The Rings of Power's Uruks aren't quite the same as The Lord of the Rings' Uruk-hai â here's how they differ. Galadriel finally has a chance to interrogate an Orc The Rings of Power season 1 ...

There's nothing "mid" about these Middle-earth scenes.

Lord of the Rings Uruk-hai Lurtz Wants Blood with Prime 1 ... Lord of the Rings Lurtz statue that comes with an interchangeable set of arms to all collectors to display him with a sword and shield.

We got sword expert Matt Easton to look at the iconic Battle of the Hornburg, from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, and break down this massive battle between Saurman and Rohan's armies.

There is a particularly memorable and quotable scene from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers when an Uruk-hai kills one of his comrades and then loudly declares, "Looks like meat's back on the ...

But when Snaga sneaks too close to the pair, Ugluk swiftly cut him in half with his sword and screams that iconic line before the other Uruk-hai tear him apart and devour him.

Its Uruk-Hai figure comes loaded with alternate heads and weapons for army building, while Gandalf the Grey’s description only mentions his staff and sword. ... based on the Lord of the Rings ...

The scene climaxes with an Uruk-hai bellowing "Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys!" before a bunch more start chowing down on an Orc. Lord of the Rings actor Stephen Ure explained the origin ...

The Lord of the Rings by author and scholar J.R.R. Tolkien is one of the best-selling books ever written, with over 150 million books sold. For the last two decades, the trilogy of films based on ...