Hey a least they didn't when all goth on this one, just emoish

Vampire films have always been a very hot calamity, turning them into gay people, or worse Babara Streisand, very ghoulish. Now come Twilight, take the genre in a very josh whedon direction, the film ain't that dark, just very outdoorish. But does it work, well the vampire were originated in books, but how about films. here the missing of blood review:

Isabella(Kristen Steward)is just your average mix up teen, leaving Arizona behind and moving to a new town, of fork where he father is the sheriff, she settle in, hardly. At the beginning of the new semester, she start to have curiosity with he's biology partner, a very serious and calm person that have the name of Edward(Robert Pattinson), who form part of the family of the Cullen. One day while Bella was getting out of the car, a van was gonna hit her, until out of nowhere Edward stop it with he's bare hand, now she of to find the true of he's existence raveling everything she knows, coming to one conclusion a vampire. So now Edward let her in to he's world, from he's powers, family and the true of why doesn't kill human. But a series of killing been happening on fork, that most are made by fang. So when a new pack come to town, one have the feast on Bella. So will Edwards keep her safe? or will he's taste of human blood say something?

The acting on the film felt like very sadden from the narration of Kristen to the whining of Edward. Most of this actors are new, and some of them i haven't heard of them. The film have a very depressing tone to the voice, with the mystery to the jokes. For me the best act have to go to Cam Gigandet who play avery dark Hannibal interpretation.

Now the story, it work well as a introduction to the world of twilight, and the power that the vamp have. It doesn't work in a type of like interview, but well on the characters, i mean is the first seen vamp in the great out doors. changing the tone of color from dark to dark blue.
I was very intrigue in the relationship that the vamp have with the natives. Like there some history on both side, but there something i didn't get are the native werewolf, cause really the underworld thing don't work for me.

Cathatrine Hardwicker direction which i always like from her first film thirteen, does bring some human drama to the film, but fail when it come making to the supernatural. I think it fell flat in the part when it came meeting the Cullen, cause i was more interesting to the one that can see the future.

Now to the bummer of the picture have to go when this vamp are expose to light, they shine , i mean the literally shine like your wife wedding ring which i felt it a very feminist touch. Look i know most of the very vampire film try to follow the basic rules, but this one just turn it into a jewel store. Hey i know Tom cruise when all gay on interview, but this one make it more pink.

So the film work as a teen drama, in a sense of 16 candle. A perfect date movie or better yet chick flick. So if you planning to see some blood, well there isn't, just a lot of whining that make the most emos happy.