A very good choice in my mind. She is beautyful, like Arwen in my imagination..
Comment by Caragorn - June 10, 2000 @ 12:02 PM - Rated a 5
A very good choice in my mind. She is beautyful, like Arwen in my imagination..
Comment by Caragorn - June 10, 2000 @ 12:02 PM - Rated a 5
Not the actress I would have picked for the role....but still nice.
Comment by elijah - July 18, 2000 @ 4:35 AM - Rated a 4
Not the actress I would have picked for the role....but still nice.
Comment by elijah - July 18, 2000 @ 4:35 AM - Rated a 4
she's a stunner...
Comment by ffresh - August 15, 2000 @ 2:25 AM - Rated a 5
she's a stunner...
Comment by ffresh - August 15, 2000 @ 2:25 AM - Rated a 5
Liv Tyler is not an actress though, she's just a face
Comment by Aolelorne - August 16, 2000 @ 3:41 PM
Liv Tyler is not an actress though, she's just a face
Comment by Aolelorne - August 16, 2000 @ 3:41 PM
Liv is just perfect for the role, perfect perfect.. execpt if she have to fight, then, I don't care, put anyone you want, I won't like the movie anyway!!!
Comment by bellycid - September 18, 2000 @ 9:16 AM - Rated a 3
Liv is just perfect for the role, perfect perfect.. execpt if she have to fight, then, I don't care, put anyone you want, I won't like the movie anyway!!!
Comment by bellycid - September 18, 2000 @ 9:16 AM - Rated a 3
Am I going nuts, or is Liv Tyler not only an unskilled actress, but also not very attractive?
Comment by Orc#5063 - September 22, 2000 @ 4:44 PM - Rated a 1
Am I going nuts, or is Liv Tyler not only an unskilled actress, but also not very attractive?
Comment by Orc#5063 - September 22, 2000 @ 4:44 PM - Rated a 1
I wouldn't have picked Liv cuz she is going to be like a Xena warrior, not a humble, gentle girl. It's just Liv, that's why. Plus, she looks far too proud and sexy for me to be comfortable. I mean, Tolkien didn't portray Arwen as bold and stunning, just beautiful and ladylike and quiet. As Carolyn says, leave Tolkien's story alone.
Comment by mithril - October 17, 2000 @ 8:35 PM
I wouldn't have picked Liv cuz she is going to be like a Xena warrior, not a humble, gentle girl. It's just Liv, that's why. Plus, she looks far too proud and sexy for me to be comfortable. I mean, Tolkien didn't portray Arwen as bold and stunning, just beautiful and ladylike and quiet. As Carolyn says, leave Tolkien's story alone.
Comment by mithril - October 17, 2000 @ 8:35 PM
She may not be a good actress, but the looks alone win me over.
Comment by Elven_Prodigy - January 9, 2001 @ 2:43 PM - Rated a 5
She may not be a good actress, but the looks alone win me over.
Comment by Elven_Prodigy - January 9, 2001 @ 2:43 PM - Rated a 5
Minght be nice allright, but if they convert the role of Arwen in a rebellious young lady, I am not gonna like it anyway
Comment by calista7 - February 23, 2001 @ 1:05 PM - Rated a 4
Minght be nice allright, but if they convert the role of Arwen in a rebellious young lady, I am not gonna like it anyway
Comment by calista7 - February 23, 2001 @ 1:05 PM - Rated a 4
She has the perfect face, soft, gentle, sweet and so on just right. She can be my Elven any day
Comment by Celtic - May 2, 2001 @ 7:44 AM - Rated a 5
She has the perfect face, soft, gentle, sweet and so on just right. She can be my Elven any day
Comment by Celtic - May 2, 2001 @ 7:44 AM - Rated a 5
Beautiful lady.
Comment by RWeiss - May 26, 2001 @ 7:59 PM - Rated a 4
Beautiful lady.
Comment by RWeiss - May 26, 2001 @ 7:59 PM - Rated a 4
I'm worried less about the casting of Liv Tyler as Arwen than I am about what role the character plays in the movie. It almost sounds from the description that Arwen will be playted off as like a rebellious teenage daughter, or a defier of the 'traditional role' of women (which is Eowyn's role-why weaken it by creating two women like that?). Also, I don't think that the love between Arwen and Aragorn should be made obvious until later, but only hinted at, as it is in the book. However, it is my opinion that they should feature her a little more than in the book, but not until the second or third movie. And what fighting seens and horse-riding scenes is Arwen going to be in, since throughout the book she is in Rivendell? Oh well. I'm going to try to view the movie as separate from the book,(which it is of course, or why bother making it?) and then I'll probably enjoy it anyway.
Comment by Michellen - June 5, 2001 @ 9:31 PM - Rated a 3
I'm worried less about the casting of Liv Tyler as Arwen than I am about what role the character plays in the movie. It almost sounds from the description that Arwen will be playted off as like a rebellious teenage daughter, or a defier of the 'traditional role' of women (which is Eowyn's role-why weaken it by creating two women like that?). Also, I don't think that the love between Arwen and Aragorn should be made obvious until later, but only hinted at, as it is in the book. However, it is my opinion that they should feature her a little more than in the book, but not until the second or third movie. And what fighting seens and horse-riding scenes is Arwen going to be in, since throughout the book she is in Rivendell? Oh well. I'm going to try to view the movie as separate from the book,(which it is of course, or why bother making it?) and then I'll probably enjoy it anyway.
Comment by Michellen - June 5, 2001 @ 9:31 PM - Rated a 3
She is too much of a woman to be an elf. But I am looking forward to see her and hear her speak ... she's got the sweetest voice ever!
Comment by Zappster - June 15, 2001 @ 2:28 AM - Rated a 5
She is too much of a woman to be an elf. But I am looking forward to see her and hear her speak ... she's got the sweetest voice ever!
Comment by Zappster - June 15, 2001 @ 2:28 AM - Rated a 5
I think so , if Tolkien's story leave alone. She looks beutiful and peaceful just like Arwen in the book. But can she fight with a sword?? Can she join wars?? We'll see.
Comment by Alleria - July 15, 2001 @ 5:49 AM
I think so , if Tolkien's story leave alone. She looks beutiful and peaceful just like Arwen in the book. But can she fight with a sword?? Can she join wars?? We'll see.
Comment by Alleria - July 15, 2001 @ 5:49 AM
she is hot
Comment by Piece - August 6, 2001 @ 4:27 PM - Rated a 5
she is hot
Comment by Piece - August 6, 2001 @ 4:27 PM - Rated a 5
if you think she's ugly than i'd like to see your face
Comment by FairLadyClaire - August 14, 2001 @ 1:51 PM - Rated a 3
if you think she's ugly than i'd like to see your face
Comment by FairLadyClaire - August 14, 2001 @ 1:51 PM - Rated a 3
FairLadyClaire: You are absolutely right. She is a very attractive being. Orc #5063 must be gay and/or not straight (though I have no prejudice against that).
Orc #5063: What are you? Gay? Answer me when I'm looking at you, ***it!!!
