@@lorehammer40k4 Sure I noticed that just later on. However it was kinda obvious when that large black arrow was shown, since it wasn't a regular sized arrow and there weren't any modern weapons around that could slay a dragon like the Black arrow could! Indeed Babu was on point there!
About the moonlight: I think being a tribal man has the advantage of being closer to nature than most of us. That makes it easier to think of the moon as a light source. It's still a good catch.
It's nice to see the guys relaxing and enjoying tea together enjoying what we take for granted. It's a tricky thing though, cause it's addictive and if you don't get it when you expect to, it can make you angry. So enjoy your time together and live each day one at a time. Expect nothing for tomorrow.
This is my favorite trio of reactors. I really wish all 3 of them are there for all the parts. I felt really bad for Bashad when he wasn't there for the first LOTR film and the 3rd Star Wars movie, because it looked like he was in love with those series.
Raheen always looks so embarrassed when Babu sings one of his songs at the end of each video. Please tell him to relax and not worry about it. The fans of the channel expect Babu to sing, it's part of his charm. No need to feel embarrassed, it's one the things we love. And Babu always remembers something appropriate! The arrow that pierced the lover's heart from the gaze? Perfect for an arrow that could pierce the heart of a dragon 🤣🤣🤣
Many times they have asked where wad the background scenery please let them now lord of rings and hobbit all filmed im New Zealand and you can still visit hobbitton movie set and walk around and go in bilbos house what a trip it would be for them to go see it.
As a nerd, I feel the design is more of a wyvern. If you look closely in the first movie it seems liek Smaug was suppose to look like a "normal" dragon.
It's unnatural for vertebrates to have six limbs (4 legs and 2 wings), so our primitive minds don't accept that monster as real. The wyvern look feels more grounded and fits the world Peter Jackson already established.
@@00Kuja00 Eragon, Dragonheart and How to Train Your Dragon have six-limbed dragons. But that's about it. Reign of Fire, Game of Thrones and Harry Potter have four-limbed dragon, and these look far more grounded. Tolkien probably envisioned a six-limbed dragon as that's the mythical depiction of them. But then again, he might have envisioned a more fantastical version of Lord of the Rings than Peter Jackson did.
Yeah Pacific Ring is great. The first one (by Guillermo del Toro). The sequel is a cheap knock off by a different studio who didn't have any idea what they were doing.
Great reaction as usual. So exciting that they pick up on and anticipate the lore❤ Please don't forget to revisit the Harry Potter series too! We need everyone present who has watched s ome too . I know Raheen was there for the first but missed the second, with Ruby taking his place. Please include everyone from the first and second viewing to continue the wonderful series.
Elves are immortal kind sirs, meaning they will not die of old age, though they can be killed. Legolas, who we see in this movie as well as Lord of the Rings, was 2850 yeard old in this movie. Elrond was approximately 6500 years old, and Galadriel, who was born in the Uttermost West, was 9000. Gandalf, who was not an elf but a servant of the creators of Middle Earth, was 24,000 years old.
Love how babu guessed that they could use the moonlight. Also, if you haven't been. You should watch the extended for the last movie. It really isn't that much longer but it has some really cool battle scenes that they cut out
And that is what makes me watch that and enjoy it: These people ... are still in awe. Where we in the west, being used to all the "movie magic" - can no longer be enchanted by it it seems. All we see is the flaws, the "weak cgi", "bad writing" "plot holes" (and most often, all those criticism is just parroting garbage reviews on the internet wanting clicks...) The Hobbit -movies are among the greatest fantasy movies of all time. And all we do is compare them to LotR, find the flaws (true or imagined ones), instead of just going for the journey and leave our garbage existence for 3 hours. We have become so jaded in regards to cinema, to series. When I remember the silly outrage about Game of Thrones...and the absolute nonsensical bad reviews about "Rings of Power" ... sorry, we have so much great stuff to watch, but we decide to be miserable about it all. Be like these three - go for the ride, enjoy, have fun, allow a movie to grip you and take you away - and stop going online to find the opinon some talentless idiot like "Critical Drinker" and all that ilk tries to sell to you...
