My Review on the Final Twilight Saga Film

Rating: 9/10 (24 November 2012)

I will admit. I wasn't too sure about going to see the end of a much- loved series. I hate endings, and have in fact broken down at the end of this series and also Harry Potter. Today I reached my decision; everything has to end at some point. Collecting my courage, I walked bravely into the cinema armed with Kleenex and Nacho's.
After waiting through, about fifteen minutes of boring adverts I had a realisation. That music, it sounds familiar. Hmm, then it hit me. Twilight's first composer had been brought back. I smiled happily as the music haunted one of my favourite twilight compositions. The music though, had not taking my mind of the fact that the titles were dragging on a bit. This had started my list of errors. The first scene was all in all, pretty good. The zoom-ins that occurred during first half-an-hour was brilliant. Hunting was a bit tame to me. I understand the process, as I have read the books. But something was burning in my mind. The runs didn't look at all realistic, mind you it's meant to be supernatural so I probably wouldn't think that it was. After the first few scenes I thought that the relationship between Robert Pattison and Kristen Stewart's characters was a bit off.
I continued to mull over my thoughts until a surprise came to me. The battle, after reading the books I was wondering how on earth they were going to make it more interesting, and then in came Alice Cullen (Ashley Greene) and Jasper Hale (Jackson Rathbone). After witnessing a scene that never happened I was panicking like mad. So when I realised that my favourite characters weren't in any danger, I sighed in ease. After seeing such a dramatic scene, I was pleased to have a slightly nicer ending. Joy was filled through me as I saw Alice's Vision of The future. But I was in for one more shock, the final meadow scene. As Edward and Bella sat in the meadow for the last time, my heart was thumping. Then, music started. It was so beautiful; I was enchanted by the music. My tears only increased as I watched the flashbacks. I found myself looking at a screen with a book being flipped through until it reached the last sentence for the book series. With forever being highlighted, signifying the end to this magnificent series
After living through much of the series History, I have come to the conclusion that this film has lived up to its caption. "The Epic Finale That Will Love Forever" I used to thoroughly hate this series, but after watching the film, this has changed. Although, it has not lived up to my love of Harry Potter, it is till up there. I will miss this series, and will fondly look back at the message of love, just before I close my eyes, and take my last breath.