Gandalf> Demi God Aragorn> last of the numenorians Frodo> wore the ring of power Legolas>.....can walk on snow

where is the throwing knife fact????? Aragon during a fight had a stunt man slip and accidentally throw the knife at Aragon's face instead of the tree next to him yet Viggo Mortensen nwent full Jedi and deflected it with his sword!!! that's the best fact out there

One of the "generic elf soldiers" was my maths teacher who was also the one chosen to be the "random elf archer" figurine

3 rings for the Elven, 7 for the dwarves, 9 for men and one ring to rule them all. 3791, Tolkien died in 1973. Mindblow

If you ever do a 101 facts about Christopher Lee, make sure you include my favorite bit of LoTR trivia. When Saruman gets stabbed in the back (spoilers), Peter Jackson tried to tell him that he wasn't making the right sounds to which Mr. Lee asked Peter if he ever heard what someone sounds like when they are stabbed in the back to which Peter replied he hadn't with Mr. Lee then telling him that he has.

12:26 and think we should all thank CS Lewis for saving Pippin's life

Nick Cage is a terrible actor. It would've made Aragorn a joke or hated in the films. The reason The Return of the King was so successful is because Viggo Mortenson became his character and made many people fall in love an respect him.

nice but i feel like it turned into a game commercial in the end

Eru Iluvatar is basically God. Eru created the Ainur, basically angels, to help create Middle-Earth. The Ainur are divided into 2 groups, the Valar, powerful angels who became gods in their own right (not unlike the Greek pantheon) and the Maiar, basically lesser angels.

Number 102: *THEY'VE TAKEN THE HOBBITS TO ISENGARD GARD GARD GA GA GA GARD!*

Jennifer Lawrence will never be good enough for a lotr movie

Actually, Tolkien had written 13 earlier books, upon which the LOTR Trilogy was based and refined. His son, Christopher published them after his father died, collectively called The History of Middle Earth. (Not counting the Hobbit or Silmarillion)

When you listen to a guy talking about the most obvious things but keep watching because he is somehow so entertaining

Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul, Ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul. One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them!

*Sir Ian McKellen.

No mentions of music inspired by lord of the rings. Wow

I can't believe he pronounced the word Dúnedain as "Dun-dane". It's pronounced "Dune-e-dine". I wonder how many LOTR fans he offended with that.

He says that the one ring rules over all of the other rings when actually Celebrimbor crafted the three rings given to the elves in secrecy, making it so Sauron has no control over them. This is why Gandalf, Elrond, and Galadriel were able to wear these rings without any effect from Sauron.

I was just a kid when the trilogy came out. I loved the first movie so much that I saved my lunch money so that I can buy the books. I already had internet the time but I wasn’t aware that LOTR was really a big deal to a lot of people. I didn’t even know what Rotten Tomatoes is. 😂 I just fell in love with the lore and soon started collecting LOTR related merch like posters and toys. The wait for TTW and RotK was painfully long but every second of it was so worth it.

101 on the witcher would be cool

Which ringfingerer hero is your favourite? (I'm fully well aware there are multiple ways of putting that but hey, it's 2017, let's party)

"Fool of a tuck" lmao

Let's see how many of these I already knew and let's see the sometimes horrendous pronunciation, love the vids though :)

There is a dorm/Co-op in Madison Wisconsin named Lothlorien and every room has wall murals of elves and Lothlorien forest scenes.

Been waiting for ages for this video. And the pronunciation of the gods and ancient beings is really bad lol.

101 facts about the Princess Bride would be wonderful :) Also 101 facts about Chuck Norris

the ring didnt slip off it actually grew in size and "killed him"

Deagol and Smeagol were not Hobbits but a related race.

Pippin was supposed to die saving Beregond, but obviously that didn't happen. Luckily, they both survived, as Beregond is my favourite

I love the lord of the rings and hobbit! They are my fav, nj

Fact #1.... I'm so gay for Aragorn

The greatest tale of all time..I love this movie so much I got the Witch King of Angmar tattooed on my forearm and The rings script on my finger. I also really want to make a tattoo of the door at the entrance to the mines of Moria. One ring to rule them all..One Ring to find them.. One Ring to bring them all, and in darkness, *BIND THEM* .. I love it

I'm still disappointed that one of my favourite characters, Tom Bombadil, wasn't in the movies.

27:47 I knew it!! I was ambushed by him and I thought he sounded like prismo from adventure time😂

Are we going to talk about how he butchered Isildur & Thranduil's names😐

Isiludur didnt drop the ring, the ring changed size(its capable of doing that)

Could you do a 101 facts about the Chronicles of Narnia? It would make my day!

