1st You had a master God who created Lesser Gods like Morgoth back when he as Good. The Greater God created many more Lesser Gods like Morgoth aswell.
2nd The Master God also created Lesser/Lesser Gods like Gandalf and Sauron to serve under the Lesser Gods that he greated first.
3rd The Greater God created these Gods to Govern the world, and to institute the greater Gods will. What Morgoth did was that he decided to forge the world the way he wanted.
@1169Timothy Gandalf is not a god, he is a Maia. In the early Legendarium, the Maiar race came with the Valar, those who the mankind named Gods, to the circles of Arda.
@1169Timothy Wrong. in a letter of 1954, Tolkien refers to Gandalf as an "angel incarnate". In the same letter Tolkien states he was given the form of an old man in order to limit his powers on Earth. Both in 1965 and 1971 Tolkien again refers to Gandalf as an angelic being. He was, according to his creator J.R.R. Tolkien, the writer of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, an angel. Many have tried to make him more than he was.
@scousekiller3 they must go back into the shadows from whence they came. for he is a servant of the secret fire, wielder of the sacret fire of arnor. there nagging will not avail them wielder of boredom. they shall not pass!!!
some great battle scenes on here, but what I still don't understand is the continuity problem of how they both got from the bottom pit cave of the Earth (in water) all the way to the top of a dungeon on a snowy mountain. did Gandalf and the Balrog had to call a truce? Was the Balrog still on fire when it landed in the water? and how the hell did they get out of that cave? finally, who sent Gandalf back from being a grey into the white wizard, and erasing some of the memories of his previous life
@trickmastermonkey the Balrog himself led Gandalf out of the tunnels - he knew the way out of the dark and Gandalf just pursued him.And the only way out of there was the road which ended atop the tower on which the two fought in the end.
Yeah,the water extinguished the Balrog's fire, but in the books Gandalf says that he was like a horrifying black snake, dangerous all the same, when his fire was gone.
And who sent Gandalf back? Probably the Valar, "demigods" of Middle-Earth
To Gandolf & Aragorn-Gandolf would say Horse Happy when Gollum would say Sad. Remember Aragorn it was you & good steed that helped free me from a Harem they tried to sell me into to die. I loved horses but every stable I earned & I have none so angry I could make Eqqus extinct from the face of earth which means I am sadder than Gollum thought. I owe Aragorn one I may be able to resurrect your bride fallen mortal & bring her to immortal realm again. Yet the end of the world may be. Seek Galadriel
@danphillboii Two reasons why he can't. First and foremost, there's not enough space for him to fly. He'd be hitting the walls. Secondly, he already did hit the walls. If you watch near the end, right before they hit the water as they fall, the Balrog tries to fly and can't. All the hits against the wall broke his wings.
My take on how the RPG works...more of logic than how the story is written,It makes lots of sence, when you kill a higher being in RPG, you get promoted to a higher level. Here killing a Demon which is at least 20 level higher than a Wizard(Gandalf The Grey), he gets promoted to Grand Wizard(Demi-Godlike)......GANDALF THE WHITE!
Hm a long time ago i believe i read someone saying that the physics of gandalf and the balrog falling was incorrect. Well, if they were in a vacuum then yes both would have same accelerations, but the reason gandalf is able to catch up to the balrag lies in understanding drag. Case in point -- look at how gandalf falls, and look how the balrag falls; the surface area of air hitting the balrag compared to gandalf is much much greater. hence why gandalf is able to "dive" toward the balrag
@kaankarul the bridge was meant to put the enemy in single file as they cross to enter Moria so killing them one by one would have been a very clever and smart tactic when fighting an enemy that can reproduce exponentially but i will say this the dwarves devlved to deep and too greedily and awoken the Balrog causing hundreds of years of terror within moria
@BAnAnZooR The book tells of the stair that starts at the root of the mountain, that lake at the bottom. This stair climbs all the way to the peak, the tower they were on. Gandalf chased the Balrog all the way up the mountain.
@avpandcog "You cannot pass! I am a servant of the secret fire, wielder of the flame of Arnor. Dark fire shall not avail you. Flame of Udun! Go back to the shaddow. YOOUUUU SHALL NOT PAAAAASS!"
@1XbatistaX1 ur right. Doesn't have anything to do with slumbering or that hes old. Hè didnt know hè would fell so was directly too late for using his wings.
