[Yokuutsu]

I, personally, liked this movie. I've learned to treat the movie as a completely different thing from the book, treat it as if the book never existed. Otherwise, there would probably be a lot of disappointment.

And apparently people have never heard of using a current word to describe something that has never been done before and so does not have a word for it.

And Radagast

Tolkien wrote that he gave up his mission as one of the Wizards by becoming too obsessed with animals and plants. He also wrote that he did not believe that Radagast's failure was as great as Saruman's and that he may eventually have been allowed (or chosen) to return to the Undying Lands. However, Christopher Tolkien notes in Unfinished Tales that the assumption Radagast failed in his task may not be entirely accurate considering that he was specifically chosen by Yavanna, and he may have been assigned to protect the flora and fauna of Middle-earth, a task that would not end with the defeat of Sauron and the end of the War of the Ring.

Also considering what he is, what he stands for, I think I wouldn't be so sane when EVERY SINGLE RACE is destroying what I hold dear constantly. I liked Radagast. He's not sane really, but it isn't like he's going to hurt you when he sees you. And considering how Saruman doesn't like him (yet he traveled with Saruman) that couldn't be very helpful.