Twilight

[poliphilo]

He looks and glowers like a young Marlon Brando. When he first meets our heroine (in the biology class) he claps his hand across his mouth as if afraid his teeth might leap out of his gums and embed themselves in her neck. All through the movie his face writhes and his eyes pop with desire. "Don't trust me," he tells her, but she knows she can, because he's such a gentleman.

Not since Brief Encounter has so much mileage been wrung out of a pair of lovers not doing it. 

And all the while the water falls as rain or drifts as mist between the tall pines or lies about the ground in puddles. 

Comments

[faunhaert.livejournal.com]

its a mormon being romantic?

book 3 when she's learning about werewolves and legends
its better no pretend sex

the scene "i'm special" in the wood is way too long and bogus

they're not vampires think they're werebears-
"my brother loves to eat grizzlies"

is that environmentally correct i ask you?

i've not seen the movies.

"the host" the beggining of the next series is not an improvement

[poliphilo.livejournal.com]

The movie is quite well done, I think- and- I suspect- an improvement on the book.

[faunhaert.livejournal.com]

i hope so-

the book is more like
i'm not a vampire-i am around in daytime, i don't eat(when you see it.
i just live for ever-because i say so.
i don't sleep but you can't tell that
because you are asleep.

seems like a big farce

[petercampbell.livejournal.com]

"He lay perfectly still in the grass, his shirt open over his sculpted, incandescent chest, his scintillating arms bare."

It's almost tempting to read the book, just to see if it's all as supremely as awful as that quote.

[poliphilo.livejournal.com]

Seems like she thinks he's hot....