It's a beautiful and bloody affair all at once, but does the movie do justice to an admittedly To answer those questions that have long haunted fans. To the imagination but unflinchingly dives into some pretty hardcore territory at the same time, which says quite a bit for just how far the movie Worried teen heartthrob and a whole lot of craziness that has vampires confused and werewolves on the prowl. Human girl handle a sexual relationship with a vampiric male? What happens when undead sperm meets living egg? The answer: a ticked off and After three films and around six hours spent sorting out a love triangleīetween a girl, a dead boy, and a man-wolf, Breaking Dawn moves on to the next logical step and finally gets to the juicy stuff: how will a Neither does the movie, at least not until its machine-gunned second half. But that doesn't flow off the tongue nearly as well, and Rephrased here as the vampires and the humans and the Brazil and the Northwestern U.S. Ain't weddedīliss wonderful? Breaking Dawn is essentially a story of the birds and the bees and and the flowers and the trees, though perhaps better The movie slow-brews its firstĪnd explodes with endless jolts of energy in its second as all of the previous story lines come to a head, are spun around, and are reframed in aĬompletely new perspective with the movie's final shot promising a whole new ballgame in the coup de grâce that's to come. The latest Twilight movie is one of big happenings that come slowly at first and with rapid-fire intensity late. All of the supplements from the previous 'Breaking Dawn, Part One' disc are not included, with the exception ofĭirector Bill Condon's commentary track which merely adds new insights over the deleted scenes.
New scene highlights include a new Volturi opening, a balcony dialogue sequenceīetween Alice and Jacob, and a confrontation between Edward and Jacob near the end of the movie. This release contains several minutes ofĪdded footage seamlessly blended into the theatrical version. Summit/Lionsgate has re-released 'Breaking Dawn, Part One' in extended cut form to Blu-ray alongside the highly anticipated sequel, which also caps the franchise. Reviewed by Martin Liebman, February 26, 2013 Now with more Volturi, Edward, and Jacob. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 Blu-ray Review The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 Blu-ray
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