Twilight!

Neither do I, but since Im not doing much this winter, may as well.

I have 9 days until break. Then I have to clean the house. Then it will be Christmas. Then my birthday. Then it's back to school and the start of conditioning.

Hmm, lifting after school, home, nothing until the next day, baseball conditioning coming up, but I dunno, rugby and track, but thats in the spring.

Ugh, sports are tiring. And they take up lots of time.

They sure do. But thats the beauty of em, theyre ultra fun.

ya they are tiring but that what makes them fun... and it keeps you in very good shape as well.

Im still fat.

bull shit im fatter then you

Im more self concious.

gdennis59 wrote:

They sure do. But thats the beauty of em, theyre ultra fun.

Yah it is
Oh yah and that whole being with amazing people and almost dying because the sport is so hard, and laughing about it later with the amazing people.

detroitwings82 wrote:

ya they are tiring but that what makes them fun... and it keeps you in very good shape as well.

Part of the reason I'm looking forward to it...

me to i kant wait till rugby starts...

Our school doesn't have a rugby team.
But we have a golf team.... And there is a girl on our varsity football team (or there was anyway)

ya we had that like 2 years ago she was the kicker.. and my school has a golf team as well

Yah, my brother was friends with her. She was really cool it was just odd to see her on the football team.

ya the girl who played for use played soccer as well and she was really good..i think she got a full ride to a big ten college

Wow....
Sarah Joe (The girl who was on our team) was really good, and really strong. She could beat up most guys if she wanted to. She was also a rower (Which is how I knew her).

She also got married a few monthes after she graduated and her husband is really mean

wo sad to hear that for her

Yah. But it's her fault. My brother tried to tell her he was mean and she married him anyway.

well thats her prob and not anyone elses ..let her ruin her life

Right....

yeppers

TG wrote:

The people are SUPPOSED to be hot. However, they really aren't. I didn't picture any of them like that (except Rosalie or whatever her name is, but she isn't that hard to get someone that matches the discription)

The actress that played Rosalie is mexican. They had to use alot of makeup to make her look so pale. It's the girl from the movie 13

gdennis59 wrote:

Unless they know theres cool kids like me that know it would be a suckish movie so I didnt even bother to read the book.

I am going to read The Pact soon, it seems to be quite interesting.

They made a Lifetime movie based on this book. I saw the movie but didn't read the book. It was good.

i didnt know taht

I liked this movie, but I read all the books and absolutely loved them, so I may be a bit biased. However, I don't think the movie did a very good job of making it come through just how much these two were in love. In the movie, I think a lot of it was implied but if you didn't read the books, I don't think you would have gotten it completely. I watched it with people who didn't read the books and I found I was constantly explaining things.

A few parts of the movie really disappointed me, mostly what comes off the top of my head is his sparkly skin. They sure didn't do a very good job with that scene. It was supposed to be this hugely breathtaking thing and in the movie it fell flat.

I thought the girl who played Bella did okay. She seemed very awkward, but Bella in the books was pretty awkward herself. I don't like that they didn't play up her clumbsiness though. That was always such a big part of the story, in the movie it's barely mentioned. I also didn't like that Alice had such a small part when she played a huge part in the books. But I keep forgetting what all came in the 1st book only, so that may be my own fault. Plus, Alice is my favorite character, so give her more screen time dammit! lol

The guy who played Edward did alright. I thought he did a very good job in the scene where they first met in the classroom. I had a hard time catching the changes in his eye color though. I'll have to see it again :haha:

I give it a 92 overall. While I was disappointed in some of it, mostly I was very entertained and truthfully, they did a better job than I expected. I'm usually very disappointed when books that I really like go to the movies.

I agree with you on one thing... the sparkly thing was horrible! It just looked like he had been working out a whole lot and was sweating, then was standing in the sun.

I know! I was getting all upset and saying "No no no NO! He's supposed to be beautiful not icky!!" That part sucked big time

I haven't seen this, nor do I have any desire to. I thought I'd post in here since the thread seems popular.

Here's what the critics say (this should please TG):

IMDb.com: 6.1/10

Roger Ebert: 1 thumb down / 2.5 stars

Rotten Tomatoes (which averages reviews of critics) says it has 50% positive reviews, and has an average review of 5.5/10

Metacritic (which works like Rotten Tomatoes) shows an average score of 57 based on 36 reviews.

ha.

I have been arguing with people since it came out that it sucks. They are like omg it's AMAZING. But that shows that I'm right....