Whether it is the legendary struggle of the Helmas marsh, the epic load of Rohan in the Pelenori fields, or the final confrontation with the Sauron troops on the gate of Mordor, the trilogy of the lord of the Rings adapted from JRR Tolkien’s work is not memorable moments.
At the same time, with its dramatic tension, its breathtaking staging and its visual efficiency, the sequence we are going to do here has left a special fingerprint in the minds of the audience. In the first part of Peter Jackson’s saga, it is clearly a mythological face between Jandafi and Balrog, deep in Maurice.
“Escape, bad crazy!”
Although the public is preparing to look for a daylight, after a long and dangerous journey in the dark, the magician stops in the middle of the bridge of the drum to confront the last enemy. An opponent who only hopes to hope for the challenge, and against whom he is ready to sacrifice his life for the salvation of his comrades.
Brilliant, terrible and powerful, at the same time, this masterful face -to -face, extremely loyal to the original work, in our collective unconscious again, thanks to its graphic beauty, Ian McKellen’s talent and this famous answer: “You will not pass!”
If the scene was shocked by millions of viewers at the end of the film in 2001, it was due to an amazing result. Indeed, after Balrog disappeared, the confusing powers disappeared and accelerated it in the darkness, in turn, Jandafi, who invaded his enemy’s bushes.
One last view of his comrades, the final order – “Escape, bad crazy!” – And then, nothing …
“No, the trip here is not over”
Like Frodon, Sam and the rest of society, the public does not believe in his eyes. From the first part of the trilogy, the most emblem character of the Lord of the Rings just disappeared!
The impossible (unless of course not knowing Tolkien’s books) to consider such an opportunity in history so early. It is incredible to imagine that everything can be completed in this way for jealousy.
“Finish? No, the trip does not end there. Death is just a different way that we all need to take”The magician himself will be corrected upon returning to King Pippin.
Yes, Jandafi is really dead after a long battle with Balrog. No, this event does not indicate the completion of his epic.
“From the deepest dungeon to the highest peak, I fought Balrog de Morgoth until I could drop my enemy, which was going to the side of the mountain. The darkness was surrounded by me.Gandalf tells his comrades in two towers as a white magician.
This fuss return that the intensity of the battle against Balrog was almost sparkling.
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