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Good concept, poorly executed.

Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

The first must-see film of the year.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

The good thing about the "Twilight" series is, if you like the first one, you will probably like the sequels. The same pace, story elements, and character development is similarly good in all of them. And this third sequel really makes the story bloom. All the elements of the first two "Twilight" movies are here - the vampires, werewolves, and "Volturi" (sort of like the Vatican for vampires) are thrown into the mix along with a lot of new characters and story points. If you haven't seen any of the other movies what I'm about to say won't make sense, but it's a good idea to watch at least one of the preceding "Twilight" films and preferably both before trying to take in this one.Bella has decided that she wants to make the "change" (become a vampire) to be with Edward til the literal end of time (as vampires are immortal and stay the age they were when they changed). But of course, there are plenty of problems. Bella needs Jakob (her friend from Twilight 2 and a rival to Edward for Bella's affections) to guard her from some other rogue vampires (we find they are called "newborns" as they are freshly turned vampires). The newborns are massacring people in Seattle and drawing too much attention to the "cold ones" (Vampires). So the Volturi (vampire grand leaders in Italy) are coming to resolve the matter, either by diplomacy or violence. This creates a dilemna for Bella and Edward, as the Volturi spared Edward and Bella's lives only when she promised to make the change... and if they come to Seattle, they may discover that Bella violated her promise and is still human, drawing their deadly wrath. The meeting of the minds (the Cullens) at 1:20 is something I found very entertaining, as the Cullens pool their intellects and visions (another vampire power) to quickly decide on how to deal with the newborns and Volturi... I found this movie just as entertaining as Twilight 1 and 2. Suffice to say, if you loved either of those movies, you will almost certainly enjoy this one. Let the haters be damned, I really enjoy the Twilight series.

This movie is the 3rd in a series of five. The general plot involves a girl who desires to be a vampire. She is torn between loving a werewolf and loving a vampire. The actors and actress are a curious bunch that seems to grab and maintain your attention. Each of the first three movies move painfully slow, but deliberate enough that it gives one time to think about these circumstances from many different angles. I give the movie a ten, because I can see the care and effort that the team put in to create these three movies. I'm looking forward to watching the next two movies. The next two movies are Breaking Dawn Part 1 and Part 2. I actually started research twilight phases, this is what brought me to these movies, and I'm glad it did.

Twilight: Eclipse follows Bella as she tries to decide whether or not she wants to marry Edward, meanwhile dealing with the semi- aggressive feelings of Jacob. At the same time a mysterious army of vampires is forming and the Cullens must prepare to fight them off. Similarly to New Moon, which I enjoyed, the writing is often so bad it's hilarious. Eclipse features plenty of said scenes that have become so iconic now in this series for me.From time to time I was surprised to actually witness a decent scene in this movie. By that I mean some parts were actually kind of well- done. Some scenes ended and I thought "huh, that was actually kind of above average". Considering the quality of these movies haven't exceeded an average level yet, I was happy to see some things that didn't suck. While these moments were short-lived and often just barely above average (as in the difference between a 5/10 and 5.5/10 scene), they were an improvement. Who knows, maybe by the time I reach the last movie it'll actually be average. Unlike New Moon, however, this movie's pacing went down. While it wasn't as boring as the first movie, it definitely had pacing issues. That's really the biggest thing that separates this movie from New Moon. New Moon managed to suck but be well-paced enough not to put me to sleep, but this one was, while still funny, much more boring. As per usual, we get some 'excellent' performances from the cast. Kristen Stewart is worse than usual, Taylor Lautner is still garbage, and Robert Pattinson continues to be better than everyone else, if only by a little bit. And again, as I've come to expect, the writing is putrid. Somehow more so than the previous movies, though. More stuff is rushed into with barely any development, and it makes me wonder why everyone cares so much or how they caught onto something as quickly as they did. The special effects still suck. Not a lot to say about that. Something I kind of hate about these world building movies is that the world is never completely built when the series starts. So the creator keeps making new stuff and making some new things more important than others. While in the first two movies we got very little about the anatomy of vampires, we saw it more here and it was so overused that it felt like a newly added part of the movies. While it still makes sense with the universe and everything it was just so thrust upon the audience with so much of it that it felt like the director was just making up new bullcrap and hoping we wouldn't notice. Also, the fight. While some of it was somewhat entertaining, it was, for the most part, stupid. Somehow none of the main characters died, and only one got injured. And yet, every single opponent died. These opponents are supposed to be much stronger than the main characters. They actually state that their opponents are vastly stronger than them multiple times. But regardless, when you don't kill any main characters it does make the movie less intense and less realistic. I care less about the characters because I know nothing bad will actually happen to them. Overall Twilight: Eclipse is, while fun at times, still absolute trash. It's massively flawed at every corner, but sometimes those flaws are funny. It's sort of like a turd with ice cream on top. It tastes like crap, but it's still ice cream and it's kind of funny to look at, similarly to New Moon. Only this time there's a really tired old tour guide trying to explain how the turd came to be in extensive detail. While it's kind of interesting in a weird way, it's still pretty boring. In the end I wouldn't recommend this movie. You'd be better off watching New Moon. Not only is it less boring, it's also funnier.

NOPE. NOPE. NOPE. NOPE. Oh look a NOPEmovie. If you ever come across this film in your travels, do the world a favor; take it from where you have found it, set it gently on the ground, take a machine gun and unload a round or two into it. After you've finished with that, scoop up the remains, then transport those remains to the nearest fire. When there is nothing but ashes left, sweep up those ashes and deposit them into a container of acid. Take that container of acid and travel to the deepest body of water you can find and release that acid into the middle of it. Then we can rest assured it can't hurt anyone else. You can help all of your fellow humans by deciding to take these simple steps to avoid the pain and suffering. Thank you.