This seemed more like a plot summary

What a fun video! I've become a big fan of yours, of late, and look forwards to enjoying more of these factual romps! Lord of the Rings Online has what I feel is the best explanation of "hit points" ever -- Morale. As a character suffers mental and physical damage, their Morale erodes, and if it is exhausted entirely, the character _runs away_ to a rally point. Even better is that Morale can be restored not only by potions, but also by having a good meal (increases regeneration) and by friendly songs and speeches from allied characters. The use of music and speech as boon and bane is also a fun element -- Minstrels are capable of blasting even-level enemies right into the grave with a single shout in lower levels, and can still heal themselves even as they sing, play, and bellow their way through battle and frustrate the enemy with their resilient nature. Rune-keepers use the power of speech and writing to thwart foes and assist allies, often with gorgeous elemental-style effects such as lightning, fire, and ice -- but it's all really words, harsh and kind. Hobbit Minstrels are highly amusing (and potent), but the Dwarven version issues many of his shouts in Khuzdul, for an additional level of awesomeness!

Arwen isn't a half-elf.

Love how he completely destroys the pronunciation of Dunedain and Balrog...

I was a big fan of the books well before any movie or play of them. My family read the books together when I was about 12. I started reading them over and over. I read them 23 times before the first adaptation was made. You don't need a movie to love a story!

This jennifer thing is getting weirder & weirder Bud just letting you know.

You are hilarious ! I loved that I not only learned some facts I was not aware of but you made it even more enjoyable to listen you. Plus I love your accent. Thanks for sharing

Number 19, Beren and Luthien, moved me to my core. So incredibly deep Honour to you Tolkien ❤

number 68 is bs. McKellen and Wood were filmed together in the scene where frodo makes tea for gandalf. On the BTS of the movies where they explain forced perspective, there is a small scene where McKellen reminds Wood not to look directly at him as they are supposedly sitting face to face (or face to... chin?^^)

so far I have gotten to fact 8 and this arent FACTS! I thought you were gonna tell som cool things that no one knew but just explaining the movie scene to scene isn't facts. Im writing this now before i continue to show you guys what a shit start this is, I will finish the video and se if I change my mind about the quality of the video. edit: after fact 10 or so the quality started to show, nice length and with some cool facts that most LOTR fans will know but also a few cool facts i have never heard about. its a thumbs up from me :D

Of course you realise this when shadow of war came out

101 Facts on: Stephen King Sailor Moon Ballet

Strange the fact about tolkien dying in 1973 just being mentioned quickly while it also kinda has something to do with all of it if you think about it 1973 1 to rule them all 9 rings for men 7 for the dwarve lords 3 to the elves

U should do 101 facts about vampire diaries

How did you miss that a lot of The Riders of Rohan where women with beards glued to their face because they couldn't find enough men who could horseback ride.

Having several facts about one game based on the materiel in a fact-video about the materiel itself is kinda cheating.

"The retuuuurn of the king" hahahah love it When you sing #11

101facts about sam's life, he knows he wants to make a video.

Also the way they used small soldiers in ww1 for important messages like the movie 1917 reminds me of frodo and Sam perhaps Tolkien inspired by these soldiers

I first read this book when I was seven. I am so happy you covered it.

I have been waiting for this for so long and my wish came true 😊😊😄 thank you!!!!!

What is the song that is playing in this video? Does anyone know?

my favorite trilogy getting posted on my bithday lol

I want that kiwi tie

"Think of the chicken nugs" 😂😂😂

Nicholas Cage: "I see in your eyes, the same fear that would take the hearth off me! A day may come, when the courage of men fail, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds and fellowships, but it is not this day! An hour of bees, and burning hay when the age of men comes crashing down, but it is not this day, this day we fight! For all that you hold dear, on this good earth; I beg you stand, UP AGAINST THE BEES!"

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72 isn’t entirely true. The screaming/screeching is the scream of Fran Walsh. Watch the Lord of the Rings Appendices and you can hear the original scream, and then the edited, final scream in the film.

I’ve watched all 21 hours of special features. Ian and Elijah certainly did film many scenes together!

23:20 lol, I read the books at 8 years old before I watched the films. I would have loved for my dad to have been Aragorn!

12:16 #38 I can't stop laughing: "RECKLESS CHILD ENDANGERMENT"

What's the name of the music used? Would love to know!

24:25 now it's Infinity War since half of the entire universe dies

You said that it was supposed to be The Hobbit's sequel, implying that it isn't, which is weird... because it is the damn sequel !

You should do a video on Paranormal Activity or the found footage sub genre of movies.

