Who was the better character in the films?

[GOLLUM]

I think Gollum was critical to the story, my namesake like me rocks!...

However I went for Gimli becasue he had the funniest lines I thought.

[ras'matroi]

I liked Gollum best. Especially in the scene in the second film where he has his 'monologe'.

From the characters up there i would choose Boromir. The actor did a great job on one side being under the influence of the ring but on the oter fighting it.

[Dachux]

I really couldn't make my mind between Gandalf and Sam. I think they are quite different, but they both gived themselves away and made sacrifices for other members of fellowship. They are charackters, who keep this emotional line in the story, they are true friends...

but I still voted for Gandalf, maybe I have fallen under some sort of spell? Definitely sharming one...

[dragula_66]

In the books i always loved legolas and gimli, i really like how their friendship developed from disliking and untrusting, to being great friends, however i think in the movies the character of legolas was somehow inferier to his character in the books (but that may have been down to my interpretation of him in the books). i would have 2 say that of the fellowship in the films i thought boromir was the best. Sean Bean played boromir perfectly in my opinion, showing very clearly how he was a good man, and how the ring drove him to madness. I especially like the end of the fellowship when he was talking to frodo in the woods, just before he tried to take the ring... superb acting.

[Telperaca]

I voted Gandalf, but I also though Aragorn was awesome!

I like Boromir - Oh BoroBean!
And Pippin and Merry. They were funny.
I liked the My Precious too! So pretty... oh pretty, yessss, she's mine... all mine... my precious... delicious!! ::Notices everyone staring:: No, I'm not crazy... I'm not talking about the ring... I'm talking about Rochers.

[Joel007]

Gandalf was done perfectly. I didn't actually dislike any of them, and was quite impressed with most of the acting (especially considering some of the props weren't actually there), but Ian McKellen was flawless, and did an amazing job of portraying the character.

[andrew.v.spencer]

I thought Gandalf was the truest to my idea of Gandalf. In other word he was the way I imagined him whilst reading the book.

Honourable Mention to Bernard Hill for Theoden. I thought he made the character sad, noble, desperate and ultimatly brave. A lot stronger than the Theoden of the book, and a character I would have liked to have seen more of.

..and of course Gollum.

[Cydon]

I enjoyed Boromir and Faramir the most.

[Majimaune]

I have to say Mery and Pippin. They are the funniest.

[pyan]

You don't think that the "comic relief" aspect was a smidgeon overdone? All that nonsense with the fireworks at the beginning?

[Talysia]

I think the best characters were Boromir and Faramir, although I would've liked to see more of Faramir's story.

[Majimaune]

Yeah I guess the fireworks at the start was overdone but it was still good.

[HBP]

What about Golum.........you know he...well it was a great character

[HBP]

Gandalf was really the best character of the film. He carried with him a sense of togetherness. Without gandalf there wasn't really a felllowship. The minute gandalf fell into shadows the fellowship was ripped apart. He deserves utmost respect.

[Majimaune]

I liked Gollum alot for the fact that Andy Serkis played him so well.