Part Animee, Part Source Material, Part Film, All Cheese
Haters to the left.
Guess they’re not going to be happy until they’ve squeezed every bit of creativity out of the Twilight franchise. And by “creativity” I really mean new marketing ploys to resell the same story again, and again, and again, making even more money off of the Twi-hards.
Twilight: The Graphic Novel Vol 1. hits the book shelves March 20th. (Coincidentally, the very date the DVD and Blu-Ray of New Moon hits the shelves as well) Only 350 000 copies of the graphic novel will be for sale (at leat initally), so get in line now, lest you be left out! Suddenly, I’m picturing hordes of breathless teenage girls descending on comic books stores, freaking out nerds everywhere. Heh.
At the rate it’s going, there’s sure to be re-hab offered for the Twi-hards (for a price) once it’s all over. Assuming it ever is.
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I’m not your typical Twilight fan but my late 20?s girlfriends and I also had drinks and appetizers followed by a early showing. My opinion was that it was WAY better than Twilight but still wasn’t quite right. I thought Kristen did a great job. The script was alot better and the funny moments were awesome. I am a Team Edward girl but the movie makes you fall for Jacob. Taylor did excellent. He was by far the best actor in the movie and, in a way that I could not get to in the book, I felt the hardness of Bella?s decision to pick Edward over Jacob. However, I felt the start and finish were really horrible. And at the end there was too much ?coldness? between Bella and Edward. The chemistry did not really come out?.
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