Never saw the movies.. Story is to bland and predictable.. Girl finds perfect guy who thinks she's perfect.. Guy "has to" leave so a new guy pops up who also thinks the girl is perfect. Now she has to make a choice between 2 guys.. Poor her.. That's original.. And then she choose the perfect one and everyone lives happily ever after..that is every fuckin chick flick!
@1:29: your opinion of the merit of these books means nothing because you legitimately thought that handsome is spelled "hansom" and that particularly was spelled "priticularly." you obviously don't read enough to even know what a book is.
Fantasy always sells because rather than accept the faults of a real person, there will always be a market for vapid idiots who want to dream about the perfect man. Unfortunately real men are inherently grumpy, smelly, insensitive creatures who only give long smoldering glares if they're humgover or suffering from piles. Twighlight is just Mills & Boone for tweenies. If you actually want a relationship, accept that the other person is likely to be as imperfect as you are.
Read the first book to give it a chance and about once every page I would laugh and read a terribly written sentence aloud to whatever friend was next to me at the time. Sooooo bad. It's like a hormonal seventh grade girl wrote it before she learned more than three kinds of sentence structures
THIS IS AMAZING!! at the risk of sounding like a total nerd, this is an inside joke from a livejournal poster who delights in making fun of twilight and, just, yeah... search cleolinda on LJ, she's amazing and you will understand the awesomeness of this text!!
this isn't a case of where someone needs to be killed, rather the person asking to create the twitter page needs to be removed from the gene pool. ASAP.
It's not really he weighting that's good in the books though, well obivousally. But it's, I think, the story line that draws so many girls into the books. I mean, realisticaly, what girl doesn't want that mysterious, hansom, "perfect" man in her life? I have read the books and agree, they are not written priticurally well. But they do, I think, have a good plot and are relatable in the scense that evey girl would sometimes, like to be bella. Just saying. ( and I'm no twihard or anything TRUST me)
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