Being critical is a social ill, as is being jaded with storytelling if the special effects aren’t to your liking in movies. It is so refreshing to see the reaction of those untouched by it.
Aw damn it, you fast forwarded through their recap again! At least give me somewhere else to watch that or put it at the end of the video or something, seeing the way that they interrupted it and how they would retell it is incredibly interesting.
Did they all miss that Glóin is Ghimli's father? Also, did they not recognize Legolas? And that the shadow is actually Sauron?? They never commented on any of these things.
I wish they could be shown VFX breakdowns of different movies, just to educate them on things like locations etc. They seem to think everything is filmed traditionally, when they should really be informed about the possibilities, including CGI, green screen and the "Mandalorian" screen technique among other tricks
You guys are awesome and this is a really good movie reaction to 1 of my favorite Lord of the rings movie , it'll get really good once you guys get too ( the battle of the 5 armies )
The one thing I don’t like about the movie is the filmmakers left out my favorite character, Tom Bombadil and his wife Goldberry. In the book he is a magical steward of the forest. He saves them from the old evil trees.
I love those video, those gus have so sensitive hearts! The see thing in the popular western movies that makes me see them the whole new wa, that's refreshing
If those Gentlemen have the time, it would be great if you could show them some series. Like Star Trek or Babylon 5 or the Stargate Movie and then the series SG-1
For thousands of years mankind has been fascinated by the problem of how to kill a dragon. The legend of St. George and the Dragon is the most famous myth and exists in many versions, also versions that are much older than itself. It contains everything humans find interesting. A giant predator that threatens their vulnerable tribe, and a hero who finds the solution through bravery and ingenuity. There's a deep human need to slay a metaphorical dragon.
I wonder how many dwarves it would take to kill Smaug in combat if his chest was not missing a scale? 10,000....20,000? ....50,000?? Their weapons, almost useless, would be like poking a large Human with a sewing needle. It would take thousands of pokes.
Show them Van Helsing, Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, Stephen Sommers' Jungle Book, Peter Jackson's King Kong, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight! :D
Elves in Lord of the Rings live forever they dont age they are bound to middle earth. If they are killed then they go to the halls of Mandos to reincarnate later on Edit: fun fact all the dragons in middle earth were killed exclusively by men
Akshually ... not true. As Beleriand was part of Middle Earth ... well, Ancalagon the Black was slain by Earendil who himself was not a human, but Half-Elf to begin with. And as he later chose the fate of Mandos due to his wife Elwing wanting that, so he also belongs to the Elven Race...Nerd Knowledge!
@@voxdraconia4035 at the time he killed ancalagon he was still mortal and he was still the son of a man but I see what you mean. Im not sure what you’re referencing with beleriand being part of middle earth thats not necessary to elves survival. The best I could see is after the fall of numenor they were connected to valinor which is why they began to fade in the third age
they talked about vampires when they were watching the exorcist maybe you could show them one of these movies or more Van Helsing (2004) Underworld (2003) Underworld: Evolution (2006) Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009) Underworld: Awakening (2012) Underworld: Blood Wars (2016) Blade (1998)
@@ireneemerson5828 sure, good choice. there's so many good vampire movies. Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) and Queen of the Damned (2002) are also very good. There's even been a series of Interview with the Vampire (2022) and it's one of the best series I've seen in a long time.
@@ireneemerson5828 Dracula Untold (2014) starring Luke Evans who played Bard the Bowman who killed Smaug. Luke Evans also starred in The Great Train Robbery (2013) which filmed at various locations in my city, mainly within 1.5 to 2 miles from my house. Many more cast members from this film have also filmed stuff in my city such as: Martin Freeman (Ghost Stories) Ian McKellen (Amy Foster aka Swept from the Sea & Asylum) Richard Armitage (North & South) Graham McTavish (Wall of Tyranny aka Freedom Fighter) Ken Stott (An Inspector Calls) Adam Brown (The Limehouse Golem) Stephen Fry (Fry's Planet Word) etc.
