The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2. Roll The entire mile of the title on your tongue and you are left with a sinking feeling. Time for more wimpy vampire whining and snarling werewolves, some two-minute scares plastic thrown into mush.
The good thing is it all ends here, with the second of the two-part finale. To be fair, Breaking Dawn Part 2 is a massive improvement on the series all that you've been giving over the past four years. There is a spectacular climax Satisfy That should hardcore fans and - surprise, surprise - for the first time you spot a hint of wit in the screenplay.
While overall the Twilight fan club would be aware of all that has gone on in the series so far, it would be great to brush up on the past four films if you are a first-timer planning to catch this one. Breaking Dawn Part 2 does not waste time to explain its vast spread of characters or plot twists, Assuming you are going in knowing what has already happened in the series.
Part 2 takes off exactly where Part 1 ended. Bella (Kristen Stewart) wakes up after giving birth to a daughter Renesmee, fathered by Edward (Robert Pattinson) the vampire. Quite predictably, Renesmee is half-human, half-vampire. Bella herself has now fully Become a vampire like Edward, Which makes her more powerful and emotionally Physically less fragile.
Renesmee grows at an astonishing rate, and Irina - a member of the Denali coven - mistakes her as a human Who could destroy her clan.
The rest of what follows is Essentially a Script That Allows director Bill Condon to replay all the cliches That clicked for the franchise as Also bring back all major characters. Stray humor creeps into the narrative very Bollywoodish That keeps the romance of Bella and Edward alive.
The film Could have gone lower on dialogues, though. In a lot of scenes, the characters simply talk, talk and then talk some more. I'm guessing fans of the series sworn will not mind at all. Especially with K.Stew R.Patz and looking like a million bucks together
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The good thing is it all ends here, with the second of the two-part finale. To be fair, Breaking Dawn Part 2 is a massive improvement on the series all that you've been giving over the past four years. There is a spectacular climax Satisfy That should hardcore fans and - surprise, surprise - for the first time you spot a hint of wit in the screenplay.
While overall the Twilight fan club would be aware of all that has gone on in the series so far, it would be great to brush up on the past four films if you are a first-timer planning to catch this one. Breaking Dawn Part 2 does not waste time to explain its vast spread of characters or plot twists, Assuming you are going in knowing what has already happened in the series.
Part 2 takes off exactly where Part 1 ended. Bella (Kristen Stewart) wakes up after giving birth to a daughter Renesmee, fathered by Edward (Robert Pattinson) the vampire. Quite predictably, Renesmee is half-human, half-vampire. Bella herself has now fully Become a vampire like Edward, Which makes her more powerful and emotionally Physically less fragile.
Renesmee grows at an astonishing rate, and Irina - a member of the Denali coven - mistakes her as a human Who could destroy her clan.
The rest of what follows is Essentially a Script That Allows director Bill Condon to replay all the cliches That clicked for the franchise as Also bring back all major characters. Stray humor creeps into the narrative very Bollywoodish That keeps the romance of Bella and Edward alive.
The film Could have gone lower on dialogues, though. In a lot of scenes, the characters simply talk, talk and then talk some more. I'm guessing fans of the series sworn will not mind at all. Especially with K.Stew R.Patz and looking like a million bucks together
Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/movie-review-the-twilight-saga-breaking-dawn-part-2/1/234400.html
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