Reviews

I am eleven years old and I absolutely loved this movie. Every bit of it was fantastic. I read the book before I watched the movie and was quite satisfied. I, for one did not have any nightmares of such. I think adults are completely overestimating what children can't handle. This was a fine movie. But maybe some of the elements weren't appropriate for younger viewers, like when Miss Spink and Forcible were performing in the other world. I may be different then other children because I can tolerate more scary elements. This was creepy and very original. I loved how twisted and strange it was. The movie was very good and I do suggest some of you actually allow yourselves to enjoy it without criticizing the moment you see something that seems inappropriate. I am a huge Neil Gaiman fan and trust me if I can endure The Lost Boys, I am pretty sure I can endure this. Parents, stop being overprotective and allow yourself to see the good things.

I am afraid to say I almost fell asleep watching this.It was more of scenery and music then a real music. The thing is, what happened to the real deal? Vmapires are definitely not supposed to be "pretty" or "kind". This so called vampire movie was totally off track and the whole idea was dumb. I mean who wouldn't have one little bit of reaction if they found out their boyfriend was a vampire? Bella was a poor excuse for a character. She was so dull and detailed. Bella was definitely not what I would call a realistic and interesting character. The whole idea of making vampires romantic and talented, "just like you and I" was absolutely stupid! Vampires are supposed to be blood sucking, vicious, merciless, revolting, repulsive, frightening, creepy, and unsightly! This movie ruined the idea of real vampires! Yes, I read the book and that pretty much sucked as well. Vampires sparkling in the sunlight? Give me a break! This was an absolutely ridiculous excuse for a movie!