They turned into real nerds 😂 I loved listening to them talking about dragons and diamonds 😂
The dorkening has commenced.
@@srbrant5391 😂 and we're totally here for it!
@@Godrulez7 Don’t diss my man Badshah.
@@Godrulez7 that's messed up. Badshah is a gem of a man
They understand movies better than 90percent of people who don't bother to think about the storyline
Its the 'modern audience' no standard to writing, as long as it looks good and goes boom a few times its all g to them...
Cant believe how Babu is smarter than most of the dwarves there to guess that the moonlight is the last light of Durin's Day! 🌙👏
And he recognized that the Black Arrow is what would kill Smaug. The man was seriously on point in this one.
@@lorehammer40k4 Sure I noticed that just later on. However it was kinda obvious when that large black arrow was shown, since it wasn't a regular sized arrow and there weren't any modern weapons around that could slay a dragon like the Black arrow could! Indeed Babu was on point there!
On the Arrow point
I’ve said it two times but think babu will become a famous internet star soon on talk shows etc …… wait n see
About the moonlight: I think being a tribal man has the advantage of being closer to nature than most of us. That makes it easier to think of the moon as a light source.
It's still a good catch.
Badshah destiny is to always miss the first chapter of a 1-story-trilogy 😅🤔
I was thinking that last time they watched the hobbit lol!
Right? 😅 I think I've only ever seen him for the first like once lol!
I’m so sorry about that. He loves movies and is always so quick to understand the characters. And he’s so stylish with his henna nails and rings!
@im-gi2pg he really is. Very much an outward optimistic. I hope they contact him somehow next series they start!
@@pinkfloydguy7781 lol
😂😂😂 this poor man has missed both the first Lord of the rings and the first hobbit. Someday he will have to go back and watch those as well
BABU's mind is sharper than a scimitar!
Look how he called out to wait for the moonlight straight away!
I love this man
Babu is so smart!! "I think moonlight will work." Awesome!
I love how excited Babu is to watch these movies 😂
Smuag : My claws are Spears
Babu : Yes that's right no doubt about it 😂
I dont think Raeen will fully appreciate Babu's songs until Babu is no longer with us. He's a gem. Bless them.
I love how the tall man pokes the man on the left to clap as well at 10:25 😂
Hah that is funny, didn't notice on my first watch.
Have they watched 'Back to the future' yet. I bet they'll be at the edge of their seats and love it.
Oh yes back to the future great film. And Adventures in Nania
It's nice to see the guys relaxing and enjoying tea together enjoying what we take for granted. It's a tricky thing though, cause it's addictive and if you don't get it when you expect to, it can make you angry. So enjoy your time together and live each day one at a time. Expect nothing for tomorrow.
Yeah the tea adds a lot to the experience. Give these men more tea.
Did the three of them really not recognize Legolas and Sauron?
Love the speeded-up recap!!!!!!!!!!!😂😂😂
This is my favorite trio of reactors. I really wish all 3 of them are there for all the parts. I felt really bad for Bashad when he wasn't there for the first LOTR film and the 3rd Star Wars movie, because it looked like he was in love with those series.
Been waiting for this like Babu! Great reaction and can't wait for part 3. So happy to watch these men discover these movies.
ye it's just a shame they didn't get Badshah to watch the first part first.
Raheen always looks so embarrassed when Babu sings one of his songs at the end of each video. Please tell him to relax and not worry about it. The fans of the channel expect Babu to sing, it's part of his charm. No need to feel embarrassed, it's one the things we love. And Babu always remembers something appropriate! The arrow that pierced the lover's heart from the gaze? Perfect for an arrow that could pierce the heart of a dragon 🤣🤣🤣
👍yup! He’s young still I would be a little embarrassed too. 😅
I think it's mostly funny to him and that's his body language to express it.
Raeen always sees Babu as a old funny granpa
I never took it as embarrassment... he always seemed amused to me.♡
"Life is too precious"
2sec later
"Kill it, kill it!"
Many times they have asked where wad the background scenery please let them now lord of rings and hobbit all filmed im New Zealand and you can still visit hobbitton movie set and walk around and go in bilbos house what a trip it would be for them to go see it.
