Twilight

Saw this movie tonight with my friends, we went seeking humor. And it was delivered. Not sure if the books were this cheesy, but I found it hilarious. Acting was decent for what it was, it wasn't that the acting was so bad it was cheesy (like AVP 2) but the story itself I found incredibly cheesy. I swear there were more stare downs in this movie than in a season of Dragonball Z. I just didn't like it because I thought the plot and what not was stupid. I'm sure people who liked the books would probably like it.

Very good movie...

i felt the roles were right and the acting was pretty decent

im inside the movie theatre watching it right now as I write this on my blackberry.

it looks like it's almost ending thank goodness. my girl forced me to watch it with her after I said no numerous times..

haha, I told her that I don't wanna see "one tree hill" meets vampires.

I wasn't expecting much from this movie, but i was greatly surprised by how good it was. It was really well acted, and well written. I'm going to go read the books now, and become a nerd of the series.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
im inside the movie theatre watching it right now as I write this on my blackberry.

it looks like it's almost ending thank goodness. my girl forced me to watch it with her after I said no numerous times..

haha, I told her that I don't wanna see "one tree hill" meets vampires.

lol hope you brought alcohol. biscuits

God I hate vampires.

Cause they could own Zombies any day.

I'm dying laughing at "had more stare downs than Dragon Ball Z". Hahahahaha

Originally posted by Bardock42
Cause they could own Zombies any day.

But zombies aren't all gay.

üß4

Originally posted by BackFire
But zombies aren't all gay.

The worst of both worlds.

Except the gay one.

I thought it was pretty sweet.
I was worried if Kristen could pull off a good bella and surprising I think she did.

One part I really wished they would of put in the movie was when she said "I love you" for the 1st time but it was in her sleep.

Oh also I was so confused with which "Bellas lullaby" they were putting in the movie, I like it but it's not the one I though was going in.

Looking forward to the rest, they gotta be doing the rest the way they ended the movie.

Also I liked how they did the stare downs because it portrays how intense everything is between them.

I auctally agree with this review from rottentomatos.

"Having lost much of its bite transitioning to the big screen, Twilight will please its devoted fans, but do little for the uninitiated"

I can see it being not as inviting to someone who is not a twilighter, my friend who I draged along with me to see it had many many questions afterwards, but that one turned out good, she saw it with me agian and now is reading the series.

Originally posted by ~Bun Bun~

Also I liked how they did the stare downs because it portrays how intense everything is between them.

I think that's what would annoy people. It's like "look how intense this is....we are staring each other down shock"

Then again, maybe they did it well...

I dunno, to me, "Twilight" is vampire movie filled with too much emo sarcasm, no fangs, virtually no blood, and no sex, where sunlight exposure turns a vampire "beautiful". This was obviously a tame, psuedo-dark teens' movie.

Not saying that there's anything wrong with a different vision of vampires, per say, if it ends up working out, especially if it's geared toward a niche, and it ends up working out, but this film clearly wasn't aimed towards a more adult or mature audience.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
I dunno, to me, "Twilight" is vampire movie filled with too much emo sarcasm, no fangs, virtually no blood, and no sex, where sunlight exposure turns a vampire "beautiful". This was obviously a tame, psuedo-dark teens' movie.

Not saying that there's anything wrong with a different vision of vampires, per say, if it ends up working out, especially if it's geared toward a niche, and it ends up working out, but this film clearly wasn't aimed towards a more adult or mature audience.

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OurVampiresAreDifferent

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FriendlyNeighborhoodVampires

Originally posted by Bardock42
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OurVampiresAreDifferent

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FriendlyNeighborhoodVampires

Like i said "Not saying that there's anything wrong with a different vision of vampires, per say, if it ends up working out, especially if it's geared toward a niche, and it ends up working out, but this film clearly wasn't aimed towards a more adult or mature audience."

My point was, was that this was more a teens' movie, that's all. I liked I.W.A.V., aka the greatest vampire movie, to me, and Brad Pitt, aka, Louie, was a good vampire. He actually felt guilty about being undead and regrets taking the blood oath initially. That's why he only kills the worst criminals and "Blade" was (seemingly) rightious as well..

Dude, when will this generation wake up? They're continuously making megabucks for bad movies, thereby justifying studios to make more!! It pisses me off that so bad! Haha, there. I got it out of my system.

As a vampire, I'm offended by this movie. It's not a very good depiction of us. Damn Hollywood and their inaccurate portrayals!!!

Originally posted by moviebuff1084
I wasn't expecting much from this movie, but i was greatly surprised by how good it was. It was really well acted, and well written. I'm going to go read the books now, and become a nerd of the series.

Next stop, Gay-Town.