Death of Gandalf

[AlyssonRosa]

Uma das cenas mais emocionantes!

[jamesalemons]

2:57 Legolas looks like he's trying to add a million to a million. (Joey Tribbiani - how to act)

[TheYodadrunk]

please change the title of the video coz gandalf never dies

[CorellianSmuggler]

@TheYodadrunk Gandalf the Grey does.

[gutbuster96]

@TheYodadrunk Yes he does. He just returns as Gandalf the White to complete his task.

[tonypap1]

Viggo Mortensson is such an amazing actor.

[tonypap1]

I will NEVER tire of the BEAUTIFUL world of Tolkien.

I'm in an infinite circle of Tolkien's books....from The Silmarillion, through Hobbit, LOTR, and all the other additional tales published by Christopher Tolkien.

Fantastic stuff. I'll read them until the day I die.

[venetianmask88]

11 years? wtf?

[TheMrwouldyourather]

@venetianmask88 I know, crazy isn't it? These movies were my childhood!

[venetianmask88]

Gandalf would kick Dumbledore's arse!! (RIP Richard Harris)

[Epicnazgulslayer]

As Gandalf and the Balrog fall goblins unleash their arrows they where as scaryed of the balrog as anyone else

[dinuccij]

lol at gimli getting pissed 2:47

[tonypap1]

What was the last film that Sean Bean was still alive at the end ???????????????

[zouzou5085]

@tonypap1  troy

[tonypap1]

@zouzou5085 Thanks :)

Couldn't remember one!!

[jrs689]

@tonypap1 Flight Plan. Ronin, too, though he's only in the first act.

[lorddenoche]

5-3-4 ... fus ro dah...I mean I hear it.

[Damonlover21]

the song is called "The Bridge of Khazad Dum"

[wasteofspace1234]

This is the greatest scene I have ever seen. Ever.

[CreativeBox1994]

Some amazing acting right there...

[SasukeStylez]

Frodo: Can't leave Gandalf , his REAL suffering begins right here.

Aragorn: Can't believe what has just happened

Legolas: Doesn't know what to say , a huge part of hope was just lost.

Boromir: Tries to feel the others emotions , probably felt the same way once when he lost someone.

Gimli: Full of aggression , would want to jump in and kill all these orcs, for killing his dwarf friends , and Gandalf.

The other hobbits: Lost a friend for the first time in their life , all they can do is .. cry.

[EffectiveKill]

i love how aragorn looks when he falls just the overall look of shock on his face

[Elisavet99]

Could someone tell me the name of the song from 2:07 to 3:04?

[killermonkeyye]

@Elisavet9 The fall of Gandalf

[david42391]

def the sadest moment in cinematic history

[RogerL94]

RUN YOU FOOLS !

scariest moment of my childhood !

9GAG.COM IT TOOK MY SOUL

[VVojtiOfficial]

Better death scene than Dumbledore's

[ruaridh2k7]

@VVojtiOfficial Yet both make me cry.

[mrlego611]

skip to 1:13

[SuperNinja1981]

its peppins fault yeah you better cry

[Allenwalker231]

Balrog = FBI

Gandalf = Megaupload

Frodo = All the MU Users

[TheGeorgevt]

@Allenwalker231 Torrent, you fools.

[Frojox]

Gandalf Y U NO WALKED AWAY BEFORE

[Gallifrey1991]

back when I was 11 years old I thought this was the greatest movie I had ever seen. It's still pretty high up there.

[brandon240]

one of the best scenes of the trilogy in my opinion. background music is amazing

[TheMorganapendragon]

I love orlando blooms acting xxx I can't believe this is his first film

[bovb902]

lord of the fails harry potter is far more better

[KenFromBeara]

@bovb902 this scene is better than the death of obi wan in star wars. i do remember being in the cinema saying "bye ian"

[zt76831]

@bovb902

"More better" is redundant.

Regardless, Harry Potter is for adolescents.

[redber16]

@bovb902 not even close pal. i was disappointed with the last two potter films because they didnt take it to the level i was expecting it to. i love harry potter, but when i look back at the lord of the rings, i am always blown away by the brilliance of those films. there classics now, and will be forever. harry potter was a fail for not focusing on any other character in the last two films except for the main 3 characters.

[turbouto]

The best in this scene (after Gandalf fall) is Legolas, awesome recitation, no words, his face explains all.

