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If you love the books, you'll love the movie. The flow of the story is much improved , the cinematography is beautiful, special effects more realistic, music is moving, suspense heightened, relationships clarified and deepened. Reading Bree Tanner's back story beforehand also helps. I'm a fan of the books so it was a lot of fun to watch, but I think anyone could find it entertaining. I've
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Variety
Employing a bigger budget, better effects and an edgier director ("Hard Candy's" David Slade), Eclipse focuses on what works -- the stars. Full Review
A.O. Scott
The New York Times
If there is a bit more humor on display here -- some of it evidence that an element of self-conscious self-mockery is sneaking into the franchise -- there is also more violence, and, true to the film's title, a deeper intimation of darkness. What there isn't, as usual, is much in the way of good acting, with the decisive and impressive exception of Ms. Stewart, who can carry a close-up about as well as anyone in movies today. Full Review
Amy Biancolli
San Francisco Chronicle
Melissa Rosenberg's screenplay is faithful enough to Meyer's soap-operatic inclinations, but I kind of wish it weren't. Full Review
Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
If Slade doesn't necessarily advance the medium with this installment, he nonetheless advances the franchise, with enough lucidity and skill that he's persuaded at least one erstwhile agnostic to take a stand. Full Review
Betsy Sharkey
Los Angeles Times
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is back with all of the lethal and loving bite it was meant to have: The kiss of the vampire is cooler, the werewolf is hotter, the battles are bigger and the choices are, as everyone with a pulse (and a few without) knows by now, life-changing. Full Review
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