Twilight is the 5th movie I've watched. Especially the scene where Edward and Bella first met and got married, I couldn't get tired of watching it. When it comes to Twilight, the first thing I read is the novel. I liked the author's writing so much that I bought a set. It is the only series of novels that I bought and collected in my bookcase other than the Tomb Raiders Notes. (I seldom bought paper books before, but I was able to buy a full set at that time, which shows how much I liked it.) Although the remake has flaws, the flaws do not hide the flaws. The character of each character in the novel is highly restored, and the beautiful love between the male and female protagonists is vividly presented. (I really want to thank the behind-the-scenes team for realizing the twilight city in my heart) No matter the pictures, special effects, acting skills, and soundtracks, they are all online, and there are many nice songs. Two of the theme songs, "New moon (the meadow)" [New Moon: Grass] and "A Thousand Years" [A Thousand Years], have been included in the Top 10 of my favorite songs in my life. (The former is still one of my original intentions to learn piano) Twilight has too many "points" that I like. Whether it is a movie or a book, there is an atmosphere of literature and art. In addition, there are many more, such as the type of boy I like, the ideal way to get along with each other, the forest wedding arrangement I love, the simple home style of my heart, and even the honeymoon island is the same as my yearning. ... In another parallel world with vampires, the Karen family lives an ideal life that I envy. "Twilight" is one of the special movies in my life. It's not just like that simple, but a one-in-a-million fit. Just like a "soul mate", everything about it is highly compatible with my ideal self and the life I aspire to. Although such a life is difficult to realize in reality, it does not prevent me from having a "dream" that I can relive from time to time.
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