A Light Weight Story with Full Repetitions

Rating: 3/10 (30 November 2012)

I watched Part 2 to end my curiosity. I also "tried" to read the first book but found my eyes bleeding around page 50. Some readers cursed the movie just because they think the book is magnificent. Well... it is not. There are wonderful commentaries on Amazon about the books.
You all know the unlikeable and emotionless character of Bella seem more disgusting with Kristen right? NO. It is not. Kristen is an improvement actually. Because Bella in the book is more boring, more emotionless, more self-centered, more pathetic and ... I have no words left to describe what an awful girl she is. There is nothing on earth to make her pleased -at least- for a split second... except Edward of course. Well, the movie makes Bella a better person, believe me. However, Kristen and Taylor are still dull and show no talent at all.
Edward loves Bella, Bella loves him in return. Jacob loves Bella but also wish to be a couple with a baby when she grows up. Ah yes Edward is dead, he has no heart beat but somehow non-existing blood works on his genitals and got Bella pregnant in the previous part 1 right? They torture Charlie because Bella has no emotion, dedication or love towards anybody else but Edward. They show off new super powers. Edward enjoys how Bella kicks people.. or wolfs. We realize that Bella has a huge Ego too. There is a Waterbender and and a phone charger. (Such Novelty) There is a constant representation of love between couples. No vampire sleep and get tired so they have plenty of time for... nothing.
Yet, at the very end, the battle was something different and surprised me by killing a few important characters and I found myself... "well done Stephenie well done" and smiled a bit. Then we all see that this scene was from Alice's gift. So nothing happens at all. People ... sorry all vampires lived happily ever after. I cannot blame the director for anything at all.. may be for the cast but anyways. If the story is already weak and flawed, the fault'Oscar goes to... the author! *applause*