@ImmortalMelon Of course, it's comparing hierarchies from parallel branches, but I've always seen them as rough equals. The Istari are a subcatagory of the good branch of Maiar, who were among the Ainur who sang the song of existence. Balrogs are a subcatagory of the evil branch of Maiar.
Isn´t this a movie mistake? Gandalf's sword falls into the abyss, while Gandalf is still up. After some time, Gandalf falls into the abyss and overtake the falling sword.
@MegaSmud Ah...trying to explain a fantasy movie scene in a scientifically way lol. Gandalf's body is heavier than the sword so he could reach it after some time falling, and let's not forget that Gandalf is an Istari so he must have some power to change...or bend...some laws of physics. If not, he couldn't reach the (apparently much heavier) Balrog. That said, I'm surprised you didn't question that.
what in the world does mass has to do with the falling velocity? were you sleeping at schools physics? bodies of different mass fall equally quick. The acceleration is fixed.
But Balrog's terminal velocity is much as he is so big and not exactly areodinamically shaped.
Still, Gandalf shouldn't be able to catch up to his sword, but let's skip that as he needed it to whoop the demons ass.
@MegaSmud he was an istari, which was a type of maiar which is basically a demi-god.....the valar were the almighty gods and the maiar were weaker gods
Bull Shat if Gandalf the Grey can kill a fuckin bad ass Balrog how the hell can the Witch King beat Gandalf the White? A Balrog could take on all the black robe stalker Rider guys.
@EndOfKevin829 He didn't look like the most agile flyer, and to him the space was quite narrow. He probably would not have been able to gain proper momentum without hitting something. He realistically would have at least tried, though.
I'm just trying to think of an explanation. You observation is valid.
@EndOfKevin829 Well...technically the books are unclear as to whether the balrog has wings or not. It states that "the shadow about it reached out like two vast wings" - this could be literal, stating the Balrog has wings dark like shadow, or only metaphorical. It simply looks more dramatic for it to have wings, thus added for cinematic effect.
Also, I think you have to take into account that Galdalf is using wizard magic very heavily in the battle. I think the spells he casts (and those that the balrog casts) are half the battle here.
a sword made by mere elves killed a demon? ooks like they made the balrog a lot weaker than in the books (in the book these things are maiars, way higher than elves)
@schwarzfalk in the books a "mere" elf manage to heavily injure Morgoth in a one on one duel with a sword, so it is not so strange that a maiar (Gandalf) manage to kill another maiar (balrog) with a sword
@schwarzfalk you just have to accept the fact that in tolkien's world the elves are not simply a race of nimble men with pointy ears and long lifespan, but they are truly supernatural beings very far above humans, and they are able even to impress the Valar with their works (just think about the 3 silmarils)
@Buliwyf90 elves are also mortal beings (not immortal on same level as maiars) who can be killed by blades & arrows like anyone else and who just use a bit of magic to stop aging. if elf-magic could really kill a balrog (a maiar) why couldn't they use the same magic to kill Sauron (also a maiar) and destroy his ring? not even their combined power could do that, by their own admission. they didn't even resist the ring's power (they just avoided it by taking off their own rings)
The balrog of morgoth wasn't the balrogs name. its a turn of phrase as to say this is one of the balrogs that got corrupted by morgoth (Melkor)
The balrog of morgoth's (unknown number left in middle earth) most known name is in fact Durins bane. it means it was the creature that slain Durin after he tried to take back moria.... hope this helps.
I love the look on Legolas face at 1.14. The HOLY SHIT, not a Balrog look!
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1:55 holy shit...RUN!!!!
xXSISORXx1996 2 days ago
"I am Gandalf the Gay"..
TileGuyJesse 2 days ago
You could call that attitude.
Dinoslay 3 days ago
The cgi is so bad that even today's games have graphics better than this...
captclassy 3 days ago
@captclassy you cant do better than that an win two oscars more.
THEm4rduk 2 days ago
What most people don't know is that Gandalf is actually a God.
1169Timothy 4 days ago 7
@1169Timothy Actually Gandalf is an angel, not a God.
gagnorblu 3 days ago
@gagnorblu In addition, the Balrog's master, Morgoth, is the Middle-Earth equivalent of the devil. 5:49
gagnorblu 3 days ago
@gagnorblu It is like this:
1st You had a master God who created Lesser Gods like Morgoth back when he as Good. The Greater God created many more Lesser Gods like Morgoth aswell.
