"Crescent Moon" still adheres to the pulse rhythm of the original work. Although it takes 120 minutes, the individual details and prominent personality characters in the original work are not fully realized. But in my opinion, with Chris Weitz's dizzying style as the mark, in addition to the controversy, there is also a little bit of anticipation to wait and see. Objectively speaking, although it is not profound, it still respects the original work.
For Chris Weitz, he can breathe a sigh of relief that he didn't get the courtesy of Katherine Hardwick, at least adding masculinity to the film from a male perspective. Some people are dumbfounded by the thunder, but they still buy tickets to watch in the theater, which is a satisfying result. It took me a long time to receive the file, I spent another two hours to satisfy my curiosity, and then I had a plan to go to the theater to watch it again. This is the effect of the dazzling bubble of the so-called drool movie.
"New Moon" didn't want to show the "mature" and scrutinized temperament with a tightly fitting story, so it's not good to demand connotation and charm on its simple youthful face. Quan Dang himself was transformed back into a flower of seventeen eighty-nine, rendezvous in the silvery twilight land, running hand in hand in the green grass shrouded in greenery.
Zhao Yonghua sang, "The most romantic thing I can think of is to grow old with you." Even if the stars change and the sea dies, we all pray that the unchanging truth will always hold two hearts. Maybe this is the love song of mortals, as long as the heart does not change, the song can be sung until old. The question is, how does human-vampire love grow old together?
The picture unfolded, and Bella saw herself in her old age, when Edward was still young and handsome, thankfully it was a nightmare. It is also a subtext of the whole article. Bella loves Edward more and more, she is more and more afraid of being a "mortal", and making herself a vampire has become the most important problem to be solved. This is Bella's mind, and it is also Edward's secret. Otherwise, the tragedy of "Romeo and Juliet" would not have penetrated deep into Edward's body, arousing the infinite sorrow of that heart that does not beat. If Bella Xian Edward died, then he would also give up the infinite life of the vampire and run for love. After the opening of love, Bella and Edward swore love in their hearts for the first time, and everything around them became colder, darker, and lonelier.
Bella's birthday was celebrated at Dr. Cullen's house. Jasper's loss of control was little more than a small introduction, which was a problem for Edward, but not enough to hold him back. Having the lonely and helpless bad vampire Victoria hide in the story is a nice choreography. A bright line, but it stalks in the dark, leading to misunderstandings and contradictions, whether it is motivated by revenge for her husband, or to find a reason for Edward's invisibility, it is reasonable and reasonable. In terms of plot, the scene where she jumped into the sea was very dazzling, as for the confrontation with Jacob in the forest, it could only be regarded as showing her face in the blink of an eye.
After Edward's retreat, the entire hour became Jacob's show. For more than 60 minutes, the smell of ambiguity and sadness has been exuding. Without Twilight's third and fourth episodes, no one doubts Jacob's love for Bella. Because of the follow-up, all the emotions covering Jacob can only be attributed to impulsiveness and ignorance, as well as his instinctive love for Bella, the future mother-in-law. In fact, the ingeniousness of this film is also here, testing the loyalty of the lovers, and at the same time trying to portray another high-quality idol other than Edward. Facts have proved that this trick is very effective, Jacob's fans are skyrocketing, deep wolf eyes, sexy abs, loyal personality, a woman's life is enough for such a small follower. Compared with the original book, the pen and ink used on Jacob is not much, which is also compensated in the screen.
Mike's classmate, who has always liked Bella, asked Bella to watch movies, and Jacob, Mike, and Bella went together. Sitting in the seats, the same gestures of the two boys produced a relaxed and meaningful humor. Bella will not choose Mike, who is also a human, and she will not go to the wild wolf clan. This is a signal that Bella can keep her love. As for Edward's loyalty, the use of Romeo and Juliet's drama as a template is a bit old-fashioned, but it makes sense.
Rosalie was going to get into trouble after all, but it was a good one. Tested Edward, and found an opportunity for the two lovers to get together. Edward learns that Bella is dead and decides to kill himself. Bella ran to Italy with Alice to save Edward. The transition was too fast, but looking at the time, I also understood the director's thunderbolt. The "thinking" and "thinking" in the front did waste a lot of film, and there was no luxury in the back.
As for the result, of course, it was a "calm" conflict, and everything was calm. Jacob, who turned and left, can be regarded as a sensational sensation. In Alice's vision of the future, Bella and Edward's twins fly together, eh... It's really a bit sour, but young people's love is sour It smells of lemon, so I can understand.
One thing I don't understand is Bella's palm that slaps Paul. It's normal for Paul to mind revealing her identity. Bella plays hard and knows that she's paving the way for the later story, but no matter how you look at it, it feels abrupt. There is also the pain of wanting to poke Pattinson at the end, this "New Moon" seems to have nothing to do with him. Edward is really too low-key, listen, he's talking about wolves who don't like to wear clothes. In this round, the vampires obviously did not PK the wolf clan. Moreover, the news that Pattinson broke up with Stewart was reported outside the play, and he was simply left out in the dark with the publicity effect of bleak loneliness. "Twilight City March Eclipse" is also estimated to be his expectation!
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