Twilight
SCORE: 47
After hearing people fawn over Twilight for years I finally broke down and decided to check it out. I do not understand why so many people like this movie. It is supposed to be a love story, but I don’t get it. The girl falls in love with a vampire. But he is a nice vampire because he does not want to drink the blood of humans. Instead he drinks the blood of animals.
Twilight is nothing like Romeo and Juliet because there are no forces trying to keep the couple apart. In fact parental figures are supportive of their relationship. Even though she is a human and he is a vampire. They even have an opportunity to turn her into a vampire at the end of the movie. But they fight to keep her human.
The motives of so many characters in Twilight make little to no sense. Like the tracker for example. He is one vampire that takes on seven vampires. That makes no sense. He invites in his own doom. Especially when he can not even defeat one of them, let alone all seven.
Twilight contains blood, gore, and moody images. As well as some enticement to lust scenes. Vampires are shown as faster, stronger, and better than humans. They literally are shown with no weaknesses in Twilight. Their skin shines like diamonds in the sun. The sun causes them no pain.
I do not
understand why the world is so in love with Twilight. Vampires are shown
to have spiritual powers, and scoff at going to hell. As I watched
Twilight all I could think about was women who stay with men who beat
them. This movie has that as an undertone.
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Yolanda
Graphics: 40%
Sound: 55%
Replay/Extras: 50%
Gameplay: 50%
Family Friendly Factor: 40%
System: DVD
Publisher: Summit Entertainment
Developer:
Marverick Films
Rating: ‘PG-13’ - Parents Strongly Cautioned {Some Violence and a
scene of sensuality}
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