TWILIGHT SAGA....... TEAM EDWARD OR TEAM JACOB
64- bekybouncyboobz
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WHO'S GOING TO SEE THE MOVIE NEXT WEEK? AND WHO ARE YOU ROOTING FOR TEAM EDWARD OT TEAM JACOB ...WHICH CHARACTER & WHY?..........
97- thranax
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I would see it but I have no one to see it with. I'd go with Jacob just for the fact at how detailed they made the morphing clip werewolf. (I like Graphics lol)
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100- Uninvited Writer
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I really don't know. Never read the books, never seen the movies. No offense to you two, but I thought only teenage girls were interested in it
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- thranax
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Uninvited Writer wrote:
I really don't know. Never read the books, never seen the movies. No offense to you two, but I thought only teenage girls were interested in it
Not really. A 40 something year old women quit her job of 18 years to go start a Twilight shop at one of the places they filmed. There are tours most adults go on and everything. What gets me is this is no different then Harry Potter. It will be a fad after the movies come out and we will all go on with our lives.
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95- rebekahELLE
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thranax wrote:
I would see it but I have no one to see it with. I'd go with Jacob just for the fact at how detailed they made the morphing clip werewolf. (I like Graphics lol)
~thranax~you can go see movies alone, a lot of people do. I have if I really want to see the movie.
I've read the books, and I like both edward and jacob, I hope it's better than the first movie...- 95
- rebekahELLE
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Uninvited Writer wrote:
I really don't know. Never read the books, never seen the movies. No offense to you two, but I thought only teenage girls were interested in it
susan, the first book hooked me, not for any literary genius, but the way she writes,the story line, you want to find out what happens, and her whole thing is that this was a dream, and she just started writing having never written anything before.
there's a whole sub group of fans called 'twilight moms'. - mustangluvr
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Personally, at first I liked Edward better. I mean face it, he's perfect. But maybe the fact that Jacob is not perfect is what draws people to like him so much. Now, I'm on team Jacob
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- bekybouncyboobz
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YEA WHEN I FIRST SEEN IT I WAS DEFINITELY HOOKED. I NEVER READ THE BOOK BUT I HEARD THE BOOK WAS BETTER BECAUSE IT HAD SO MUCH MORE DETAIL. BUT THE MOVIE IS AWESOME. I NEVER KNEW A MOVIE COULD "MOVE" ME EMOTIONALLY , ESPECIALLY A FICTION MOVIE, IT IS SOOOO WORTH SEEING. CANT WAIT TO SEE {PART 3) ECLISPE & (PART 4)BREAKING DAWN !
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- bekybouncyboobz
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rebekahELLE wrote:
Uninvited Writer wrote:
I really don't know. Never read the books, never seen the movies. No offense to you two, but I thought only teenage girls were interested in it
susan, the first book hooked me, not for any literary genius, but the way she writes,the story line, you want to find out what happens, and her whole thing is that this was a dream, and she just started writing having never written anything before.
there's a whole sub group of fans called 'twilight moms'.JUST WATCH THE MOVIE WHEN YOU GET A CHANCE. I'M MOST CERTAIN YOU'LL LIKE IT.
I just want to involve the girl's father in the ending of the movie. He's a lonely cop in a rural town - make him the latest reincarnation of Van Helsing....... in my ideal ending he would get sick of all the freaks and monsters in his quaint little town and just slaughter everyone and everything in a glorious CGI hail of silver-bullets and holy water.....
BUT
If I had to choose, I suppose I'd pick the vampires - eternal life and not having to sleep definitely outweigh turning into a mutant dog straight out of Resident Evil....
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thranax wrote:
What gets me is this is no different then Harry Potter.
The difference is J K Rowling is actually a good writer.
Someone should wrestle the thesaurus away from Stephanie Meyer.
96- Len Cannon
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I don't know anything about it but the werewolf dude seems infinitely more tolerable based on commercials.
