twilight, do you love it or hate it?

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Twilight sucks. Enough said.

I hate.

Spike could kick the snot out of Edward Cullen.

I don't like it. It read too much like a fanfic to me.

It is BS. There are no other ways to describe that abomination of cinema and writing.

It's so boring I know I could never sit through it and since I always hate things that are insanley popular with mainstream society, I hate it with a passion.

Pfft. Blade would decimate both of them.

It didn't do anything for me as a character drama, everyone seemed so dour it was difficult to imagine a relationship could form between the protagonists. And I didn't think much of the dialogue or cheesy romance. But it was light, entertaining fare that I was able to enjoy.

I did see it after Let The Right One In too, which may have influenced my feelings on the film. It was never as mature or as well-handled as that film, but I don't think it aspired to be. They're very different takes on the supernatural genre.

It's crap.

haha agree totally,even If I am into the age range of most of the twilight lovers,I just don´t like it.And the teenage girls obssesed with marying eward cullen are a bit scary.

Vampires...Don't...SPARKLE

The grown women who are obsessed with Edward are even scarier (my 39 year old aunt's one of them, it freaks me out).

I'll say this, I like the books way better then the movies, the I mean I like to imagine stuff like that, but when I watched the New Moon movie, my cousin and I were laughing through the whole thing.

I have only seen the first film which I liked. I would like to see the second and read the books. I would not say it was crap because it was interesting to watch and kept my attention. I am also not one of those weird people who goes out and collects EVERYTHING to do with it. OMG I even read a story about a woman who got a tattoo of Edward on her back! SCARY!! !

http://www.pickmeupmagazine.co.uk/real_ ... 95969.html

^ a link to the magazine's website... it really is that scary!

Oh and I do have to agree that the idea of sparkling vampires was a bit too odd for my liking!

I walked into a CD/DVD store in a mall last month, and they had on the first movie over the TVs and the audio system.

After about five minutes of hearing that movie - all the warnings were true, it is really bad. From the little I heard, it seemed like the entire series would drag on in a lot of awkwardness. Plus with Kristen Stewart's character practically opening herself up to (and being remarkably comfortable with) an abusive relationship, it probably set back women's rights about 20-30 years in the process.

Being at another message board, which has bunches of teenage females slash Twilight superfans - I think the fanaticism and hype behind this is also a major turnoff. This much fantasy land can't be good.

And then Buffy staked Edward
The End.