
Mackenzie Foy plays RenesmeeYay, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1 film is finally here {{{Squeals, screams, sighs, moans!!! And one gigantic exhale ... }}} I saw it yesterday, and it was so frickin' awesome that I even felt momentarily satiated afterward. However, now the question is, of course, what can we expect in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2?!!
For now, we have a release date at least! Breaking Dawn, Part 2 is set to hit theaters on November 16, 2012. Yippee but so far away!!! Those of us who read the books are dying to know how they're going to handle the action-packed second half of the final book in the series. Let's take a look at what we know (and speculate) about Part 2 so far.
WARNING: Part 1 and Part 2 SPOILERS!
Run time: Breaking Dawn, Part 2, in its current cut is said to be 1 hour 52 minutes without credits. Why so short? I could easily sit through two hours or more ...
Bella the Vamp: Breaking Dawn, Part 1, ended brilliantly with that jolting reveal of Bella's blood-red eyes, as she wakes up as a drop dead gorgeous newborn vampire. This can only get better, as we watch her come into her vamp-ness and learn to control her frenzied thirst for human blood.
Actor Peter Facinelli (Carlisle Cullen) talked specifically about Bella's physical change to a vampire:
She looks fantastic. For some reason, once they put those contact lenses in, you look very statuesque.
Think she's going to look a little like she does in this vamped-up cover?
Cast & Crew: Part 2, like Part 1, is directed by Bill Condon and based closely on Stephenie Meyers' original text. And, of course, our three favorites will return as Edward (Robert Pattinson), Bella (Kristen Stewart), and Jacob (Taylor Lauter). Woot!
Renesmee: One of the best parts of Part 1 was getting to meet baby Renesmee but also, when Jacob imprints on her, getting a sneak peek at Renesmee through her first, uh, months of life as she grows into a lovely little half-vampire tween. We already know that adorable actress Mackenzie Foy (pictured above) will play Renesmee throughout the film, but what's really cool is her face will be superimposed on varying sized bodies to represent her rapid-speed growth. Can't wait!
Volturi: As readers of the book know, the Volturi will be back in full force for Part 2, again with Michael Sheen as Aro, Jamie Campbell Bower as Caius, and Christopher Heyerdahl as Marcus. Much of the film will surely focus on the Volturi's plot to kill the Cullens as well as Renesmee, who they believe is an "immortal child" (a child turned into a vampire by the Cullens). Can you say bitchen battle scenes galore?
In fact, actor Michael Sheen described the vampire vs. vampire battle scene like this:
Oh this is very amped up ... I think we spent something like four or five weeks shooting that scene and it takes up a big chunk of the movie. And it's got extraordinary things going on in it, so it certainly won't be anticlimactic.
Jane: Yay, Dakota Fanning will be back as the super-evil Volturi servant Jane. God, she's so evil with her fondness for torture techniques ...
French Coven: Apparently Part 2 strays from the book a bit by adding in a French vampire coven (they are not in the book), but thankfully Stephenie Meyer did the writing on this addition. This new coven includes Henri (Amadou Ly) and Yvette (Janelle Froehlich (Yvette). Wonder what part they'll play in everything ...
Bella's Special Power: I can't wait to see how they portray Bella's special powers. I wonder how it will look to see her bounce her protective shield out to save the others.
In case you missed Ellen yesterday, she put together her own sneak peek for what to expect in Part 2. Hilarious!
What are you most looking forward to in Breaking Dawn, Part 2?
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Honestly I am slightly not looking forward to it since it really does finalize the series. But, I am anxious to see Bella as a vampire and how that affects her relationship with Edward. It's one thing to read about, but to see it will be exciting! I am also anxious to see Jacob with Renesmee that will be awesome. It is just so exciting to see my imagination from the books come to life.
Kristi - So why even bother reading an article about it and posting just so everybody knows you hate it?
I will never understand why people who aren't fans waste so much energy making sure the whole world knows they hate it and they think it's stupid and anyone who likes it is an idiot. Get over it. Some people like it, some people don't. That goes for everything in life.
Anyway, I still have yet to see the first part of Breaking Dawn (no babysitter). I am looking forward to everything you mentioned though. :)
I took my 4 yr old and 12 yr old dds to see it today. I had heard it wasn't sexually graphic (it wasn't) nor was it anymore bloody than any other of them and my youngest has seen all of those. Anyway, my 4 yr old was super whiney when it ended and said "but I want to watch it again!" and then as we walked out, she said "Mom, I want to see the end!" and I said "Me too, Mia, me too!!!" A couple things I did not like, but over all it was good. There were some cheesy things, some funny things, some romantic things....I'm always amazed how hot they can make just the kissing, as though their LIVES depend on the kisses. It was great.
I never watched any of these ..
I love Ellen, I watched the whole show and it was hilarious! I can't wait to see Breaking Dawn on SUNDAY!
Loved the movie. I hated the previous 3 because I had played them out in my head so different as I read the saga :(
But this one came close and they ended it perfect without too much of a cliffhanger IMO.