A soulless journey to damnation

Rating: 10/10 (27 July 2010)

"Bella, the only thing that can hurt me is you and I don't have anything to be afraid of"
New Moon captures a thematic essence to protect Bella's soul. The question of the film asks if Bella's soul should be protected. Edward's goal was to prevent her from eternal damnation. Bella's desire to become immortal overcame her concern for her soul. Bella wants to be immortal regardless of the cost. She wants to be anything other than what she is. For example, in the film titled "Twilight", Bella makes the statement that "Death is peaceful, easy, life is harder". Edward Cullen is afraid that his soul will be exposed to eternal damnation defined by the dangerous predator he is. He does not want to be responsible for the eternal damnation of Bella's soul. Although, Bella sets forth the belief that the Cullen family could never be doomed to eternal damnation.
The film directs the focus of undying love. It is the kind of love that consumes every breath. Their souls become one. It represents a complicated love story fueled by the idea that nothing can hurt Edward Cullen except Bella. This is the kind of love that you cannot live without. They had a connection beyond what words could describe. A relationship not meant to works fits perfectly like a puzzle. Two worlds apart yet one connected soul will leave you wanting to see more. A love created to transcend the impossible. The undefined nightmares keep haunting Bella due to the absence of Edward. Bella's cry of pain to remind her that he is real. The affection of yet another boy toward Bella's character erupts. A boy and a were-wolf expressed his love for Bella. An ongoing love triangle represented by Jacob, Bella and the one that owned her heart, Edward Cullen.
An intriguing setting located in Forks lingers on captivating special effects. There are enormous were-wolves to add to the mystery. Lighting in the film expressed a dim somber mood. The director used low-key lighting to capture the mystery in the film. The director also used a motif to create a continuous vision of Edward to warn Bella to not be reckless. The motif showed a mirage of Edward that wasn't real. The vision was repeated in the film.
I could not look away, afraid I would miss an important detail. The film took me by surprise. I thought it would only appeal to a teen audience. One of the best films of 2009 and a storyline that made me understand what all the hype was all about. An intense theme any adult or teen must see.