7:00 Raeen is such a mood
The dragon Smaug design is very incredible. In fact dragons are the most famous mythological creature.
As a nerd, I feel the design is more of a wyvern. If you look closely in the first movie it seems liek Smaug was suppose to look like a "normal" dragon.
It's unnatural for vertebrates to have six limbs (4 legs and 2 wings), so our primitive minds don't accept that monster as real. The wyvern look feels more grounded and fits the world Peter Jackson already established.
@@Trazynn There are many movies with great looking dragons in them... so your explanaition is a bit "over the top".
@@00Kuja00 Eragon, Dragonheart and How to Train Your Dragon have six-limbed dragons. But that's about it. Reign of Fire, Game of Thrones and Harry Potter have four-limbed dragon, and these look far more grounded.
Tolkien probably envisioned a six-limbed dragon as that's the mythical depiction of them. But then again, he might have envisioned a more fantastical version of Lord of the Rings than Peter Jackson did.
@@Trazynn Let's agree to disagree, since I find six-limbed dragons "grounded" as you say.
They're in for a right treat! A splendid sequel from the original movie which they liked too! 👍
Benedict did such a great performance being Smaug. He was the perfect cast for him.
Babu guessed right on Moonlight !!! I couldnt help but cheer.
The conflict with Smaug is my favorite set piece from the franchise.
They really nerded out on this. Next thing you know, they'll be reading The Silmarillion and learning to speak Elvish.
Makes me think they would enjoy other giant monster movies like the Monsterverse movies, or Pacific Rim, or Cloverfield 😊 Great special effects
I think they'd get a lot out of Pacific Rim
Yeah Pacific Ring is great. The first one (by Guillermo del Toro). The sequel is a cheap knock off by a different studio who didn't have any idea what they were doing.
@@Trazynn Yeah. General rule with these recommendations is ignore sequels or reboots unless specifically mentioned.
Great reaction as usual. So exciting that they pick up on and anticipate the lore❤
Please don't forget to revisit the Harry Potter series too! We need everyone present who has watched s ome too . I know Raheen was there for the first but missed the second, with Ruby taking his place. Please include everyone from the first and second viewing to continue the wonderful series.
Yes, can't wait for Prisoner of Askaban, hope they do it soon!
Elves are immortal kind sirs, meaning they will not die of old age, though they can be killed. Legolas, who we see in this movie as well as Lord of the Rings, was 2850 yeard old in this movie. Elrond was approximately 6500 years old, and Galadriel, who was born in the Uttermost West, was 9000. Gandalf, who was not an elf but a servant of the creators of Middle Earth, was 24,000 years old.
The power of a story when he turns and seriously says. Dragons are hard to kill.
It's so funny how raeenn is annoyed with babus singing and retreated into exasperated acceptance
Glad they had refreshments
greetings and love from portugal, BOPRUBUP!!!
I have been waiting to see the next one! I'm so excited to watch the reactions!
Love how babu guessed that they could use the moonlight. Also, if you haven't been. You should watch the extended for the last movie. It really isn't that much longer but it has some really cool battle scenes that they cut out
I think they are because the thrain stuff was not in the theatrical version.
Might be that there's no Hindu version for the extended movies.
@@Trazynn no they are definitely watching the extended versions.
I love these guys. And Babu can really sing.
I, too, loved the part where the gold melted onto the dragon, and Smaug became gilded. LOL
Gotta get Revenge of the Sith reaction filmed. 👍🏻
they seem to have given up wit the last 4 of the star wars franchise, or they have a hard time matching the same people to the reaction
@@Belnick6666 the brothers will do it my brother
Thier faces seeing Smaug. Loved it.
It is nice how the lyrics of the song babu sang at the end fits to what will happen next
And that is what makes me watch that and enjoy it: These people ... are still in awe. Where we in the west, being used to all the "movie magic" - can no longer be enchanted by it it seems. All we see is the flaws, the "weak cgi", "bad writing" "plot holes" (and most often, all those criticism is just parroting garbage reviews on the internet wanting clicks...)
