Twilight

May. 5th, 2008 03:44 pm
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I love it when things make me flaily. Right now we're talking high-pitched giddiness over here. And I really needed something extra flail-worthy. These last couple of days have been less than great.

I started reading Stephenie Meyer's Twilight books sometime in 2006. The first one was exactly the sort of thing I needed as distraction from school work at the time. I sped through that book. The second one was a little slower, partly because of classes interrupting it and partly because I had some issues with it. Still haven't read the third one. I want to, but if I don't put it off some more and deal with the problems I started having, I'm going to be way too judgmental of books that are just fun. And I don't want that to happen, because I have great memories of reading the first one.

I wasn't that excited to hear that they were making a movie. I've been sort of following the news for it (who's in it, where they filmed, etc.), but not really caring much. But then today I see that there's a trailer and, omg, FLAILING. What I love about it is that it's completely made me forgot those small things that bother me and reminded me of all the little things I loved.

When Robert Pattinson was cast, I wasn't overly excited. But seeing the trailer now, I think he's probably totally perfect for Edward.

Although, I guess I should probably say that if I hadn't read the books? There's a possibility I would have been rolling my eyes a little bit. "Not another one of those mysteries supernatural teen movies."

But whatever. I'm EXCITED.

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Date: 2008-05-07 04:26 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] michelerz.livejournal.com
My cousins in NY have been talking about these books forever, but have always disregarded them as teen books, but after watching the trailer, I'm a bit fascinated.

I want to at least read the 1st book.

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Date: 2008-05-07 06:27 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] annundriel.livejournal.com
I'd say check out the first one; it's my favorite. After Twilight, I started to have issues with plot and character. But the first one presents, at least what was for me, an intriguing idea and interpretation of vampires. Plus, it's set in Washington state.

They're not really great books by any means, but they're fun.

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