New Moon takes Bella's love life to even more dramatic heights than before, but sadly at the cost of excitement and pacing. The love triangle has its appeal, but the film spends far too much time on drawn-out conversations about love and protection, which makes it look like melodrama. | © Paramount Pictures
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse offers more excitement compared to its predecessors, but it stumbles in key areas. The film is weighed by down unnecessary, lengthy dialogues. Fans will enjoy it, but for others, it may still feel like a slog. | © Paramount Pictures
Breaking Dawn – Part 2 is a fitting and satisfying conclusion to the Twilight series. While it may not appeal to everyone, especially those unfamiliar with the story, it does justice to the saga for long-time fans. The film stays true to the book’s emotional core, it's got the infamous "what could be" scene as the great showdown and shows us a classic happy-ever-after. | © Paramount Pictures
Twilight offers a compelling love story between Bella and Edward that resonates with its target audience. Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart deliver undeniable chemistry that surpasses awkward dialogues and poor writing. It is a great movie that stays entertaining for fans and newcomers. | © Paramount Pictures
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 steers away from the high school drama into adult themes like marriage, pregnancy, and transformation. The film delves into emotional and physical turmoil as Bella struggles with her rapidly progressing pregnancy, while tensions between the werewolves and vampires grow more intense. | © Paramount Pictures
The Twilight Saga is a guilty pleasure for many people – but sometimes, it's important to just embrace it. Also, the weather gets colder: that means it's the perfect time to rank those fall-coded movies!
