Thus ends a uh, popular series

Rating: 6/10 (30 December 2016)

I like most people am not a fan of "Twilight" and there was never a movie in the series that I thought was genuinely good, although they did try a few times. This movie mostly suffers from really bad CGI. I mean, the wolves in this just look so terrible. I'm also pretty terrified by the baby who has this horrible looking CGI at first. At least it gets better when she's older. I can at least acknowledge that this were some people who liked this series and it does seem like it served its purpose with those people well. This was made into possibly the longest movie review in history with Spoony talking about this for over two and a half hours!
I actually do like what they do at the very end. It looks like there's this big fight scene. This is probably the main criticism of the series in that Bella causes all these bad things to happen. They actually did do something unique and it ended up being better than I thought. The fight scene was actually an illusion or a vision of what would happen. Everyone ends up leaving in peace. Of course, it's still not a good movie. It's a shame how the actual actors hate it more than even most people. I think this was the only "Twilight" movie that didn't win Best Picture at the MTV Movie Awards. I guess people learned their lesson by this. It was at least interesting to see how a series ended.
I still enjoy it when people make fun of these movies, even if I don't find them awful. Granted, I still think they're mostly bad. They actually did get some interesting shots in and they even had some interesting powers that the various vampires showed off. It did entertain me with how cheesy it was at times, so I'll give it that. These actors need to show more emotion. Hopefully, they'll move on to better roles. I don't find most of these movies that harmful, but now that they're done, we can just ignore them like we should with most movies we don't like. There will be worse and much better movie series out there. **1/2