The following post contains spoilers for The Twilight Saga books and movies. Consider yourself warned.
After a long, dramatic pause, the final post of my Breaking Dawn review is here at last, and with very few pictures, because I can't find any!
The last half hour or so of the movie is when it got super intense. I knew what was going to happen, and I was still on the edge of my seat. I still remember. My arms were crossed over my chest and my back was rigid and straight. I don't how people that hadn't read the books could take it!
Once again, I was impressed during this part of the movie about how worn out and skinny they were able to make Bella look. Her bones jutted out and it looked like she weighed about 80 pounds. Her stomach was bruised and huge. It was amazing.
This part of the movie also got pretty graphic, for those with squimish stomachs. I even cringed a couple times, and I watch CSI while I eat my breakfast. I mean, when she dropped her cup of blood (So many people in the theater thought that whole bit was disguisting. It was amusing to hear their reactions. I mean, when the blood came up the straw, and into her mouth, I could hear the lady next to me say something like "Ew, that's gross.") and you heard her back break- phew. I felt like everyone in the theater was holding their breath from that moment until after Bella gave birth to Renesmee. Of course, there was also that collective gasp at the end when she opened her eyes. I thought that was truely an excellent way to end it. It left people (those have read the book and those that have not, alike) going What. Is. Going. To. Happen. Next. I mean, I know what happens next, I just really want to know how it plays out on screen.
So. The wedding. Isle Esme. The pregnancy. The birth. Put it all together and what do you get as an end result? An excellent movie. Kudos to everyone involved. Now we've just got to sit back and wait for Part 2. Right? Easier said than done.
I want to know what you thought about Breaking Dawn: Part 1. So tell me in the comments! Whether you liked it, didn't like it, thought it was eh...tell me!!! I have been getting more feedback lately and I really enjoy it, so keep um' coming!
The last half hour or so of the movie is when it got super intense. I knew what was going to happen, and I was still on the edge of my seat. I still remember. My arms were crossed over my chest and my back was rigid and straight. I don't how people that hadn't read the books could take it!
Once again, I was impressed during this part of the movie about how worn out and skinny they were able to make Bella look. Her bones jutted out and it looked like she weighed about 80 pounds. Her stomach was bruised and huge. It was amazing.This part of the movie also got pretty graphic, for those with squimish stomachs. I even cringed a couple times, and I watch CSI while I eat my breakfast. I mean, when she dropped her cup of blood (So many people in the theater thought that whole bit was disguisting. It was amusing to hear their reactions. I mean, when the blood came up the straw, and into her mouth, I could hear the lady next to me say something like "Ew, that's gross.") and you heard her back break- phew. I felt like everyone in the theater was holding their breath from that moment until after Bella gave birth to Renesmee. Of course, there was also that collective gasp at the end when she opened her eyes. I thought that was truely an excellent way to end it. It left people (those have read the book and those that have not, alike) going What. Is. Going. To. Happen. Next. I mean, I know what happens next, I just really want to know how it plays out on screen.
So. The wedding. Isle Esme. The pregnancy. The birth. Put it all together and what do you get as an end result? An excellent movie. Kudos to everyone involved. Now we've just got to sit back and wait for Part 2. Right? Easier said than done.
I want to know what you thought about Breaking Dawn: Part 1. So tell me in the comments! Whether you liked it, didn't like it, thought it was eh...tell me!!! I have been getting more feedback lately and I really enjoy it, so keep um' coming!
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