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KrakenGuard
Lindon
Mar 14 2011, 4:12am
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Gothmog VS. Lurtz
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Yes, they are both Movie-Based. The idea sprouted from reading through the comments on the other topic I made(Which is about Gothmog). 
Gothmog, Lieutenant of Morgul, Second-In-Command to the Witch-King of Angmar in Return of the King VS. Lurtz, the Uruk-Hai that lead the assault on the Fellowship at the end of Fellowship of the Ring. If you think about it, the scenario is actually kinda funny as both are played by the same actor(Lawrence Makoare)
Lurtz
In Fellowship of the Ring, Lurtz was one of the first of the Isengard Uruk-Hai that were bred by Saruman(In the film) and is presumably one among the most Powerful of the Uruk-Hai(Other then Ugluk). Lurtz lead his party of Uruk-Hai to find the halflings(Either Frodo, Sam, Merry or Pippin) and kill the others(Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli and Boromir). In the films, Lurtz was the one to bring about the downfall of Boromir, but was ultimately killed by Aragorn. Despite his short time on the screen, Lurtz is known to be a skilled swordsman and looks death in the face and laughs(till his head get's lobbed off..)
Gothmog
Alot of mystery surrounds the Orcish Lieutenant, Gothmog, who made his first appearance in Return of the King as he commanded a stealthy river assault on the Western Shore of Osgiliath. No one really knows why an orc would be given such a high rank(Led alone a crippled one), but from what we know, he is pretty good at what he does. He is a fairly decent sword-fighter, but is extremely crippled due to a disease of some sorts(If it is a disease), which proves to be a very great flaw. Maybe even a fatal one. Despite this, he is an excellent leader: Leading a successful attack on Osgiliath and leading a very long siege on Minas Tirith. If it weren't for the Rohirram and(eventually) the Armies of the Dead making an appearance on the battlefield, the siege might have gone successful. But alas, like many other villains before him, he eventually meets his downfall by the hands of Gimli and Aragorn while in pursuit of Eowyn.
Now, what would happen if these two villains clashed in a battle of brains and/or brawn? Who would win? And no, this is not a beauty contest.. 
I vote for Gothmog. I'm pretty sure he would win if the challange in the battle involved more brains instead of brawn. But if he were to fight sword-to-sword with Lurtz, it can be questionable. I'm still rooting for Gothmog all the way.
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glorinfidell
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Mar 14 2011, 5:48pm
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I'm going to have to with Lurtz, if its a sword fight. He's alot taller, and stronger. Gothmog is a much better commander though...
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Wraith Buster
Mithlond
Mar 14 2011, 11:58pm
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He is faster and IMO more fierce. Gothmog couldn't stand a chance against Lurtz in a sword fight. I mean, hey, Lurtz was a formidable opponent for Aragorn in Fellwoship.
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Darkstone
Elvenhome
Mar 15 2011, 5:27pm
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Gothmog: "Your shoe's untied."
Lurtz: "Hey, thanks!"
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Yes, I know the bridge film has been dropped. Just because I used the words "bridge film" in my post doesn't mean you have to get all excited and post "The bridge film has been dropped". I already know that. Thank you.
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Gimli'sBox
Mithlond
Mar 16 2011, 12:28am
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Lurtz: But, Uh, dude, your shoulder is sticking out.
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Btw, I LOVE your sig. Very, very funny.
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Gimli'sBox
Mithlond
Mar 16 2011, 12:33am
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I mean, I know technically Aragorn killed both of them but, I'm thinking Gothmog got injured by a woman while Lurtz on the other hand got taken out by a strong dude. So I'm thinkin Lurtz could do some damage to Gothmog. Just sayin.
Some who have read the book, or at any rate have reviewed it, have found it boring, absurd, or contemptible; and I have no cause to complain, since I have similar opinions of their works, or of the kinds of writing the evidently prefer.
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