Comment by Prince_Xizor - September 22, 2001 @ 3:06 PM - Rated a 4
FairLadyClaire: You are absolutely right. She is a very attractive being. Orc #5063 must be gay and/or not straight (though I have no prejudice against that).
Orc #5063: What are you? Gay? Answer me when I'm looking at you, ***it!!!
Comment by Prince_Xizor - September 22, 2001 @ 3:06 PM - Rated a 4
Comment by arcturus55 - September 30, 2001 @ 1:31 PM - Rated a 4
Comment by arcturus55 - September 30, 2001 @ 1:31 PM - Rated a 4
I'm speechless!!!!! RWiess has said something that isn't negative!!!! No offense, RWiess. She is beautiful, but Elves aren't beautiful, serene, AND sexy...if it was subtle it would be okay, but she just comes right out with it.
Comment by madman_Andy - October 22, 2001 @ 5:33 PM - Rated a 2
I'm speechless!!!!! RWiess has said something that isn't negative!!!! No offense, RWiess. She is beautiful, but Elves aren't beautiful, serene, AND sexy...if it was subtle it would be okay, but she just comes right out with it.
Comment by madman_Andy - October 22, 2001 @ 5:33 PM - Rated a 2
I'm speechless!!!!! RWiess has said something that isn't negative!!!! No offense, RWiess. She is beautiful, but Elves aren't beautiful, serene, AND sexy...if it was subtle it would be okay, but she just comes right out with it. 3 for picking a really cute woman for Arwen... but it's still not quiiite right.
Comment by madman_Andy - October 22, 2001 @ 5:34 PM - Rated a 3
I'm speechless!!!!! RWiess has said something that isn't negative!!!! No offense, RWiess. She is beautiful, but Elves aren't beautiful, serene, AND sexy...if it was subtle it would be okay, but she just comes right out with it. 3 for picking a really cute woman for Arwen... but it's still not quiiite right.
Comment by madman_Andy - October 22, 2001 @ 5:34 PM - Rated a 3
I think that they should have gone for an older actress. Like Terri Farrow from Deep Space Nine. Liv is just too young for the part. And she is not a strong actress. Rumor Mill Says that Jackson cut out the additional scenes of her warrior role part, because she didn't come across the way that he had invisioned. So they stuck to more of a love story. If they keep her lines short she shouldn't be too much of a distraction from the rest of the move.
Comment by bluemoon - November 30, 2001 @ 12:52 PM - Rated a 1
I think that they should have gone for an older actress. Like Terri Farrow from Deep Space Nine. Liv is just too young for the part. And she is not a strong actress. Rumor Mill Says that Jackson cut out the additional scenes of her warrior role part, because she didn't come across the way that he had invisioned. So they stuck to more of a love story. If they keep her lines short she shouldn't be too much of a distraction from the rest of the move.
Comment by bluemoon - November 30, 2001 @ 12:52 PM - Rated a 1
I think that they should have gone for an older actress. Like Terri Farrow from Deep Space Nine. Liv is just too young for the part. And she is not a strong actress. Rumor Mill Says that Jackson cut out the additional scenes of her warrior role part, because she didn't come across the way that he had invisioned. So they stuck to more of a love story. If they keep her lines short she shouldn't be too much of a distraction from the rest of the move.
Comment by bluemoon - November 30, 2001 @ 12:53 PM - Rated a 1
I think that they should have gone for an older actress. Like Terri Farrow from Deep Space Nine. Liv is just too young for the part. And she is not a strong actress. Rumor Mill Says that Jackson cut out the additional scenes of her warrior role part, because she didn't come across the way that he had invisioned. So they stuck to more of a love story. If they keep her lines short she shouldn't be too much of a distraction from the rest of the move.
Comment by bluemoon - November 30, 2001 @ 12:53 PM - Rated a 1
WindinLothlorien alluded to it above.... I think this is a publicity photo of Liv -- the actress who plays Arwen -- NOT Liv in character AS Arwen. If you look at the photos of Arwen, her hair and make-up are different.
As to Arwen't role. I don't know about the "rebellious daughter" theory, but as I understand it Arwen accompanies Glorfindel when he goes in search of Strider and the Hobbits. She then carries Frodo on the elf-horse to the Ford, where she brandishes a sword against the Nazgul. Is that a departure from the book? Certainly. Will it ruin the movie? I don't think so (my opinion only).
Comment by Ebony_Emperor - November 30, 2001 @ 8:04 PM
WindinLothlorien alluded to it above.... I think this is a publicity photo of Liv -- the actress who plays Arwen -- NOT Liv in character AS Arwen. If you look at the photos of Arwen, her hair and make-up are different.
As to Arwen't role. I don't know about the "rebellious daughter" theory, but as I understand it Arwen accompanies Glorfindel when he goes in search of Strider and the Hobbits. She then carries Frodo on the elf-horse to the Ford, where she brandishes a sword against the Nazgul. Is that a departure from the book? Certainly. Will it ruin the movie? I don't think so (my opinion only).
Comment by Ebony_Emperor - November 30, 2001 @ 8:04 PM
She has to choose between inmmortality and her love, she's beautiful, I love her.
I live for Tolkien's world!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by DannyD - December 22, 2001 @ 5:02 PM - Rated a 5
She has to choose between inmmortality and her love, she's beautiful, I love her.
I live for Tolkien's world!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by DannyD - December 22, 2001 @ 5:02 PM - Rated a 5
she?s butt ugly and she can act. i dont think tolkien pictured arwen like that
Comment by GollumIdun - January 23, 2002 @ 7:01 AM - Rated a 3
she?s butt ugly and she can act. i dont think tolkien pictured arwen like that
Comment by GollumIdun - January 23, 2002 @ 7:01 AM - Rated a 3
She is very beautiful.
Comment by singingelf - February 9, 2002 @ 12:05 PM - Rated a 5
She is very beautiful.
Comment by singingelf - February 9, 2002 @ 12:05 PM - Rated a 5
I agree with Ebony_Emperor in the fact that this is just a publicity shot and not a pic of her as arwen
Comment by Undomiel-Evenstar - February 12, 2002 @ 4:14 AM
I agree with Ebony_Emperor in the fact that this is just a publicity shot and not a pic of her as arwen
Comment by Undomiel-Evenstar - February 12, 2002 @ 4:14 AM
She seems like a very nice person and she is very pretty. I wouldn't choose any other actress to play Arwen.
Comment by Marigold - February 16, 2002 @ 4:12 PM
She seems like a very nice person and she is very pretty. I wouldn't choose any other actress to play Arwen.
Comment by Marigold - February 16, 2002 @ 4:12 PM
"Famed as the most beautiful of all living things"
That is how the Visual Guide refers to Arwen as, and pretty much how Tolkien portrays her.
For all those of you who said she can't act, I refer you to Empire Records and now, LOTR. If you don't think its good acting, then you don't know the first thing about it.
She is one of the most beautiful things ever to set foot on our world as well...
Comment by Anor - February 27, 2002 @ 6:12 AM - Rated a 5
"Famed as the most beautiful of all living things"
That is how the Visual Guide refers to Arwen as, and pretty much how Tolkien portrays her.
