LORD OF THE RINGS Fellowship Of The Ring (2001) Breakdown | Easter Eggs, Book Differences & Analysis
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Top Comments (10)
Huge thank you for checking out the video. This is now the longest solo one I’ve done for the channel and a massive thank you to our editors Steesh, Jon, Kobik, Laurence, Cade and Griffin for all their hard work. I think they had to edit down about 6 hours of me rambling but they absolutely killed it.
Paul just did more research than the entire RoP writers team did for 2 seasons 😂
Having the breakdown sectioned by reading through excerpts from the book and cross referencing the films is absolutely perfect! This whole video is an absolute joy! Can't wait for the next ones for books 2&3!!
My 13 year old son finally agreed to watch the trilogy with me. We're starting in about 20 mins and I'm so excited I feel like the biggest goober in the world. 😂❤
Early 2000s, the Golden Age. We were so happy and did not know.
this trilogy was epic to see in theaters with my friends.
Our Two Towers breakdown is now up at - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxuBr3W_i0c
"I guess Sean Connery understood the league of extraordinary gentlemen". That was naughty Paul
No matter how goth Sauron was, always remember, Melkor was Morgoth.
One of the little touches to the story that I love is how the elves consider Isildur's failure to destroy the ring a symptom of the weakness of men and kind of put the blame for the events of the books on them, but Tolkien made it clear in his letters that it was impossible for anyone to resist the corrupting power of the one ring (even Sauron himself) as it gets stronger the closer you get to the fires. In other words, it kind of highlights the prejudices of the elves when in fact the ring could only have been destroyed exactly the way it eventually was via a chain of coincidences created by Eru Ilúvatar, the creator god of Tolkien's universe. Essentially it was forged in such a way that Sauron thought it would be impossible to destroy, ensuring he would live forever and get an unlimited number of tries at taking over Middle Earth but Eru found and implemented a loophole. This also explains something people sometimes think is a plot hole, which is why Sauron didn't have a bunch of guards stationed in Mount Doom given that it was the one place his life could be undone, but in fact he didn't think he needed guards because it was literally impossible for anyone with the ring to voluntarily destroy it.
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Top Comments (10)
Huge thank you for checking out the video. This is now the longest solo one I’ve done for the channel and a massive thank you to our editors Steesh, Jon, Kobik, Laurence, Cade and Griffin for all their hard work. I think they had to edit down about 6 hours of me rambling but they absolutely killed it.
Paul just did more research than the entire RoP writers team did for 2 seasons 😂
Having the breakdown sectioned by reading through excerpts from the book and cross referencing the films is absolutely perfect! This whole video is an absolute joy! Can't wait for the next ones for books 2&3!!
My 13 year old son finally agreed to watch the trilogy with me. We're starting in about 20 mins and I'm so excited I feel like the biggest goober in the world. 😂❤
Early 2000s, the Golden Age. We were so happy and did not know.
this trilogy was epic to see in theaters with my friends.
Our Two Towers breakdown is now up at - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxuBr3W_i0c
"I guess Sean Connery understood the league of extraordinary gentlemen". That was naughty Paul
No matter how goth Sauron was, always remember, Melkor was Morgoth.
One of the little touches to the story that I love is how the elves consider Isildur's failure to destroy the ring a symptom of the weakness of men and kind of put the blame for the events of the books on them, but Tolkien made it clear in his letters that it was impossible for anyone to resist the corrupting power of the one ring (even Sauron himself) as it gets stronger the closer you get to the fires. In other words, it kind of highlights the prejudices of the elves when in fact the ring could only have been destroyed exactly the way it eventually was via a chain of coincidences created by Eru Ilúvatar, the creator god of Tolkien's universe. Essentially it was forged in such a way that Sauron thought it would be impossible to destroy, ensuring he would live forever and get an unlimited number of tries at taking over Middle Earth but Eru found and implemented a loophole. This also explains something people sometimes think is a plot hole, which is why Sauron didn't have a bunch of guards stationed in Mount Doom given that it was the one place his life could be undone, but in fact he didn't think he needed guards because it was literally impossible for anyone with the ring to voluntarily destroy it.