Breaking Dawn - Biss zum Ende der Nacht (1)

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In Twilight 4 heiratet Bella den Vampir Edward. Die Welt des jungen Paares scheint jedoch durch Intrigen und unglückliche Ereignisse auseinander zu brechen. Nach der Hochzeit verbringt das Paar seine Flitterwochen in Rio de Janeiro. Dort können sie dem gegenseitigen Verlangen nicht mehr widerstehen. Rasch erfährt Bella, dass sie schwanger ist. Da das Kind durch Edwards Veterschaft ein Vampir ist, wächst es besonders schnell und ist bereits als Föus besonder stark – zu stark für Bella, welche noch immer ein Mensch ist. (Verleiher-Text)

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Stanislaus 

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Deutsch Ich mag Werwölfe und Vampire, deshalb schaue ich mir auch immer noch Breaking Dawn an, nur so nebenbei. Bella seufzt wieder, wie immer, aber dieses Mal ist sie sich ihrer Wahl des zukünftigen Partners sicher, was diese Episode im Vergleich zu den Folgen zwei und drei erträglicher macht. Alles drumherum ähnelt den vorherigen Teilen, und ich persönlich war wohl am meisten von der (recht groben) Geburtsszene und dem Kampf zwischen Werwölfen und Vampiren beeindruckt. Ansonsten sehe ich nichts anderes darin, vielleicht um den schönen Soundtrack zu erwähnen. Kurz gesagt, ich habe genau das bekommen, was ich erwartet habe, so dass ich trotz meiner Bewertung nicht völlig enttäuscht von dem Ergebnis war. ()

JFL 

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Englisch Breaking Dawn – Part 1 is a wildly drawn-out case of milking the franchise and its fans for all they’re worth. In the context of a Twilight marathon with 150 female viewers who love it ironically, it is a wonderful experience (more about that in the review of the first Twilight film). Bonus points for unexpectedly powerful horror throughout the pregnancy storyline. ()

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Englisch I was really scared that the saga would fall apart on the threshold of the final chapter. Needless to say, I am incredibly glad that this did not happen. I still don't understand how the dramatically multi-genre Bill Condon got involved in Twilight, but I'm really glad he did. He knows how to loosen up the atmosphere, lighten the moments that would otherwise seem unnecessary, and above all, he knows how to set the final pace in such a way that thoughts of Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part I being the best installment have begun to subtly emerge in my mind. Without to reveal specific plot twists, one fateful encounter at the end, followed by a romantic vision, had long been the most dangerous moment of the saga for me, one that I could not imagine other than ridiculous in a film context. And now? An emotional reveal that makes me look forward to the last installment like no other. Breaking Dawn ultimately hits the mark in terms of quality, and when Carter Burwell's "Bella's Lullaby" plays at the end, it is clear that this time it is a victory in terms of atmosphere. Without the traditionally naive dialogues and a few subtle stumbles in Brazil, the Cullens would deserve the highest rating. And the general bashing of the entire saga could not be more embarrassing and more pointless so many years after its release. ()

Malarkey booo!

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Englisch Twilight is a big name and I liked the first part. The books are incredibly bad, but the first movie was quite OK. But it went only downhill from there, and the books got even worse. I like how Stephenie Meyer didn’t mince her words and despite knowing that the story would be made into a movie, she decided to write such a brutally crazy ending like in this one. If Breaking Dawn was a single movie, I think I would have been able to handle it, but since it is divided into two parts, I cannot but give it a Boo! review, which is definitely well deserved. You see it’s pretty hard to watch a story in which Bella gets pregnant and the fetus is tearing her belly apart and there are vampires and werewolves circling around her like crazy rabid monkeys and not much else seems to be happening. And if somebody does decide to do something, it usually ends up like this. I hope the ending is a bit more interesting, it seems it will be. But I will now require a couple of months to shake this movie off. I haven’t seen such a terrible movie that takes itself seriously in a long time. ()

Isherwood 

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Englisch There is no bias involved. People (and non-people) have the right to fall in love, do mating calls, and act like idiots. But why on earth make four films about it? Film No. 4.5 doesn't build on the insight and punch of Slade’s third film, and unfortunately, it's not even as hilariously goofy as the second. It’s closest to the first film in the series, an immature love tragedy that is appreciated particularly by emotionally immature adolescent girls, who can see themselves in the main character. Moreover, in such a plot-empty film I will ask myself several questions that will probably only be answered by an audience familiar with books. I don't like the saga for its "life attitude," I like it for the naive filmmaking stupidity. However, this is regularly the worst film in the series. ()

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