
The suits behind the flamboyantly successful Twilight movie franchise — worth £1.2 billion and counting — have followed Harry Potter's lead by splitting the final novel into two.
But whereas the Potter series gained from that decision, the Twilight Saga loses almost all its impetus.
In the Potter stories, extra screen time allowed the leading characters to deepen; the reverse is true here.

Stephenie Meyer's characters are becoming ever less plausible. And the dialogue in this movie is the most leaden and banal in the series.
And before all you Twilight fans complain that I'm too old to appreciate the movies, check out my review of the first film; I awarded it four stars out of five.
But a rather good original idea has dwindled into self-parody.




source: dailymail
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