[berserker276]

@turbouto Are you a fangirl by any chance? Or a fanboy perhaps.. Legolas is boring lol. He's like Action-Elf in this trilogy, climbing up an Oliphaunt and killing it isn't what the Legolas from the book would do lol.

[turbouto]

@berserker276 I disagree, but it's just my opinion.

[berserker276]

@turbouto You don't think he's been turned into Action-Elf?

[divinewitch]

Como puede haber gente que llora la muerte de Jesus y no la de Gandalf!

[AlanTrovoski]

terraria in a nutshell ,when goblins raid my house.

[SeamsRock]

@Hificomponentsystem1 he is saying "get out you idiots"

that would be a literal translation

[juliusmonkey11]

this movie is the best drama,thrill,action that i have ever seen it's like i'm also in the movie

[JuggernautSoda]

@Hificomponentsystem1 "Fly you fools!"

[BelmontHenry]

2:15 - 2:30, when Aragorn is leaving the mines with some orc arrows flying by near him. There's something about that scene that gets to me, I can't really explain why, but this is one of my favorite scenes in the trilogy.

[DareYouNotToClick1]

Whats really sad about this scene is that Gandalf falls down and dies

[AllNamesWereOccupied]

@DareYouNotToClick1 1) He doesn´t die from the fall, he battles the Balrog on a montain then passes into a state where time is near infinite before returning to as the white wizard. Well there is much more than I said but you know, he doesn´t die...

[DareYouNotToClick1]

@AllNamesWereOccupied He definitely dies, no one can survive falling from that height.

[Trollingization]

@DareYouNotToClick1 But they landed on water :O and he is a wizard

[DareYouNotToClick1]

@Trollingization Come on man, Gandalf dies. Get over it.

[Trollingization]

@DareYouNotToClick1 Yes he did, but not because of the fall

[DareYouNotToClick1]

@Trollingization Gandalf could have tripped over and still died. That's how fragile a wizard is when you take away his staff.

[Trollingization]

@DareYouNotToClick1 Just watch the second movie

[DareYouNotToClick1]

@Trollingization Yes, but in that one Gandalf's brother comes to Frodo's aid

[Trollingization]

@DareYouNotToClick1 NO NO NO NO!! GANDALF BRO CAME FOR MERRY AND PIPPINS AID!!!

[DareYouNotToClick1]

@Trollingization No he didn't that was GOLLUM! Do you know anything about LOTR???

[Trollingization]

@DareYouNotToClick1 Name is smeagol

[nskelly1]

i watched this yesterday i cried when gandalf fell and i cried again when he returned but frodo missed it :P

[PunkRocker5681]

this movie trilogy is like the game skyrim

[gphx]

@PunkRocker5681 The Lord of the Rings book has been around for many decades and has been translated into as many or more languages as the Bible. I think you meant to say Skyrim is a lot like the movies.

[PunkRocker5681]

@gphx yes yes thats is what i tried to say

[johnhamilton08]

2:01 SYMBOLISM!

[Tripicality]

@johnhamilton08 Ooh, possibly, good spot :D

[davidnessnotroyal]

i cry every time even though i know he is coming back >.<

[natskivna]

This scene (and later Boromir's fall) I believe are the two most important scene's in all 3 movies. It set up the idea that this really is a serious film --not just another fantasy film-- where no one is safe....not even a character like Gandalf. It REALLY got you invested in the characters not knowing for sure who would survive. Fantastic acting and film making here.

[AsSweetAsether]

The music starting at 2:13 IS SO BEAUTIFUL!  I can hardly stand it!

[LTDANMAN44]

ill never forget when I saw this for the first time i was like holy shit no way. I was stunned, then sadness, anger and about ten other emotions hit me all at once.

[AsSweetAsether]

@LTDANMAN44 referring to seeing Gandalf die for the first time, I cried like a small child. I was 17 when this came out and I had no idea about the story! This is my favorite part of this movie and I listened to the soundtrack of this particular part like 8,000,000 times! you are so right about the overwhelming amount of emotions from this scene.

[Pickachuuuu]

the moment that frode turns around makes my eyes wet and i never cry at sad movies. >=[

[peaceandmetal88]

The part where the Balrog pulls out his sword kinda looks like it could be an Amon Amarth album cover...

[elmertjee]

Howard shore makes this masterpiece what it is , soundtracks are so important and in this film its epic!!!

[playstationextremist]

there are so many medieval fantasy tales out there. Some dark some light. Elder Scrolls, Eragon, all of those. But none of them can hold a candle to the masterpiece that is Lord of the Rings.

