...kind of sucked but that's to be expected since I have never read the book, nor have I ever read any of the books in the Twilight series. I was going to blog about my experience the night I seen it with my fiance, which was Friday night but I had been busy with work and school. I wouldn't say it was an awful movie because I don't know how true to the book it was but there was only a minuscule amount of stuff happening in the movie to make me say that it wasn't a waste of money. I'm not your typical Twilight hater, if there is such a thing, all I know is that the characters seem a lil off to me. The leading female, Bella is a codependent, expressionless whiner while Edward seems like a Mary Sue. I just can't "get" each of their personalities if you will. Perhaps it was the fact that I was surrounded by tweens and their weird mothers that made the experience something less than to be desired, I dunno.

Follow up:

I will give credit in the fact that I thought the wolves were pretty cool and I kept hoping for one of them, particularly Jacob to take a swing at the goofy Edward, but it never came. The premise of this whole love triangle and the relationships in it are off putting and I fail to see how this series has captivated the world. It's a bit disturbing to say the least but whatever, I was a kid when the Star Wars saga was happening and I can bet that the theatres were probably full of sons and their weird fathers. Not to mention the weirdness factor of the relationships in that series.

All in all, the cost of the food ticked me off more than anything...what a rip-off! I can handle the oohs and ahs the crowd spewed whenever the werewolf guy took his shirt off but trying to charge me $25 for popcorn and 2 pops isn't cool.

Yeah, I just blogged about New Moon, ahh!

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