Dramas, Romance, Teenage, Thriller, Vampires, Supernatural, Theatrical Release, Teenagers, High School Students, High School Experiences, Teenage Girls, Paranormal, Based On A Novel
Description
High school romance is difficult enough to navigate when both people are human. But for 17-year-old Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart, INTO THE WILD) and Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson, HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE), Edward's life as a vampire complicates things even more. At first, when Bella moves from sunny Phoenix to the rainiest corner of Washington State, she isn't sure where she fits in at her new high school. Then she meets Edward, an ethereal beauty of a boy whose unnatural speed and strength lead Bella to the conclusion that her new crush is one of the undead. Suddenly, Bella's boring life is transformed; she's surrounded by love and danger in equal parts, thanks to the hunger of Edward and others of his kind.
TWILIGHT is based on the first book in the addictive series by author Stephenie Meyer. Director Catherine Hardwicke (THIRTEEN) certainly knows her audience, which is primarily the teenage girls who worship the book and its characters. There are plenty of swoonworthy shots of Pattinson's perfectly pale Edward, and his romance with Stewart's nicely acted Bella will cause many a sigh among the devoted fans. While TWILIGHT is primarily a love story in the ROMEO AND JULIET mold, there's also plenty of action and horror to be found. Blood flows (this is a vampire movie, after all), but the small amount of gore shouldn't be too much for the squeamish viewers--and it might even draw a boy or two to the screen. The film's record-breaking box office take alone is proof that the film's appeal isn't limited to screaming teen girls.
DVD Features
Region 1 Widescreen - 2.39 Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English, Spanish Subtitles - Spanish
My 11-year-old niece is gaga over this movie and the books that spawned them; she lusts after Patterson and wishes she were as waif and pale Kristen Stewart. I think every generation of tweens needs... Read the whole review at MatchFlick
Posted on April 22, 2009
Reviewed by: brian
More than any other movie released last Fall, I so wanted to hate freaking Twilight & actually made a special point to avoid it at all costs. You might even ask yourself what changed my mind or why... Read the whole review at MatchFlick
Posted on April 21, 2009
Reviewed by: Mary
I was very reluctant to see this movie, but my 11 year old step-daughter kept bugging me about it. I figured what the heck, it's not costing me a thing to watch, so I went and picked it up. First, I... Read the whole review at MatchFlick
Posted on July 10, 2009
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