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* SIGHT* I wish PJ had put them in the movies(Still don't know about the extended version) I love the twins

Thats nice.........

Well 1) there hardly in the books and 2) we hardly no anything about them. there probably equally the best and neither did anything more amazing than the other (which i can think of)

Whilst I can't make a choice between the two brothers, in effect they did do things in the War Of The Ring

"When Halbarad rode to Aragorn's aid with the Grey Company, Elladan and Elrohir accompanied them. They followed Aragorn through the Paths of the Dead, fought with him at Pelargir, and took part in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, where they fought with stars bound to their brows."

Found on the EoA yeah I know its not THE most reliable but its trustworthy enough.

You know i have been searching on the internet about the twins and i found a good deal about them

like what?

well i found a page on they're biography&history. well it's a factsheet but it has interesting info*Grin*. I love both the twins, but i like Elrohir more Than Elladan.

I believe they were the movie. I heard that the smiths that reforge Narsil are in fact supposed to be the twins. However, this does not match the book, but the book never specified who did it.

They were pretty surely identical. "So much alike were they, the sons of Elrond, that few could tell them apart: dark-haired, grey-eyed, and their faces elven-fair, clad alike in bright mail beneath cloaks of silver-grey."
(RotK, The Passing of the Grey Company)
That is one of the few things written about them in the books... oh, and Halbarad said they were 'desiring to go to war'.

I have a picture of the smiths of Narsil in the movie... they *do* look quite alike there And I actually like the idea of the twins reforging the sword

I know it was... still, I like the idea And was it said anywhere *who* reforged it anyway?

But I don't like choosing between the twins... they belong together and one shouldn't be without the other
(oh dear... fanfic-influenced views ^^')

*dissapears to re-read chapter of the book*
We are only told that it was the Elven Smiths of Rivendell.

Oh well... that doesn't say much, does it? Leaves room for own ideas