After several delays, I've finally watched Twilight on DVD. It was good but the novel is way better. I guess that's a given. After all, you can't really fit the events on the book in a 120-minute long film. You have to give credit to the director for having been able to give justice to the plot. He narrated the story well and even injected some twists. All in all, Twilight was a nice flick.
I've also just finished reading the first two e-books of the Twilight Series and enjoyed them very much. If I'll have time to spare, I plan to finish the third and fourth e-book before the new year arrives. Edward Cullen and Isabella Swan are my favorite couple right now. It must be because their love story is unique and I like the writing style of Stephenie Meyer (Twilight Series author). Please don't ask why. I think she's good at what she does.
I don't know yet if Bella will turn into a vampire or stay human forever, though. (I want her to be a vampire!) That is the thing that I'm very excited about. If you've finished reading the whole series, I won't mind knowing about that particular detail. :)
I've also just finished reading the first two e-books of the Twilight Series and enjoyed them very much. If I'll have time to spare, I plan to finish the third and fourth e-book before the new year arrives. Edward Cullen and Isabella Swan are my favorite couple right now. It must be because their love story is unique and I like the writing style of Stephenie Meyer (Twilight Series author). Please don't ask why. I think she's good at what she does.
I don't know yet if Bella will turn into a vampire or stay human forever, though. (I want her to be a vampire!) That is the thing that I'm very excited about. If you've finished reading the whole series, I won't mind knowing about that particular detail. :)
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