For all those of you who said she can't act, I refer you to Empire Records and now, LOTR. If you don't think its good acting, then you don't know the first thing about it.
She is one of the most beautiful things ever to set foot on our world as well...
Comment by Anor - February 27, 2002 @ 6:12 AM - Rated a 5
As I said, just perfect. Period.
Comment by daikane - March 6, 2002 @ 6:40 PM - Rated a 5
As I said, just perfect. Period.
Comment by daikane - March 6, 2002 @ 6:40 PM - Rated a 5
are we commenting and voting on a picture or the mountain load of intentions behind it? liv is pretty go to hell anyone who dosnt think so (she is prettier than all of you combined) my god you dont go around calling people you know (who are ugly) ugly, but you go around calling an actress and an a complete stranger a whore and ugly. i dont see how she is not a good actress in the movie becaus there wasnt enough scens in the movie with her in it to evaluate!
Comment by the_one_and_only_me - March 10, 2002 @ 11:04 AM - Rated a 5
are we commenting and voting on a picture or the mountain load of intentions behind it? liv is pretty go to hell anyone who dosnt think so (she is prettier than all of you combined) my god you dont go around calling people you know (who are ugly) ugly, but you go around calling an actress and an a complete stranger a whore and ugly. i dont see how she is not a good actress in the movie becaus there wasnt enough scens in the movie with her in it to evaluate!
Comment by the_one_and_only_me - March 10, 2002 @ 11:04 AM - Rated a 5
Comment by Mia003 - March 12, 2002 @ 10:21 PM - Rated a 5
Comment by Mia003 - March 12, 2002 @ 10:21 PM - Rated a 5
she doesn't look too bad... actually... wow she looks pretty good !!!
Comment by Lobo - March 25, 2002 @ 8:10 PM - Rated a 4
she doesn't look too bad... actually... wow she looks pretty good !!!
Comment by Lobo - March 25, 2002 @ 8:10 PM - Rated a 4
... Does she look like Sandra Bullock in that shot? Her role as Arwen portrayed Arwen v. well, I think. She seems peceful on the outside but you can feel inner turmoil and indescision too.
Comment by elf_maiden_arwen - April 6, 2002 @ 2:52 PM - Rated a 5
... Does she look like Sandra Bullock in that shot? Her role as Arwen portrayed Arwen v. well, I think. She seems peceful on the outside but you can feel inner turmoil and indescision too.
Comment by elf_maiden_arwen - April 6, 2002 @ 2:52 PM - Rated a 5
before i don't like her but i think she is pretty, now
Comment by megu - April 7, 2002 @ 7:03 AM - Rated a 3
before i don't like her but i think she is pretty, now
Comment by megu - April 7, 2002 @ 7:03 AM - Rated a 3
How can u people judge liv tyler as a bad actress!!!>:0 .she didn't get to talk mutch in the movie so how can u judje her. she is a great actress and she is very pretty thank u very much
Angel in pig tails >>> ____ %{ ^ _^ }% % %
Comment by Lady_Arwen33 - April 10, 2002 @ 2:43 AM - Rated a 5
How can u people judge liv tyler as a bad actress!!!>:0 .she didn't get to talk mutch in the movie so how can u judje her. she is a great actress and she is very pretty thank u very much
Angel in pig tails >>> ____ %{ ^ _^ }% % %
Comment by Lady_Arwen33 - April 10, 2002 @ 2:43 AM - Rated a 5
forget the angel in pigtails i messed up
Comment by Lady_Arwen33 - April 10, 2002 @ 2:44 AM
forget the angel in pigtails i messed up
Comment by Lady_Arwen33 - April 10, 2002 @ 2:44 AM
Comment by Anariel - April 29, 2002 @ 12:19 PM - Rated a 1
Comment by Anariel - April 29, 2002 @ 12:19 PM - Rated a 1
As Tolkien said about LOTR, "It grew with the telling". This was a really important remark, because I think it reveals a lot about Tolkien's view of literature or any other form of art for that matter. I also think that the ring represents the ultimate Platonic form, resistant to change, inevitable, inexorable, crushingly universal, but incapable of accomodating freedom. Aristotle rebelled against this Platonic form, insisting that the form was only the organization of the content, and content changes....Tolkien, from his historical and literary work on the Middle Ages, was very well aware of this debate. I think that he came down on the side of Aristotle, on the side of unity versus uniformity in art, life and politics. This is why a hobbit is the ringbearer (new content transforms, changes all the calculations.
Such being the case, I don't think Tolkien would appreciate carping about Arwen's expanded role in the movie. A different form needs different content. In the film, Arwen it seems will come to render visual and personalise the whole shift away from the imperishable, the rings (even the elven three), to the world of men, impermanence, mortality, and hope of redemption "outside the circles of the world". The human need for a world beyond ends was the critical theme in the fall of Númenor, the axis of seduction of the Nine, etc., and is absolutely central to LOTR. In the books, if we think how much attention, space and care is given to the world that is slipping away at the end of the third age, the multi-page poems to |Earendil, Luthien, etc., impossible to reproduce affectively in film, then it's obvious that the movie needs to embody this sense of impending and real loss, tragedy, catastrophe (the 'doom' Galadriel speaks of in reference to the arrival of Frodo in Lothlorien). I think that the scene in Rivendell between Aragorn and Arwen, aided by the haunting music of Enya, is one of the most sublimely romantic I have ever seen. The final parting of Arwen and Elrond in the Return of the King promises to be heart rending, and in some way, summary of the whole work.
So guys, let's cut out the Platonic critique. Tolkien in all probability wouldn't appreciate it. The content has changed because the form has as well, and Arwen Undomiel will show us the truth about the end of the third age. Liv Tyler will help her do it beautifully. We have to have faith in the power of the tale. Whatever Liv has done before, LOTR will raise her talent and execution to a new level. As for her beauty, well, as Geothe said, "The only remedy for the superiority of others is love."
Comment by plantagenet - June 1, 2002 @ 8:07 AM - Rated a 5
As Tolkien said about LOTR, "It grew with the telling". This was a really important remark, because I think it reveals a lot about Tolkien's view of literature or any other form of art for that matter. I also think that the ring represents the ultimate Platonic form, resistant to change, inevitable, inexorable, crushingly universal, but incapable of accomodating freedom. Aristotle rebelled against this Platonic form, insisting that the form was only the organization of the content, and content changes....Tolkien, from his historical and literary work on the Middle Ages, was very well aware of this debate. I think that he came down on the side of Aristotle, on the side of unity versus uniformity in art, life and politics. This is why a hobbit is the ringbearer (new content transforms, changes all the calculations.
