Twilight Saga: Eclipse Record Breaker, MovieMantz Eclipse Review

By Kathy Esmeraldo at 30 June, at 14 : 21 PM

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Twilight Saga: Eclipse soared high on its release with the widest domestic release in the box- office history. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse was booked on 4,416 theaters, exceeding the Iron Man2 previous record with only 4,380 theaters on it debut.

Due to movie goers and fans of the series, aside from the midnight screenings, some movie theaters are scheduling showings at 3 a.m. Talk about vampire cravings!

The last year 2nd film installment of the Twilight Saga: New moon leads the box-office chart for the best opening day of $72.7 million and gained the No. 3 spot on the all time chart for movie opening weekend.

From a critical standpoint, the 3rd movie Twilight Saga: Eclipse is better than the first two movie. In terms of its production Eclipse is skillfully made features better effects than the first two movies.

Despite the best effort of Director David Slade (“Hard Candy,” “30 Days of Night”) Eclipse is still has poor plotting, slow pacing and sub-par acting that has, which stained the film series all along.

The fight scene of Edward and Jacob fighting over Bella turns out to be one of the best parts of “Eclipse,” regardless of Pattinson’s monotone performance or Lautner’s almost laughable attempt to pose a threat. That’s because of the sappy dialogue (courtesy of screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg, who also wrote the first two movies), due to three actors share a strong connection that part prevails over its shortcomings.

Regardless of those movie critics way back on its first installment Twilight as well as with New Moon, Twi-hard fans are definitely unstoppable. It’s Go team Edward! and Go Team Jacob! and we are pinning for the last sequel of the Twilight Series.

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