The 3 Rings of the elves couldn't be controlled by the One Ring since they were made after Sauron's betrayal. They weren't made for raw power but to heal and protect and thus don't have the same corrupting influence as the other 16.

I've been here since 1k and ive been waiting that long for this

What is the music in around 5:10?

WHAT IS THE SONG?

Yaaas I recommended this about 3-3 vids ago

5. The whole people-wanting-the-ring thing is actually kind of complicated. You have to read the book to fully understand. 7. Sméagol is not a hobbit. He is an ancestor of the hobbits. 8. The Fellowship actually splits up, causing the story to follow both the Ring and the rest of the Fellowship seperately. 23. The ballot was not corrupted. It chose to join Morgoth's rebellion. Though I suppose you can argue that your phrasing says the same thing, it's a little misleading. 25. It's pronounced Doon uh dine. And Aragon lived to that age because he is the descendant of a half elf. He and his brother Elrond, and their parents, were given the choice between becoming elves and men. Aragorn's race was given long life and wisdom as a result of service fighting Morgoth. 26.She was actually more like 3/4 elven, but she got the same choice as Elrond and chose human after falling in love with Aragorn. (That stupid eternal life necklace from the movie was literally just a necklace, and it didn't make an appearance until the end of the book when she gave it to Frodo.) 27. Elves do NOT have a stupid ability like walking on snow. I mean, what the heck? Why? They are just exceptionally light. 34. Strawheads was a reference to the Rohirrims' blond hair. 46. It's a natural personality thing. Shadow of War is an abomination. In conclusion: Pretty good.

In the beginning the narrator was so funny... He killed it!!

24:40, the two hobbits in the middle(Im to lazy to type their names) are like wtf is going on while the hobbits on the right and left are like, yay, something good is happening.

What’s the music in the background of this video?

Please do a 101 Facts about Hyrule/Legend of Zelda! :>

Harry Potter cannot compare to the sheer power of the one true Lord of Fantasy, J.R.R Tolkien

Do 101 facts about scooby doo

4:09 hahaha! NUMBER ELEVEN! 😂🤣

Well little correction Elendil was not King of Gondor alone, he was High King of both Gondor and Arnor. His sons jointly ruled as Kings in Gondor (Isildur and Anarion), Isildur had his house in Minas Ithil (Later known as Minas Morgul) and Anarion set up his house in Minas Anor (Later known as Minas Tirith) But their set their seats of power (thrones) was in Osgiliath side by side and ruled jointly. Elendil ruled Arnor in the North. at the end of the War of the Last Alliance Elendil perished along with Gil-Galad in a epic duel against Sauron (The movies depict this wrong). Anarion he got killed from thrown rock from Barad-Dur I believe.

I love all your videos, this one was amazing as lotr is one of my favorite books and movies. The only problem was the pronunciation of some words but let's be honest, some of them are hard.

Jennifer Lawrence as golum haha

Remember that Legolas actually met Gimlis dad in the Hobbit

"Who's a LOTR fan at 10, before the films came out ?" I read it for the first time at 9 (actually before, "The Hobbit, " but there you go). Of course, I went to school in Scotland.

13:21 other sound like names from disney

Just want to Thank the Lord that J Law was not in the LOTR's... Thank you so much

Holy shit i need to go to geldrop!!!

you should do 101 facts about Outlanders!!!

Can u do one about Star Wars Galaxies?

2:21 KILLED ME 😂 OML THESE SPEECH BUBBLES ARE LITERALLY MAKING ME SUFFOCATE 👏😂🤣 SWISH SWISH BISH 🤣

I heard that the 3 volumes of the lotr's was actually from the one large volume, so the other way around from what was mentioned here. I could be wrong though.

You need to get to 1 million subscribers you deserve it so much 👍😀

Wrong again, me bucko. Christopher Lee was originally considered for the role of Gandalf ONLY because of his friendship with Tolkien who, shortly before his death, wrote in a number of letters that in the event that the books were ever made into a movie (or series of movies), that he, himself, specifically wanted Lee to play the role, believing that he was the only actor able to bring the character to life properly. Lee graciously stepped down and took the lesser role because he was confident that McKellan would be brilliant, that McKellan was the better match for the role & that his personality matched Saruman much better. It's all in the DVD extras from the extended releases.

Tolkien himself said that Lord of the Rings was less of a sequel to The Hobbit as it was a sequel to The Silmarilion. Tolkien started writing the Silmarilion before LOTR. He finished most of it, but his son put together the remainder of Tolkien’s notes himself after his father died. So it came out after LOTR, but was started before. So publicly it was seen as a sequel to The Hobbit, but its story is actually much more connected to The Silmarilion.