Such being the case, I don't think Tolkien would appreciate carping about Arwen's expanded role in the movie. A different form needs different content. In the film, Arwen it seems will come to render visual and personalise the whole shift away from the imperishable, the rings (even the elven three), to the world of men, impermanence, mortality, and hope of redemption "outside the circles of the world". The human need for a world beyond ends was the critical theme in the fall of Númenor, the axis of seduction of the Nine, etc., and is absolutely central to LOTR. In the books, if we think how much attention, space and care is given to the world that is slipping away at the end of the third age, the multi-page poems to |Earendil, Luthien, etc., impossible to reproduce affectively in film, then it's obvious that the movie needs to embody this sense of impending and real loss, tragedy, catastrophe (the 'doom' Galadriel speaks of in reference to the arrival of Frodo in Lothlorien). I think that the scene in Rivendell between Aragorn and Arwen, aided by the haunting music of Enya, is one of the most sublimely romantic I have ever seen. The final parting of Arwen and Elrond in the Return of the King promises to be heart rending, and in some way, summary of the whole work.
So guys, let's cut out the Platonic critique. Tolkien in all probability wouldn't appreciate it. The content has changed because the form has as well, and Arwen Undomiel will show us the truth about the end of the third age. Liv Tyler will help her do it beautifully. We have to have faith in the power of the tale. Whatever Liv has done before, LOTR will raise her talent and execution to a new level. As for her beauty, well, as Geothe said, "The only remedy for the superiority of others is love."
Comment by plantagenet - June 1, 2002 @ 8:07 AM - Rated a 5
this Pic was so great, and i really do admire it myself, i put it as my profile For a Chat room that i freaquently go to, so really
hiyaz everyone! =P
Comment by ~*Arwen*~ - October 13, 2002 @ 2:19 PM - Rated a 5
this Pic was so great, and i really do admire it myself, i put it as my profile For a Chat room that i freaquently go to, so really
hiyaz everyone! =P
Comment by ~*Arwen*~ - October 13, 2002 @ 2:19 PM - Rated a 5
she is a total babe. absolutely gorgeous
Comment by aragornofthedunedain - February 18, 2003 @ 1:32 PM - Rated a 5
she is a total babe. absolutely gorgeous
Comment by aragornofthedunedain - February 18, 2003 @ 1:32 PM - Rated a 5
She sucked ass in everything else I have seen her in, but she was not all that bad in ttt or tfotr... Thow I dislike that they put her in the "flight to the ford".. It would have been just as a exciting scene without her... They sould not have screwed with that.. To tell you the truth it pises me off... No one should go and seee these films without reading the books first... SWo that they can be pissed off with the rest of us true fans...
PS.NICE PIC OF LIV
Comment by elijahhotti - April 8, 2003 @ 7:27 PM - Rated a 5
She sucked ass in everything else I have seen her in, but she was not all that bad in ttt or tfotr... Thow I dislike that they put her in the "flight to the ford".. It would have been just as a exciting scene without her... They sould not have screwed with that.. To tell you the truth it pises me off... No one should go and seee these films without reading the books first... SWo that they can be pissed off with the rest of us true fans...
PS.NICE PIC OF LIV
Comment by elijahhotti - April 8, 2003 @ 7:27 PM - Rated a 5
yep
Comment by TheshardsofNarsil - April 9, 2003 @ 4:52 PM - Rated a 5
yep
Comment by TheshardsofNarsil - April 9, 2003 @ 4:52 PM - Rated a 5
liv is simply b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l come on. i know dissing is a form of jealosy
Comment by leafluv - April 11, 2003 @ 11:11 PM - Rated a 5
liv is simply b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l come on. i know dissing is a form of jealosy
Comment by leafluv - April 11, 2003 @ 11:11 PM - Rated a 5
I am SO SICK of having people slagging off Liv Tyler. NO-ONE deserves all the abuse you lot are giving her - is it jealousy, coz I can't see any other reason to dislike her. I do not know her personally, so I can't say if she's a nice person or not, and the same goes for you guys, so you have no reason to say a lot of what you say. Is it Liv's fault the part of Arwen was expanded in the film? If you don't think she's a very good actor then fair enough, if you don't think she's attractive, fair enough, but there is no reason for all the crap you give her. There are actors I think aren't very good but I don't go around dissing them whenever I see their picture or whatever. PLEASE just cut it out beacause we don't wanna hear it. It's just pathetic.
5/5 for the picture
Comment by K.Evenstar - July 16, 2003 @ 5:03 AM - Rated a 5
I am SO SICK of having people slagging off Liv Tyler. NO-ONE deserves all the abuse you lot are giving her - is it jealousy, coz I can't see any other reason to dislike her. I do not know her personally, so I can't say if she's a nice person or not, and the same goes for you guys, so you have no reason to say a lot of what you say. Is it Liv's fault the part of Arwen was expanded in the film? If you don't think she's a very good actor then fair enough, if you don't think she's attractive, fair enough, but there is no reason for all the crap you give her. There are actors I think aren't very good but I don't go around dissing them whenever I see their picture or whatever. PLEASE just cut it out beacause we don't wanna hear it. It's just pathetic.
5/5 for the picture
Comment by K.Evenstar - July 16, 2003 @ 5:03 AM - Rated a 5
What do you guys have against Liv Tyler ? Man, she can call me anytime ! Besides she's perfect for this role.
Be glad they didn't pick Sandra bullock to play arwen, that would have been a disaster !
Comment by Gandalf_Flame_Of_Anor - September 10, 2003 @ 2:52 PM - Rated a 5
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by Lady_of_the_Winds - October 31, 2003 @ 9:19 AM
Oh my gosh, you hate Arwen? Then why come here at all, to this Tolkien based website?
I mean, if you hate Arwen then you hate Tolkien and his Middle Earth, so overall you don't care for the Lord of the Rings, etc etc etc.
Comment by mithril - January 8, 2004 @ 12:01 AM
Comment by mithril - January 8, 2004 @ 12:02 AM
Not only is this a great picture of Liv Tyler, but she DID a great job of playing Arwen--in spite of what the "film-bashing" Tolkien-purists say! Liv Tyler did a great job acting in the films, she showed real emotion and depth in the role of Arwen! She can do a ten-times better job acting in a film than any of you whiners can do--so STOP your petty griping! I swear, somebody really needs to stick a pacifier in the mouths of all you "Liv Tyler-bashers" so you guys will finally shut up and stop your ridiculous whining! GET A LIFE!!!
Comment by Adree - March 9, 2004 @ 10:39 PM - Rated a 5
I have no comment- absolutely perfect
Comment by sauron989 - May 7, 2004 @ 3:50 AM - Rated a 5
I don't hate Tolkien or middle earth - they're both wonderful - but I hate Arwen. And Liv, if anything,, only made it worse. She's ugly like hell and she ABSOLUTELY cannot act!
Comment by Sulmerel - May 25, 2004 @ 3:22 PM
liv tyler rocks. 'nuf said. she's hot!
Comment by archer_of_millron - June 13, 2004 @ 1:23 PM - Rated a 5
Who has said Liv can't act ? Then i would like to see YOU ( who ever it was ) playing the Role of Arwen!!!! Maybe you haven't recognized that it is a difficult role to play ... I don't say anything against you if you do not like Liv , because that is your personal taste .. but Arwen , what has she done wrong ? Is it because she is taking away Aragorn from you all ? No , I think she plays absolutely perfect and she is so wonderfull. and she 's soooooooooooooo beautifull i can't tell you.
Comment by Netze - May 3, 2005 @ 7:52 AM - Rated a 5
A very good choice in my mind. She is beautyful, like Arwen in my imagination..
