Comments on: TWILIGHT

By: Megger & mattches

Megger & mattches — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 12:47:56 +0000

BUT i have read the twilight series many times over and enjoyed every second. After seeing the trailor and that Kristen Stewart was going to play Bella i had zero interest in seeing the movie, knowing that it most likely will be full of holes, not as passionate and directed toward the pre-teen/teen audience. Now that it’s release is nearing i don’t think i will be able to help myself, i will most likely give it a try but my expectations are low and i could tell just by the bits i saw on youtube that the movie is definately missing…something. I just hope New Moon will redeem the Twilight saga and make for the wonderful world i invision while reading the book. Now i guess i just wait for Midnight sun…ooops where not suppose to talk about it, i forgot ;p

Rating: 2 / 5

By: BEATDOWNINCORP

BEATDOWNINCORP — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 10:06:58 +0000

This movie is clearly for young white girls or people who are in love with the jonas brothers….I asked the My Movie rental store for my money back….This movie suck—-Real vampires would have sucked her dry, Not invite her to dinner…

Rating: 1 / 5

By: Jill C. Murtiff

Jill C. Murtiff — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:56:17 +0000

This movie was a huge disappointment. Everything about it was all wrong…the cast, the scenes, the story. I saw the movie after reading the first two books and I was absolutely shocked and dumbfounded with the HORRIBLE acting and the less-than-stellar casting job. Kristen Stewart ruined Bella’s character and there was absolutely nothing about Robert Patterson to fall in love with. Watching the movie was depessing after having loved the book so much. I was really afraid after watching it that these were the people that were going to be in my head when I read the last two books because I knew it would ruin it for me. Thankfully, I somehow blocked the faces of the untalented actors out and was able to still enjoy Eclipse and Breaking Dawn. If I were Stephenie Meyer, I would be heartbroken over the slaughtering of her book into a movie. I would never spend the money on this movie and I will not go to see the next one that comes out. I’ll stick to books with this series….
Rating: 1 / 5

By: B. Martin

B. Martin — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 05:02:41 +0000

Will Holloywood ever stop making these typs of films? I mean come on do we really need another inaine move about some vampire that falls in love…? Just add to to the other hundres of movies and books and even TV shows of the digital age.

It wouldn’t be so bad if they could stick to a single mythology of the Vampire instead of jumping around every myth ever created from everyones opinion. Don’t get me wrong, I was a HUGE Buffy (NOT the movie) and Angel fan when they were on the WB but now everything that comes out with vampires is just another vampire movie. They are all the same…unrequited love and people end up dying so they can find that ‘love’ that can never exist because they come from compleatly different worlds! HOLLYWOOD!!! Please get ORIGIONAL stop making rediclious movies that are just mindless remakes of the same move over and over and over again!
Rating: 1 / 5

By: Matt

Matt — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:45:23 +0000

I’m fairly certain that the one universal truth for all vampire nostalgia and vampire movies, is that they only come out at night. A baseball game with vampires in the middle of the day? Don’t give me the overcast lack of sunlight excuse, I have solar panels and they still pickup UV light with full cloud cover. Ridiculous that everyone falls head over heels for this vampire flick CW style. Uhhhh….ever hear of True Blood on HBO? It is far superior, obviously the rest of the world is shielded from HBO’s quality programming, so pick up the Sookie Stackhouse books then.
Rating: 1 / 5