Months of schoolwork and rubble had built up over the shortlived but devoted Twilight Snarks that occasionally adorned this journal. But then, as the school year came screaming to a halt, something miraculous happened
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I couldn't stand the movie, but that's surely because of the book it's based on. However, your commentary is hilarious, and I give it 10/10 sparkles. 8)
Hahaha yeah I try my best to go into things with an open mind-- that and after putting a lot of thought into analyzing exactly WHAT made the book so bad, it was really refreshing to see that a lot of the bad stuff was improved in the movie. It's all in the little details, man.
But that said, yeah. I mean... in the end it's still about sparkling vampires.
I agree on pretty much all of this. I actually enjoyed the film, mostly because we can see Edward and we don't need to be told of his hotness every five lines.
Also, 'Money. Sex. Money. Sex. Cat.' and Charlie's dramatic gun-loading before meeting Edward.
I liked that scene too! I guess I forgot to mention that in the review, but that restaurant scene was FAR more effective than in the book.
And another thing to note is that, aside from the girly-girl highschool kids, no one gave Edward a second glance. Not like the book where everyone and their grandma was ogling Edward's permanently-jailbait body.
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However, your commentary is hilarious, and I give it 10/10 sparkles.
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But that said, yeah. I mean... in the end it's still about sparkling vampires.
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And what was really lame was Stephanie Meyer's cameo.
"Here's jer fries Stephanie! =B"
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Also, 'Money. Sex. Money. Sex. Cat.' and Charlie's dramatic gun-loading before meeting Edward.
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And another thing to note is that, aside from the girly-girl highschool kids, no one gave Edward a second glance. Not like the book where everyone and their grandma was ogling Edward's permanently-jailbait body.
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