2nd The Master God also created Lesser/Lesser Gods like Gandalf and Sauron to serve under the Lesser Gods that he greated first.
3rd The Greater God created these Gods to Govern the world, and to institute the greater Gods will. What Morgoth did was that he decided to forge the world the way he wanted.
1169Timothy 3 days ago
@gagnorblu Actually in the LotR universe, Gandalf is a lesser God. There are many lesser Gods and Sauron is one of them too.
1169Timothy 3 days ago
is there a way i can read lotr books online ? or if i want to buy them where do i order them ? tell me pls , the book seem realy catchy
baetuldinpascani 3 days ago
@1169Timothy Gandalf is not a god, he is a Maia. In the early Legendarium, the Maiar race came with the Valar, those who the mankind named Gods, to the circles of Arda.
Maidhros 2 days ago
@Maidhros well when you word it like that then yes you are right.
1169Timothy 2 days ago
@1169Timothy Wrong. in a letter of 1954, Tolkien refers to Gandalf as an "angel incarnate". In the same letter Tolkien states he was given the form of an old man in order to limit his powers on Earth. Both in 1965 and 1971 Tolkien again refers to Gandalf as an angelic being. He was, according to his creator J.R.R. Tolkien, the writer of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, an angel. Many have tried to make him more than he was.
TileGuyJesse 2 days ago
@1169Timothy Not a God, more like a angle really :P
LegendSw0rd 2 days ago
@1169Timothy Gandalf is neither GOD (Eru) nor god (Valar).. Both gandalf and balrog are maiar (either angel or devil)
mikkooooooooo 1 day ago
@1169Timothy *demi-god
MrNorbo95 1 hour ago
But what the hell did happen to Gandalf's staff?
Maridianokusho 4 days ago
@Maridianokusho It levels up with him! :D
captclassy 4 days ago
@Maridianokusho Lost in Moria.
1169Timothy 4 days ago
@Maridianokusho In the book, it broke when he collapsed the bridge.
ocelotcrown10 1 day ago
"You cannot pass!" and "YOUU SHALL NOT PASS!!!"
Maridianokusho 4 days ago
THIS IS BETTER THAN THE GERMAN VERSION (I am german myself)!!!!!!!
Maridianokusho 4 days ago
Dumbledore: Drank bad tasting water
Gandalf: What we all just saw and more.
Onaventea 5 days ago
Mithraaaaaandiiiir!!!!!!!
Mironario 5 days ago
@Mironario Mithrandir, not Mithrandil? Olorin anyway...
Maridianokusho 4 days ago
Should have had a sign on the bridge that says :No Balrogs past this point
thenoobfactor 5 days ago
1:55 holy shit...RUN!!!!
xXSISORXx1996 5 days ago
What's the soundtrack 4:09 - 5:15
Chrzoncz 6 days ago
4:16 Batman dive!
HaruGloryr 6 days ago
BEST part of the movie
spinfox2000 1 week ago
Gandalfs facial expression as the growl of the Balrog is like "ohh fuck me".
Hunter27885 1 week ago
@Hunter27885 Yes!! ^^ xD
Maridianokusho 4 days ago
So I guess Gandalf levels up after fighting Balrog
captclassy 1 week ago
@captclassy You guessed rightly.
Maridianokusho 4 days ago
i need gandalf as my security guard when jehovas witneses knock at my door
scousekiller3 1 week ago
@scousekiller3 fuckin crazies aren't they
Colton5 1 week ago
@scousekiller3 they must go back into the shadows from whence they came. for he is a servant of the secret fire, wielder of the sacret fire of arnor. there nagging will not avail them wielder of boredom. they shall not pass!!!
MPmrbigusdickus 1 week ago
That is one badass wizard!!
daveallyn86 1 week ago
I remember the days when 480p was "crisp."
HyaenusDominae 2 weeks ago
some great battle scenes on here, but what I still don't understand is the continuity problem of how they both got from the bottom pit cave of the Earth (in water) all the way to the top of a dungeon on a snowy mountain. did Gandalf and the Balrog had to call a truce? Was the Balrog still on fire when it landed in the water? and how the hell did they get out of that cave? finally, who sent Gandalf back from being a grey into the white wizard, and erasing some of the memories of his previous life
trickmastermonkey 2 weeks ago
@trickmastermonkey Only people who have read the books could answer your questions.
