October 9, 2015 by Americana Injustica

Gandalf Said it Best When He Said:

I think Gandalf said it best in the LOTR movie when he said,

“Run! You fools!”

Puff, puff, give!

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Antanya In The Fog says:

October 9, 2015 at 2:15 PM

It the book, he said, “Fly, you fools!”. I always liked the alliteration in that line, and was a little pissed that they changed it in the film.

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- Americana Injustica says:
  
  October 9, 2015 at 2:21 PM
  
  Aye. ..
  I am a fan of the books and the movies; and I chose the film version because his meaning is much more self-explanatory there. But yes indeed; you nailed it. 😊
  
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