Two towers
 

hi..<BR> i must say that the show of the fellowship of the rings is the best, however i think that the two towers will be even better than the first movie...have you heard of the special effects in the two towers? it was cool man..oh yea one thing i'm still not sure of..in the fellowship of the rings..Arwen made a pact to Aragorn that she would bound herself to him..and that she chose a mortal life...does that mean that she became a human? In the two towers did Aragorn and Arwen became together..cause i heard that Aragorn was drawn to Eowyn...Oh and just wanna check that was Golum the ringbearer before Frudo?<P>P.s I hope ya dun mind my long message..i'm saving up money to buy the complete set of the lord of the rings..so far i have one..(The fellowship of the ring)... <P>lol..i'm new here so i'm kinda long winded...lol..anyway feel free to message me anytime anyday! n this site is great..i'm definatly going to put it as my homepage! <P>thanks

Welcome to the Downs, Frwek. <BR>This really belongs in Movies though.

Arwen didn't change from an elf to a man - her descendents are half-elven (part man and part elf), so Eru (the God of Tolkien's mythology) gave her (and her brothers, father, uncle, and grandparents) the choice between the fate of man and the fate of elves.<P>She had until her father left Middle-earth to decide. She chose mortality, obviously.<P>Yes, Eowyn has a crush on Aragorn.<P>The Ring was posessed by the following, in this order...<P>Sauron, Isildur, Deagol (Gollum's Friend), Smeagol (Gollum's first, real name), Bilbo, Frodo...(I won't spoil the rest for you.)

Welcome to the Downs, Frwek! You will find many discussions about the movies on the Movies forum. This thread has been moved to that forum; please continue to read and post there.

Frewk,<BR>Glad you are enjoying the movie, I know I am!<BR>But you know whats even better? The books!!!!!!<BR>No money needed, just your library card. There is no movie out there (LotR trilogy included) that can come even close to the feelings, intamacy, and depth of your imagination that a (the) book can.<BR>Enjoy!