[cooldudejeff85]

he helled frodo back

[cooldudejeff85]

wait wait wait wtf is wrong with boramiar

[thirdlucila]

Man like this death scene! So natural

[OOGuizmoo]

The music makes everything it's just amazing :''''(

[DandeloNineteen]

the saddest movie moment for me ever, other than mufasa's death

[TheOdochartaigh]

it gets me everytime :)

[filthpigcomful]

2:00 awesome OST

[Pinntar]

lol when i was young i cryed when i saw him die xD But then 2. part came..

[kenny26290]

This scene is a mesmeric, masterpiece display in film making. When I first saw this film I just sat there with my mouth agape as I watched simple celluloid transform into poetry. Also the start of 'The breaking of the fellowship' scene with Frodo. Goddamn I love these films.

[muffinator469]

I felt bad for everyone who didn't read the books after the scene, no one could believe he had died. They filmed this scene so well it had me all emotional even though I knew he would return. :)

[Etienne938]

My favourite of the three movies. Frodo's face at the end; now he really feels alone.

[tonypap1]

@Etienne938 What about Aragorn?  He'd been Gandalf's friend for at least 60 years

[Etienne938]

@tonypap1 True. This scene is a great piece of acting.

[TrapperMilan]

I cried like a small child at this scene and not afraid to admit it !! :)

[Sefko1]

this right here is.. pure.. epic

[superfly299]

I never was a huge fan of LOTR but in this scene the music, acting, and cinematography all come together to make something magical.

[lolatmyfoot]

@superfly299 then you're a fucktard for not being a fan of LOTR

[MidnaX92]

Elya wood deserves a Oscar for that scene.

[tonypap1]

@MidnaX92

So did Viggo Mortensson for the look of someone who'd lost a friend of more years than we mortals would expect from an entire life.

[heavyhit00]

I almost started to cry :´( I am serious and I hate to cry



[kaishiomo]

the actor for Aragorn would have made a good Kratos from Tales of Symphonia, if they were to make a movie of that game some time soon.

[ishnox]

"Alright, engineers. Here at Khazad-Dum Mining we're all about design, so we need the thinnest, most unsafe bridge possible spanning this infinite drop, just in case we need it to just collapse at some convenient point in time when we're all dead. Get working!"

[ProppeShred07]

@ishnox lmao pretty much what I was thinking when I saw this

[MrSleepinSloth]

SWAG!

[kngdms]

woot whos pumped for the hobbit :D

[Hanpantheflyingman8D]

Man tears.

[tonypap1]

When Gandalf fell............. you have to remember that this man (istari, maiar...whatever you want to call him)....had been around for 7000 years. So Aragorn's look of pure agony has to be accepted. If Tolkien's story about the "Elessar" is to be judged part of "the story" then it only makes it more obvious as to Aragorn's grief to see Gandald fall.

[tonypap1]

These COMMERCIALS are RAPING everything that was good about YouTube.l

FUCK IT. I've had enough. Will stop watching from now on.

[joelpiper1]

sadness moment..

[JeffreyBoy99]

the music makes it even more awesome...

[GoUtes92]

11 people dislike this video??? Fly you fools!!!

[ozfilmz]

He says "fly you fools"

[benster500]

most epic death i can REMEMBER from 5 movie death...

[hello333able]

die you fools? what i dont remember him saying that

[buknolan]

@hello333able he says run you fools, not die.

[hello333able]

@buknolan thanks

[nirvanafan91ify]

@buknolan actually he says fly you fools, i think

[uclananimesociety]

@nirvanafan91ify it is fly its what he says in the book

[JakeHenry41KC]

@hello333able he said fly you fools which meant for them to run like hell

[aranelcalen88]

This scene is where all the actors showed why they got cast, they all are heartbreaking in their own way. The music and everything just makes it amazing, this was the scene that made me fall in love with the LOTR film and book.

[ellibellinor]

Frodo's face when he turns to Aragorn is heartbreaking.

[ModernAntiHeroine]

Awww , Pippin looks so sad :( I wanna hug him<3

[MasterCommentator]

Legolas isn't sad cause he knows Gandalf is immortal.

[ElectricFish100]

@MasterCommentator Even if you are immortal, you can still fall in combat, and Legolas WAS sad. He was just being mature about it, i mean like Legolas is 2,300 years old. He's a grown man.

