Twilight.

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I was pretty suprised by the movie. I thought it is a good movie for teenagers. I love vampire and I don't see Twilight as a vampire movie, but more like an impossible teen romance. So yes, vampires suck in it and it's kind of "emo" like, but I don't think it's terrible at all.

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Yes Jedi, we have established the fact that Blu-ray is better quality than DVD.

Also, the movie was completely tarnished by the hype around it, if you take away the fact that every ****ing girl hyping it up then I could have taken it a bit more seriously. Also, the special effects were super lame.

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i never read the books and i was not interested in this movie at all however, my wife purchased the DVD on saturday (or friday or something) and we watched it together and i actually thought it was rather good. and i will go to the theaters to see the second one.

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Just watched it now.

It was better than I expected to be honest. The story was crap, but I just enjoyed it...although that bird was stunning (she looked even better in 'Into The Wild').

Yeah she is very easy on the eyes :p

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I saw it with a few girls - they enjoyed it way more than me... "Let the right one in" is a Swedish film (and book) which is what Twilight should have been imho.

I still need to see that I heard it was quite epic

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