Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) - The Ents Attack Isengard Scene | Movieclips

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - The Ents Attack Isengard: The Ents clean up Saruman's (Christopher Lee) stronghold of Isengard.



FILM DESCRIPTION:
The sequel to the Golden Globe-nominated and AFI Award-winning "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," "The Two Towers" follows the continuing quest of Frodo (Elijah Wood) and the Fellowship to destroy the One Ring. Frodo and Sam (Sean Astin) discover they are being followed by the mysterious Gollum. Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), the Elf archer Legolas and Gimli the Dwarf encounter the besieged Rohan kingdom, whose once great King Theoden has fallen under Saruman's deadly spell.

CREDITS:
TM & © New Line Cinema (2002)
Cast: Billy Boyd, Christopher Lee, Dominic Monaghan
Producer: Fran Walsh, Peter Jackson
Director: Peter Jackson

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[cameronnewton]

I love the addition of an ent being burned and scorched, because in the novel treebeard mentions a "young and strong " ent that was burned and scarred horribly.

[TwoFlower]

1:14 the Ent that was about to crush an Ork before deciding that's too much effort and just casually tossing him into the incoming river has got to be my favourite

[RhinoBarbarian]

And here we have the most epic depiction of paper beating rock in history.

[ZiggyMandarr]

"It is likely we go to our doom."

"Oh nevermind Isengard is basically empty, let's curbstomp these boys real quick."

[mysteriesuniverse]

We know the Ents can kick butt, but let's give some respect to Pippin and Mary for devising this plan.
They convince Treebeard to take the route that would lead them to the clearing and anger the Ents.
Also, their rock-throwing skills are impeccable.

[yinthedraconequus]

1:06 Treebeard: Break the dam! 1:09 Release the river!
I love that line it’s my favorite.

[cwolffe]

If I’m not mistaken, none of the Ents even went down during this battle. They only had the one that was scarred but still lived to tell the tale.

[FirewallMightyHero]

Would love to know what Saruman was thinking at this moment. He probably dismissed the Ents as being a bunch of ancient relics that would never be too bold to step out of their forest and pose a threat. Then one morning he wakes up to the noise of complete chaos and sees all his plans go to hell.

[bernayhansondescendantofth]

This is what Sauruman and those Orcs deserve after what they did to Fangorn Forest and slaying Treebeard's friends.

[DeusExDraconian]

I remember the whole movie theater audience cheering when the one ent put himself out in the wave of water.

[Vegito_Fanpage]

I'd say aside from Helms Deep, the final battle at the Black Gates, and the ride of the Rohirrim, and the lighting of the beacons, this is one of the best adaptations of a scene from the books. Really shows just how powerful the ents are, and how chaotic their sudden assault on Isengard really was, whereas in the book we only get a brief description of the major events of the battle. It even still has the young (speaking from a relative standpoint) ent being set alight.

[dryzumd]

After 20 years this was such a cheer worthy moment
My sister and I were smiling the whole time
Go Ents!
Plus it was nice seeing merry and pippin participate

[Stormkrow]

0:39 the only display of hobbit marksmanship we get in the entire movie series, it’s surprising but it does get mentioned in the books that hobbits are skilled shoots with most projectile weapons, no where near the level of elves, but still enough to surprise most foes, makes me wonder why Tolkien didn’t give them throwing weapons or even bows.

[Jason-trxr]

I love this part, it represent literally the nature herself stand and fight the darkness

[anmr]

I adore how significant the dam breaking is. After all that time deliberating, and then in the utter FURY of the Last March of the Ents, Treebeard managed to command a dozen ents to split off and hit the dam, which wrecked the industry of Isengard beyond salvaging in one fell swoop. Good decision lads!

[thepuppet]

One of the best scenes of the Lord of the rings

[sneckotheveggieavenger]

All these years and the graphics still hold on

[benfrank]

I love the small story of the burning ent. Got fire on him and then washed it off using the water.

[karandeosingh]

For people who just watch the movies. The reason why Saruman did not shoot fireballs at the ent's is because he lost the majority of his power threw his corruption and he saw through his palantis ( crystal ball), that he was losing at helms deep. His uruks were scattered in Rohan and his power was majorly drained but to breeding his Uruki's. The first Dark lord Morgoth lost the mojority of his power by corrupting Elves into Orcs, Dragons, Balrogs etc. He is also devastated ten fold by all his plans failling at the same time and facing judgement.

[JimmySteller]

Such a beautiful message. No matter how much is damaged and ruined by industry, nature will always prevail. Gives me hope for this planet to outlast our influence on it.