Vampires, this mysterious and ancient group, have been set in the Middle Ages in most movies in the past. Even if the time is set in modern times, vampires still appear in a more gloomy image. The role setting of Edward the vampire in this film is perfect, which is probably also a key factor in the success of the film and the original book.
The vampire, who has always been out of reach, is transformed into an ordinary high school student and inserted in the lives of human beings, which can more resonate with the audience. Usually a beautiful boy around is enough to be eye-catching, coupled with his withdrawn personality and loves to be alone, this cold temperament is a major attraction factor, in the end he was actually a vampire, it should be terrible in theory Yes, but this vampire can actually control his bloodthirsty nature and not suck human blood, which makes him reduce a lot of danger, and he is much stronger and more intelligent than human beings. It can easily block a car with bare hands. I read the thoughts of bad guys. When my girlfriend is in danger, I can rush to stage a hero to save the beauty. When nothing is wrong, I can hop on the tree, climb up and down, and shuttle freely with my girlfriend on his back. Nature room. Oh, to sum up, who can resist a vampire like this kind of handsome, evil, and kind-hearted, just like to fall in love, everyone is eager to fall in love with such a guy.
And in this film, it is completely beautifying the male protagonist all the time. Even the vampire standing in the sun, which is supposed to be quite terrifying, is so beautiful in the film. Under the shining of the sun, take it The story in the film is that the actor's body is "as beautiful as a diamond", and every hair on his skin is shining...
Vampires fall in love with human beings. What a fascinating thing this is, it satisfies the beautiful longings and fantasies of all young girls. Of course, there are still similar movies, such as "Queen of the Curse", but I won't mention that movie, it's really unsightly. However, the images of the two male protagonists feel somewhat similar, but here, the male protagonist seems to be more pleasing.
But-the problem is also here, vampires are in love with humans. The heroine Bella is obviously more sensible. She understands that vampires do not grow old and humans are aging day by day, so she voluntarily asks Edward to transform her into her kind. But Edward is obviously a dead brain, stubborn, and everyone is sent to the door, and Ya also froze and refused to accept her "kindness". Edward said to Bella affectionately, "Isn't it enough to spend my life happily with me?" This is supposed to be a touching bridge, but it has become my biggest laugh. I think many female audiences will feel very touching when they see it here-the male protagonist is trying his best to control himself in order not to suck the blood of the female protagonist! But the problem is that sometimes we still have to be a little more practical. Just imagine that the male protagonist will always be 17 years old, and the female protagonist will live to 71 if lucky, but will they still be together by then? Is it going to be staged again? Is it similar to the story of "Benjamin Button"... Or, the male protagonist himself is more mature, then the female protagonist may be able to pair with him when he is 25 years old, but if he is older, 30 years old ,40 years old. . . Anyway, this so-called "lifetime" can only be so short a few years. What a lifetime. Then, the only way is to eventually transform her into the same kind.
What I think of is that when you fall in love with a vampire, you have to pay attention to what you are going to do, and then it is extended to the human world that falling in love with certain people is like "a vampire who refuses to turn a lover into the same kind". It's the same as falling in love, because it is destined to not last long with him, so you have to put your mentality in a right way and you can't force it.
Going back to the movie itself, the male protagonist played well, but the female protagonist always makes people feel that she is a little nervous and overly nervous (perhaps this is the case in the character setting in the original work. I haven’t read the original work, so I can’t jump to the conclusion that the actors play well and no). I think the protagonist is still very good. At least Robert Pattinson is really charming in the film. It can only be said that he is very suitable for playing a vampire, especially his teeth, which feels like a vampire. I like his voice and tone very much, very gentle and beautiful, and his pronunciation is very sexy. Is it because he is British? In the film, he often raises the corners of his mouth and smiles, which is really seductive. If there is such a vampire in front of me, I guess I would definitely rush to hug him and shout, bite me, bite me... Just like the heroine asks him to bite her at the end, everyone is crazy.
This movie is indeed very cute. Although there are few passionate scenes, it is because of the small number that the rare part is worthy of gold. The little kiss scene between the two in the heroine's bedroom is really a sexy wife. I'm so impulsive, no, it's agitated. . . (It seems that the meaning is not bad). In short, if I give this film 9 points, 5 of them will be given to this. Really... Evil, obviously too ill-intentioned, are you looking forward to this when watching a vampire movie? Hahaha, 囧.
I think of the more interesting places, such as the phrase "If you don't believe me, you can go to Google to check" the protagonist said to the heroine in the film. Also, he used his cell phone to call her to tell her his heart. Really, so happy. Modern vampires are really advancing with the times. Count Dracula should also hurry up and learn these modern technologies.
On the whole, the overall rhythm of the film is still very tight, and even feel that some of the progress is too fast. Many things are just a little bit of water and generally do not dig deep, but it is inevitable to tell so much content in just over two hours. Gu is missing the other. But there is one detail that I think is very good. In the school cafeteria, Bella dropped a red apple while holding the food. Edward caught it and held it with both hands. Twilight has a poster and a cover for the novel. It is a red apple with one hand. This detail is very good. Although it only takes a second or two seconds, it will still make people who notice it smile. It seems that this film is not careless.
Of course, there are still a lot of suspected unreasonable points in the film. I have already mentioned that Edward will not be burnt out in the sun, but his body will actually shine a little. In addition, there are also such as the most obvious one. Although the Cullen family does not suck human blood and can live in peace with humans, the "children" of the Cullen family can go to school and go to school with humans. Even if they keep their distance from others, no one has ever done so much to them. Do you doubt it? And the most unbelievable thing is that the father of the Cullen family is still a doctor. If you can also deliberately avoid contact with people as a student, then you must be unavoidable as a doctor, at least you can't avoid skin contact with the patient. Could he have been able to avoid skin-to-skin contact with anyone? If not, then there must be patients who have touched his cold hands like ice cubes, and no one has had any doubts about him for so long, he Can you stay in this small town so peacefully? Obviously, there are some problems that the author can't give a very satisfactory explanation. However, it is understandable and acceptable to give up some rationality in order to increase the story. Moreover, even so, people still pay the bills, and everyone is not concerned about these at all. The only important thing is Edward and Bella.
Another highlight of the film is the original soundtrack, which uses a variety of different styles of music. Linkin Park, and my personal favorite Muse band, actually used Debussy's Moonlight in the film (though I think it is German Busy’s music is better used in Japanese movies, of course, thanks to Iwai Shunji). I really like the background song when the protagonist and heroine dance at the prom at the end of the credits. It is Flightless Bird, American Mouth from the American folk band Iron & Wine.
Anyway, this movie is still very evocative, the most important thing is to look forward to it, because there will be a sequel. To be honest, the history of vampire movies needs such a highly provocative film, so that everyone enjoys and entangles while enjoying endless sex.
View more about Twilight reviews
