Why did Gandalf let go and fall off the cliff? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Mithuial · 09-18-2002, 06:32 PM

I think the movie's pretty good for what it is, and all though the book is always better, if we continue to always compare the movie to the book we're gonna always come to the conclusion that the movie totally stinks. lol. Anyway, Gandalf's a pretty smart guy and knew what he was doing all along. Yeah, Gandalf would be more powerful that Saruman or Sauron, but I admire him sooooo much for being the only Istari that obeyed and stuck to his origanal commision. Gandalf's sacrifice adds to my admiration of him.

09-18-2002, 06:32 PM	#37
Mithuial Animated Skeleton Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Doriath Posts: 35	I think the movie's pretty good for what it is, and all though the book is always better, if we continue to always compare the movie to the book we're gonna always come to the conclusion that the movie totally stinks. lol. Anyway, Gandalf's a pretty smart guy and knew what he was doing all along. Yeah, Gandalf would be more powerful that Saruman or Sauron, but I admire him sooooo much for being the only Istari that obeyed and stuck to his origanal commision. Gandalf's sacrifice adds to my admiration of him. __________________ "And Maglor answered: 'If it be truly the Silmaril which we saw cast into the sea that rises again by the power of the Valar, then let us be glad; for its glory is seen now by many, and is yet secure from all evil.' Then the Elves looked up, and despaired no longer, but Morgoth was filled with doubt." -The Silmarillion.