If you haven't seen the movie yet, you might not want to read this review.Tyler and I saw Twilight Wednesday night, finally. I've had mixed feelings about seeing the movie. As most of you know, I absolutely loved the book. I still remember a year ago when my friend Jessica sent me an email telling me that I had to read this book about vampires called "Twilight". I went out that day and bought the book, and finished it that night. Movie's are never as good as the book, and they usually end up changing everything anyway. I haven't been too excited about the casting, and really just thought they would ruin the whole thing.
Luckily, I ended up liking the movie. It reminded me why I originally liked Bella. She is normal, not some angry teenager, despite the fact that her parents are divorced and she is moving to a town she hates. I like that she isn't angry at her Father, and is appreciative of the things that he does for her. It seems like teenagers are always shown as ungrateful, angry and self-absorbed. Also, often times in movies the heroin is just unbelievable, amazing at everything, a fighter, etc. Bella is clumsy but confident. She is a normal girl and easy to relate to. After seeing the movie I really liked the casting of Bella. I think Kristen Stewart was a great a Bella.
I still have mixed feelings about the casting of Edward. Personally, I don't think Robert Pattinson is that attractive. At least, he doesn't match the very handsome Edward that I had pictured. After discussing it with Tyler, who actually really liked the movie, I've decided that Robert did a good job portraying Edward. He and Kristen had good chemistry together and actually look pretty good as a couple.
As for the other casting, for the most part I was happy with everyone else. The only complaint I really had was with Jasper. I felt the casting there was way off, he didn't look like the Jasper I had pictured at all. And, did he even have any lines? I can't remember even hearing him speak? The other thing I will mention is that fact that Edward in the movie seems to like climbing trees. I've read the book a bunch but can't remember that being one of his talents. I thought that was a bit cheesy and should have been left out. He isn't a monkey.
So, overall, I did like the movie and hear it's even better the second time around. If I'm lucky I can talk Tyler into taking me again this weekend. We'll see.

Some of you may remember the TV show "Lois and Clark, the Adventures of Superman". Well, I was hooked on that show as well. I admit, I loved curling up at the foot of my parents bed every Sunday night and watching a fun episode of Lois and Clark. I have 



