I finally saw Twilight and I thought it was reasonably good. I don't typically like things that are overly hyped so I suppose I am a tad bit bias, because of the rapid fans, everyone claiming that is of awesome, and is a cultural phenomena. I admit it is a marval how anything such as this got as popular so quickly as it did and no less was turned into a movie sooner than any book that I've ever read. It's storyline is all too familiar as I'm sure many people have seen, read, or heard of stories involving vampires and humans falling in love with one another, the whole "Forbidden Love" concept if you will in one of its forms. I thought the plot was a bit weak though. Honestly, James chasing after Bella after he learns she is Edward's love is a bit weak. That is typical vampire nature to me and while I thought James was rather attractive (as well as Jacob and Laurent) it did not work for me for a huge mega-awesome plotline! So my question that begs to be answered is, do the young girls who read these books just read it for Bella and Edward's relationship, for Edward, or for the fact that it has vampires or what?! I am curious. I tend to wonder what the other books are about and I know they are already working on the sequal to Twilight (
New Moon). I will most likely see the next movie, but I still have yet to see a reason why I would even want to read the books.
What say you about this movie? (If you want to comment on the book there has been a topic created it is appropriate section)
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