Not for all, but a pretty good movie!!

Rating: 9/10 (28 November 2011)

In the Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010), David Slade pieced together just enough fluttering romance, heart pounding suspense and action packed material for his target audience. While this may not be the movie for the typical sci-fi lover or anyone of that nature, it is a wonderful title for those of you who crave romantic films. This movie fulfilled all expectations of a characteristic romance but also had enough variation that it would keep any emotional movie go-er wanting more. This movie also provides beliefs and values from both sides of the spectrum – Edward, the polite conservative of the 20th century and Bella, the teenager of our century; it provides some beliefs relevant for almost every age.
Who says you can't be in love with a 110-year-old-yet-forever-17-year-old vampire? Not Stephanie Meyer. This film (as does the original novel it derived from) adds a refreshing new flavor to the typical love story. Compared with other films of the same genre, it does fit all the requirements. Two people, against the odds, find love and persevere until the end – 'til death does them part, except it doesn't end there. She's in love with a vampireoh and a werewolf. Another vampire – make that an army of vampires, are setting out to kill her. She wants to get married but with doing that she is moving into a houseful of vampiresone of whom accidentally tried to kill her in one of the previous film of the series. Stacking this movie up against other movies – traditional or original? I say both.
The verdict is Twilight: Eclipse is a great addition to the saga and will be a hit with the love-crazed and Jacob-loving fans. It extends the borders of what a "romantic film" truly is and keeps you at the edge of your seat (even if you've read the book). Keeping this in mind, if "The Dark Knight" or "Inception" are the types of movies that are your cup of tea, this movie is not something that is exactly recommended for you. But if you loved the last two Twilight Saga films, or just have a sweet-spot for the romance genre, then you'll go Twi-hard for this one.