Anastasia Bartzoulianou (anastasia57001)

Horrible...! Truly awful, truly a total waste of time, the only thing that helps you stay on your seat and not throw tomatoes at the screen is the presence of Kristen Stewart. The script has no reason for existence, and the characters are ludicrous. When Taylor Lautner took off his shirt for the first time, EVERYONE in the cinema laughed sarcastically. The film is out of pace, it sucks, it's the worst piece of crap I have ever seen and the only thing that I enjoyed during it was a glass of Heineken and Sour Creme Pringles.

Compared to 'New Moon', Catherine Hardwicke's first installment of the series is a true masterpiece! Mind you, I thought the first one was weak. This one is just a piece of trash, marketed to its non-existing bone. I feel really ripped off my money, and the fact that this piece of shit attracted such a record-breaking audience, probably reinforces the Theorem of the Human Fly, as explored by Dr. Cronenberg...

I watched this yesterday night at the opening in TIFF (Thessaloniki International Film Festival). It's a beautiful, sensitive film that deals with a very sensitive subject. Samantha Morton keeps the balance, by being realistic, but at the same time she lets the emotion flowwithout exploiting her audience. Most scenes are slow and they take their time to grow on you. The framing is always accounted for, with rare economy and attention to detail. Molly Windsor, as Lucy remains with you long after you've left the room. I must say I admired the way the director and the screenwriter (Tony Grisoni) handled her relationship with her father. One of the scenes I will never forget, is how she enters the pub where he hangs out, how she sits on the corner of the sofa, just waiting for him to get near her. The conflict of love versus abuse has stricken a very powerful chord, here. I unreservedly give this a 5 out of 5. Good luck with the film, Samantha.

Absolutely magnificent in any way -- and you can't help falling in love with the soundtrack. features some pretty fucked-up, visceral rock n'roll, the way rock n'roll is supposed to be. simply brilliant !!!!!! P.S. Notes on the Soundtrack: If the "Origin of Love"doesn't make you wanna sing or "the angry inch" probe you to dance and jump till you break your neck... then there must be absolutely someting wrong with you. LoL

there is only one rule of the fight club you should know of: don't miss this film.