Length: 1 hour and 55 mins
Released: November 15th, 2012
Genre: Romance, Fantasy, Action
Rating: PG-13 (sequences of violence including disturbing images, some sensuality, and partial nudity)
Directed By: Bill Condon
Where I Got It: watched it at the theaters
SUMMARY:
"This is part 2 of the final movie of the Twilight saga.
After the birth of Renesmee, a falase allegation of an Immortal child being created is taken to the Volturi. The Cullens gather other vampire clans and Jacob gathers his werewolves to protect the child from certain death."
TRAILER:
Released: November 15th, 2012
Genre: Romance, Fantasy, Action
Rating: PG-13 (sequences of violence including disturbing images, some sensuality, and partial nudity)
Directed By: Bill Condon
Where I Got It: watched it at the theaters
SUMMARY:
"This is part 2 of the final movie of the Twilight saga.
After the birth of Renesmee, a falase allegation of an Immortal child being created is taken to the Volturi. The Cullens gather other vampire clans and Jacob gathers his werewolves to protect the child from certain death."
TRAILER:
CAST:
Bella - Kristen Stewart
Edward Cullen - Robert Pattinson
Jacob Black - Taylor Lautner
Dr. Carlisle Cullen - Peter Facinelli
Alice - Ashley Greene
Esme Cullen - Elizabeth Reaser
Jasper Hale - Jackson Rathbone
Emmett - Kellan Lutz
Rosalie Hale - Nikki Reed
Charlie Swan - Billy Burke
Sam Uley - Chaske Spencer
Renesmee - Mackenzie Foy
Irina - Maggie Grace
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Finally....its over! It's done! WOOT WOOT!
Don't get me wrong, I do like the Twilight movies. I do like the books, but I can't be more happy that it is finally done and over with. I had started on this journey many, many years ago when the book first came out. I read the first three in now time at all. By the time I put down the third book, I realized that the Twilight book was gaining momentum in the world. It was all the rave! Then finally they announced they were making the movies. I was as giddy as a Catholic girl finally graduating and heading to a big name college and joining the sorority.
**BONUS THOUGHTS ON THE OTHER MOVIES:
The first movie, Twilight:
Gahhh. I nearly gave up on the movies. I did announce to my friends I would not see anymore if they allowed that director to run the scene. To my luck they changed directors.
New Moon:
Much, much, much better. Though some of the acting was to be desired. *cough* Kristen Stewart *cough*. Plus I nearly threw up my popcorn when good ol' Robbie took off his shirt. Gah. However, the fluffly werewolves made their debut and I couldn't be happier.
Eclipse:
Favorite book and favorite movie...so far...I of course love the werewolves.
Breaking Dawn part 1:
Not too bad. Slightly bored through it. Click THIS to go to my review. I did give it four stars though. ^.^**
The moment I walked out of the theater, my first thought was, "Wow...that was a great fight scene!" Who comes out of a romance movie and thinks that first? Ha. But it really was amazing. The effects were fantastic I loved how well the snow and the grey sky added to the feel the fighting. Even though a couple times, the wolves seemed very fake, but oh well. Besides for that I applaud the special effects team!
The acting took a left turn entirely. Kristen Stewart actually expressed emotions and give fluctuations to her voice. It was nice. Though she's suppose to be a vampire and void of normal human emotions and she had more emotions then when she was a human. Funny, eh? She still should go to acting school though. Mhmm. Everyone of the rather large cast did a fantastic job. I also give credit to the script-writers...they did a fabulous job. I should label this as a comedy, because they had many jokes that made me hoot with laughter.
Though the cast was rather large, the writers did a fine job incorporating them into the story. Its very difficult, but they did well. They also did well with having a side-romance bloom and blossom. I don't recall that in the book, but oh well. It was a cute add. ^.^
Okay, time for the opposite side of the pillow....
It was extremely choppy at bits. It was rather annoying and I feel bad for those that had not read the book, because they would be lost. I found myself lost at a point or two and had to ask Sarah or Jessica what was going on. It's been a while since I've read the book *hides*, so don't hate me! Haha.
*SPOILER ALERT*I was rather upset at how they down-played Bella's powers of protection. It rather annoyed me! In the book, she was able to protect anyone within a five foot radius (or something like that) and they made it seem she could only protect one person at a time. Also, the scene where she learned how to control her power lasted five minutes. Quite literally. However, it took her until the arrival of Volturi. * SPOILER ALERT*
In the end, I feel like it was the second best out of all the movies. I feel like they sent some of the actors to acting camp. I'm so glad they included Stephanie Meyer, the author, in the movie. I feel like her influence helped the film. I would recommend this to those that have read the books or seen the past movies. Out of five stars I grant this four stars.
Would I Watch Again?:
Like the first part...if someone wanted to watch it, sure; on my own? No.
Favorite Character(s): Jacob, Sam Uley, Benjamin (^.^ yummm), Emmett, Alice, Kate, Garrett (hilarious) and Seth (such a cutie)
Not-so Favorite Character(s): Bella (she was better, but still gah), Edward (again...better), and Jane (I hate that bitch).
Favorite Quote(s): "The Red Coats are coming. The Red Coats are coming" - Garrett
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<3CaroleRae
3 comments:
Eh, no thanks. I watched 3 movies but after that I just could not take her acting anymore
I nearly gave up too, but I was forced to hold on lol.
I've not read the books or watched any of the movies. I don't know why, but I have no drive to. I think it's all the hype over them. But so glad to see you enjoyed it. :)
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