Best language/voice ever.

^Pure awesome!

The 'Black Speech' of Mordor sounds nearly identical to the Dark Elven language in various other fantasy-based series'.

In fact, I'm almost 100% sure the Dark Elven language in modern fantasy comes directly from The Lord of the Rings.

I thought Sovereign from ME was your favorite?

Scott Chain wrote:

I thought Sovereign from ME was your favorite?

They are both amazing but, nah. Sovereign is my runner up.

I've always prefered the speech of Sauron because it actually can kill people. However, Sovereign's voice basically is a sci-fi version of Sauron's -- minus the killing part that is.

This is one of the best character adaptations that I've seen in a long time.

Ixidor Asgrod wrote:

This is one of the best character adaptations that I've seen in a long time.

So... Panda became so awesome he was put into a movie eh?

All joking aside though, I to loved The Mouth of Sauron movie adaption.

I could never stop staring at it...

Ixidor Asgrod wrote:

This is one of the best character adaptations that I've seen in a long time.

I always wondered why they cut that part out of the movie...

Evil > good ALWAYS on the 'cool look/sound' scale.

Galenth Dysley wrote:

Evil > good ALWAYS on the 'cool look/sound' scale.

"Evil will always triumph because good is dumb"-Darth Helmet.

Evil always wins, and is generally cooler than good.

Dude, I'm like the hair of Sauron, not the mouth.

Mon Pandamari wrote:

Dude, I'm like the hair of Sauron, not the mouth.

Sauron doesn't have any hair on his hea... oh.

Scott Chain wrote:

Mon Pandamari wrote:

Dude, I'm like the hair of Sauron, not the mouth.

Sauron doesn't have any hair on his hea... oh.

He doesn't have hair because I have his flowing locks.

Brucil wrote:

I always wondered why they cut that part out of the movie...

It actually just didn't fit with the chronology of the film. In the book it made sense, you were getting towards the climax, and had yet to learn the fate of Sam and Frodo.

The film on the other hand already told you what happened to them, so (according to Peter Jackson), it was a worthless scene, despite that being one of the coolest deleted scenes.

Nothing beats Herbert...

Could listen to for weeks without getting bored as long as I don't have to watch the damn thing.

^Big picture, but... as you can see, Sauron does in fact have hair.

Taniel Whitewind wrote:

Galenth Dysley wrote:

^Big picture, but... as you can see, Sauron does in fact have hair.

what the fuge? hes a human? (im not good at LoTr lore)

Sauron's a Maiar -- the race Gandalf, and Saruman are.

http://lotr.wikia.com/wiki/Maiar

Basically, he's a The Lord of the Rings version of an angel. Valar, the higher-ups of the Maiar race, are the gods/goddesses. Both races helped in shaping the fictional universe of The Lord of the Rings.

They are the great 'creators' and 'orchestrators'.

^Fear The Lord of the Rings metal! Fear it!!! Tolkien is 'headbanging' in his grave.