Director	[rating:3.00]
	Bill Condon
Producer	Summit Entertainment, Imprint EntertainmentTSBD Canada Prod:
Cast	Kristen Stewart; Taylor LautnerRobert Pattinson, Peter Facinelli,     Nikki Reed, Gil Birmingham,Sarah Clarke; Ashley Greene; Jackson Rathbone, Michael Sheen, Billy Burke
Story	Melissa Rosenberg; Stephanie Meyer
Genre	Romance/ Supernatural/ Series
Runtime	117min
Rating	PG-13

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Finally Breaking Dawn(part1) of the Twilight Saga series is here for us. The movie opened as expected to advanced bookings and full house and screaming, overjoyed fans.

To start, one should note that this was a slight difficult movie to make, since nothing much happens in this part compared to the last two and the explosive Breaking Dawn Part 2 that will release next year.

Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn is more about emotional movement and movements in incidents that are not, lets say larger than life like the rest of the Vampire series. Yet this film is enjoyable and good. Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn (part1) is better in many ways, than the last two. It looks matured even with the hell lot of love-soaked looks exchanged between the lead pairs and the usual wedding melodrama.

This film ominously starts with Jacob Black who nurtures not only a broken heart but also a boiling temper at the marriage to Bella to Edward. Then comes the bad dreams that Bella refutes to marry Edward. In spite of all that, Bella and Edward marry and yes, to satisfy the millions of fans all over, the marriage of Bella Swan and Edward Cullen is probably the most beautiful marriage onscreen.As expected it was beautiful and white, with all sorts of  things that can either come true in a film set or a celebrity wedding and enough to make one dream about. This peaceful love-filled saga continues through the entire first half of the film, as Edward and Bella vouch eternal love for each other, with a breath taking honeymoon location in Rio De Janerio.  As the lovers enjoy each other company we are left with the interval which opened with the flip side of the story and the build-up for Breaking Dawn part 2.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

With a sudden, unwelcome pregnancy and a doubtful creature that comes as the outcome of Human and Vampire unison,  Bella is quickly thrown to bed, looking pale and dying. Adding to that the unborn child poses a great threat to both the werewolves and the Vampire tribes all over. While Bella fights for her life and her child, Edward fights off the evil that might take them over any minute.

Why, this film is better than the last ones comes clear here. Director Bill Condon balances the happiness and the foreboding with equal importance and ease. It seems that he has always kept in mind that action and movement wise this film has the least to offer and yet this film also is the balancing point between the four parts. Where the last two film was about coming into terms with Vampires, falling in love, heartbreak and then finding out about the Werewolves and about accepting a different reality than what Bella was used to, Breaking Dawn is all about moving on and accepting love, heartbreak, enemies and unforeseen situations. This is the last bit of peace before the final fight strikes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Taylor Lautner just had Abduction released. And I think he has enough teenage fans to keep this movie running. In between Robert Pattinson had Water for Elephants, which really  earned him some brownie points. I am glad that he did it!! Robert Pattinson is a good actor and I liked him in Water for Elephants. Kristen Stewart on the other hand had The Runways  which cannot be called a great hit, even though it was a well-made movie.

Therefore Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn means a lot to almost all of the stars. I hope they do not end this movie, like the last Harry Potter film, and actually take the finals to new level.

Do not expect too much action in Breaking Dawn. It is much more an emotional story with Bella and Edward enjoying love and Jacob suffering a heartbreak.

This movie has a different kind of grandeur, that is soft and appealing. It definitely touches you, even if you are not much of a Twilight fan. Robert Pattinson looks and acts more matured. However Taylor Lautner, in spite of being incredibly goodlooking and well- built does nothing but get angry and run. Compared to Pattinson both Lautner and Stewart has lot more to do about their acting.

The music is is well, quite quite good. There will be itunes downloads of this one!! It is beautiful and grand, soft and melancholy at the same time. Kristen Stewart looks beautiful, and her high point was very definitely the marriage scene and yes she has been shown in as much detail as possible, slowly revealing to the viewers just how dreamy Bella Swan looks in her wedding gown.

So right now, Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn is the film to watch. Do not miss it. It explains a lot of things that were not explained before and it is indeed going to make the viewers wait for the the final showdown with the Volturi. Apsrt from the three good looking lead actors  there are other Cullens, Quilettes and The Volturi.  Anna Kendrick, Nikki Reed, Peter Facinelli, Jamie Campbell bower, Ashely Greene are all back. The story has built up into exciting thrilling adventure before the final fight. It  is releasing  on 17th November in Australia. For full list and dates of release check Moviez in November  part 2.

Twilight Saga : Breaking Dawn (Part 1) is undoubtedly THE movie  to watch out for. Don’t bother with renting a DVD. I believe the grandeur of  this one will be missed unless watched on big screen.

Here is Bella’s Lullaby for you… this composition is indeed a good one. Placing it just for the Twi- Fans to enjoy

lullaby

Check out the new clip released from the movie and see the video of Christina Perri’s new song for Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, click here