Scukmydcik1 2 weeks ago
@Scukmydcik1 yeah that's what I was thinking
trickmastermonkey 1 week ago
@trickmastermonkey the Balrog himself led Gandalf out of the tunnels - he knew the way out of the dark and Gandalf just pursued him.And the only way out of there was the road which ended atop the tower on which the two fought in the end.
Yeah,the water extinguished the Balrog's fire, but in the books Gandalf says that he was like a horrifying black snake, dangerous all the same, when his fire was gone.
And who sent Gandalf back? Probably the Valar, "demigods" of Middle-Earth
ingvomi 1 week ago
@ingvomi thank you for the info! I have not yet read the books but maybe I should start
trickmastermonkey 1 week ago
i swear him dying there was like how in an rpg you lose your highest level character and get left with 2 decent characters and 5 other garbage
jayalexander1991 2 weeks ago
Eldritch Wizardry.
Demon of Might.
Run for your Life!!!!!!
A Balrog is one step below Sauron!!!!!
watchtrillions 2 weeks ago
Fantastic edit of a spectacular battle
Trund27 2 weeks ago
To Gandolf & Aragorn-Gandolf would say Horse Happy when Gollum would say Sad. Remember Aragorn it was you & good steed that helped free me from a Harem they tried to sell me into to die. I loved horses but every stable I earned & I have none so angry I could make Eqqus extinct from the face of earth which means I am sadder than Gollum thought. I owe Aragorn one I may be able to resurrect your bride fallen mortal & bring her to immortal realm again. Yet the end of the world may be. Seek Galadriel
Underworldisis1 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
YOOUUUUUU SHALLL NOOTTTTT PASSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SN323xx 2 weeks ago
Gandalf and Saruman are the shit in this movie
Lundahlium 2 weeks ago
I only noticed just now that Gandalf absorbed the lightning in his sword and killed the Balrog.
W8TLESSTON 2 weeks ago
Note to self: Don't....f*ck....with....Gandalf.
WunderJahre 3 weeks ago
So he changed to White Mage? that's fucking lame... who's gonna DPS for them now?!!
5h06un 3 weeks ago
2:32_________the frodo face is amazing
CTOozarussj 3 weeks ago
when it was falling it had wings use em u black twat!!!
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danphillboii 3 weeks ago
@danphillboii Two reasons why he can't. First and foremost, there's not enough space for him to fly. He'd be hitting the walls. Secondly, he already did hit the walls. If you watch near the end, right before they hit the water as they fall, the Balrog tries to fly and can't. All the hits against the wall broke his wings.
KeizerXilian 2 weeks ago
witch king vs gandalf scene was so fucking bullshit(extended)gandalf is much more powerful than him
rtbjk 3 weeks ago
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sliksick123 3 weeks ago
@SASknifeBOY & Mithril :P
DragonTycoon 3 weeks ago
My take on how the RPG works...more of logic than how the story is written,It makes lots of sence, when you kill a higher being in RPG, you get promoted to a higher level. Here killing a Demon which is at least 20 level higher than a Wizard(Gandalf The Grey), he gets promoted to Grand Wizard(Demi-Godlike)......GANDALF THE WHITE!
vikramaLP 4 weeks ago
5:51 runescape stole the Korasi sword from lord of the rings :O
SASknifeBOY 1 month ago
1:07 love it when he says that
SASknifeBOY 1 month ago
You shall not pass! >>>> Fus Ro Dah!
Stridus7 1 month ago
loved this video so much great job.
big927927 1 month ago
why does he say "fly you fools" ?
kmofoshomyho 1 month ago
@kmofoshomyho he says that meaning that they should run away quickly
DARKDYNAMO4 1 month ago
Hm a long time ago i believe i read someone saying that the physics of gandalf and the balrog falling was incorrect. Well, if they were in a vacuum then yes both would have same accelerations, but the reason gandalf is able to catch up to the balrag lies in understanding drag. Case in point -- look at how gandalf falls, and look how the balrag falls; the surface area of air hitting the balrag compared to gandalf is much much greater. hence why gandalf is able to "dive" toward the balrag
agasp3rino 1 month ago
Gandalf is a BADD cat !
MrQmason 1 month ago
I love these films... loved the books as a kid. I cannot wait till the hobbit...YES!
