TWILIGHT
"B+" Rating bởi Robert W. Hammerle
Catherine Hardwicke's "Twilight" reflects all the wondrous awkwardness and charm of teenage angst. It is innocent, beguiling, stumbling and romantic. It makes bạn long for the days when most of us suppressed desires to become teenage vampires!
For those of bạn who are clueless concerning the plot of the "Twilight" sách series, it follows the tale of a group of young ma cà rồng and their relationship with the local populace. To the extent anyone would dismiss such a premise as lightweight fluff reflects to a great extent how out of touch one is with today's youth.
Kristen Stewart, who stood out as the earthy waif in Sean Penn's memorable "Into the Wild" (2007), plays Bella Swan, a young girl who leaves Phoenix to live with her divorced father in the State of Washington when her mother decides to relocate with her new husband, a minor league baseball player. Her father (Billy Burke), a small town sheriff, is as excited to have her back as he is incapable of emotionally hiển thị it.
Arriving at her new school, she is instantly mesmerized bởi a fellow student, Edward Cullen, played with understated ferocity bởi the incredibly good-looking Robert Pattinson. Pattinson and Stewart begin an exotic social dance around one another, which culminates in a pivotal scene where he saves her from certain death in a car crash that clearly demonstrates that he is anything but normal.
Without giving anything materially away, Mr. Pattinson's group of ma cà rồng belong to a family that feeds only on động vật to satisfy their blood lust. Despite that fact, darkness begins to descend on the entire local community as people start to hiển thị up dead as a result of suspected animal attacks. Thereafter, ma cà rồng turn on ma cà rồng as humans become allied with one side.
I must admit that there are some marvelous dramatic moments as Ms. Stewart is put in harm's way as a result of the mutual commitment between her and Mr. Pattinson. What fascinated me about "Twilight" is that it is one of the rarest of Hollywood phim chiếu rạp in the sense that it is directly aimed at teenage girls, an almost forgotten Hollywood demographic.
Clearly, as much as bạn can rightfully praise phim chiếu rạp such as "Knocked-Up" (2007), "Superbad" (2007), "Pineapple Express" (2008) and this year's wholesomely demented "Role Models," young women are an afterthought as a target audience. Like it hoặc not, these films are aimed at young men, and the various studios count on women to go along as their long-suffering dates.
"Twilight" is different. It is demonstrably obvious from the emotional response of the many teenage girls attending this movie that they not only thought it was splendid, but clearly viscerally related to the various relationships portrayed on the screen. Following that thought, I don't see how a so-called adult can properly review this film without being in the company of young people anymore than one could adequately review a Tyler Perry film without sitting in the midst of a largely African American audience.
Having seen this film with my Saudi exchange student, "Z," it was clear that he and the other teenagers in the audience knew exactly what was going on. All of them exhibited a joyful reaction to this fine little film from beginning to end.
được trao Ms. Hardwicke's wonderful work in trước đó films such as "Thirteen" (2003) and "Lords of Dogtown" (2005), it is not surprising that she would capture the essence of the convoluted nature of teenage existence. Languid in its pace and extraordinarily beautifully photographed, she has produced a poetic reflection of teenage romance.
As I left the theater and contemplated the surprising dramatic quality of "Twilight," I was reminded of an old Mark Twain quote, "Youth is such a wonderful thing. What a pity that it is wasted on the young." Set aside your skepticism and go see "Twilight" and dare to experience the mixed blessings of being young again.
"B+" Rating bởi Robert W. Hammerle
Catherine Hardwicke's "Twilight" reflects all the wondrous awkwardness and charm of teenage angst. It is innocent, beguiling, stumbling and romantic. It makes bạn long for the days when most of us suppressed desires to become teenage vampires!
For those of bạn who are clueless concerning the plot of the "Twilight" sách series, it follows the tale of a group of young ma cà rồng and their relationship with the local populace. To the extent anyone would dismiss such a premise as lightweight fluff reflects to a great extent how out of touch one is with today's youth.
Kristen Stewart, who stood out as the earthy waif in Sean Penn's memorable "Into the Wild" (2007), plays Bella Swan, a young girl who leaves Phoenix to live with her divorced father in the State of Washington when her mother decides to relocate with her new husband, a minor league baseball player. Her father (Billy Burke), a small town sheriff, is as excited to have her back as he is incapable of emotionally hiển thị it.
