Jazz Girl wrote:
As for Jacob's line, I'm kind of okay with it because I don't find it romantic at all. It's actually one of the lines that serves to remind me why exactly I despise much of Jacob's behavior.
We'll see...that's my line at the moment.
Finally someone who shares my opinion!
I can never fathom why people swoon over this line.Edward's love is unconditional, there are no conditions, no if's or but's or until's wheres the dog is capable of "loving" only human Bella.
If all else perished and he remained, I should still continue to be; and if all else remained and and he were annihilated, the universe would turn to a mighty stranger.
Jazz Girl wrote:The teaser, I think, served to try to allay all the fears that we had, ie showing us the relationship/romantic stuff is featured to show that it isn't all about the battles and action. I'm holding out for the full 90 seconds tomorrow.
As for Jacob's line, I'm kind of okay with it because I don't find it romantic at all. It's actually one of the lines that serves to remind me why exactly I despise much of Jacob's behavior.
We'll see...that's my line at the moment.
Exactly. Taken out of context, it does sound sort of sweet...in context it sounds like a pushy mutt that needs to accept the fact that Bella's not the one.
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Jazz Girl wrote:The teaser, I think, served to try to allay all the fears that we had, ie showing us the relationship/romantic stuff is featured to show that it isn't all about the battles and action. I'm holding out for the full 90 seconds tomorrow.
As for Jacob's line, I'm kind of okay with it because I don't find it romantic at all. It's actually one of the lines that serves to remind me why exactly I despise much of Jacob's behavior.
We'll see...that's my line at the moment.
Exactly. Taken out of context, it does sound sort of sweet...in context it sounds like a pushy mutt that needs to accept the fact that Bella's not the one.
I agree. I am just sick of those quotes in the trailers I guess.
Okay, maybe, JUST MAYBE, I have had a little faith restored. It is a POSSIBILITY that things might just play out the way they should.
The opening, when we here him start that moment Oh HELL I almost screamed. I was like, surely they are not going to put that in the trailer!!!!!!! RobWard looks beautiful throughout. I wish we'd have gotten more of the confrontation between him and Jacob, although, the line they use there, that Jacob speaks, totally threw me off because if I remember correctly, that should take place in the tent???? I'm trying to draw the line between A & Z and also keeping in mind that they still have to set up Breaking Dawn.
I still want to beat the dog with a wet newspaper. And it still honks my cheese that they are really trying ot paint him as the valiant, lovelorn semi-heroe just trying to save the girl. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Interfering canine. But, Kristen does a great job making us believe, even with just facial expression, that she might be truly torn, which breaks my heart even more
GAH!!!!!! I can't wait to see this on the big screen. I wonder if that trailer will even be a little expanded??????
Ok, gotta run, that's all I had time for. But, I really want to watch it a few more times before I go...
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I have a question for everyone....wasn't the bonfire and the telling of the "Third Wife" story in Eclipse (rhetorical question)? Did they cut that whole thing out for the movie? I know that it was the most boring part of the book for me, but Edward asking Jacob what "The Third Wife" means is how they connect and start the Fire & Ice Tent scene. Also, it foreshadows Bella's transition from the Pawn to the Queen that we see in Breaking Dawn.
I think that the "Third Wife" (self sacrifice for the family) is one of the underlining messages of this third book. UnfortunatelyI think it has gone the same was as my favorite underlining theme of Twilight.
"But you see, just because we've been...dealt a certain hand...it doesn't mean that we can't choose to rise above -- to conquer the boundaries of a destiny that none of us wanted."
dopeydm wrote:I have a question for everyone....wasn't the bonfire and the telling of the "Third Wife" story in Eclipse (rhetorical question)? Did they cut that whole thing out for the movie? I know that it was the most boring part of the book for me, but Edward asking Jacob what "The Third Wife" means is how they connect and start the Fire & Ice Tent scene. Also, it foreshadows Bella's transition from the Pawn to the Queen that we see in Breaking Dawn.
I think that the "Third Wife" (self sacrifice for the family) is one of the underlining messages of this third book. UnfortunatelyI think it has gone the same was as my favorite underlining theme of Twilight.
DopeyDM~ Yes, you are right. The bonfire is the first time Edward takes Bella to LaPush. And, I agree about them as well. I do, at least in my rereadings, tend to at least skim that part. We know that the scenes involving the telling of the cold woman story were shot. It just might be that they are not included in the trailer. Ultimately, we'll have to wait until June 30th to find out for sure.
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Jazz Girl wrote:
As for Jacob's line, I'm kind of okay with it because I don't find it romantic at all. It's actually one of the lines that serves to remind me why exactly I despise much of Jacob's behavior.
We'll see...that's my line at the moment.
Finally someone who shares my opinion!
I can never fathom why people swoon over this line.Edward's love is unconditional, there are no conditions, no if's or but's or until's wheres the dog is capable of "loving" only human Bella.
you're not the only ones who feel this way. so do I!!! That's why I'm torn on Eclipse. I love the sweet wonderful B& E moments. But hate almost everytime Jacob shows up. So I love reading the book for the B & E moments but not the others. (I also love the Cullens too. And getting Seth & Leah in the story.) And that's how I'm going to feel about the movie.
dopeydm wrote:I have a question for everyone....wasn't the bonfire and the telling of the "Third Wife" story in Eclipse (rhetorical question)? Did they cut that whole thing out for the movie? I know that it was the most boring part of the book for me, but Edward asking Jacob what "The Third Wife" means is how they connect and start the Fire & Ice Tent scene. Also, it foreshadows Bella's transition from the Pawn to the Queen that we see in Breaking Dawn.
I think that the "Third Wife" (self sacrifice for the family) is one of the underlining messages of this third book. UnfortunatelyI think it has gone the same was as my favorite underlining theme of Twilight.
I know they included at least part of it in the movie from reading the Lex's twitter page. Some of the wolves have talked about at the different Conventions filming this scene & even Gil (who plays Billy) talked about filming the telling the legends part. It'll just be a matter if they cut out some of it to shorten it due to time. But it'll be there. Just like I know Jasper & Rosalie's backstories are in there it'll just be a matter if they have to shorten it or what.
This trailer has helped calm me fears a litte bit about this movie. I'm still a little nervous about it, but so far I think it looks pretty good! Two words: THE MEADOW.
"She doesn't know what she wants" - Jacob Black "Yeah she does!" - Rob Pattinson