TheWisemonkey8 1 month ago
5:58
He killed a Balrog. Gandalf is the Balrog-born!
zoebiflap 1 month ago
why dont they help gandalf before he falls lol , maybe try and pull him up? idk lol
Quaesar17 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
@Quaesar17 well he was supposed to kill the balrog
timenyart 3 weeks ago
the besr is legolas face
Michel6789100 1 month ago
Thumbs up if Balrog is your favorite bad guy :D
Kralkatorik 1 month ago 51
@Kralkatorik I like Lurtz better even though obviously he would lose in a fight with the balrog
sumo45069 1 month ago
@Kralkatorik He was, until he took a Gandalf to the knee.
PhantasyMugen 1 month ago
@Kralkatorik sorry the witch king stole my heart long ago
rugbyfan0025 1 month ago
@Kralkatorik After the Witch King of Angmar.
TheMrwouldyourather 2 weeks ago
@ 0:58. Aragorn is like WTF is that!
Bubbapug1985 1 month ago
Like how Gimli is like, 'Ah Eh' :)
Bubbapug1985 1 month ago
you shall not dislike!
lestat2788 1 month ago
To realize
jteenking 1 month ago
It took these dumbasses this long realize they should get the hell outta there
jteenking 1 month ago
So epic
clouduiss 1 month ago
dwarfs:worst bridge builders ever
kaankarul 1 month ago 14
@kaankarul at least stick a railing on there for gods sake!
barberino182 1 week ago 3
@kaankarul the bridge was meant to put the enemy in single file as they cross to enter Moria so killing them one by one would have been a very clever and smart tactic when fighting an enemy that can reproduce exponentially but i will say this the dwarves devlved to deep and too greedily and awoken the Balrog causing hundreds of years of terror within moria
blahbutt23 6 days ago
@blahbutt23 Until the Mayar Olorin (Gandalf) faces him... And beats him after an epic battle over days..
Maridianokusho 4 days ago
EPIC Balrog
TheEpicBalrog 1 month ago
How did they get up on the Peak? they fell in the river.. and then up on a peak.
BAnAnZooR 1 month ago
@BAnAnZooR lol I was thinking the same thing.
Bubbapug1985 1 month ago
@BAnAnZooR The book tells of the stair that starts at the root of the mountain, that lake at the bottom. This stair climbs all the way to the peak, the tower they were on. Gandalf chased the Balrog all the way up the mountain.
drekfletch 1 month ago
what does gandalf say when he is fighting the balrog
avpandcog 1 month ago
@avpandcog "You cannot pass! I am a servant of the secret fire, wielder of the flame of Arnor. Dark fire shall not avail you. Flame of Udun! Go back to the shaddow. YOOUUUU SHALL NOT PAAAAASS!"
unholyimage 1 month ago
@unholyimage WHAT IS THIS NEW DEVILRY? A DEMON OF THE ANCIENT WORLD! A BALROG!
Bubbapug1985 1 month ago
@1XbatistaX1 ur right. Doesn't have anything to do with slumbering or that hes old. Hè didnt know hè would fell so was directly too late for using his wings.
iHighQuality 1 month ago
@cleba76 lol xd yes indeed
iHighQuality 1 month ago
YOU SHALL NOT FUCKING PASS BITCH!
cleba76 1 month ago
they were falling for around 1:03 seconds ... that is around 60k feet. moria is around 60k deep!
lilestfozzy 1 month ago
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lilestfozzy 1 month ago
Very nicely done. You've got some editing talent.
lacky133 1 month ago 9
@lacky133 Thank you. I only had Windows Live Movie Maker to work with - felt like I didn't have many options.
FloodLightning 1 month ago
@FloodLightning It's beautifully done
Trund27 2 weeks ago
I am a servant of the Secret Fire, wielder of the flame of Anor, The dark fire will not avail you!!!!!
trancecrew 1 month ago 17
Aragorn: "Gandalph"
Gandalph: "Gandalph? yes....that is what they used to call me...Gandalph the grey....that was name."
Gimli: "Gandalph!"
Gandalph: "I am Gandalph the God"
-This is the real Dialogue!
mansbearspigs 1 month ago
I love how G-man Runs
FCREVSOCCER32 1 month ago
That dislike is from Balrog
putademerda22 1 month ago
so gandalf used ex calibur (the sword) to kill this fallen angel??? reminds me of the bible where archangel michael fought lucifer..
perrolife213 1 month ago
@perrolife213
Not Excalibur. That's in the legend of king Arthur.
