Could any of you Twilight readers please explain to me when these things happened in the book?
Because I don't recall Bella and Edward ever being up in a tree, an unconscious Bella being carried by Edward in the rain, or any of them ever standing in the middle of a river. The inconsistencies between the book and the movie are really frustrating. And I've only seen a handful of pictures and about one minute in trailers. I have a feeling the movie is going to be difficult to watch. Hopefully I'll have forgotten enough of the details by then to enjoy it. If I can keep myself from rereading it by December...
Because I don't recall Bella and Edward ever being up in a tree, an unconscious Bella being carried by Edward in the rain, or any of them ever standing in the middle of a river. The inconsistencies between the book and the movie are really frustrating. And I've only seen a handful of pictures and about one minute in trailers. I have a feeling the movie is going to be difficult to watch. Hopefully I'll have forgotten enough of the details by then to enjoy it. If I can keep myself from rereading it by December... Also, for those of you die-hard twilight saga fans (like me) check out http://www.stepheniemeyer.com/ where they will post a quote from Breaking Dawn for 21 days counting down to the release of the book on August 2nd. 
Here's the first one:
Alice: "I'll play you for it. Rock, paper, scissors."
Edward: "Why you don't you just tell me who wins?"
Alice: "I do. Excellent."
Just reading these few lines gets me giddy for the book! I can't wait!
3 comments:
I can't wait either. I think it is going to kill me. Not much longer. Hold on you can make it
I agree with you for the most part. Those pictures look very dramatized to me. This is just based on my personal opinion, but that white dress on Bella...mmmmm...I don't understand it. Everyone else is wearing jeans and a shirt and why the hec is she wading in a river with a white dress anyway? It contradicts her identity.
I respect everyone's opinion on twilight. But I feel like we all have our own personalized mental image of what this whole "twilight world" looks like and the movie well...the movie might ruin it for me
The first photo was added to the film in place of "The Meadow" (in my opinion a bad idea). and the second two were promotional shots for magazines and such....does that help?
Jamie
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