Moria but in the lonely mountain (Erebor)
4:43 Galadriel has vision of the future of Celebrimbor. As per the books, Celebrimbor is captured by Sauron and tortured for years to reveal the location of 3 elven rings, so that Sauron could corrupt them, but he never did. Sauron killed him and had him spiked up as a war banner.
Elrond actually posesses the Ring of Air, Vilya. It is Galadriel who has Nenya, the Ring of Water.
Isn't it adamant instead of water? I don't know if that makes a big difference 🤔🤔
@@Meggimagine Nenya is also referred to as the ring of adamant, due to the white gem embedded in the mithril ring. The word Nenya means water.
In Fellowship when Galadriel tells Frodo the name of her ring I can never help myself from thinking, "This is Nenya... Nenya business!"
_Annatar_ is an interesting name for the Lord of Gifts. Apparently in elvish _anna_ means _gift_ and _tar_ means _lord._
However, I recognize the Finnish origin of those words with _anna_ being an inflection of _antaa_ which stands for _give_ and _-tar_ being a suffix for feminine Finnish words like _haltiatar_ (female elf) the way _-ess_ is in English for words like _duchess_ and _actress._
Yeah, I remember reading that Quenya was inspired by Finnish and Sindarin was more Welsh.
It just keeps getting better! I need more!! 👀
This episode was so good. The Annatar and Celebrimbor scenes were gold.
Wow, two eps in one day? Let’s GO!
And there's going to be a third! 3-episode premieres will do that.
It literally showed at the beginning of the episode with the map cracking after mount doom erupted that it caused the earthquake which broke the mountain 🤦🏻♂️
I know -- I was like, "Did they skip that part?" lol
The Annatar reveal was BIBLICAL. It gave me goosebumps.
There's also a scene in the movie trilogy where an Easterling overlooks Sam and Frodo's hiding spot. Nice callback.
The show has really impressed me so far. The creators have found their stride, improving on the first season while diving deeper into Middle-earth's lore. The world-building is stunning, and the characters feel more fleshed out. The balance between epic scale and personal stories makes the world come alive. Sure, there are some pacing issues, but they don't detract much from the overall experience. I don't understand why people don't like it-maybe it's because of their expectations from Tolkien's work. For me, it's a solid 9/10.🤷
I love the books and I totally agree with you.
Majority of people do like the season. The haters are just always here to say shit about it and they don't have even watched the episodes and admit it
Rings of bad fan fiction
@@aegnor2102no they dont
@@silentninja2754 they do. We see it on social media but also on notations website where the show much better received than season 1
Love u see the moment sauron destroys the bridge from Eregion.
Also...im sure nobody in particular caused the dwarven problems so that theyd turn to rings lol
There were 5 Wizards...
Saruman the White, Radagast the Brown, Gandalf the Grey... and 2 Blue Wizards that were never named. Not much is truly known about them, but it is believed that 1 was corrupted long before Saruman took up in Isengard. It is possible the Dark Wizard here is meant to be this Blue Wizard. Just requires a change of clothing and it fits.
There are two versions of the Blue Wizards. The first earlier writings from the professor have them be named Alatar and Pallando. In these writings, the professor states that they failed in their mission, forming dark cults etc. In later writings they are known as Morinehtar and Rómestámo. In these writings, Tolkien states that they had great effect on stopping Sauron from amassing enough forces to outnumber the west.
If* these wizards end up being the Blues, Amazon might be going the route of having one from each of the writings. One bad Blue wizard and one good.
@@dennist.8210 Or both ? Perhaps they failed and formed dark cults, before encountering Gandalf and coming back to the good path, working for him in the East and letting him work his way from the West, to cut Sauron from both sides.
Disa stays an absolute queen
Dei
@@chook1311 keep your racism to yourself, sweet cheeks
You don’t have to burp out every racist thought you have, sugar britches
@@chook1311 You can keep the idiocy to yourself, sugar britches
You can keep your stupidity to yourself, honey
he's a blue wizard. And its cool asf they added one
So far im enjoying this so much.