[davidnessnotroyal]

i am going to watch all of the movies again after this, y'all can join me if you want ;)

[WaSsilache]

man the balrog is the shit

[MsAxel20]

I got so much tears in my eyes when Gandalf died and mostly Boromir!

[forsytheuy]

I hope this will be aired in HBO or in Star Movies

[CokedUpPuppy]

Um... did they seriously put a Twilight ad on this video? -.- Why God? Just why?

[TheKnobdayShow]

Lord of the Rings is neither a book, nor a film. It is a tale, a masterpiece.

[Xeneize0rs2]

epic.

[KeizerXilian]

I remember watching this in the theatres years ago, back when I was in high school and very few things had the capacity to actually tug on my heartstrings. When Gandalf fell I felt a twinge of sadness, but it didn't really sink in until I heard Boromir beg Aragorn to give the hobbits a moment to mourn. For me that will always be the saddest part of the scene.

[NeoConnor1]

This is such a great scene. Even knowing what happens in the next two with Gandalf,the actors just sell it,and really made me feel Gandalf is lost. So many films lack what these films have in abundance:heart. These have been my favorite films since I saw Fellowship back in the summer of 2002,and I believe they will always be.

[TrapperMilan]

@NeoConnor1 Absolutely agree!

[MrKasperabhay]

This is perhaps the birth of Gandalf the WHITE !!

[DaniJCast]

The way Balrog roars, it's not from any vocal cords, but from the sound of heat, and flames escaping him.... so fuckin cool.

[MrKasperabhay]

@DaniJCast good to know how deeply you analyze a movie ..me too even i noticed the same thing ..i was amazed at the creativity of the director ..fuckin awesome...

[premiedusten]

This and The Grey Havens are my ultimate crying spots in any films..

[LincolnBarfield]

Only time I have ever cried in a theatre

[Joseph96PK]

Elijah Wood should Have won an Oscar for that scene. Let alone the rest of the movie.

[metabog]

Swarming with d'Orques.

Swarming with Dorks.

[kangaroo9123]

you can't pass

[snoopdoggisking]

makes me cry every time

[nigel0077]

from 2:01 best music ever made

[osunason]

Boromir was the first man to make up the word or give meaning to the phrase; "For Pity's Sake." It was Boromir who understood the meaning of 'Pity' after seeing his Hobbit friends crumble down.

[LordoftheringsRO]

2:03 tears didnt stop

[elusivecure57]

he didn't die!!

[feindclub666]

@elusivecure57 yes, but we did't know that till the next movie came out.

[symonwill]

@feindclub666 Or we read the books that were written 50 years or so before the wonderful films were made.

[IIKorrupTxX]

@elusivecure57 He died but was reborn as Saramon as he SHOULD've been if he had not turned evil

[iiixySaTnAfLaNiF]

Can someone explain to me WHYYY no one helped Gandalf up? He would've lived!! But then again, he wouldn't ever be the White Wizard.

[AlbertoDeSagitario]

@iiixySaTnAfLaNiF One of the reasons its because the orcs arrived soon and were attacking them with arrows...

[jmitterii2]

@iiixySaTnAfLaNiF Pity? It was pity that stayed Bilbo's hand. Many that live deserve death. Some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them, Frodo? Do not be too eager to deal out death in judgment. Even the very wise cannot see all ends. My heart tells me that Gollum has some part to play yet, for good or ill before this is over. The pity of Bilbo may rule the fate of many.

[abu96123]

FAKE He is immortal 

[karatista777]

he didn't die he beats the fire monster in the trap

[stevegerrard1307]

whats the name of the song??? please

[Awesomeuserdude]

@stevegerrard1307

If you mean the bit where Gandalf dies, then the track is called ''The Bridge of Khazad Dum'.

[stevegerrard1307]

@Awesomeuserdude very much thanks

[BrianThomass]

YOOUU SHALL NOT PAAAASSS!!!

[killer718638]

J.A.R Tolking was in ww1 and had to deal with the loss of his fellow solpiers so i get y he put it in the books

[lolisho0]

why did legolas look so confused?

[Kovimann]

@lolisho0 maybe because he and his people are immortal, so he is not familiar with the loss of somebody at all

[knightsintodreams]

@lolisho0 like kovimann said :) plus maybe he's grappling with the concept of losing somebody, what that really means.

[InvictusJustified]

remember how it was watching this for the VERY FIRSt TIME?

:(

[loonygoldfish]

:'( heart breaking scene and music

[xXTrueAzn]

YOOOOOU! SHALL NOT! PAAAASSS!

[harryisgr8]

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