As to spare people, who may not want to read on my thoughts of the Twilight movie, I will begin with my other subject, first. That, and to make sure people actually read this part.

So, I found myself joining Twitter, a little earlier.
I never thought I would, but I did.

For those who know me, I don't know if I'll be able to succeed as a "tweeter" or not. I've failed at being dedicated to other things (Facebook, etc). Nonetheless, I'm giving it a shot.

If you have a Twitter, I would like to see if I could gain some followers. If not, well... okay? I'm just trying to find ways to get myself started; so I don't have to write stuff and be void of having any people who don't notice what I have to put.

If you want to find me, all you have to put at the end is "DemonKaizoku" and you'll find me.
I have decorated my page, and it's very NaruHina. Hey, I'm going to express in what I love!


Anyway, onto the Twilight movie

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Even though I've said I'm more of a Harry Potter fan than a Twilight one, I still have read the books and plan to see the Twilight movies - as an average viewee. And that would be defined as someone who sees them, gives fair/logical opinions, and does NOT squeal. I might show off what I'm talking about (such as through shirts, but not those with the stupid money shots of Edward or Jacob on it). I try to make my wear a little more clever than that. For example, at the midnight showing, I wore a black tanktop with red text-like font that read: "La tua Cantante" with a little pattern on it, to hint the wording. Yes, it's a Twilight thing, and the Volturi are awesome. When I went to the midnight showing of the Half-Blood Prince, I dressed up as a Ravenclaw; robes, tie, and all. There is a difference between light cosplay and a simple t-shirt with words on it. I think I've made my point in which I'm more of a fan of. XP

Okay, so... my thoughts on the movie, itself?

Well, it was at least better than the first one. I've occassionally wondered if that was due to there having been a different director for the second film, instead of the one from the first. Probably a big reason, I think. The acting was a little better, overall with the cast (except Alice. Alice was always perfect :3). Though, Alice did shine a lot in the second movie. I liked every part she was in.

Charlie will always be the most cool, solid character in the series. I know some Twilight-haters that at least agree in saying that Charlie was the only real neutral, reasonable character, overall. His actor is also quite amusing, as his appearance and acting fits the character, perfectly.

Victoria's hair was definitely redder in this movie (I think?). I blinked a couple times when I first saw it. It was so... vibrant and bright. XD

What Did I Like?
Everything was pretty good, or at the very least, was moderate. I'll express myself more on the 'Don'ts'.
Alice
Carlisle
Aro
Jacob.

What Did I Not Like?
The only thing that really irked me had been the scene (and you'll only know it if you saw the movie, yourself) was when Alice said she could see Bella as a vampire, and as Aro went through her mind. As Aro read through her mind, we were given a visual of a contently jogging Edward joined by Bella, in casual clothes. Not that they were, but my first impression was of thinking they were a rich tennis playing couple. I was also sitting in a seat in front of a group of four, two girls and boy, boyfriend and girlfriend. And one of the boys said loudly enough, without even worrying - "Wow, that looks really gay" and was followed with light laughter from people, in the audience. And yes, I was one of them. You really had to be there at the moment, but his words really hit, that moment.

The werewolves were done pretty well. Though, when first appearing on the screen, Sam's form (the black one) looked a little off to me, at least at first. Maybe I was a little tired, or he was just that black.

And really, a hater or not, there is one obvious thing you can't hate. And that was Jacob; the actor himself. Damn, that boy worked to fit his part, body-wise. As squealing sounded, I even found myself "Oooh"-ing and quietly commenting with an "Mmm-mm!" or saying things like "you could jump through my bedroom window, anytime."

*Receives odd stares*
W-what!? -__- I'm a girl, and that boy's front and backside were plenty firm!
And before you even say anything, I never squealed. So there.


Alright, enough talk about the movie.
That's all I have, right now.

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