Comment by Caragorn - June 10, 2000 @ 12:02 PM - Rated a 5
A very good choice in my mind. She is beautyful, like Arwen in my imagination..
Comment by Caragorn - June 10, 2000 @ 12:02 PM - Rated a 5
Not the actress I would have picked for the role....but still nice.
Comment by elijah - July 18, 2000 @ 4:35 AM - Rated a 4
Not the actress I would have picked for the role....but still nice.
Comment by elijah - July 18, 2000 @ 4:35 AM - Rated a 4
she's a stunner...
Comment by ffresh - August 15, 2000 @ 2:25 AM - Rated a 5
she's a stunner...
Comment by ffresh - August 15, 2000 @ 2:25 AM - Rated a 5
Liv Tyler is not an actress though, she's just a face
Comment by Aolelorne - August 16, 2000 @ 3:41 PM
Liv Tyler is not an actress though, she's just a face
Comment by Aolelorne - August 16, 2000 @ 3:41 PM
Liv is just perfect for the role, perfect perfect.. execpt if she have to fight, then, I don't care, put anyone you want, I won't like the movie anyway!!!
Comment by bellycid - September 18, 2000 @ 9:16 AM - Rated a 3
Liv is just perfect for the role, perfect perfect.. execpt if she have to fight, then, I don't care, put anyone you want, I won't like the movie anyway!!!
Comment by bellycid - September 18, 2000 @ 9:16 AM - Rated a 3
Am I going nuts, or is Liv Tyler not only an unskilled actress, but also not very attractive?
Comment by Orc#5063 - September 22, 2000 @ 4:44 PM - Rated a 1
Am I going nuts, or is Liv Tyler not only an unskilled actress, but also not very attractive?
Comment by Orc#5063 - September 22, 2000 @ 4:44 PM - Rated a 1
I wouldn't have picked Liv cuz she is going to be like a Xena warrior, not a humble, gentle girl. It's just Liv, that's why. Plus, she looks far too proud and sexy for me to be comfortable. I mean, Tolkien didn't portray Arwen as bold and stunning, just beautiful and ladylike and quiet. As Carolyn says, leave Tolkien's story alone.
Comment by mithril - October 17, 2000 @ 8:35 PM
I wouldn't have picked Liv cuz she is going to be like a Xena warrior, not a humble, gentle girl. It's just Liv, that's why. Plus, she looks far too proud and sexy for me to be comfortable. I mean, Tolkien didn't portray Arwen as bold and stunning, just beautiful and ladylike and quiet. As Carolyn says, leave Tolkien's story alone.
Comment by mithril - October 17, 2000 @ 8:35 PM
She may not be a good actress, but the looks alone win me over.
Comment by Elven_Prodigy - January 9, 2001 @ 2:43 PM - Rated a 5
She may not be a good actress, but the looks alone win me over.
Comment by Elven_Prodigy - January 9, 2001 @ 2:43 PM - Rated a 5
Minght be nice allright, but if they convert the role of Arwen in a rebellious young lady, I am not gonna like it anyway
Comment by calista7 - February 23, 2001 @ 1:05 PM - Rated a 4
Minght be nice allright, but if they convert the role of Arwen in a rebellious young lady, I am not gonna like it anyway
Comment by calista7 - February 23, 2001 @ 1:05 PM - Rated a 4
She has the perfect face, soft, gentle, sweet and so on just right. She can be my Elven any day
Comment by Celtic - May 2, 2001 @ 7:44 AM - Rated a 5
She has the perfect face, soft, gentle, sweet and so on just right. She can be my Elven any day
Comment by Celtic - May 2, 2001 @ 7:44 AM - Rated a 5
Beautiful lady.
Comment by RWeiss - May 26, 2001 @ 7:59 PM - Rated a 4
Beautiful lady.
Comment by RWeiss - May 26, 2001 @ 7:59 PM - Rated a 4
I'm worried less about the casting of Liv Tyler as Arwen than I am about what role the character plays in the movie. It almost sounds from the description that Arwen will be playted off as like a rebellious teenage daughter, or a defier of the 'traditional role' of women (which is Eowyn's role-why weaken it by creating two women like that?). Also, I don't think that the love between Arwen and Aragorn should be made obvious until later, but only hinted at, as it is in the book. However, it is my opinion that they should feature her a little more than in the book, but not until the second or third movie. And what fighting seens and horse-riding scenes is Arwen going to be in, since throughout the book she is in Rivendell? Oh well. I'm going to try to view the movie as separate from the book,(which it is of course, or why bother making it?) and then I'll probably enjoy it anyway.
Comment by Michellen - June 5, 2001 @ 9:31 PM - Rated a 3
I'm worried less about the casting of Liv Tyler as Arwen than I am about what role the character plays in the movie. It almost sounds from the description that Arwen will be playted off as like a rebellious teenage daughter, or a defier of the 'traditional role' of women (which is Eowyn's role-why weaken it by creating two women like that?). Also, I don't think that the love between Arwen and Aragorn should be made obvious until later, but only hinted at, as it is in the book. However, it is my opinion that they should feature her a little more than in the book, but not until the second or third movie. And what fighting seens and horse-riding scenes is Arwen going to be in, since throughout the book she is in Rivendell? Oh well. I'm going to try to view the movie as separate from the book,(which it is of course, or why bother making it?) and then I'll probably enjoy it anyway.
Comment by Michellen - June 5, 2001 @ 9:31 PM - Rated a 3
She is too much of a woman to be an elf. But I am looking forward to see her and hear her speak ... she's got the sweetest voice ever!
Comment by Zappster - June 15, 2001 @ 2:28 AM - Rated a 5
She is too much of a woman to be an elf. But I am looking forward to see her and hear her speak ... she's got the sweetest voice ever!
Comment by Zappster - June 15, 2001 @ 2:28 AM - Rated a 5
I think so , if Tolkien's story leave alone. She looks beutiful and peaceful just like Arwen in the book. But can she fight with a sword?? Can she join wars?? We'll see.
Comment by Alleria - July 15, 2001 @ 5:49 AM
I think so , if Tolkien's story leave alone. She looks beutiful and peaceful just like Arwen in the book. But can she fight with a sword?? Can she join wars?? We'll see.
Comment by Alleria - July 15, 2001 @ 5:49 AM
she is hot
Comment by Piece - August 6, 2001 @ 4:27 PM - Rated a 5
she is hot
Comment by Piece - August 6, 2001 @ 4:27 PM - Rated a 5
if you think she's ugly than i'd like to see your face
Comment by FairLadyClaire - August 14, 2001 @ 1:51 PM - Rated a 3
if you think she's ugly than i'd like to see your face
Comment by FairLadyClaire - August 14, 2001 @ 1:51 PM - Rated a 3
FairLadyClaire: You are absolutely right. She is a very attractive being. Orc #5063 must be gay and/or not straight (though I have no prejudice against that).
Orc #5063: What are you? Gay? Answer me when I'm looking at you, ***it!!!
