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PostedJuly 1, 2010
TwiTink
from Oregon
If you're a Twihard, you'll see it anyway regardless of what you read in reviews so this isn't for you obsessed fools like me who stayed up for the midnight showing only to wait in line for two hours. Thank goodness for online ticket purchase options. My basic feeling when I left the theater? A few observations. Since when did Carlisle develop an English accent? With all the money they probably had for this movie, knowing it was going to be a smash hit, they couldn't do a better job with Bella's hair/wig? The color changes throughout the whole movie and there are times I just wanted to reach through the screen and pull the thing off! It felt a bit disjointed as a whole, scenes that felt like they should have had a few more seconds, one or two more lines of dialogue, were cut just a bit too short and left me feeling jarred. And I wil never forgive whomever was responsible for replacing Rachel Lev... I can't spell her name. The original Victoria. She deserved to play her character out to the very end. The climactic end that the first two movies built up to and the end that we the readers knew was coming was completely flat and emotionless when it actually happened. I could have cared less about the body lying there whereas if it had been the original actress, boy that would have felt like a Victoriously Dead Victoria. But it's Twilight, it's Edward and Bella and the Cullens and the wolves and funny lines from Charlie and epic scenery shots so you have to love it. Even if it could have been better. At least the ending was pretty. Shocking, no. Audience grabbing, no. But two pretty actors in a pretty field with pretty flowers saying pretty things. Pretty.
Yes, I recommend this movie.
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