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		<title>Twilight Movie Screening</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Or should I say, Twilight Screaming. I was of course one of the few men in the theater to see the movie and I KNOW that the others were, the radio station manager, a movie reviewer from ScreenRant.com and the other supportive husbands of the committee members at TwilightMoms.com. I was caught up in the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Or should I say, Twilight Screaming. I was of course one of the few men in the theater to see the movie and I KNOW that the others were, the radio station manager, a movie reviewer from ScreenRant.com and the other supportive husbands of the committee members at TwilightMoms.com. I was caught up in the overpowering energy and tingling excitement of the tweeners in the room. I thought there might be more young girls at the movie, but there was a surprising amount of older girls.<span id="more-268"></span></p>
<p>I wasn&#8217;t really thrilled about seeing Robert Pattinson because I have been a little put off from his awkwardness, but that seems to be the charming characteristic found by others. Let&#8217;s say my likeability scale was a 4 out of 10. But after seeing the movie and how that awkwardness worked out on the screen, I came to appreciate his performance in the movie. This makes his unkempt hair, his brass remarks, and his trepidous actions a lot more tollerable and understood.</p>
<h2>The Movie</h2>
<p>The Movie. It&#8217;s not my desire to reveal or spoil any of the movie. So, don&#8217;t ask, I won&#8217;t do it. I just want to give a subjective preview, by a standard guy who hasn&#8217;t read the books; for all those, especially the guys, to sum up &#8230; it&#8217;s within your ability, and especially the support of your wife or girlfriend to see and appreciate the movie. It&#8217;s good, and aside from the small points I mention further along in the review, are allowed to be unpolished because of the lack of backing by investors, and it&#8217;s the colossal support that will drive this &#8220;B&#8221; budget movie into the the &#8220;A&#8221; fame.</p>
<p>There were a lot of women there, I think the men (at least the ones that are still married) were there to support their wives (which is a wise decision I might add). Not a lot of younger people, under 21. There were more that appeared to be 21 and older, maybe an average age of 25-35.</p>
<p>I wondered at times if it was a huge mistake that I forgot my ear plugs. I do know that while holding my wife&#8217;s hand during the movie I had to remind her to let go to get my blood circulating.</p>
<h3>The Good</h3>
<p>It was great. I haven&#8217;t read the books, but liked it a lot. There was a lot of action, very intense at times, lots of energy. Didn&#8217;t seem like a chick flick. There was some great humor and action. I did like that the movie was shot with less color saturation than normal. It made it feel old and dark, nice. The dialog was witty and logical. I like that tangents weren&#8217;t going on for minutes on end.</p>
<p>I actually was not too keen of Edward, at least as he was being presented in photo/print. But after seeing the movie, he made it work. It&#8217;s something that I had to grow into as the movie went on. I was worried I wouldn&#8217;t like him, at all, but was pleasantly surprised.</p>
<h3>The Bad</h3>
<p>There were a couple of places that the movie was cheesy. There were a few action shots that were not quite complete. Some of the conversations went by quickly, so it took me a few minutes to catch up. And if I wasn&#8217;t careful, I almost missed some parts working on the conversation just prior.</p>
<p>One part of the movie, and you&#8217;ll know which one it is when you see it, was not handled quite right. You&#8217;ll know which sparkly spot I&#8217;m talking about, but it wasn&#8217;t dramatic enough.</p>
<h3>The Ugly</h3>
<p>Some of the jumps were telepathed and didn&#8217;t look smooth. Camera movement was jumpy, similar to the Bourne movies where you got a little dizzy watching things fly by (although I loved it in the Bourne movies because that was the intent). Some of the dialog was the same way, flying by; I had to turn to my wife and ask why something happened, when she told me, it made sense &#8230; but wasn&#8217;t intuitive enough. Not in a lot of parts, but a few key ones.</p>
<h3>Summary</h3>
<p>Overall, see the movie, it&#8217;s worth it. If you&#8217;ve read the books, some things will make a lot of sense. It was a good movie because I like non-boring, always intense, on the edge-of-my-seat action. I didn&#8217;t notice that there was much of a love-story going on, which was a good thing, so it didn&#8217;t feel like a chick flick.</p>
<p>Stephani Meyer &#8220;and company&#8221; did a great job getting the movie done and telling a good story. I am intrigued for another. Having seen a lot of movies, I feel that it is</p>
<p>SnapJag opinion&#8230;</p>
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<li>I want to see it in the theater; after seeing it, I&#8217;d see it in the theater again.</li>
<li>I want to see it in the theater; would buy the DVD.</li>
<li>I want to see it in the theater; would rent it again.</li>
<li>I want to see it in the theater; and won&#8217;t see it again.</li>
<li>I will wait till it comes out on DVD; should&#8217;ve seen it in the theater.</li>
<li>I will wait till it comes out on DVD; buy it.</li>
<li>I will wait till it comes out on DVD; would see it again once in a while.</li>
<li>I will wait till it comes out on DVD; wouldn&#8217;t see it again.</li>
<li>I will wait till it comes out on DVD; never got around to it.</li>
<li>Don&#8217;t want to see it at all; saw it, liked it.</li>
<li>Don&#8217;t want to see it at all; saw it, waste of time.</li>
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<li>My rating is 3.</li>
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<p>SnapJag Scale&#8230; a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being highest)</p>
<ul>
<li>I would give it a 7.</li>
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