The Hobbit -movies are among the greatest fantasy movies of all time. And all we do is compare them to LotR, find the flaws (true or imagined ones), instead of just going for the journey and leave our garbage existence for 3 hours. We have become so jaded in regards to cinema, to series. When I remember the silly outrage about Game of Thrones...and the absolute nonsensical bad reviews about "Rings of Power" ... sorry, we have so much great stuff to watch, but we decide to be miserable about it all.
Be like these three - go for the ride, enjoy, have fun, allow a movie to grip you and take you away - and stop going online to find the opinon some talentless idiot like "Critical Drinker" and all that ilk tries to sell to you...
Being critical is a social ill, as is being jaded with storytelling if the special effects aren’t to your liking in movies. It is so refreshing to see the reaction of those untouched by it.
Aw damn it, you fast forwarded through their recap again! At least give me somewhere else to watch that or put it at the end of the video or something, seeing the way that they interrupted it and how they would retell it is incredibly interesting.
Their recap of Two Towers: "So, the main character is the little bald man"
ACCURATE.
This is my favorite team since they started reacting to everything.. and it's also the best reaction movies series including "lord of the rings"
Did they all miss that Glóin is Ghimli's father?
Also, did they not recognize Legolas?
And that the shadow is actually Sauron??
They never commented on any of these things.
Thanks to Babu Bhai, Badshah and Raeen ❤
Welcome
I think you’re such smart humans, always a pleasure watching your reactions ♥️
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Oh man I have been WAITING for this:D
to see their reaction when they first see Smaug :D
Ty for getting this uploaded so quickly :D
Babu knows what he is talking about.
I wish they could be shown VFX breakdowns of different movies, just to educate them on things like locations etc. They seem to think everything is filmed traditionally, when they should really be informed about the possibilities, including CGI, green screen and the "Mandalorian" screen technique among other tricks
Elves dont merely live 1000 years. They live forever unless killed or give up life willingly.
Thanks!! They have watched my favourite "Hobbit" film, that's great!)
This poor man has come in on the second movie in both trilogies, let him see the first ones! lol
You guys are awesome and this is a really good movie reaction to 1 of my favorite Lord of the rings movie , it'll get really good once you guys get too ( the battle of the 5 armies )
3:57 hahahahahah Babu you are The best ❤️
My favorite trio
You guys gotta show them a video sometime about how the movies they've seen are filmed.
I'd like to recommend a movie: The Ghost and the Darkness. Underappreciated but great film based on a true story about man eating lions in Africa.
Babu has a song for everything
Благодарю вас за данный выпуск, Бабу, Райен. Вы супер!! Лайк поставил. Искренне желаю вам долгих лет счастливой, и здоровой жизни. Берегите себя. 🤗🤗👍👍
The one thing I don’t like about the movie is the filmmakers left out my favorite character, Tom Bombadil and his wife Goldberry. In the book he is a magical steward of the forest. He saves them from the old evil trees.
😅awesome! 😊👍 thanks!
I love these reactions...they get it!..more than most people i know... Tolkien's words are universal ..brilliant
18:20 Elvis has left the building.
I love those video, those gus have so sensitive hearts! The see thing in the popular western movies that makes me see them the whole new wa, that's refreshing
Hell yeah, Badshah back in here
Great reaction thank you guys
I would love to watch films with these guys in real life. I'll bring snacks, tea and tobacco
I love these guys!
SMAW-OOOOG!!!
If those Gentlemen have the time, it would be great if you could show them some series. Like Star Trek or Babylon 5 or the Stargate Movie and then the series SG-1
3 legends
For thousands of years mankind has been fascinated by the problem of how to kill a dragon. The legend of St. George and the Dragon is the most famous myth and exists in many versions, also versions that are much older than itself. It contains everything humans find interesting. A giant predator that threatens their vulnerable tribe, and a hero who finds the solution through bravery and ingenuity. There's a deep human need to slay a metaphorical dragon.
BABU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Babu managed to call the trick with door quite expertly.
