Miranda Otto was, to me, more endearing than Liv Tyler. This obviously isn't fair, since Tyler barely had any role in this one at all. Still, a few times during the film I did forget that she is bound for Faramir, Mr. Hotter-Than-All-Elves-and-Men-Combined, and that's when I couldn't help but wonder how on earth Aragorn ever withstood her. <BR>Otto is a wonderful embodiment of a Rohan shieldmaiden, and I can't think of a single criticism at this point (though I know a few folk here who are likely to nitpick ).
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