'Eclipse' Twilight Saga

After seeing the latest film of the Twilight saga, ‘Eclipse’ I can

confidently state that it is by far the best Twilight film to date. The movie

is a revelation for the previous Twilight films as the plot has allowed more

action and drama. Subsequently it has gained diversity of viewers ranging not

only from obsessed R-Pattz lovers but also keen male viewers! The plot of

Eclipse is fairly straightforward and after reading the Twilight series one can

gain a greater understanding of the layout that Stephanie Meyer and director of

the film David Slade are trying to achieve. Bella is faced with a difficult

decision that will permanently alter her lifestyle and possibly prevent her

from seeing her family ever again. For someone like Bella the whole prospect of

leaving her family behind is haunting but she believes she must uphold what she

loves the most.

Throughout the course

of the movie Bella is forced to unravel her true feelings for both Jacob and

Edward, which leads to more difficulties surrounding her fate. The theme of

fire and ice is evident in the movie, the film begins with the poem ‘Fire and

Ice’ by Robert Burns which slowly paints a picture in our minds of how Edward

represents an icy character and Jacob resembles a fiery character. In general

the movie is very interesting, the fierceness of both Edward and Jacob’s

characters  are breaking through as

they both fight for Bella’s love, a new genre of Twilight viewers has been created. 

Daisy Morris