Holy crap, just finished ep3.
This season 100x better then s1.
Like wow this feels like a different show.
The storylines, the politics, the characters are so damn good.
Is it too hot of a take to say s2 is better then House of the Dragons s2. Lol
This reads almost like a comment written by a bot. The characters are paper-thin, the storylines are dull, contrived, illogical, poorly paced, and inconsistent. The politics barely exist, but what little is there is not compelling or well written. The dialogue attempts to be flowery but is instead clumsy and often silly. The acting is mostly mediocre, with a couple exceptions. HotD S2 had major issues, but it's miles beyond this show.
@@MarkHogan994I’m sure you’re talking about your own comment right? Not a single example was given😂 you think the scene where Sauron makes Celebrimbor turn the tables inside his head and take Sauron in was badly written? Because it certainly wasn’t. There are2 bad actors in this show. Name the characters if you can… oops🤭
Maybe it's a hot take, but S1 Rings of Power was also better than S1 House of the Dragon...
Ciaran Hinds is a bad ass.. My man was Caesar, the king beyond the wall now Saruman… or some wizard..
And Cesarion is in the show, too!😁
Funnily, Hinds being in the show weirdly makes real a mixup I had when S1 was still coming out.
I thought it was Ciaran Hinds was playing Adar, only to be corrected that it was Joseph Mawle (who also played a badass character in the North in GoT lol).
So now that Hinds is also in RoP when originally I thought he was in it when he wasn’t, its kinda funny.
Would have been even wilder if he was the actor replacing Mawle as Adar lol
@@botondforizs7280 ohhh didn’t even think about that
The theory goes that he is one of the Blue Wizards. They ventured west after having failed their mission, and went on formint dark cults.
20:00 Welcome to Level 7.
I'm so glad you guys are watching this
Another great reaction Wave Crew!
That whirlwind would make a great Tolkien/Baum crossover with the birth of Munchkinland by Hobbits.
Two episodes in one day, noice! 👏
loved the reaction!~ big hyped for the next one (going to be waiting for the third and snacking!~)
Thank you guys for covering this so quickly!!
Elves are not men. But that doesn't mean they too cannot be coerced with power. Men are more susceptible to it. But Elves are more powerful with it. Give them power and they become even stronger. They can use it to do good but like Galadriel in Fellowship, that power can become too strong even if used for good. She never ended up falling for the one ring completely, hopefully this rendition of her characters get a turn around and abides by that.
Just as I finished the first one !
man, this show fucking rules
Unexpectivelly the second episode was kind of good continue. Interesting scenes and sequenses. Even Stranger part of story , was intriguing. Honorable episode, and dialogues went better. Changing of Elrond is damn good.
its so goooood
Where did your Umbrella Academy reaction go for the new season? I saw you posted the episode 1 reaction earlier today but I was busy so I was gonna watch it later. Is it coming out on a different day?
These first 2 episodes were outstanding I thought. Ep 3 falls off for me as Numenor is such a dull storyline with even duller and more annoying characters. But as a whole, I'm really enjoying the show!
Episode 1 and 2 were good, but episode 3 is my favourite so far. Loved every scene in Khazad-dum, Isildur becomes much more interesting and Pharazon, Miriel and Elendil have always been some of my favourite characters.
I totally agree, I'm only here for elves and dwarves stuff, also, Sauron and Celebrimbor are stealing the show.
Galadriel has the ring of water not Elrond!
Mr Wizard LOOKS very Saruman though he wouldn’t be bad at this stage. He might be a bit more steely and powerful he doesn’t have to be kind to be good, in The Hobbit he was still quite gruff….but his dealings are all looking a bit dark here to be quite what I’d imagine. But I suppose we’ll see!
Elrond had the Ring of air, Galadriel had the Ring of water
Not the other way?
