Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - 1
Movie Blurb by Shale
November 19, 2011
What can I say? Those who are into these movies will go see it and like it. Those who are not will either get dragged by someone who is and grouse about it, or as a critic, will have something derogatory to say about it.
Like the other Twilight Saga movies, this one was not a favorite among the aggregate movie critics, only 27% of whom liked it but it was favored by 92% of audiences. An audience, which I suspect is mostly not in the age or gender of most movie critics. Meaning the movie is pandering to its fan base of young and adolescent women. Oh, and at least one 67-year-old grandpa.
As you may have seen in the trailers, Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) are out of high school and are getting married.
All the Cullens are there as well as Bella's mother and Charlie (Billie Burke).
Alice, Jasper, Esme and Carlisle Cullen
Predictably, Jake (Taylor Lautner) is not taking it well, but there are moments when he cools down enuf to do what is best for Bella.
In fact as with the previous movie, Edward and Jacob have developed a bond with their mutual love for Bella. They can't harm each other because of the impact on her.
The first part of the movie, the wedding prep and cameos of all the high school friends was a little slow for me but things do pick up after Bella and Edward get married and go off on their honeymoon at an island off Brazil.
Yeah, finally Bella and Edward connect. Kinda dangerous for the human in a vampire/human pairing. Ruf sex with a vampire leaves broken furniture and bruises. Also dangerous if she gets preggers with a demon child.
Yep, as indicated in the trailers, Bella is with child and it is eating her up.
From here the movie takes off with Bella's complications, Jacob challenging Sam the alpha male in the wolf pack who wants to break the treaty and attack the Cullens. Jacob actually joins the Cullens in protecting Bella.
This movie has left the teen angst of the previous flicks and we are getting more into the characters' adult relationships with each other. Rosalie (Nikki Reed) has even warmed to her new sister-in-law Bella. It's all about family.
Actually, kinda glad that I don't read the books movies are made from so I can enjoy the unfolding of the story. This one, if you didn't already read it, will give you some tense moments and some surprising turns. Now I have to wait until the final installment to see how long 'ever after' actually goes.
Movie Blurb by Shale
November 19, 2011
What can I say? Those who are into these movies will go see it and like it. Those who are not will either get dragged by someone who is and grouse about it, or as a critic, will have something derogatory to say about it.
Like the other Twilight Saga movies, this one was not a favorite among the aggregate movie critics, only 27% of whom liked it but it was favored by 92% of audiences. An audience, which I suspect is mostly not in the age or gender of most movie critics. Meaning the movie is pandering to its fan base of young and adolescent women. Oh, and at least one 67-year-old grandpa.
As you may have seen in the trailers, Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) are out of high school and are getting married.
All the Cullens are there as well as Bella's mother and Charlie (Billie Burke).
Alice, Jasper, Esme and Carlisle Cullen
Predictably, Jake (Taylor Lautner) is not taking it well, but there are moments when he cools down enuf to do what is best for Bella.
In fact as with the previous movie, Edward and Jacob have developed a bond with their mutual love for Bella. They can't harm each other because of the impact on her.
The first part of the movie, the wedding prep and cameos of all the high school friends was a little slow for me but things do pick up after Bella and Edward get married and go off on their honeymoon at an island off Brazil.
Yeah, finally Bella and Edward connect. Kinda dangerous for the human in a vampire/human pairing. Ruf sex with a vampire leaves broken furniture and bruises. Also dangerous if she gets preggers with a demon child.
Yep, as indicated in the trailers, Bella is with child and it is eating her up.
From here the movie takes off with Bella's complications, Jacob challenging Sam the alpha male in the wolf pack who wants to break the treaty and attack the Cullens. Jacob actually joins the Cullens in protecting Bella.
This movie has left the teen angst of the previous flicks and we are getting more into the characters' adult relationships with each other. Rosalie (Nikki Reed) has even warmed to her new sister-in-law Bella. It's all about family.
Actually, kinda glad that I don't read the books movies are made from so I can enjoy the unfolding of the story. This one, if you didn't already read it, will give you some tense moments and some surprising turns. Now I have to wait until the final installment to see how long 'ever after' actually goes.
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