WTF does Gandalf say!?!?!?!?

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HonkeyDonk

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Originally posted by: Vic
He only says "You cannot pass!" Never "shall not."

Please see my link above.

Well if you go back to the movie, which I believe was jntdesign's question, he does say "you cannot pass" then blab blah blah..."you shall not pass"

i bet you $100, go back and watch the movie, then log onto www.paypal.com and click on send money and send me $100.

gg, no re, k, thx.
 

NinjaGnome

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I just watched the beginning Of TTT and he says fly you fools. I thought it was run until I saw the little clip of it.
 

Hector13

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Originally posted by: Wuffsunie
This is why DVDs are nice

Subtitles are your friend :p

anybody remember the "bootleg" screener version of this movie (before the official DVD was realesed)?? The english subtitles were completely screwed up (I think they were done as a joke). I'll see if I can find the DVD, but I am 90% sure the subtitles say "frodo, you fool".
 

CChaos

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That was far too easy of a question. I've got a better one. What does Jack Nicholson as the Joker say in the original Batman as he's cutting out pictures while talking to his henchman Bob. It sounds something like "I'm of a mind, makes a moogie." I've seen it about 20 times and I can't figure it.
 

skace

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As to why he said fly:
2. To fly or flee from; to shun; to avoid.
It would be similar to saying "Flee, you fools!"
 

FeathersMcGraw

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Originally posted by: skace
As to why he said fly:
2. To fly or flee from; to shun; to avoid.
It would be similar to saying "Flee, you fools!"

He was trying to exert peer pressure on the Fellowship. "If all the wizards were jumping off the bridge of Khazad-Dum, would you?"