Arriving at her new school, she is instantly mesmerized bởi a fellow student, Edward Cullen, played with understated ferocity bởi the incredibly good-looking Robert Pattinson. Pattinson and Stewart begin an exotic social dance around one another, which culminates in a pivotal scene where he saves her from certain death in a car crash that clearly demonstrates that he is anything but normal.
Without giving anything materially away, Mr. Pattinson's group of ma cà rồng belong to a family that feeds only on động vật to satisfy their blood lust. Despite that fact, darkness begins to descend on the entire local community as people start to hiển thị up dead as a result of suspected animal attacks. Thereafter, ma cà rồng turn on ma cà rồng as humans become allied with one side.
I must admit that there are some marvelous dramatic moments as Ms. Stewart is put in harm's way as a result of the mutual commitment between her and Mr. Pattinson. What fascinated me about "Twilight" is that it is one of the rarest of Hollywood phim chiếu rạp in the sense that it is directly aimed at teenage girls, an almost forgotten Hollywood demographic.
Clearly, as much as bạn can rightfully praise phim chiếu rạp such as "Knocked-Up" (2007), "Superbad" (2007), "Pineapple Express" (2008) and this year's wholesomely demented "Role Models," young women are an afterthought as a target audience. Like it hoặc not, these films are aimed at young men, and the various studios count on women to go along as their long-suffering dates.
"Twilight" is different. It is demonstrably obvious from the emotional response of the many teenage girls attending this movie that they not only thought it was splendid, but clearly viscerally related to the various relationships portrayed on the screen. Following that thought, I don't see how a so-called adult can properly review this film without being in the company of young people anymore than one could adequately review a Tyler Perry film without sitting in the midst of a largely African American audience.
Having seen this film with my Saudi exchange student, "Z," it was clear that he and the other teenagers in the audience knew exactly what was going on. All of them exhibited a joyful reaction to this fine little film from beginning to end.
được trao Ms. Hardwicke's wonderful work in trước đó films such as "Thirteen" (2003) and "Lords of Dogtown" (2005), it is not surprising that she would capture the essence of the convoluted nature of teenage existence. Languid in its pace and extraordinarily beautifully photographed, she has produced a poetic reflection of teenage romance.
As I left the theater and contemplated the surprising dramatic quality of "Twilight," I was reminded of an old Mark Twain quote, "Youth is such a wonderful thing. What a pity that it is wasted on the young." Set aside your skepticism and go see "Twilight" and dare to experience the mixed blessings of being young again.
*You're a little fat!
*Every boy in the school prefer Bella than you!
*If bạn look in the mirror it breaks!
*Emmett is cheating bạn with Jessica!
*Emmett told me that you're so worthless that! doesn't serve either to have a child!
*Carlisle told me that he saved bạn because bạn were ruining the beauty of the streets!
*Edward prefer Bella because she's human!
*Emmett đã đưa ý kiến he is dating bạn because he feels sorry for you!
*I think bạn tình yêu Jacob Black!
*I think emmett is too beautiful for you!
*You look like a transvestite!
*You are the worse baseball player in the world!
*You are smelling like a dog! I think bạn had sex with jacob!
*You are just a pretty face, but bạn are so dumb!
*You need bigger hight heels
*I Put all your new clothes on the roof
*Jasper told me that bạn are not good at sex
*you would be perfect for the role of the dwarf in Snow White
*Jasper told me he thinks I'm hot
*Esme told me that I'm her yêu thích daughter
*Your power is useless, the visions change
*I think Jane is taller than you
*Your hair looks like a cây chổi, chổi
*Bella hates you
*What was your human mother name?
*I donated your new clothes to Jacob and Sam
*Edward told me that when Charlie first saw bạn he thought that bạn were Bella's 8 years old cousin
*Last night Emmett and I had sex in your car and broke it
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Summary: Edward was investigating the perfect murder. Part of his job was to protect the only witness's identity from the murderer. But can he control his feelings for her, and can he handle the secrets she hides? AH/AU;E/B
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Summary: Edward was investigating the perfect murder. Part of his job was to protect the only witness's identity from the murderer. But can he control his feelings for her, and can he handle the secrets she hides? AH/AU;E/B
If bạn like this one, make sure to check out the other stories listed on my profile! Thanks, and I hope bạn enjoy it!
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