Angie, hi. 18. Worshiper, lover of Christ, reader of books, singer of songs, writer of worlds. Inspired by Creator and creation.
I love Band of Horses. A moment of silence for every concert I've missed.
Here's a bunch of love for you:
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"We are what we believe we are."
-C. S. Lewis
Stephenie should’ve written a book about their story and not waste her time on Bree Tanner, man, what was she thinking?
okay I kind of liked Bree but still!
Kate and Garrett!
oh the fresh and life-changing feeling of a brand new ship!
Anonymous asked: Yeah Yeah what the hell ever. You can go on about free expression all you want but that doesn't change the fact that things like Twilight are the reason why real writing and film making are a dying art. Apparently simple minded people like you would rather look up to weak female characters and swoon over ugly pale guys. Go you.
hahaha *hug* Anon, you make my day much more interesting.
First of all, I’ve never said I look up to Bella Swan or see her as a role model. I don’t think any girl in their right mind would ever do so, so you shouldn’t be assuming anything. She’s a 17 year old girl. 17. I’m 17 right now, and I wouldn’t consider myself a role model for anyone. The amount of stupidity existent in the things I’ve done in the past is so much bigger than you could imagine. Ask anyone if they are proud of all the decisions they made at 17. You can’t judge Bella because she’s young, she’s a teenager, she’s allowed to make mistakes, and she’s allowed to not be perfect.
On the “swooning over”- Hey, I’m a girl. I love cheesiness almost as much as I love cheese. Who I swoon over or not is nobody’s businesses but mine. And my mom’s, but it’s not like I plan to marry every boy I swoon over.
Real art, yes, is being overshadowed by mainstream crap, but it isn’t Twilight you should be worrying about. You should go rant on, just like this, to the person picking up Snooki’s book, or buying Nicki Minaj’s record. In the words of Morrissey, “Hang the DJ”.
although I have no idea who she is…
THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY SUNDAY X∞ HAPPIER AND FOR NOT BOTHERING THEM TAKING A PICTURE!!
I’M SO HAPPY!!! *happy dance*
I’m not ready for this!
this is the official beginning of the end!!!!
what will I do then?
SPOILER ALERT: please, please do not read this if you haven’t seen it. You’ll regret it.
The movie was AH-mazing. It truly was. Even though there were some parts I did not love, still. I don’t know about everyone else, but it met my expectations.
I wept, laughed, I almost had a heart attack, no lie. This movie will keep you at the edge of your seat. Especially if you’ve never read the books. I have and I was still holding my hand to my chest in shock.
I loved how they included Edward’s story and how playful Jasper and Emmett were with Edward the night before the wedding. The wedding was beautiful, it was truly breathtaking. The wedding dress…oh my! bless Carolina Herrera! Even though I’m Team Edward (yeah, baby!) I did enjoy the Jacob/Bella scene at the wedding, it was very sweet and it stayed true to the book. I laughed so much at Charlie, Renee, Emmett, and Jessica’s speeches hehehehe
The honeymoon…
My words would not be enough to describe the beauty of these scenes. I loved every single second of them. When they’re in the water gazing at the moon, and he calls her beautiful, and they kiss…my little handkerchief was soaking wet by the time they were in the bedroom. It was perfect. What I loved most was the morning after, when she wakes up and look at herself in the mirror, remembering the night before. Her flashbacks were even more heart-stirring. In those scenes you could really feel Edward and Bella’s love…you might call me crazy, but it’s the truth. My heart ached at such beauty.
I laughed my ass off when Bella tried to seduce Edward, then back again to my weeping when Edward finally caved in. What an emotional rollercoaster!
When Bella was finally shown pregnant, although I had already seen her on TV spots and the trailers, it was so sad to look at.
One thing I disliked very much was the whole wolf-telepathy thing. I know there was probably no other way to do this scene, but it looked a little silly to me. It looked like a Disney film with talking dogs. I’m sorry, but I have to be honest.
There was this one scene, which is my favorite after the sex scene, where Edward starts hearing the baby’s thoughts. Anybody else thought this was the sweetest thing in the world? Anybody else wanna get married and have a baby just to live out this scene? Uhm…I kinda do.
I hated how Bella was all “oh everything’s perfect now,” when Jacob visited her. You know, Edward isn’t deaf. I know he knows she loves him, but you can’t possibly still feel incomplete with your husband and family with you.
Anyway…
The birth scene was…jaw-dropping. It was so intense. I heard in interviews how intense it was and I expected a lot, but I had no idea how consuming this was going to be. It was so much better than what I had expected. By this time, I was crying non-stop.
I have never cried in a Twilight film, never. I love these books how you can’t imagine, and I’ve always gotten excited with the films, but I’ve never cried in them. I was crying by the first ten seconds of the film.
I loved how loving Edward looked at Renesmee, and how happy Bella was at the end of it. By the time Bella dies, I was drowning in my own pool of tears. I knew she was eventually going to be transformed, but I was still so emotional. When Jacob told Edward how he deserved to live with that, I wanted to punch him in the face so bad. At the same time I was thinking how that line fit perfectly there, so…bless you Melissa Rosenberg! How desperate Edward was trying to get her to respond, biting her everywhere, I was holding on to my dear heart…
The ending was perfect. Bella opening her thirsty-red eyes as a vampire was the PERFECT ending for this film!
I don’t know what else to say…it was AWESOME!
If you’re not a Twilight fan…I don’t know why you’re here reading this. Don’t dare judge me.
If you are a fan then…yay!
Everything I could have hoped for…thank you Bill!
