List of all the things that went wrong in this movie.

Rating: 3/10 (25 November 2012)

1) Bella is STILL weak, even after transforming into a superhuman vampire. She still needs Edward for everything that she does, she's still emotionally all over the place (while still maintaining the same facial expression, coincidently) and can't control herself around a human the first time, but for some reason she is perfectly okay to be around humans after that encounter. She doesn't want to eat her baby, and doesn't want to eat her dad, which seems to be inaccurate from what the previous movies suggested... In New Moon, even though Jasper fed off of animals, he still had urges for human blood, so much so that when he saw a drop of Bella's blood, he went ballistic. But Bella's just fine, for some reason. These films only stay consistent with their ideas when they're convenient.
2) This movie deals a lot with the idea of pacifism, even though it's about blood-sucking vampires and werewolves. They try to collect witnesses to Renesmee, even though in the book that never happened...They just gathered people to fight with them. In they end, they end up fighting despite their best efforts to not have an awesome action scene. Main characters get killed off, which is a shocker to the audience. Some interesting fighting moves get displayed and the vampires get to unleash their special powers... And they finally defeat the Vultaire (or whatever it's called). Buuutttt....... ALAS, that does not happen. Instead, it's just Alice's vision that's been shown to the main vampire guy. Just when I was getting into the whole fighting and main characters dying, that happens. The biggest disappointment to ever happen to me while watching a film. It feels like as if Harry Potter woke up and all his adventures were a dream, and he still lives underneath his uncle's staircase... Well, maybe not that traumatic, but still. It was a terrible decision on the writer's part. So, they just all walk away, and everything's just dandy. JUST DANDY.
3) The pacing was extremely off. It would jump around from scene to scene, confusing the audience. It was just all over the place. It's like they took everything that they shot and couldn't find a cohesive order to put them in, and just kinda drew from a hat which scenes should go where.
4) There were way to many pointless scenes that lasted like 30 seconds. It felt like a 10th grader who doesn't know how to edit's film project. "Oh? We weren't supposed to use this footage? WELL I SHOULD PUT IT IN THERE THEN! :D"
5) I expected this movie to be, you know, a little better than the other ones, since it was the last one. I found that with the Twlight Saga movies, I just kept on getting increasingly more disappointed with each movie I watched. No wonder each film has a different director. NO ONE WANTS TO HAVE THEIR NAME ON THESE FILMS!
And with that, the great journey of the worst movie franchise ever...
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