Twilight Fans are pretty hardcore
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I've read the first 3 books and i'll admit they are pretty good, but it's not amazing and the first film was AWFUL. Seriously.. i watched the first 15 mins and turned it off.. i've still only watched about an hour of it.. the acting is POOR. The directing was pretty mediocre as well.
Fugly and/or lonely females aged 12-40 and you disagree, not the world as clearly demonstrated by this thread.
im a Twilight fan but those quotes sound like they are really young girls. i'm not that obsessed!!
when i first saw the film i thought it was good, then I read the books and that's when i really loved them. my friend has just read the first book and agreed it's really well written
when i first saw the film i thought it was good, then I read the books and that's when i really loved them. my friend has just read the first book and agreed it's really well written
Care to look in your sig?
He actually does look like a foot.. Never seen the resemblance before.. hah!
i'm not that obsessed that I ask my bf to climb through the window (i dont have a bf but thats not the point)
or want a tattoo of Twilight, or any of the other quotes
He doesnt look like a foot lol. If I wasn't single then I probably wouldn't notice him
or want a tattoo of Twilight, or any of the other quotes
He doesnt look like a foot lol. If I wasn't single then I probably wouldn't notice him
Massive LOL.
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Ahahah, quality.
Book was brilliant, film not so much
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Not a film but True Blood rocks
If they have, someone let me know the season+eps no plzHas South Park ripped on Twilight yet? I hope they do.
Not seen SP since TIMMAY was added to it lol
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Ahhh this is probably one of the biggest upsides to being a single guy at the moment. I'll never be forced to watch Twilight. 
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Apparently the fourth book features such delights as :
********* SPOILERS INCOMING! ********
********* SPOILERS - REALLY ! ********
1. Bella giving birth to Edward's kid.
2. Except he has to give her a C-section. Using, you know, his fangs.
3. Oh yeah. Don't forget that the baby breaks Bella's spine during the birth.
4. Should have mentioned that the baby has some weird super-aging process going on which makes it grow older more quickly.
5. Which, thankfully, makes it ok for Edward to be in love with it. That's right - not love it, but be in love with it.
6. Yeah.
Stephanie Myers is one messed up lady. Her self-insertion in the books is hardly a first in literature (she is Bella) but it really does show up her bizarre outlook on life and many, many reviews have linked this to her Mormon upbringing. More worrying to me is the example she's setting up for younger, impressionable women : hey, it's ok to be in love with someone who breaks into your house, watches you sleep, has total control over you, and has you knocked up by the ripe old age of 18 because ... um ... nevermind the reasoning, it just is!
Her writing is like reading poor Anne Rice fanfiction. There is no plot to speak of, the messages the book conveys are completely outdated and the characters are vapid, uninspired and uninspiring.
I could go on but I'll only get myself worked up into some crazy nerd rage
********* SPOILERS INCOMING! ********
********* SPOILERS - REALLY ! ********
1. Bella giving birth to Edward's kid.
2. Except he has to give her a C-section. Using, you know, his fangs.
3. Oh yeah. Don't forget that the baby breaks Bella's spine during the birth.
4. Should have mentioned that the baby has some weird super-aging process going on which makes it grow older more quickly.
5. Which, thankfully, makes it ok for Edward to be in love with it. That's right - not love it, but be in love with it.
6. Yeah.
Stephanie Myers is one messed up lady. Her self-insertion in the books is hardly a first in literature (she is Bella) but it really does show up her bizarre outlook on life and many, many reviews have linked this to her Mormon upbringing. More worrying to me is the example she's setting up for younger, impressionable women : hey, it's ok to be in love with someone who breaks into your house, watches you sleep, has total control over you, and has you knocked up by the ripe old age of 18 because ... um ... nevermind the reasoning, it just is!
Her writing is like reading poor Anne Rice fanfiction. There is no plot to speak of, the messages the book conveys are completely outdated and the characters are vapid, uninspired and uninspiring.
I could go on but I'll only get myself worked up into some crazy nerd rage
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