Twilight Breaking Dawn

Twilight Breaking Dawn – I read all the books, because I never judge something without giving it a fair chance, and now I have seen the first four movies. Now I would like to know who is going to give me back those 117 minutes of my life. The movie started off fine, I mean I could tolerate it and some parts even made me chuckle in a good way. However, it was becoming progressively worse as time went on. And you know what I thought the real shame was? I have seen the majority of these actors in other movies and they are good! They have the ability to do well but the writers have to give them something worthwhile to say! The lines were pedestrian and I hate to say it but it was corny. To the point where most of the people in the theater with me were laughing for the last thirty minutes because the movie was becoming ridiculous. The pregnancy scenes and the birth scene were particularly disturbing.

I do applaud the people that contributed in making Kristen Stewart look like she was on deaths door and no, Im not being sarcastic, she looked the part and I enjoyed that aspect of the movie. The true reason, I never liked the fourth book and did not enjoy the fourth movie is because nothing really interesting happens in the plot line. Yes, we all know (and if you dont know the plot line DO NOT READ AHEAD) that Bella becomes pregnant and causes a huge controversy with the werewolves. But then, nothing happens. Then the Volturi get involved and they want the baby gone but then at the last second NOTHING HAPPENS. Everyone lives happily ever after and I feel like the only reason a writer would never kill off any of characters or make any real waves in their writing is because they are scared. They are scared to make their readers angry and yes, I understand you do not want to lose readers but what you do want to do is be realistic. And the most realistic sentence in the world is this There is no such thing as happily ever after. There is always death and destruction in the world and although it is horrible to think about, it happens.

And as a writer, even a science fiction writer, we should make it known that death is a part of every ones world. This is all just my opinion folks and you can hate me for it. But I feel the need to put out there what I saw, felt, and read. So for those of you that barely made it through the first three books andmovies, I would save your money on this one.

Source
http//culturemob.com/twilight-breaking-dawn-part-1-do-not-waste-your-money.