Who saw the twilight movie?!
Question: Who saw the twilight movie!?
i was on youtube looking up stuff for twilight and i saw that alot of the comments of the the twilight trailer said
"i saw the movie and it was BAD the actors where really bad, it has nothing to do with the book"
so i was wondering if anybody has seen it and tell me if you liked it or not and why
PLZZZ AND THX :)Www@Enter-QA@Com
"i saw the movie and it was BAD the actors where really bad, it has nothing to do with the book"
so i was wondering if anybody has seen it and tell me if you liked it or not and why
PLZZZ AND THX :)Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
It was a lot of fun -- I went to the midnight showing last night, filled with screaming teenagers and the low-20s crowd!. It was really funny when the "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" preview came on -- it was suitably grey and gloomy to open, and everyone thought the movie was starting and some girls started screaming -- then everyone started giggling when they realized it was the HP trailer!
The movie followed the book almost perfectly, with a few deviations that were true to the spirit of the book!. It's not going to win any awards, but it was a fun evening!. Bella was suitably klutzy, Mike was sufficiently star-struck by Bella, Jessica and Angela were perfect, as was Jacob and Charlie and the rest of Forks!.
The Cullens, though -- hmm!. Robert Pattison's hair was SO distracting! I had imagined a carelessly windswept, off the forehead look for him, not that weird James-Dean-wannabe look they inflicted on him!. Carlise looked young enough to be Edward's younger brother!. Rosalie was *****-perfect, we didn't get nearly enough of a sense of Alice's playful nature, Emmet was just about right, and Jasper walked around like he had a poker shoved up his rear!.
The visit to the Cullen home was great, and actually better than the book!. Edward and Bella walk into the house as the Cullens are frantically preparing an Italian meal in the kitchen, "because with a name like Bella, she's probably Italian, right!?" murmers one of them!. Carlisle later ruefully admits that it's the first time the kitchen has been used!. Later, they walk by a large piece of fabric wall art, and Bella realizes that it's made up of dozens and dozens of mortarboards, from numerous graduations, arranged artfully in color groups -- it's Edward's chance to explain that "the younger they are when then go to a place, the longer they can stay!."
James, Laurent and Victoria were about perfect, and the scene in the ballet studio was by-the-book, with the addition of a few dream-like sequences that Bella catches out of the corner of her eye as the Cullens "take care of" James!.
One of the funniest scenes is at the beginning, when Bella first meets Edward in Biology!. She walks by a fan, that blows her scent straight at Edward -- and his reaction is priceless!. Eyes wide, his hand flies up over his mouth as if to keep from gagging, and he is rude in his obvious avoidance of her -- the entire audience is laughing, because we know what he's thinking!. I'm not sure that someone who hadn't read the books would have understood it as well, though!. He plays the conflicted Edward very well, but I have to admit, his voice doesn't send silk shivers up my spine!. Plus, I was very disappointed that "Bella's lullaby" didn't really show up as such -- we have a shot of Edward playing the piano, but no sense that the song is special, that he composed it, etc!.
The prom was funny, even though Bella was severely underdressed in a blue rag of a dress!. The only odd note was Victoria lurking in attic, watching Edward and Bella with a feral gleam in her eye!. The movie ended on a fade-out with Victoria smirking -- obviously a lead-in to a sequel!.
All in all, it was a fun two hours!
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The movie followed the book almost perfectly, with a few deviations that were true to the spirit of the book!. It's not going to win any awards, but it was a fun evening!. Bella was suitably klutzy, Mike was sufficiently star-struck by Bella, Jessica and Angela were perfect, as was Jacob and Charlie and the rest of Forks!.
The Cullens, though -- hmm!. Robert Pattison's hair was SO distracting! I had imagined a carelessly windswept, off the forehead look for him, not that weird James-Dean-wannabe look they inflicted on him!. Carlise looked young enough to be Edward's younger brother!. Rosalie was *****-perfect, we didn't get nearly enough of a sense of Alice's playful nature, Emmet was just about right, and Jasper walked around like he had a poker shoved up his rear!.
The visit to the Cullen home was great, and actually better than the book!. Edward and Bella walk into the house as the Cullens are frantically preparing an Italian meal in the kitchen, "because with a name like Bella, she's probably Italian, right!?" murmers one of them!. Carlisle later ruefully admits that it's the first time the kitchen has been used!. Later, they walk by a large piece of fabric wall art, and Bella realizes that it's made up of dozens and dozens of mortarboards, from numerous graduations, arranged artfully in color groups -- it's Edward's chance to explain that "the younger they are when then go to a place, the longer they can stay!."
James, Laurent and Victoria were about perfect, and the scene in the ballet studio was by-the-book, with the addition of a few dream-like sequences that Bella catches out of the corner of her eye as the Cullens "take care of" James!.
One of the funniest scenes is at the beginning, when Bella first meets Edward in Biology!. She walks by a fan, that blows her scent straight at Edward -- and his reaction is priceless!. Eyes wide, his hand flies up over his mouth as if to keep from gagging, and he is rude in his obvious avoidance of her -- the entire audience is laughing, because we know what he's thinking!. I'm not sure that someone who hadn't read the books would have understood it as well, though!. He plays the conflicted Edward very well, but I have to admit, his voice doesn't send silk shivers up my spine!. Plus, I was very disappointed that "Bella's lullaby" didn't really show up as such -- we have a shot of Edward playing the piano, but no sense that the song is special, that he composed it, etc!.
The prom was funny, even though Bella was severely underdressed in a blue rag of a dress!. The only odd note was Victoria lurking in attic, watching Edward and Bella with a feral gleam in her eye!. The movie ended on a fade-out with Victoria smirking -- obviously a lead-in to a sequel!.
All in all, it was a fun two hours!
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I saw it last night!. I thought it was good, but the book much better!.
A few parts were changed which disappointed me and the special effects could of been a lot better, but the film was made on a low budget!. It stayed true to the book for the most part, and its def worth seeing!Www@Enter-QA@Com
A few parts were changed which disappointed me and the special effects could of been a lot better, but the film was made on a low budget!. It stayed true to the book for the most part, and its def worth seeing!Www@Enter-QA@Com
It just came out today and I just got home!. It was AWESOME! My friends all loved it too!. I can't wait to see New Moon!. It is coming out December 18, 2009! Anyways GREAT movie, GREAT actors ,GREAT everything! I want to go see it again!Www@Enter-QA@Com
Surely, they CHANGED lots of the parts and made it SO different that it turned out to be bad for viewers who haven't read the book!Www@Enter-QA@Com
i cant see it till december 19th but yeh i read everyone said it was bad!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com