the acting had drastically improved. Jacob's lines were much less cheesy or at least Taylor delivered them in such a way that they didn't come across that way. Bella's maturity also was apparent in this film. The darker parts of the movie were as dark as they could be while keeping the PG-13 rating. Charlie was the comic relief and always has been that way, but this time I was legitimately in stitches.As far as some reviewers who are annoyed by the love triangle and say nothing changed with that in the movie are clearly missing a few marbles. Bella even explains why she hadn't chosen up until the end of movie to Edward. She was choosing between who she should be and who she is. Jacob obviously who she should be and what she should do and Edward is who she is and where she feels most herself. Plus Jacob and Edward have a moment of understanding in this film which never happened in Twilight or New Moon, and I don't understand how some people on here didn't notice that. Also I can tell you that things really change in Breaking Dawn.Yes there is a lot of dialog in the film, but I don't really think that's a bad thing unless you wanted an interpretive dance. You're dealing with a very large and detailed book that's being squeezed into a two hour movie, something has to give and dialog is a huge part of keeping the viewer aware of what's going on and moving the story along and I really don't think there is too much of it.Also the movie flew by for me and as always leaves it's own "cliffhanger" to be addressed in the next film.The main point is you either love, like, or hate the Twilight Saga, if you hate it, don't see the movie, if you love it I can tell you you'll like probably love Eclipse.

was looking for in each scene really helped each main character and improved their overall performance in Eclipse. We all have to remember that these are young actors and most of them have found fame through the Twilight movies, but this movie has really shown a lot of growth both in their acting abilities and how they've added more depth to their characters. Actors are only as great as the directors that direct them and I think David Slade has worked wonders with this cast and has shown us that a teenage love story can be turned into a movie where the characters will be praised and loved for not just their looks but for their talents to capture an audience and to walk away wanting more.This movie played more on the serious side of young vampires, werewolves and The Cullens than the cheesy love story and over dramatic lines in the previous movies. Moviegoers get more insight into Jasper and Rosalie, even though I have to admit that Jasper was a little cheesy in this film, but his hair looked a lot more natural than the second film. There is so much going on in this book, but David Slade directed this movie in such a way that we are able to see the different aspects of what this book has to offer.. Vengeance and deceit through the eyes of Victoria and her young vampire army, a love triangle between Bella, Edward and Jacob, and the more human side of the vampires and werewolves through scenes that touch on the past. All these theatrical elements bring the book to life and allow viewers to relive this most important book in the series on the big screen.I enjoyed this movie from start to finish and I believe if you go into the movie theater and not expect that it should be just like the book, you will be pleasantly surprised that the screenwriter and the director have produced a very well made film that takes the most important parts of one of the most compelling books in the series and creates a film that is both dramatic with a little humor. You will walk out of the theater knowing that this third film has done the franchise justice and will get you pumped up for Breaking Dawn!

desires. So with that in mind, there's a few simple answers/reviews without spoiling the movie.Do we get to see lots of Jacob and Edward: YES! and the tent scene Do we get the passion and the love story: YES! Do we get Jasper's & Rosalie's awesome back-stories: YES! though brief Do we get the back story of the Quileute Tribe?: YES! though brief Do we get to see the big "fight" scenes Edward & The Meadow : YES YES!!! I actually think the movie did a better job with this than the book did, I love Stephanie Meyer, by writing action sequences is not her forte Does the movie do Eclipse's plot the book justice: YES! Granted some things get simplified or left out for the sake of running time.Overall, I LOVED Eclipse, it was by far my favorite movie of the series and book . My only complaint was that it was only 2 hours.

see. I LOVED THIS MOVIE and can not wait to see it again!

doing what they are supposed to do, and in the light they needed to be showed in. The action was intense, and the boys will love it. And for a horror movie director, he made Edward and Bella's love very romantic and sweet. All in all, Eclipse was a tear-jerking, heart pounding, exhilarating film that can be enjoyed by all audiences. If you read the books or not, you will LOVE this film.

I can count, so we both approached it from different angles. She liked the way it stuck pretty closely with the book, and I found enough action, humor, and intrigue to keep me focused from start to finish.This, in my opinion, is the best of the three movies so far, as it balances out all the major elements that keep it moving through the whole two hours. Two thumbs up here!

visuals makes Robert look so HOT in different ways. The wolf pack had way more screen time. In this one, they had less talk and plan but more ACTION pack.Overall, I'll give this film a 7.9/10-A Oscar NOMINEE for Best Music.

lines in the movie.Other than the over acting, it wasn't bad. There were some very good moments and some very "eh" moments. But overall I would recommend it to Twilight Series fans. But if you see it in the theater, go during a time when all the little junior high and high school girls are in class; your eardrums will thank you for it. And I swear I lost ten IQ points just listening to them.

it's like you can escape from a bad dream, where bad dream is reality. Yeah, when I was 15 i wanted love like that, what Bella and Edward have it's amazing, but that's just a story. So yeah, movie is what it must be. A beautiful fairytale.