I am not kidding, you must experience this movie without spoilers to fully appreciate the journey!
That being said, if you HAVE seen the movie, feel free to click to read more....
I mean by now most people have seen the movie, lived through the "twist" and.... were you believing? Even in Harry Potter, some of our beloved characters died! And I kind of wished there had been some bloodshed in Breaking Dawn. When they cast all the new covens, I guessed that it was so they could kill them off and create the action and battle required in a movie, without breaking fans hearts quite as bad, sinve they weren't covens or characters we loved so dearly from the books. Never did I imagine such an epic battle, what an emotional rollercoaster! More on that in a moment, let's start from the start..... I had seen the opening 10 minutes or so from Comic-Con. I loved seeing Bella-Vampire hunt, it was so epic. I mean the speed, the strength, the interactions with Edward and finally when she saves a deer to feed on the mountain lion? awesomeness! PG-13, you have done me right ;) I thought it was a perfect mix of romance and hot, steamy, love.... the banter after by the fire was sweet and the close-up skin shots were perfect.... yes! I loved everything about this. From when she comments on his stank, to when she drags him out of the house to beat his ass for imprinting on her daughter and nicknaming her Nessie "after the Loch Ness Monster?" bahahaha perfect combination of emotion and humour throughout these scenes. I also have to say I loved Rosalie's facial expressions and comments when Jacob has to tell Bella about the imprinting and of course all the Cullen's, in particular Edward, when Bella is kicking Jacob's ass. Amazing, as always, but this one was especially moving. I am creating the scene-by-scene list as always, stay tuned for link. Less creepy than I thought. Knowing what Mackenzie Foy looks like made the CGI younger Renesme's a little strange, but not robotic strange, thankfully. The distance between the eyes was a bit distracting, but it worked out ok. I really loved the flashforward of Alice's vision to mom, dad, baby and wolf boy all teenagers hanging out. Made it a lot less creepy right? right? Ok., some covens were awesome.... when Guri and Noel appeared I was giggling and when they spoke, I died. So funny! I really loved them, actually I loved Taylor's bug-eyed look and giggle as Jacob when talking to Bella in the car. "Dracula one and dracula two" bahahahah Ok the big "twist" I mentioned it above a bit, but honestly, best ever! For all the reasons above, but also because it was just enough action to get even non-twi-fans into the movie. My husband loved it! One thing I did find out from awesome @Jaymes805 was that this whole "scene" was in the book, kind of: Best so far! Bill Condon is god.
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Who was duped?
I even said, while sobbing, "this must be a vision" and "the amazon is making them see this" but somehow, believed it was happening... Stephenie Meyer produced, she approved it and she wanted it to end with a bang..... boy did it ever!
I saw the movie again today with my husband and daughter, both who, like me, believed this was actually happening... I can never take back the vision of Carlisle's head... ever...
I have to say, I loved the movie, best one yet. Not only the homage to past movies through Bella "letting Edward in" or the credits that recognized everyone involved in all of these movies, but the fight scene.
When I read Breaking Dawn, I have to admit, I didn't love it. I really hated that when the Volturi and Cullens and witnesses all got together, the half vampire child came with Alice and Jasper and everyone just agreed to disagree... "my bad, as you were" BORING!!!
From the start
Sex Scenes
Jacob, Imprinting, Wolves
Soundtrack
Renesme
Covens
Loved the Amazon ladies, having seen them in real life, they really are tall, strong women, perfect casting. I wish Erik Odom had more screen time, he is so awesome! I guess having met them at COmic-Con and then at Fan Camp I was disappointed at how little screen time and speaking lines most of them had.
I really loved Kate and Garrett together, and the camp fire when the vamps share war stories, too fun! Alistar was awesome and really, overall I thought they were all pretty amazing, if only we saw more of each of them.
Battle
"Alice gave Aro the excuse he needed to get out of the fight. If he hadn't been so terrified of Bella, he probably would have gone ahead with his original plan."
Now, not many of us would have read into that one sentence the twenty minute insanity that took place on screen.... I joked that the one sentence = 20 terrifying movie minutes, a xanax and a box of tissues.
Overall
What did you think????
Can't wait to pose in front of this at the local theatres.... the things I will do to them mwahahahahahhaha
@Twilight tweeted this as the larger than life display coming to theatre lobby's
While Tippett talked about working with director Bill Condon and how the film has over a thousand visual effects, Rosengrant talked about the Bella birth sequence and how they combined makeup effects on Kristen Stewart with CGI to make her look extra thin. Also, they’re using a “little bit of puppets and some hybrid effects. Hopefully we bring a realism to that sequence.”
I entered to win #abduction poster from @mandysmind www.mandysmind.com
Before landing the role of Scott McCall on MTV's new series "Teen Wolf," the 19-year-old Tyler Posey was considered for another hair-raising part: "The Twilight Saga"'s Jacob Black—a role that ultimately went to Taylor Lautner. But thanks to "Teen Wolf," Tyler too can fulfill his wolfpack destiny and buy a lot of Gillette Mach3s in the process.
Though Taylor and Tyler share many similarities—jaw-dropping abs, luscious dark locks, toned arms (okay, stay focused...)—they aren't exactly two of a kind. Here's how the 19-year-old lycanthropes stack up, on- and off-screen:
1. Famous co-stars
If your rom-com knowledge is as encyclopedic as ours, you likely remember Tyler as Ty, the cute son of maid Marisa Ventura, played by Jennifer Lopez, in the 2002 flick "Maid in Manhattan." Ty introduces his mom to a prestigious governor and romance ensues as class tensions arise..
We were also treated to an adorable tyke in 2005's "Cheaper by the Dozen 2," in which young Taylor played Eliot Murtaugh, a neighbor boy who dates Tom Baker's (Steve Martin) daughter, creating even more competition and angst between the two families.
2. Werewolf personas
Tyler's "Teen Wolf" alter ego rears his head whenever his aggression gets out of hand. However, as opposed to Taylor's full-blown shapeshift into a wolf, Tyler remains human-like in his transformation—we watch him play lacrosse, climb on houses and even fight evil in his half-human/half-wolf form.
3. Famous romances
A great leading man needs an equally awesome leading lady...right? Tyler and Taylor both have some well-known love interests to their names. Tyler recently revealed to Seventeen that his first kiss came courtesy of Miley Cyrus, and though Taylor can't remember exactly whom he shared his first smooch with (really, Taylor!?), he surely remembers that time he dated another Taylor—Taylor Swift.