Was there an error with the captions at 32:55? S
Loved your movie reaction Villagers can't wait for the next one you react to
I hope the director Peter Jackson watches your reactions to his movies. Especially at the end! And balu’s song!!! 🎶 🎹 🎼 🎤 🎵 🎸 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥💕💕💕
The Hobbit Part 2 already?? BEFORE SW: Episode 3?? Come on, mane!! Give us that Revenge of the Sith Reaction! 😂
Reaction to Alien or even the Elephant Man would be interesting. I feel anyone can get the plot to the Elephant man and it makes people think a bit.
Hi Badshah. And the rest of you. I enjoy your reactions very much.
Dude how tall is the guy in middle, he looks epic o.o
I'm curious and fascinated. How tall is the gentleman in the middle. He appears to be head and shoulders above his mates.
I wonder how many dwarves it would take to kill Smaug in combat if his chest was not missing a scale? 10,000....20,000? ....50,000??
Their weapons, almost useless, would be like poking a large Human with a sewing needle. It would take thousands of pokes.
Enter the Dragon anyone ?
Show them Van Helsing, Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, Stephen Sommers' Jungle Book, Peter Jackson's King Kong, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight! :D
Elves in Lord of the Rings live forever they dont age they are bound to middle earth. If they are killed then they go to the halls of Mandos to reincarnate later on
Edit: fun fact all the dragons in middle earth were killed exclusively by men
Akshually ... not true. As Beleriand was part of Middle Earth ... well, Ancalagon the Black was slain by Earendil who himself was not a human, but Half-Elf to begin with. And as he later chose the fate of Mandos due to his wife Elwing wanting that, so he also belongs to the Elven Race...Nerd Knowledge!
@@voxdraconia4035 at the time he killed ancalagon he was still mortal and he was still the son of a man but I see what you mean. Im not sure what you’re referencing with beleriand being part of middle earth thats not necessary to elves survival. The best I could see is after the fall of numenor they were connected to valinor which is why they began to fade in the third age
What happened to Badshah? He looks so sad :/
Let's go I'm excited
they talked about vampires when they were watching the exorcist maybe you could show them one of these movies or more
Van Helsing (2004)
Underworld (2003)
Underworld: Evolution (2006)
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009)
Underworld: Awakening (2012)
Underworld: Blood Wars (2016)
Blade (1998)
Dracula would be nice? 1992 Bram Stoker's Dracula?
@@ireneemerson5828 sure, good choice. there's so many good vampire movies. Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) and Queen of the Damned (2002) are also very good. There's even been a series of Interview with the Vampire (2022) and it's one of the best series I've seen in a long time.
@@ireneemerson5828 Dracula Untold (2014) starring Luke Evans who played Bard the Bowman who killed Smaug.
Luke Evans also starred in The Great Train Robbery (2013) which filmed at various locations in my city, mainly within 1.5 to 2 miles from my house.
Many more cast members from this film have also filmed stuff in my city such as:
Martin Freeman (Ghost Stories)
Ian McKellen (Amy Foster aka Swept from the Sea & Asylum)
Richard Armitage (North & South)
Graham McTavish (Wall of Tyranny aka Freedom Fighter)
Ken Stott (An Inspector Calls)
Adam Brown (The Limehouse Golem)
Stephen Fry (Fry's Planet Word) etc.
Watching Babu n co is better than watching the tv 👍
Such fun movies. Glad they enjoy. Always so insightful. Star Wars Revenge of the Sith soon!?
@32:21 shabaosh !!!!!!
Fantastic reaction!!...always love your videos!!!❤✨️🙏
Can they watch "The Truman Show" next?😁
Put them to see Se7en, silence of the lambs, the descent
GODZILLA vs KONG Is mandatory reactions at this point.
Gotta watch Godzilla 2014 1st
how could you give that recap in such a short notice!? 😂
How does badshah miss both part ones of lotr and the hobbit 🤣🤣🤣
Do you think they recognised the old, bloated Legolas? Doesn't seem so
I've learned the hindi word for okay from watching these guys. The cultural exchange goes two ways