Comment by Prince_Xizor - September 22, 2001 @ 3:06 PM - Rated a 4
FairLadyClaire: You are absolutely right. She is a very attractive being. Orc #5063 must be gay and/or not straight (though I have no prejudice against that).
Orc #5063: What are you? Gay? Answer me when I'm looking at you, ***it!!!
Comment by Prince_Xizor - September 22, 2001 @ 3:06 PM - Rated a 4
Comment by arcturus55 - September 30, 2001 @ 1:31 PM - Rated a 4
Comment by arcturus55 - September 30, 2001 @ 1:31 PM - Rated a 4
I'm speechless!!!!!
RWiess has said something that isn't negative!!!!
No offense, RWiess.
She is beautiful, but Elves aren't beautiful, serene, AND sexy...if it was subtle it would be okay, but she just comes right out with it.
Comment by madman_Andy - October 22, 2001 @ 5:33 PM - Rated a 2
I'm speechless!!!!!
RWiess has said something that isn't negative!!!!
No offense, RWiess.
She is beautiful, but Elves aren't beautiful, serene, AND sexy...if it was subtle it would be okay, but she just comes right out with it.
Comment by madman_Andy - October 22, 2001 @ 5:33 PM - Rated a 2
I'm speechless!!!!!
RWiess has said something that isn't negative!!!!
No offense, RWiess.
She is beautiful, but Elves aren't beautiful, serene, AND sexy...if it was subtle it would be okay, but she just comes right out with it.
3 for picking a really cute woman for Arwen... but it's still not quiiite right.
Comment by madman_Andy - October 22, 2001 @ 5:34 PM - Rated a 3
I'm speechless!!!!!
RWiess has said something that isn't negative!!!!
No offense, RWiess.
She is beautiful, but Elves aren't beautiful, serene, AND sexy...if it was subtle it would be okay, but she just comes right out with it.
3 for picking a really cute woman for Arwen... but it's still not quiiite right.
Comment by madman_Andy - October 22, 2001 @ 5:34 PM - Rated a 3
I think that they should have gone for an older actress. Like Terri Farrow from Deep Space Nine. Liv is just too young for the part. And she is not a strong actress. Rumor Mill Says that Jackson cut out the additional scenes of her warrior role part, because she didn't come across the way that he had invisioned. So they stuck to more of a love story. If they keep her lines short she shouldn't be too much of a distraction from the rest of the move.
Comment by bluemoon - November 30, 2001 @ 12:52 PM - Rated a 1
I think that they should have gone for an older actress. Like Terri Farrow from Deep Space Nine. Liv is just too young for the part. And she is not a strong actress. Rumor Mill Says that Jackson cut out the additional scenes of her warrior role part, because she didn't come across the way that he had invisioned. So they stuck to more of a love story. If they keep her lines short she shouldn't be too much of a distraction from the rest of the move.
Comment by bluemoon - November 30, 2001 @ 12:52 PM - Rated a 1
I think that they should have gone for an older actress. Like Terri Farrow from Deep Space Nine. Liv is just too young for the part. And she is not a strong actress. Rumor Mill Says that Jackson cut out the additional scenes of her warrior role part, because she didn't come across the way that he had invisioned. So they stuck to more of a love story. If they keep her lines short she shouldn't be too much of a distraction from the rest of the move.
Comment by bluemoon - November 30, 2001 @ 12:53 PM - Rated a 1
I think that they should have gone for an older actress. Like Terri Farrow from Deep Space Nine. Liv is just too young for the part. And she is not a strong actress. Rumor Mill Says that Jackson cut out the additional scenes of her warrior role part, because she didn't come across the way that he had invisioned. So they stuck to more of a love story. If they keep her lines short she shouldn't be too much of a distraction from the rest of the move.
Comment by bluemoon - November 30, 2001 @ 12:53 PM - Rated a 1
WindinLothlorien alluded to it above.... I think this is a publicity photo of Liv -- the actress who plays Arwen -- NOT Liv in character AS Arwen. If you look at the photos of Arwen, her hair and make-up are different.
As to Arwen't role. I don't know about the "rebellious daughter" theory, but as I understand it Arwen accompanies Glorfindel when he goes in search of Strider and the Hobbits. She then carries Frodo on the elf-horse to the Ford, where she brandishes a sword against the Nazgul. Is that a departure from the book? Certainly. Will it ruin the movie? I don't think so (my opinion only).
Comment by Ebony_Emperor - November 30, 2001 @ 8:04 PM
WindinLothlorien alluded to it above.... I think this is a publicity photo of Liv -- the actress who plays Arwen -- NOT Liv in character AS Arwen. If you look at the photos of Arwen, her hair and make-up are different.
As to Arwen't role. I don't know about the "rebellious daughter" theory, but as I understand it Arwen accompanies Glorfindel when he goes in search of Strider and the Hobbits. She then carries Frodo on the elf-horse to the Ford, where she brandishes a sword against the Nazgul. Is that a departure from the book? Certainly. Will it ruin the movie? I don't think so (my opinion only).
Comment by Ebony_Emperor - November 30, 2001 @ 8:04 PM
She has to choose between inmmortality and her love, she's beautiful, I love her.
I live for Tolkien's world!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by DannyD - December 22, 2001 @ 5:02 PM - Rated a 5
She has to choose between inmmortality and her love, she's beautiful, I love her.
I live for Tolkien's world!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by DannyD - December 22, 2001 @ 5:02 PM - Rated a 5
she?s butt ugly and she can act.
i dont think tolkien pictured arwen like that
Comment by GollumIdun - January 23, 2002 @ 7:01 AM - Rated a 3
she?s butt ugly and she can act.
i dont think tolkien pictured arwen like that
Comment by GollumIdun - January 23, 2002 @ 7:01 AM - Rated a 3
She is very beautiful.
Comment by singingelf - February 9, 2002 @ 12:05 PM - Rated a 5
She is very beautiful.
Comment by singingelf - February 9, 2002 @ 12:05 PM - Rated a 5
I agree with Ebony_Emperor in the fact that this is just a publicity shot and not a pic of her as arwen
Comment by Undomiel-Evenstar - February 12, 2002 @ 4:14 AM
I agree with Ebony_Emperor in the fact that this is just a publicity shot and not a pic of her as arwen
Comment by Undomiel-Evenstar - February 12, 2002 @ 4:14 AM
She seems like a very nice person and she is very pretty. I wouldn't choose any other actress to play Arwen.
Comment by Marigold - February 16, 2002 @ 4:12 PM
She seems like a very nice person and she is very pretty. I wouldn't choose any other actress to play Arwen.
Comment by Marigold - February 16, 2002 @ 4:12 PM
"Famed as the most beautiful of all living things"
That is how the Visual Guide refers to Arwen as, and pretty much how Tolkien portrays her.
For all those of you who said she can't act, I refer you to Empire Records and now, LOTR. If you don't think its good acting, then you don't know the first thing about it.
She is one of the most beautiful things ever to set foot on our world as well...
Comment by Anor - February 27, 2002 @ 6:12 AM - Rated a 5
"Famed as the most beautiful of all living things"
That is how the Visual Guide refers to Arwen as, and pretty much how Tolkien portrays her.