Gandalf's sword is named Glamdring, the Foehammer. He found it in the same cave that Bilbo found Sting.
Whiteheart1204 1 month ago
love it
venostar 1 month ago
Im still amazed Gandalf slayed a god...
ImmortalMelon 1 month ago
@ImmortalMelon the balrog is not a god, is just maiar (servent of the "bad good" for the humans in the book)
MrJoses2 1 month ago
@ImmortalMelon He's Istari, they're capable of many things.
IsolationInstigation 1 month ago
@ImmortalMelon Of course, it's comparing hierarchies from parallel branches, but I've always seen them as rough equals. The Istari are a subcatagory of the good branch of Maiar, who were among the Ainur who sang the song of existence. Balrogs are a subcatagory of the evil branch of Maiar.
drekfletch 1 month ago
"Glamdring glitters white in answer...."
MoonsKitchenKL 1 month ago
5:02 is such an incredible shot.
SparklingControversy 1 month ago
he's such an awesome old man
jkatawrath 1 month ago
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bloodystain 1 month ago
Isn´t this a movie mistake? Gandalf's sword falls into the abyss, while Gandalf is still up. After some time, Gandalf falls into the abyss and overtake the falling sword.
MegaSmud 1 month ago
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@MegaSmud Ah...trying to explain a fantasy movie scene in a scientifically way lol. Gandalf's body is heavier than the sword so he could reach it after some time falling, and let's not forget that Gandalf is an Istari so he must have some power to change...or bend...some laws of physics. If not, he couldn't reach the (apparently much heavier) Balrog. That said, I'm surprised you didn't question that.
bloodystain 1 month ago
@bloodystain
what in the world does mass has to do with the falling velocity? were you sleeping at schools physics? bodies of different mass fall equally quick. The acceleration is fixed.
But Balrog's terminal velocity is much as he is so big and not exactly areodinamically shaped.
Still, Gandalf shouldn't be able to catch up to his sword, but let's skip that as he needed it to whoop the demons ass.
neocyran 1 month ago
@neocyran Ah ah god you're right I guess I was. I stand corrected, then. Still!...wizard powers can bend laws of physics, that's a fact.
bloodystain 1 month ago
@bloodystain I did not know, that Gandalf is not human.
MegaSmud 1 month ago
@MegaSmud he was an istari, which was a type of maiar which is basically a demi-god.....the valar were the almighty gods and the maiar were weaker gods
rugbyfan0025 1 month ago
@rugbyfan0025 i think the valar are like archangels and the maiar like angels because in the tolkien's world there's only one god (Ilúvatar)
filipesiegrist 2 weeks ago
If we can draw any conclusion from this video its that the balrog did not enfact "pass"
Upsilonofficial 1 month ago
one dislike is an orc
06burhan 1 month ago
U SHALL NOT PASS
xCAFLOPPY24x 1 month ago
Bull Shat if Gandalf the Grey can kill a fuckin bad ass Balrog how the hell can the Witch King beat Gandalf the White? A Balrog could take on all the black robe stalker Rider guys.
Chicoski99 1 month ago
@Chicoski99 the witch king cannot be beaten by men, Gandalf is a man too, I.E. he has a penis....
shatterhandeve 1 month ago
@shatterhandeve well yeah he has a penis but also the elfs and dwarfs, hes not a men hes is a maiar with the form of and old men
MrJoses2 1 month ago
I dont know why balrog didnt just use his wings..
EndOfKevin829 1 month ago 26
@EndOfKevin829 They're made out of shadow, or something, so they can't be used for flight.
AlmightyHiggey 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 It tried : (
JapaneseModernist 1 month ago
@JapaneseModernist Awww, that's so sad. :(
lykos619 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 it is made from smoke and ashes which is impossible for flight..
MoonsKitchenKL 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 If you spent 10,000 years underground, you might experience wing atrophy as well.
tnfj3000 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 Because is he to heavy and he is falling very fast to the ground, Thats why.
1XbatistaX1 1 month ago
@1XbatistaX1 Lol you don't get the joke then :D
TheLydianRocks 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 the balrogs wings were worn and teared apart from years of slumbering.
headstomper17 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829
Look at his "wings" - they are skeletal.
