Impressed and disappointed Twilight Fan!

Rating: 6/10 (23 November 2012)

I went to watch Breaking Dawn last weekend with my friend and my sister. We've all enjoyed the Saga since the first installment which was and still continues to be our favorite. Now coming to Breaking part 2, as a fan, I have to say that I was impressed and disappointed. Impressed because:The movie began very well with Bella's transformation to a vampire. Kristen's performance did not disappoint me at all. She did exactly as the book described Bella, an unusually tamed, controlled Newborn. of course she lost her temper on Jacob a little, and almost haunted a human. Equally impressive was the scene when she yells at Jacob which deserves 7 stars on it's own. I don't understand how they can still call her face expressionless.I laughed so hard with all the audience in the theater.Billy Bruke did add up to the humor as usual. His acting is natural and effortless and full of expressions!Jacob, the wolves, and the Cullens were like a huge cozy background, not forgetting Renesme. THE MOST IMPRESSIVE THING IN THIS MOVIE HOWEVER WAS THE LITTLE TWIST IN THE END. The scene got us gasping and yelling and cheering when Aro's head got kicked of by Bella. Too bad it was only Alice's unaccomplished vision. Finally for all those who still want to see Bella's/Edward's love story this movie doesn't fail in representing it again as fresh as the beginning.The two did also well in their young parents roles.
coming to the disappointment: first of all the little fake renesme was so disturbing. I kept praying for her fake role to end fast to see Mackenzie Foy. Bella as a super tamed Newborn felt like she's still human if it weren't for the red eyes and pale skin. Here it is Stephenie Meyer's fault in developing Bella this way. The transitions between the scenes were almost non-existent so that for a person who hasn't read the books he will totally get lost and confused. The plot kept moving from scene to scene as if they were pictures in a book without any clear explanation. The vampire covens whom I was waiting for with great anticipation did not satisfy me at all. Every vampire just presented his gift and remained in the background. There was no harmony, no coordination among those covens like the book.The great disappointment was in the peaceful turn the war has taken, which some critics described as anti-climactic. All this big change we've been waiting turned out to be a little vision of ALICE! I was at least expecting a Cullen member to die, but no, they had to stick to the stinking conclusion of the book. My comment is far from being subjective even though I'm a Twilight fan. I expected an "epic ending" on the whole, but too bad it was partially epic. I'll still continue to love the Saga and overlook the disappointments. A final remark: from all the cast, I only look forward to see Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Billy Bruke and Micheal Sheen in new roles.