For all those of you who said she can't act, I refer you to Empire Records and now, LOTR. If you don't think its good acting, then you don't know the first thing about it.
She is one of the most beautiful things ever to set foot on our world as well...
Comment by Anor - February 27, 2002 @ 6:12 AM - Rated a 5
As I said, just perfect. Period.
Comment by daikane - March 6, 2002 @ 6:40 PM - Rated a 5
As I said, just perfect. Period.
Comment by daikane - March 6, 2002 @ 6:40 PM - Rated a 5
are we commenting and voting on a picture or the mountain load of intentions behind it?
liv is pretty
go to hell anyone who dosnt think so (she is prettier than all of you combined)
my god you dont go around calling people you know (who are ugly) ugly, but you go around calling an actress and an a complete stranger a whore and ugly.
i dont see how she is not a good actress in the movie becaus there wasnt enough scens in the movie with her in it to evaluate!
Comment by the_one_and_only_me - March 10, 2002 @ 11:04 AM - Rated a 5
are we commenting and voting on a picture or the mountain load of intentions behind it?
liv is pretty
go to hell anyone who dosnt think so (she is prettier than all of you combined)
my god you dont go around calling people you know (who are ugly) ugly, but you go around calling an actress and an a complete stranger a whore and ugly.
i dont see how she is not a good actress in the movie becaus there wasnt enough scens in the movie with her in it to evaluate!
Comment by the_one_and_only_me - March 10, 2002 @ 11:04 AM - Rated a 5
Comment by Mia003 - March 12, 2002 @ 10:21 PM - Rated a 5
Comment by Mia003 - March 12, 2002 @ 10:21 PM - Rated a 5
she doesn't look too bad... actually... wow she looks pretty good !!!
Comment by Lobo - March 25, 2002 @ 8:10 PM - Rated a 4
she doesn't look too bad... actually... wow she looks pretty good !!!
Comment by Lobo - March 25, 2002 @ 8:10 PM - Rated a 4
... Does she look like Sandra Bullock in that shot?
Her role as Arwen portrayed Arwen v. well, I think. She seems peceful on the outside but you can feel inner turmoil and indescision too.
Comment by elf_maiden_arwen - April 6, 2002 @ 2:52 PM - Rated a 5
... Does she look like Sandra Bullock in that shot?
Her role as Arwen portrayed Arwen v. well, I think. She seems peceful on the outside but you can feel inner turmoil and indescision too.
Comment by elf_maiden_arwen - April 6, 2002 @ 2:52 PM - Rated a 5
before i don't like her
but i think she is pretty, now
Comment by megu - April 7, 2002 @ 7:03 AM - Rated a 3
before i don't like her
but i think she is pretty, now
Comment by megu - April 7, 2002 @ 7:03 AM - Rated a 3
How can u people judge liv tyler as a bad actress!!!>:0
.she didn't get to talk mutch in the movie so how can u judje her.
she is a great actress and she is very pretty thank u very much
Angel in pig tails >>> ____
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Comment by Lady_Arwen33 - April 10, 2002 @ 2:43 AM - Rated a 5
How can u people judge liv tyler as a bad actress!!!>:0
.she didn't get to talk mutch in the movie so how can u judje her.
she is a great actress and she is very pretty thank u very much
Angel in pig tails >>> ____
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Comment by Lady_Arwen33 - April 10, 2002 @ 2:43 AM - Rated a 5
forget the angel in pigtails i messed up
Comment by Lady_Arwen33 - April 10, 2002 @ 2:44 AM
forget the angel in pigtails i messed up
Comment by Lady_Arwen33 - April 10, 2002 @ 2:44 AM
Comment by Anariel - April 29, 2002 @ 12:19 PM - Rated a 1
Comment by Anariel - April 29, 2002 @ 12:19 PM - Rated a 1
As Tolkien said about LOTR, "It grew with the telling". This was a really important remark, because I think it reveals a lot about Tolkien's view of literature or any other form of art for that matter. I also think that the ring represents the ultimate Platonic form, resistant to change, inevitable, inexorable, crushingly universal, but incapable of accomodating freedom. Aristotle rebelled against this Platonic form, insisting that the form was only the organization of the content, and content changes....Tolkien, from his historical and literary work on the Middle Ages, was very well aware of this debate. I think that he came down on the side of Aristotle, on the side of unity versus uniformity in art, life and politics. This is why a hobbit is the ringbearer (new content transforms, changes all the calculations.
Such being the case, I don't think Tolkien would appreciate carping about Arwen's expanded role in the movie. A different form needs different content. In the film, Arwen it seems will come to render visual and personalise the whole shift away from the imperishable, the rings (even the elven three), to the world of men, impermanence, mortality, and hope of redemption "outside the circles of the world". The human need for a world beyond ends was the critical theme in the fall of Númenor, the axis of seduction of the Nine, etc., and is absolutely central to LOTR. In the books, if we think how much attention, space and care is given to the world that is slipping away at the end of the third age, the multi-page poems to |Earendil, Luthien, etc., impossible to reproduce affectively in film, then it's obvious that the movie needs to embody this sense of impending and real loss, tragedy, catastrophe (the 'doom' Galadriel speaks of in reference to the arrival of Frodo in Lothlorien). I think that the scene in Rivendell between Aragorn and Arwen, aided by the haunting music of Enya, is one of the most sublimely romantic I have ever seen. The final parting of Arwen and Elrond in the Return of the King promises to be heart rending, and in some way, summary of the whole work.
So guys, let's cut out the Platonic critique. Tolkien in all probability wouldn't appreciate it. The content has changed because the form has as well, and Arwen Undomiel will show us the truth about the end of the third age. Liv Tyler will help her do it beautifully. We have to have faith in the power of the tale. Whatever Liv has done before, LOTR will raise her talent and execution to a new level. As for her beauty, well, as Geothe said, "The only remedy for the superiority of others is love."
Comment by plantagenet - June 1, 2002 @ 8:07 AM - Rated a 5
As Tolkien said about LOTR, "It grew with the telling". This was a really important remark, because I think it reveals a lot about Tolkien's view of literature or any other form of art for that matter. I also think that the ring represents the ultimate Platonic form, resistant to change, inevitable, inexorable, crushingly universal, but incapable of accomodating freedom. Aristotle rebelled against this Platonic form, insisting that the form was only the organization of the content, and content changes....Tolkien, from his historical and literary work on the Middle Ages, was very well aware of this debate. I think that he came down on the side of Aristotle, on the side of unity versus uniformity in art, life and politics. This is why a hobbit is the ringbearer (new content transforms, changes all the calculations.