Nihm420 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 He didn't look like the most agile flyer, and to him the space was quite narrow. He probably would not have been able to gain proper momentum without hitting something. He realistically would have at least tried, though.
I'm just trying to think of an explanation. You observation is valid.
DeltaKilo3 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 Balrogs can't fly
LuniaVideo 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 that always got me too, I guess its because he didn't have much room, but thats just my theory
pedrobmf262 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 he is to heavy to fly :D you can read it in wiki
OddjobHut 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 Well...technically the books are unclear as to whether the balrog has wings or not. It states that "the shadow about it reached out like two vast wings" - this could be literal, stating the Balrog has wings dark like shadow, or only metaphorical. It simply looks more dramatic for it to have wings, thus added for cinematic effect.
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Probably too heavy anyway.
adeliethepenguin 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829
You need a run up in order to fly. Unless the Balrog was able to flap his whings a thousand times a second like a hummingbird.
MrEifla 1 month ago
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PharaChris 1 month ago
@EndOfKevin829 His roll for the nice was a natural one.
PharaChris 1 month ago
can anyone tell me why they didn't let frodo help him get up the bridge? the balrog did fell after that..
waisehell 1 month ago
imagine a hundred of this motherfuckers running around causing mayhem in a war
xRagma 1 month ago 3
btw it's a pity no dragon vs balrog fight ever took place :/
schwarzfalk 1 month ago
@schwarzfalk
Also, I think you have to take into account that Galdalf is using wizard magic very heavily in the battle. I think the spells he casts (and those that the balrog casts) are half the battle here.
JeffDahlin 1 month ago 2
@JeffDahlin fair point, he's also a maiar :)
schwarzfalk 1 month ago
@magicmaker2006 lol sorry, i did not mean to offend all the LOTR nerds out there. Please accept my most sincere apology :)
dog75k 1 month ago
a sword made by mere elves killed a demon? ooks like they made the balrog a lot weaker than in the books (in the book these things are maiars, way higher than elves)
schwarzfalk 1 month ago
@schwarzfalk in the books a "mere" elf manage to heavily injure Morgoth in a one on one duel with a sword, so it is not so strange that a maiar (Gandalf) manage to kill another maiar (balrog) with a sword
Buliwyf90 1 month ago 2
@Buliwyf90
then it make even less sense, Morgoth is basically a god he shouldn't have even felt the word (unless it was a god's sword, huh)
schwarzfalk 1 month ago
@schwarzfalk you just have to accept the fact that in tolkien's world the elves are not simply a race of nimble men with pointy ears and long lifespan, but they are truly supernatural beings very far above humans, and they are able even to impress the Valar with their works (just think about the 3 silmarils)
Buliwyf90 1 month ago
@Buliwyf90 elves are also mortal beings (not immortal on same level as maiars) who can be killed by blades & arrows like anyone else and who just use a bit of magic to stop aging. if elf-magic could really kill a balrog (a maiar) why couldn't they use the same magic to kill Sauron (also a maiar) and destroy his ring? not even their combined power could do that, by their own admission. they didn't even resist the ring's power (they just avoided it by taking off their own rings)
schwarzfalk 1 month ago
The one dislike is from the Balrog
neptunium 1 month ago 76
Lightning Sword to the chest. Works just as well as an arrow to the knee!
wraithspirits 1 month ago 2
sorry, you can call it a balrog as that's the species name for it.
Countercruel 1 month ago
The balrog of morgoth wasn't the balrogs name. its a turn of phrase as to say this is one of the balrogs that got corrupted by morgoth (Melkor)
The balrog of morgoth's (unknown number left in middle earth) most known name is in fact Durins bane. it means it was the creature that slain Durin after he tried to take back moria.... hope this helps.
Countercruel 1 month ago
You cut out Crazy Stairs :(
liamd131 1 month ago
"Until at last I threw down my enemy and smote his ruin upon the mountain side"- Most epic line ever.
NukemHigh225 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
lol 1:15 legolas is like.... oh, shit i just pissed myself :D hes my fav character
LinkinParkFan12121 1 month ago
The balrog didn't want this on youtube
Zombiedog1198 1 month ago
if they would serve Sauron..
xfact9r 1 month ago
"The balrog!..."
"A demon of the legend world..."
"This foe is beyond any of you..."
"DON'T YOU FUCKING GET IT! URGH FFS RUN!"
TheAgent181 1 month ago 2
so fucking epic