Wasn't it also Galadriel who actually saved Frodo in Fellowship not Erwin
nice new eye-shaped forge lol
I thought i was tripping. S2?? When ? Is it really out already? No RUclipsrs react yet i see but u guys. Thanks for this. I would go watch it later then back to u guys.
The Lord of the rings is Sauron.
I felt the dark wizard was more Dumbledore than Saruman, but that might just be me!
The way Halbrand, and then Annatar slowly but surely seduces and manipulates Celebrimbor is wild. Great acting from both.
I don't know anything really beyond the movies, just what i pick up on Wikia's but that Wizard gives me - to a certain degree - Saruman vibes. Though unlike with the Stranger WHO IS DEFINITELY GANDALF ( i mean look at the Staff in his Visions) i don't think thats him, aaaaaaaalthough Saruman and 2 others where at some point in Rhûn?
19:13 Jesus? 😮
Aberforth? What you doing in this universe? 😂
Hello you ALL
Im excited for season 2 and your reactions
Loving it so far!
I think the dark wizard could be a future Nazgul, maybe?
Are the Nazgûl not men? The kings corrupted by the rings. This fella seems at least to have some level of sorcery.
@@JeM130177 I could be wrong but I think Tolkien did mention that some sorcerers were men. At least that it wasn't just the Istari. The Necromancer in the Hobbit was thought to be a simple man or at least a Nazgul before he turned out to be Sauron. It wouldn't be too far fetched to me but again, at this stage of the show, it's just suppositions and theories 🙃🙃
@@Meggimagine Well, Sauron's weird mouth dude was a dark sorcerer of some kind and he was human.
Your theory doesn't make sense though. The nazgul were the fallen kings of men.
It's far more likely that they've either nonsensically pulled Gandalf in or that this person is one of the two wizards who Tolkien rewrote the stories of.
@@icebox1954 kings and great lords. Khamul was nicknamed The Easterling, hence my theory, but again, I could be wrong
I don’t think you know who the lord of the rings is, it’s Sauron, not Celibrimbor
Is that what you think? 😂
shadow of war flashbacks
@@Nathan-oe8ut Gandalf says it in The Fellowship of the Ring
@@Nathan-oe8ut Sauron is indeed _the_ Lord of the Rings. He is only once more deceiving Celebrimbor.
House of the Dragon might be a better show but the music and visuals in this can be overpowering.
If I were to guess the wizard is one of the blue wizards and perhaps he killed the other blue wizard.
Or the Stranger is the other blue wizard and will pull back his friend to the light, to the good side.
Once yall finish some shows yall should watch the show you
there is only one true lord of the rings, it is sauron. celebrimbor is a puppet.
Come on Aaron. A 5 year old could figure out why the well had a bell
There is only one Lord of the Rings; only one. And he is not Celebrimbor.
I read the Lord of the Rings decades ago. I was always on Saurons side. I actually wanted him to get the ring back. This is great because the actor is very attractive. As Elrond says he uses his charm against people. I find it fun to watch manipulation because some people don't seem to be able to spot it.
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Galadriel seems to be more wiser in this season
mmmh think Elrond is the one who's become wiser.
He wanted to have nothing to do with the rings and then was betrayed.
If Galadriel stops being a commander/general/warrior and an actual powerful queen who's wise and she finds her husband....I'll give her character a chance.
But per chance, what did you think of Galadriel in s1?
She’s an idiot as she has been the whole show
@@supersuede6493 IMO she sometimes behaved too much like Feanor in season 1, but apart from that I liked her portrayal. And it fits very well to her description in the books, including the warrior/commander.
