Comments on: Review: New Moon http://cambridgetab.co.uk/reviews/review-new-moon All the latest Cambridge University news online Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:28:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Review: Daybreakers « THE TAB – www.cambridgetab.co.uk – All the latest Cambridge University news onlinehttp://cambridgetab.co.uk/reviews/review-new-moon/comment-page-1#comment-2859 Review: Daybreakers « THE TAB – www.cambridgetab.co.uk – All the latest Cambridge University news online Tue, 12 Jan 2010 14:40:22 +0000 http://cambridgetab.co.uk/?p=5954#comment-2859 [...] template for an hour and a half. I was looking forward to escaping the glittery-fairy-fest that is Twilight when I went to see this film, but after realising the protagonist is called Edward, he’s too [...] [...] template for an hour and a half. I was looking forward to escaping the glittery-fairy-fest that is Twilight when I went to see this film, but after realising the protagonist is called Edward, he’s too [...]

]]> By: MxBhttp://cambridgetab.co.uk/reviews/review-new-moon/comment-page-1#comment-2536 MxB Fri, 25 Dec 2009 19:26:43 +0000 http://cambridgetab.co.uk/?p=5954#comment-2536 I love Twilight..... Go away !! I love Twilight…..

Go away !!

]]> By: Team Jedwardhttp://cambridgetab.co.uk/reviews/review-new-moon/comment-page-1#comment-2292 Team Jedward Fri, 04 Dec 2009 10:37:57 +0000 http://cambridgetab.co.uk/?p=5954#comment-2292 Lol, great article. I have to say the extent to which people have become obsessed over the whole Twilight thing scares me. I am a fan of the books (Yes, I KNOW they are badly written: it's the STORY that I get caught up in) but I point blank did NOT "lap up New Moon" in movie form. As you've said, it is merely an opportunity to switch off the brain for a few hours, and maybe admire the acres of wolf-boy flesh on screen at any given moment (It's ok, I'm super-young too, so it's not pervy!) Other than that give me the badly written books over the films any day. The speech is less cringe-worthy when you don't have to hear it out loud, and without the painfully annoying Kristen Thomas, the books allow us to see a *gasp* character development for Bella. Really, you just can't take the time in a two hour movie to put across all the scenes in a decent way as demonstrated with the Volturi, who, I agree, could have been given a lot more screen time than the cloudy images of Rob's face spouting warnings every five minutes. Lol, great article. I have to say the extent to which people have become obsessed over the whole Twilight thing scares me.

I am a fan of the books (Yes, I KNOW they are badly written: it's the STORY that I get caught up in) but I point blank did NOT "lap up New Moon" in movie form. As you've said, it is merely an opportunity to switch off the brain for a few hours, and maybe admire the acres of wolf-boy flesh on screen at any given moment (It's ok, I'm super-young too, so it's not pervy!)

Other than that give me the badly written books over the films any day. The speech is less cringe-worthy when you don't have to hear it out loud, and without the painfully annoying Kristen Thomas, the books allow us to see a *gasp* character development for Bella.

Really, you just can't take the time in a two hour movie to put across all the scenes in a decent way as demonstrated with the Volturi, who, I agree, could have been given a lot more screen time than the cloudy images of Rob's face spouting warnings every five minutes.

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