A_Trying_Writer
I have no argument in really either direcetion. I don't like Stephanie Meyer's style of writing very much, but I like the theme of forever love. The storyline was... well... sorta pointless, but, again, I liked the undercurrants of the mood. The theme and mood was what I liked.
The movie was just retched. As a movie and in comparison to the book. Edward's acting sucked and Bella's personality was all wrong. She's supposed to be stronger in spirit and self-confidance but shy. All I saw was shy and jittery. And the movie was like "will it ever end?!" cuz there never seemed to really be any build or climax.
All in all, the book was OK and the movie was terrible.
That movie was WAY too long. Also, there were far too many times where Edward or Dr. Cullen's faces would be pale but their necks wouldn't. It looked so fake. I think I would rather watch the Inkheart movie than that again, unless I could make fun of it the entire time with some friends.
You know, this has got to be the first time I've heard someone complain about Bella's personality being wrong. I mainly heard people say that she just didn't have one, which is unfortunate for her actress who has to play that part. Same for Edward. (Didn't he look like he had to puke in that Biology class?
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I also hear that in the book the climax was skipped over because Bella gets knocked out. So, it seems to me like the movie was the one that had a climax, rather than the book. (Just, why is it that she doesn't tell the Cullens about James holding her mom hostage anyway? I know she was told to not bring them, but how would he know if she told them?)
One final thing: all the villains sparkle because they are all Twilight vampires and Twilight vampires, as demonstrated by Edward, sparkle. James just wasn't scary because of what SMeyer decided would make her vampires unique, which I despise.
Basically, this is something that I laugh at rather than take seriously if only due to the fact that I find to be so bad that it's hilarious.
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