Okay, you may say I’m biased by saying I love the movie. Just say it coz I do love Twilight The Movie. Let’s just say that I cannot make it tonight if I will not see the movie so I went to see the last full show.
It may not be as detailed as the book version but then let’s just admit that aside from the loyalty to the written version, the screenplay catched the most important parts. The essence of what Stephenie Meyer had worked hard has been very present in the movie. The lines, the description. Even the Cullen’s house are as I imagined it to be.
I had a difficulty separating my all-knowing-twilight mind from watching the movie but at least I got to a point to not expect what will happen next and just relax to see the movie. The only thing I hated about the situation was that a movioe lasts for more than an hour and there are a lot that I want to see more. Twilight book has a lot of twists that cannot be shrink fitted into a movie. This could even be better as a TV series I guess. Why not, right.
When we left the cinema, Edward and Bella became the new loveteam to beat. Let’s say they are the new Lois and Clark (Superman) or Beauty and the Beast (except that the beast here is so gorgeous). This movie will, no doubt, launch new hollywood A-lists from actors Robert Pattinson (Edward Cullen) and Kristen Stewart (Bella Swan). I’ll not be surprised to see then have their own names in the celebrity page of People.
The pair reminded me of Edward Scissohands from way back as portrayed by Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder. Not that I am comparing, it just occurred to me that way while I was leaving the cinema.
The film has ended with subtle tone that there is more to come. Let’s see if there is a part two. The challenge is how they keep the cast, specially the vampires, at the same age.
So there, I’ll be able to get some good night’s sleep and think tomorrow on when I can see the movie again, yeah another round 
Good night!
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