The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1

i want a man to look at me the way edward looks at bella

half of the film is about Edward banging Bella!!!!

the first question is: why Jacob first tells to the wolves that Bella is going to have a baby and then fight with the wolves to protect the baby?! he could not to tell them at first so protection won't be needed!!!
second question is: if vampires do not get older, does it mean Bella's baby will be always a baby?!!! if other vampires don't age up, she can't become an adult either!!!

_Breaking Dawn – Part 1_ is a befitting and enthralling start to the final chapter of The Twilight Saga. While on her honeymoon with Edward, Bella discovers that she’s pregnant and her determination to keep the child at the risk of her own life tears apart the vampire and werewolf clans, taking them to the edge of war. The film perfectly captures the romance, humor, suspense, and horror of the material. Going to the darkest reaches of the series, some truly disturbing and foreboding themes are delved into. However, there are the usual rough spots with awkward dialog, weak CGI, and rushed plot points; but the story comes together in a compelling and satisfying way. Imaginative and daring, _Breaking Dawn – Part 1_ brings the saga to an extraordinary place that leaves the audience wanting for more.

I was gagged by this I can’t lie

After quite disliking the third movie, it is unfortunate to see the final book split into two movies. However, this film is a sizable departure from what came before and it is a totally different tone! Much better. Best one to date. Still not great, but the best one.

Rating: 2.5/5 - 70% - Worth Watching

It feels like this doesn't progress the story much - probably as I really want to see Bella's powers as a vampire - but the story actually progresses quite a bit. Bella said yes, they married, had their honeymoon (which was nice at the beginning), got a baby, and (last but not least) Edward finally turned Bella into a vampire (the moment I'm waiting for since the end of the first movie).

We also learned quite a bit more about the dynamics of the wolf packs(s).

It was quite impressive how pale and lifeless they made Bella look (kinda scary).

PS: Some nice songs too :) Especially "A thousand years" at the end!

[spoiler]As incredible as it may seem, Kristen Stewart's performance in this film is surprisingly bearable, something that took me by surprise from the beginning. After the third film, which was horribly bad, this one is actually enjoyable, although it still has flaws in the script and acting, but on a much smaller scale than in the first three films. I found Bella's pregnancy scenes quite strange, especially the one where they bite the baby out?? Like this?? And it gets even worse with the scene of Jacob imprinting on Bella's daughter, accompanied by the worst CGI I've ever seen in my life. Still, I can say that this is the best film compared to the previous three.[/spoiler]

gets a few extra points solely for the horrible demon pregnancy