It may not be a good send-off to the Twilight franchise, but it’s a very fitting one, and for a mediocre franchise and at times worse, this film at least gave us a moment to cherish its end.It is always impractical and boring to wait for your fave movie on television, as there is no guarantee that it will appear whenever you want.
The performances elevate slightly in comparison to the previous due to Mackenzie Foy’s talented acting as Renesmee, but they’re brought to square one by Aro, a character corny enough that it made even an actor like Michael Sheen seem laughable. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 may not have technical prominence, but the cinematography and music are still quite more memorable and better than they were in the previous film. Can’t blame Melissa Rosenberg for what she’s adapting, whereas Bill Condon simply seems to be complying since, with more creative freedom, he’s made decent films. It’s hilarious how even survival and peace in this universe means accidentally complying with all the terrible societal constructs that both humans and vampires follow.Īnd despite the proving of Renesmee as a non-immortal child, things go violent because why not? For a film series so hell-bent on conversation scenes, it definitely fails to execute any conversation where the characters arrive at a valid conclusion. The Cullens on the other end have been attempting to prove that Renesmee is not an immortal child. Things go south after the notorious character Aro, who leads the Volturi comes to attack the Cullens. Renesmee is the only character that you come to care for, but only because she’s in a predicament she didn’t put herself in. The film can barely provide a sense of suspense for all the bad things that seem to be escalating, and there’s no positive breathing room between everything that happens, only corny conversations between the characters that whine more than they make you feel for the characters. Irina informs the Volturi, and Alice begins to see visions of the Volturi attacking the Cullens. After an encounter between Renesmee and Irina, it is known that an immortal vampire child is forbidden, and is bound to be executed alongside anyone who’s found with her.
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