I loved this movie!

Rating: 10/10 (9 December 2009)

I am sick of reading all the horrible reviews this movies is getting from people who obviously have no taste and no idea of what good acting is! Have you ever seen a depressed person in your life? Have you ever been depressed yourself? I assume that you haven't because Kristen portrayed depression so well! So well that I was taken back to my depression and had a slight relapse and through that relapse I understood some things that I hadn't at that time of my life (and that is partly from seeing this movie) I have also seen so many people who have been depressed, and it was just like she showed! And the screaming in from her nightmares...so good! Edward did an excellent job as well! When he calls and finds out about the funeral, he just plays that so well and then when he goes to the Volturi....wow! Amazingly well done! And those people saying they have no chemistry...uh hello...there is total chemistry there. From the first moment that she sees Edward at the school lot, you can see the chemistry! Maybe you don't know what chemistry is....you probably need to find yourself a boy mate! I thought all the movie was well acted and well done! It followed the book well. Yeah it skipped some, but you can't get an entire book in a 2 hour movie -k- Get a clue people! The screenplay was excellent! You know, if you read the movie companion, Stephenie Meyer was involved in this entire movie! They called her for everything, and I say if it's good enough for the author of the book,then it's good enough for me! Granted the first time I saw the movie I wasn't sure if I liked it as well as Twilight. Of course I was at a bad angle, so everyone looked like they were Picaso's who had been to the dentist, but I saw it again and loved it! I have already seen it many more times and have plans to see it again this weekend! Keep up the good work guys! I'm anxious to see Eclipse and Breaking Dawn! Don't let these idiotic reviews get to you people involved in the movie -k- They are clueless!