I didn’t want to see blood and guts, I just expected it. I have this complaint in a lot of movies… Even Star Wars could have used a little bit of blood (at least explains it a little bit by saying “the lightsabers cauterize the wounds.”)

I don’t think I said I didn’t pay attention. Unfortunately, I paid attention throughout the film (I don’t know how you can sit in a theater and not pay attention to the movie).

That’s a pretty poor conclusion, judging by your poor grammar and punctuation skills. -1 point for the Non-Twilight fans.

Secondly, you say, “This doesn’t make any logical sense. You know when you’re going to turn, take your shirt off right before!”. This makes completely perfect sense. If you knew anything about the books, you’d know that Jacob is one of the few wolves that can really control when he’s going to shift. But, at this point in the series, he’s still learning to control it. If you watched the movie, instead of making love to your sno-caps (no offense) you would have seen the part where Bella punches Paul in the face and he “loses control” and shifts. How would they ever have enough time for a wardrobe change?

I disagree that there isn’t any character growth for Bella during all of New Moon. How could someone NOT change as a person (or a character) with all that happened to her in this movie? She starts out the movie, happy and deeply in love with a blood thirsty vampire that suddenly leaves her. She goes through a severe depression, becomes bff’s with a psycho werewolf and then loses him as well. Then, she gets her wolf back, goes to save her vampire, loses the wolf again and then is proposed to by her vampire. All of this happening while she’s going through possibly one of the worst times in a young woman’s life. The transition from happy to a sudden depression is character growth in one way or another.

The acting is one of my favorite parts about these movies. It seems so real to me. Why wouldn’t we, as humans, prefer to watch someone who doesn’t seem to be acting at all? It makes the whole experience that much more realistic. Real people don’t deliver lines perfectly, word for word. We stumble over words, stutter, gets words switched around and huff and puff. If realistic wasn’t appealing to a majority of the human race, reality t.v. wouldn’t be what it is today. Dakota Fanning on the other hand, really disappointed me in that role. She almost seemed intimidated by the part. It was like watching an amateur. It really bothered me because I always thought she was an amazing actor. Maybe it just wasn’t a great choice by the casting director. Jane is a very powerful vampire and Dakota Fanning didn’t portray that well at all in my opinion.

Also, if you wanna see blood guts and gore in a movie, you should already know that the Twilight Saga isn’t going to satisfy. The whole point is that the Cullens aren’t proud to be what they are. They survive solely on the blood of animals and they don’t make a show of meal time.

All in all, I give your review of New Moon 1 star for sheer ignorance. How can you even review a movie if you’re not paying attention?

Everyone has their own opinion. This is because every one is different, but this does not mean you have to critisize other people’s opinions. Take them into consideration and learn from them.

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