Her turning point was in episode 6. After being humiliated by Adar and after realizing her total failure when Mount Doom explodes she lets go of her obsessive hate and of her desire to control everything and puts her life back into the hands of the Valar. She has touched the darkness and returns to the light. This is Tolkien's famous "Trembling Moment", when it is decided if somebody falls to evil or returns to the light. He wrote (concerning Morgoth): „As with all other characters there must be a trembling moment when it is in the balance" (J.R.R. Tolkien, Myths Transformed VI - HoME10)
After this scene Galadriel is changed. She then tells Theo: "t darkens the heart to call dark deeds “good.” It gives place for evil to thrive inside us. Every war is fought both without and within. Of that, every soldier must be mindful. Even I. Even you.’
The closeup camerawork is also improved. They stopped doing that thing when Galadriel makes an eyes wide, angy face and the camera just kinda stays zoomed in on it for wayy too long.
I’m really glad M Clark has kept in the show and improved, and still has that excellent smile In interviews and stuff. She got a lot of flack for what was poor direction/editing from the directors, not poor acting (mostly), and I’m really really happy that she didn’t let all the insane hate get to her
Really enjoy more this season than the first, some narrative are less interesting but when they put on screen the Tolkien material it's really good
Really? I didn’t see any Tolkien material
@@chook1311 *rewritten by Simon Tolkien
What tolkien material? This season is great and it has nearly no tolkien stuff at all
@@Nathan-oe8ut which makes it shit to anyone with intelligence
@@Nathan-oe8ut simpleton
Short...😢
Ignore the orcs. ❤
Racists lord of the rings fans in the comment section, not surprised.
So far I’m liking it more than season 1.
I normally get slightly annoyed when creators ask for subscriptions, but the way you did it was actually kinda cute =P *Subscribed*
No shade to this great crew, but the Sorta Stupid crew has my favorite “asking for supporters/subs” clips
Not a fan
Just finished the three eps and my takeaway was that there are too many storylines to keep up with because I didn’t remember half of the characters and their backstory lol. I enjoyed the eps more than I thought I would tho I will say that much
Sounds like a you problem.. bet you didn’t like Game of Thrones too? Or maybe you just didn’t prejudice it and could remember details? It’s called a selective memory
@@TheRealBillix lol tf 😂
These Elves are pissing me off.
I would be happy if the hobbits didn't show up again, they had no business being in the story at all!
Elrond sure is talking mad shit about those rings when after Gil Galad dies Elrond takes Vilya the ring of air for his own
The reason he takes and wears the ring after Gil-Galad dies is because they thought with Sauron defeated the rings were fine to use.
@RaiderNic99 Elrong knew Sauron wasn't gone forever because he knew the Ring of Power had survived thanks to Isildur. He counclied Isildur to cast the ring into the fire but Isildur refused taking the ring as debt for the lives of Elendil and Anarion his brother.
Please react to the sonic movie 3 trailer
Turns out, stick to the lore you have and you have a good TV series.
No.
I understand that the original books weren't action packed, but this show is in desperate need of some action.
on the contrary, tis great help for people with sleep deprevation.
Watched s1 when it came out and has never slept that good in my life.
edit: * Have
What are you people doing in RUclips when Tik Tok is clearly where you reside…. Orcs
The stuff that isn’t action is what makes as care about the action when it comes.
Haha literally the best part of The Hobbit was the first 30 min.
Then it just sucked lol
you guys should react not just watch and give feedback so boring to watch if no reaction just sayin
They sometimes get more animated than others, this maybe was a quieter reaction but they react plenty.
I love the ratio like/dislike in the first video and the huge drop in views in the 2nd
Anyway, have fun watching, me personally I won't
You love to see failure? And actively hate on stuff you don’t care about? Ok orc. Hobbits would spit on you.
Then why are you here? Unsubscribe and let actual fans enjoy, weirdo
The show doesn’t care about story telling it’s all about politics and diversity
BLAH BLA BLA 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
What politics? How high are you right now?
@@rburk854 the elves took our jobs!!
Gonna cry ?
Your comment doesn’t care about logic. It’s all just imaginary culture war bull crap from a perpetually angry child who’s first words were “Not the Woke!!!”.