Such being the case, I don't think Tolkien would appreciate carping about Arwen's expanded role in the movie. A different form needs different content. In the film, Arwen it seems will come to render visual and personalise the whole shift away from the imperishable, the rings (even the elven three), to the world of men, impermanence, mortality, and hope of redemption "outside the circles of the world". The human need for a world beyond ends was the critical theme in the fall of Númenor, the axis of seduction of the Nine, etc., and is absolutely central to LOTR. In the books, if we think how much attention, space and care is given to the world that is slipping away at the end of the third age, the multi-page poems to |Earendil, Luthien, etc., impossible to reproduce affectively in film, then it's obvious that the movie needs to embody this sense of impending and real loss, tragedy, catastrophe (the 'doom' Galadriel speaks of in reference to the arrival of Frodo in Lothlorien). I think that the scene in Rivendell between Aragorn and Arwen, aided by the haunting music of Enya, is one of the most sublimely romantic I have ever seen. The final parting of Arwen and Elrond in the Return of the King promises to be heart rending, and in some way, summary of the whole work.
So guys, let's cut out the Platonic critique. Tolkien in all probability wouldn't appreciate it. The content has changed because the form has as well, and Arwen Undomiel will show us the truth about the end of the third age. Liv Tyler will help her do it beautifully. We have to have faith in the power of the tale. Whatever Liv has done before, LOTR will raise her talent and execution to a new level. As for her beauty, well, as Geothe said, "The only remedy for the superiority of others is love."
Comment by plantagenet - June 1, 2002 @ 8:07 AM - Rated a 5
this Pic was so great, and i really do admire it myself, i put it as my profile For a Chat room that i freaquently go to, so really
hiyaz everyone! =P
Comment by ~*Arwen*~ - October 13, 2002 @ 2:19 PM - Rated a 5
this Pic was so great, and i really do admire it myself, i put it as my profile For a Chat room that i freaquently go to, so really
hiyaz everyone! =P
Comment by ~*Arwen*~ - October 13, 2002 @ 2:19 PM - Rated a 5
she is a total babe. absolutely gorgeous
Comment by aragornofthedunedain - February 18, 2003 @ 1:32 PM - Rated a 5
she is a total babe. absolutely gorgeous
Comment by aragornofthedunedain - February 18, 2003 @ 1:32 PM - Rated a 5
She sucked ass in everything else I have seen her in, but she was not all that bad in ttt or tfotr... Thow I dislike that they put her in the "flight to the ford".. It would have been just as a exciting scene without her... They sould not have screwed with that.. To tell you the truth it pises me off... No one should go and seee these films without reading the books first... SWo that they can be pissed off with the rest of us true fans...
PS.NICE PIC OF LIV
Comment by elijahhotti - April 8, 2003 @ 7:27 PM - Rated a 5
She sucked ass in everything else I have seen her in, but she was not all that bad in ttt or tfotr... Thow I dislike that they put her in the "flight to the ford".. It would have been just as a exciting scene without her... They sould not have screwed with that.. To tell you the truth it pises me off... No one should go and seee these films without reading the books first... SWo that they can be pissed off with the rest of us true fans...
PS.NICE PIC OF LIV
Comment by elijahhotti - April 8, 2003 @ 7:27 PM - Rated a 5
yep
Comment by TheshardsofNarsil - April 9, 2003 @ 4:52 PM - Rated a 5
yep
Comment by TheshardsofNarsil - April 9, 2003 @ 4:52 PM - Rated a 5
liv is simply b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l
come on. i know dissing is a form of jealosy
Comment by leafluv - April 11, 2003 @ 11:11 PM - Rated a 5
liv is simply b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l
come on. i know dissing is a form of jealosy
Comment by leafluv - April 11, 2003 @ 11:11 PM - Rated a 5
I am SO SICK of having people slagging off Liv Tyler. NO-ONE deserves all the abuse you lot are giving her - is it jealousy, coz I can't see any other reason to dislike her. I do not know her personally, so I can't say if she's a nice person or not, and the same goes for you guys, so you have no reason to say a lot of what you say. Is it Liv's fault the part of Arwen was expanded in the film? If you don't think she's a very good actor then fair enough, if you don't think she's attractive, fair enough, but there is no reason for all the crap you give her. There are actors I think aren't very good but I don't go around dissing them whenever I see their picture or whatever. PLEASE just cut it out beacause we don't wanna hear it. It's just pathetic.
5/5 for the picture
Comment by K.Evenstar - July 16, 2003 @ 5:03 AM - Rated a 5
I am SO SICK of having people slagging off Liv Tyler. NO-ONE deserves all the abuse you lot are giving her - is it jealousy, coz I can't see any other reason to dislike her. I do not know her personally, so I can't say if she's a nice person or not, and the same goes for you guys, so you have no reason to say a lot of what you say. Is it Liv's fault the part of Arwen was expanded in the film? If you don't think she's a very good actor then fair enough, if you don't think she's attractive, fair enough, but there is no reason for all the crap you give her. There are actors I think aren't very good but I don't go around dissing them whenever I see their picture or whatever. PLEASE just cut it out beacause we don't wanna hear it. It's just pathetic.
5/5 for the picture
Comment by K.Evenstar - July 16, 2003 @ 5:03 AM - Rated a 5
What do you guys have against Liv Tyler ? Man, she can call me anytime !
Besides she's perfect for this role.
Be glad they didn't pick Sandra bullock to play arwen, that would have been a disaster !
Comment by Gandalf_Flame_Of_Anor - September 10, 2003 @ 2:52 PM - Rated a 5
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by Lady_of_the_Winds - October 31, 2003 @ 9:19 AM
Oh my gosh, you hate Arwen? Then why come here at all, to this Tolkien based website?
I mean, if you hate Arwen then you hate Tolkien and his Middle Earth, so overall you don't care for the Lord of the Rings, etc etc etc.
Comment by mithril - January 8, 2004 @ 12:01 AM
Comment by mithril - January 8, 2004 @ 12:02 AM
Not only is this a great picture of Liv Tyler, but she DID a great job of playing Arwen--in spite of what the "film-bashing" Tolkien-purists say! Liv Tyler did a great job acting in the films, she showed real emotion and depth in the role of Arwen! She can do a ten-times better job acting in a film than any of you whiners can do--so STOP your petty griping! I swear, somebody really needs to stick a pacifier in the mouths of all you "Liv Tyler-bashers" so you guys will finally shut up and stop your ridiculous whining! GET A LIFE!!!
Comment by Adree - March 9, 2004 @ 10:39 PM - Rated a 5
I have no comment- absolutely perfect
Comment by sauron989 - May 7, 2004 @ 3:50 AM - Rated a 5
I don't hate Tolkien or middle earth - they're both wonderful - but I hate Arwen. And Liv, if anything,, only made it worse. She's ugly like hell and she ABSOLUTELY cannot act!
Comment by Sulmerel - May 25, 2004 @ 3:22 PM
liv tyler rocks. 'nuf said. she's hot!
Comment by archer_of_millron - June 13, 2004 @ 1:23 PM - Rated a 5
Who has said Liv can't act ? Then i would like to see YOU ( who ever it was ) playing the Role of Arwen!!!! Maybe you haven't recognized that it is a difficult role to play ... I don't say anything against you if you do not like Liv , because that is your personal taste .. but Arwen , what has she done wrong ? Is it because she is taking away Aragorn from you all ?
No , I think she plays absolutely perfect and she is so wonderfull. and she 's soooooooooooooo beautifull i can't tell you.
Comment by Netze - May 3, 2005 @ 7:52 AM - Rated a 5