Childbirth and its complications are also longtime horror fodder, and the pieces revolving around Bella’s surprise pregnancy tap into this fear, with “Pregnant” marking the point where Breaking Dawn, Pt. Elsewhere, werewolf-themed cues like “Wolves on the Beach” and “A Wolf Stands Up” add more dread as well as raw percussion and flutes that evoke Native American traditions. Before it blooms into soft-focus piano and acoustic guitar, “What You See in the Mirror” begins with a shrill flute that is one of the most startling moments on any of The Twilight Saga soundtracks or scores. Burwell brings sensitivity and surprising depth to the film’s music: while many cues echo the gauzy romanticism of Breaking Dawn’s soundtrack (particularly on the lovely Latin-tinged “A Nova Vida” and “The Threshold,” which is so sweet that cartoon hearts seem to float off its melody), he provides musical reminders that there actually is a horror element to these movies.
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Thanks for reading.As The Twilight Saga series of films began to wind down, the franchise returned to composer Carter Burwell, who scored the first film, to provide the music for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Pt.
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In this case I would rate the movie with 9 out of 10. I enjoyed the Ed and Bell's wedding night, all those particulars (they even play chess!) that made me feel good during the projection of this movie. In this case I can and want turn many blind eyes (may I say it? haha) in the name of my affection for the saga. Because all those scenes have an emotional meaning only in case you are very fond of the series. I don't expect anyone to suddenly turn up and say: I've never given a *** about this series but I've found the movie absolutely awesome! This movie is for us Twilighters all around the world. That's the truth: this movie's been made just for those who have always followed and liked the Twilight saga. Let's be onest, I was almost crying during the scene of the wedding (and I'm a male!!!) mainly because of my affection for the series (I was platonically in love with the story when the first Twilight movie came out). TWILIGHTER: I do think very few fans will be disappointed by this installment. Finally, I would rate this movie, in this case, with 4,5 out of 10. Another criticize goes to the movie slowness in fact, those who are not very fond of Ed and Bell's love story might probably find the fully detailed and slow part in which the two get married really annoying. A praise goes to the actors: the acting is not bad, is not bad at all considering that, in my opinion, nothing better could have been done (Kristen Stewart's performance is not bad and I found very convincing the character of Jacob).
the one in which the transformed Jacob addresses his other fellows (I thought the movie was turning into a joke at that very moment!) and the one in which Bella makes the bloodshake fall to the ground and kind of breaks her back. I could not help noticing the derisiveness of some scenes e.g. Just a lame, slow, in places disgusting report of how a vampire-human marriage could be in the first part, and a badly directed (with some very awkward moments) plot development in the second part.
NEUTRAL: The movie has no cinematographic value at all. Read the part that better mirrors your attitude. To rate this movie I think I should split my opinion in two: The twilighter side and the neutral side.
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