Breaking Dawn - Bis(s) zum Ende der Nacht (2)
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Twilight 4.2: Breaking Dawn - Bis(s) zum Ende der Nacht (Teil 2) (mehr)
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Bill CondonDrehbuch:
Melissa RosenbergKamera:
Guillermo NavarroBesetzung:
Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Maggie Grace, Taylor Lautner, Dakota Fanning, Ashley Greene, Jackson Rathbone, Kellan Lutz, Nikki Reed (mehr)Streaming (6)
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Bella (Kristen Stewart) kann die Geburt des gemeinsamen Kindes mit Vampir Edward (Robert Pattinson) nur überleben, indem er sie auch zu einem Vampir macht. Als sie nach der dramatischen Geburt ihre Tochter Renesmee überglücklich in den Armen hält, ahnt sie aber noch nicht, dass ihr junges Glück nicht lange währen wird. Denn die Volturi erfahren von dem ungewöhnlichen Kind und der Konflikt zwischen den Cullens und dem mächtigen Vampirclan aus Volterra erreicht seinen Höhepunkt. Gesammelt rückt die adelige Vampirfamilie an, um das Paar und ihren unnatürlichen Nachwuchs zu vernichten. Doch auch die Cullens trommeln ihre Verbündeten zusammen und bereiten sich auf die scheinbar aussichtlose Auseinandersetzung mit den übermächtigen Vampiren aus Italien vor – niemand rechnet jedoch mit den außergewöhnlichen Kräften der jungen Mutter Bella, die als Vampir nun mit aller Macht um das Leben ihrer Tochter kämpft... (Verleiher-Text)
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Der letzte Teil der (von seufzenden Teenagern geliebten und von fast allen anderen gehassten) Twilight-Saga hat mir im Rahmen der Möglichkeiten gefallen. Jede Menge Seufzer, unzählige dumme und leere Blicke, viele WTF-Szenen ... einfach klassisches Twilight! Der Soundtrack war wieder sehr schön, vor allem die Musik für die letzte Zusammenfassung der Figuren. Der entscheidende "Kampf" war sehr rau, actionreich und drastisch, und es überrascht mich überhaupt nicht, was dann folgte, denn die meisten weiblichen (männlichen?) Fans hätten wahrscheinlich einen Herzinfarkt erlitten. Kurz gesagt, die neueste Folge des Vampir-Werwolf-Phänomens (ich weiß nicht, warum?) hat mich nicht überrascht, aber auch nicht enttäuscht, so dass ich mit dem Ergebnis eigentlich zufrieden war.
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For all of the whiners who have the need to point out that the Twilight saga has vampires and werewolves but isn’t horror, I have just two words: CGI, baby. Otherwise, Breaking Dawn – Part 2 is a magnificently goofy series finale and a masterful display of fanservice that, thanks to the final twist, manifests the “to have your cake and eat it” paradox. Cheapness and silliness are combined with WTF moments and spectacular violence, while fake emancipation shakes hands with idealised creepiness. However, all of this is transformed into an enchantingly exuberant experience thanks to the phenomenal atmosphere of the Twilight marathon held at the Aero cinema in Prague (more about that in the review of the first Twilight film).
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In this day and age, full of social and cultural uncertainties, you need at least one thing you can count on. And here you have it: beefcake Taylor Lautner is going to take his shirt off again in 5 minutes :) Otherwise, of course, you can't make anything other than a silly and stupid movie based on a silly and stupid novel. Not even Chris Nolan behind the camera could have helped here.
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And it’s behind me. Goodbye, I won’t miss you. In any case, I was looking forward to the rest of Twilight, because it was the last episode, but even so it managed to annoy me. And it was with the same trick that irritated me in Cage’s Next. If you saw that, you know. I admit that in that (badly filmed, but that didn’t matter so much) fight I really had a good time, heads being ripped off the popular heroes was enjoyable, no blood, but ok, it’s a kids movie... but what on earth did they do with it at the end?! Why?! After the fight, it’s stringy like cheese fondue from the pot to the fork. I had goosebumps from Michael Sheen (and not in a good way). And everybody talks slowly, walk to the fight slowly, even though they can run really fast and their clothes don’t get torn, for god’s sake, didn’t they see Flash? For some reason, the kid has a CGI mouth for half of the movie. The vampires drive a Volvo because it’s the safest car under the sun. The vampires make a fire because... they’re cold. Probably. Pattinson is Lautner’s father. Everybody lived happily ever after... until the earth’s core disintegrates. Because vampires cannot die and are here forever. That’s the long and the short of it. Burwell’s music is nice and as always is on a completely different level from the rest of it. We have the same temperature now.
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When people are booing based on principle alone, then one grateful maximum for similar reasons. The victorious saga of all girls' bedrooms rises up at the very end into a proper movie with no wtf moments that would leave you scratching or shaking your head. No confession falls on infertile soil. And those who stuck it out also got a breathtaking battle. The second Breaking Dawn may found me already prepared for a great finale, but unprepared for Bill Condon leading me from behind the camera and Melissa Rosenberg leading me from behind the script so easily. When the finale manages to evoke almost all emotions, sufficiently exhaust the potential of the ultramaniacal Ara, make Jacob a funny and tolerable version of himself, and at one moment even break the hearts of the fans, I have no defenses. The highest rating for the best film of the saga. And just a little out of spite in favor of a series that has many flaws, but whose innocence I will always defend.
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