The Lord of the rings: The best of Uglúk, the most attentive Uruk Hai HD

Orcs and Uruks do not have enough protagonism in Lord of The Rings! Buddy Le cat shows you that they are indeed very strong and important :) Do you agree with Buddy? Let him know if you would like to see his opinion of different LOTR characters! :)

[arleygomez]

Not a cell phone in sight. Just Uruk Hai living in the moment.

[jaboiryan]

I love how in the middle of a 12 hour epic we basically get a 5 minute sitcom about Ugluk and the boys

[rc]

Can't help but appreciate how disciplined the Uruk Hai Army is. They don't abuse their prisoners, they even pull them out of harm's way. Heck even in the games they'd do things like setup checkpoints and managed logistics definitely one of the most proficient fantasy armies out there.

[leomcdonnell]

In the scene where he protects the hobbits Ugluk said Saruman wants them, “alive and unspoiled, ” which are the exact words Saruman said when he instructed their capture. Except he said them to Lurtz, which means at some point during the trip lurtz must have pulled him aside and been like.
“Hey bro, Saruman wants the little guys alive and unspoiled. Just thought I’d tell you in case anything happens.” And Ugluk must have been like,
“Ok bro thanks for telling me.” And remembered those words exactly.

TLDR; turns out the Uruk hai have an extremely healthy work place culture and frankly we could learn a lot.

[mshin]

Politely declines an offer from Mordor. Listens to his prisoner's plea for help. Offers to share their valuable medicine with the prisoners in need, and asks if they want more. Tries to keep the mood light for the patient by making happy laughter. Allows pesky Mordor orcs some rest even when they are not his own folk. Protects weak Hobbits from getting eaten. Politely warns the Mordorians when they keep insisting on eating the hobbits several times. Gives meat to his men.

Ugluk is such a gent.

[solidusny]

Whoever came up with that "looks like meat's back on the menu boys" line deserves an award. Comedy gold. That would definitely be a meme in today's generation lol!

[bilbo_gamers]

He actually seems like a good commander, and very reasonable and attentive. Like he deserves the position he is in.

[TobascoCatMC]

Ugluk is just a reasonable Orc who abides by the Geneva Convention

[Jim]

This Uruk has more personality than the main cast of Rings of Power

[henrycobb]

My brother, Dad and I watched these films endlessly when I was growing up and my Dad used to quote "looks like meats back on the menu boys" every time we were going to barbecue or have bacon with breakfast

[Margriter]

I thought the title said : the most ATTRACTIVE uruk hai lol

[MultiRastaman]

When you realize that the Orcs were also excellently acted roles in this unbelievable trilogy and deserve more recognition for their awesomeness.

[Nantosuelta]

After the fall of Sauron many of the remaining Uruk Hai become members of law enforcement while others found employment as personal trainers in the fitness industry. Contrary to popular belief, Uglúk was not killed in the rohirrim raid but lost both of his legs and was given wooden prosthetic replacements. Even with his handicap, his enduring spirit remained. He completed a highly publicized jogging marathon from Isengard to Rivendell and went on to publish a best selling autobiography, "Never Give Up: The Uglúk Story." He now resides in Gondor with his wife and three children.

[MrKrumpetz]

RIP Ugluk. You were the best minion ever.

[cultofthevoid]

0:50 In the movie it's implied the medicine they gave the hobbits was blood but it was actually Orc Draught which actually was a type of medicine that reduced pain despite tasting gross. Even though in the movie they imply the orcs are doing something cruel, they were actually trying to help by giving him the medicine.

[RooRoove]

A better and more memorable villain than the cgi Azog in The Hobbit.

[Gaelek]

2:12 - Little detail I always loved is that _every_ Uruk-Hai immediately rises to his feet when Snaga so much as _hints_ about eating the Hobbits. Now that's loyalty you can't buy.

[ethanwoolley]

1:22 great screenplay - you see the reaction to 'man flesh' from the lesser orcs who seemed scared and anxiously look around where as the Uruk react differently, sniffing the air and snarling aggressively like they want a fight. truly a superior warrior.

[ilteschio]

love when the uruks are people wearing a mask, they looks a lot more creepy than the best cgi: Hobbit sucked because it looked like a video game and the orcs where much less intimidating

[milesedgeworth]

Orc: "Hobbit eat?"
Uruk: "No. They important."
Comments: "He's a genius."