There may be many reasons why I was so obsessed with "Twilight" back then. Vampires, handsome guys and beauties, and commercial elements are all available, but after careful analysis of each reason, they are not very tenable. Edward, who was handsome back then, had a slightly melancholy and taciturn temperament, the love between vampires and human beings is earth-shattering, with the fascinating danger and excitement, the ball game in the thunderstorm, and Edward first in the sun on the top of the mountain. The first time he took off his shirt to reveal his diamond-like skin, just a few scenes were enough to capture the hearts of countless young men and women, and I was no exception when I was still a freshman. Shameful and not at all shameful, it is a little throbbing that belongs to a once-young heart that does not require rational analysis, so I can forget how blunt the performances of the leading actors are, and how tasteless the settings of some supporting characters are. How bloody and powerless. Coupled with the rock-flavored theme song and interlude, the cool colors created by Portland's dense forest and dense climate are perfectly set off, and "Twilight" has gained a good reputation and my heart.
In the few years of college, I have gone further and further on the road of loving movies, and I have watched more and more movies. After the excellent works have been imprinted in the brain one after another, "Twilight" has become a past event that can only make people laugh indifferently, but Twilight City It seems to have become a kind of complex for me, just like a lover I once loved deeply, no matter how unbearable it becomes, it is only sad, but it will always be concerned, and I will be sad when I hear others slander and slander it. The very naive plot of "Crescent Moon" and the increasingly poor performance of the leading role without progress may be bearable. But in "Lunar Eclipse", the storyline without a main line and Bella's unexpected idea of cheating have made people no longer willing to give the anger that hates iron and steel, but only despair and indifference. So much so that when I learned that "Breaking Dawn" was going to follow suit and shoot the next episode, I even laughed at it unconsciously. In fact, "Breaking Dawn" is still acceptable. It has already shown that he is ready to end the climax, (although he could not see what the climax would be at the time...), K's acting skills have finally improved significantly, And at the end, Bella finally got her wish and became a vampire. The confidence I regained made me look forward to "Under Dawn".
"Twilight" didn't make it to the big screen in China back then, and after it became an eternal regret that I couldn't watch it in theaters, I have always wanted to go to the theater to watch Twilight. Finally, in December 2012, under the doomsday atmosphere, in the empty movie theaters in the United States, I was finally able to realize my wish on the big screen. Although "Under Dawn" still has shortcomings in many aspects, for example, the close-up shots of some protagonists are really dizzying... But in the storyline, the vampires all over the world stick to the same hatred, more handsome guys and beauties appear, and the end of the tragic war And the ups and downs that the tragedy did not happen made me look at the ending after 5 years in a more peaceful way after despair. As a commercial film, "Breaking Dawn" has done its best within its budget. Although Edward has been disabled since I do not know when, and K lost all his popularity because of the scandal before the release, but just the review of all the characters in the last ten minutes is enough to make me sit in the movie theater inexplicably. Unbridled crying. The annual Twilight Saga accompanied me growing up in college, carrying too many memories of sometimes guns and sometimes Blu-rays, because I loved it and I was ridiculed for being a brainless fan, and my feelings for it are also No one analyzes, no one understands. But when the story is finally over, and you will no longer have infatuation, anger, anticipation, disappointment, what else can we do but be sad and shed some tears for it at the end. Sometimes I think, maybe it hasn't changed, it's just that I no longer have the courage to love when I was young, and maybe I'm asking more and more, and I won't have simple happiness anymore. Twilight has only been a pure commercial novel since its birth. After the adaptation of the film, it still only focuses on business and youth, but I always want to ask for more. If it fails to meet expectations, I will be disappointed and resentful. Until today, all the dust has settled, I finally learned not to force it, but found that it gave back to my most precious touch and beauty.
Some stories will eventually come to an end, and we can only continue on the road after picking up our mood. "Twilight" is finally over, my college is over, bury this memory, wipe away the tears and hit the road.
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