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that the movie wasnt fluent enough and that the characters relationship moved
too quickly, not giving you a true insight into the deep and passionate love that
the characters felt for each other.
Whilst that fact was obvious, the book makes you feel all warm and fuzzy.
as I LOVE YOU is commonly said and conveys the characters emotion. Love was
rarely spoken of in the film and whilst you inferred the relationship between bella
and edward, it left you wondering how deep it really was. Fans would have been
pleased with the referance to the much loved LION AND LAMB quote.
Rob Pattinson lived up to my expectations of Edward, a divine character in
which a committed and talented actor needed to play. Honestly, he was the one
who made me fall in love with Edward Cullen. However, Kirsten Stewarts
portrayal of Bella Swan was extremely monotonous, at times leaving the
audience bored waiting for those high impact scenes or simply for edward's
return. Her performace was phenomonal in the final fighting scene and the
hardships of the characters love only then emerged.
The music played a more important role in conveying emotion in the film,
something that the actors failed to do. The audience were left leaving the cinema
thinking , but WHAT bought them together WHY does edward love her. How will
this work. Acting as both a positive and negative deterrent, but encouraging
viewers to race back later this year to see the sequel.
The special effects were utterly spectacular. Reading the novel I was
curious to see how the film would pull off the high impact scenarios that were
taking place in my head, but they did it. And boy did they do it well.
Soundtrack, as I said before was exceptional. Bellas Lulluby gave me
goosebumps, and the composers Carter Burwell's talent simply lept from the
screen.
The one thing that surprised me the most was the cafeteria scene. I
laughed when I first saw Edward, but grew to love him after the mystery
surrounding him got the better of me. Did anyone notice the part where Bella
dropped the apple "edible art" and edward picked it up, placing it in the palms of
his hands, a direct deja vu of the cover of the original Twilight Book. Overall, a
must see. Props to Myer and all of the cast and Crew Thumbs up.