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Twilight: My Favorite Movie
Twilight: My Favorite Movie

We all have our own favorites, such as favorite song, singer, actor, book, and movies. Some people like to watch comedy, thriller, action, drama, or romantic film. There are millions of movies that have caught my attention. However, I personally like fantasy film. They have impressive special effects and supernatural events which seem exciting. Particularly, I really enjoyed watching the teenage vampire movie. Twilight is definitely the one of the best movie I have ever seen. The writer, special effects, wonderful locations, and talented actors made this movie excellent.

The movie is based on the popular teen vampire book series written by Stephanie Meyer. There are 3 more part of the book, New moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn. The Twilight novels have gained worldwide recognition and sold over 100 million copies. Meyer was the bestselling author of 2008 and 2009 in America, having sold over 29 million books in 2008, and 26.5 million books in 2009. The differences between Stephanie Meyer's vampires and those from other films is that her vampires sparkles. These vampires glitter when they encounter sunlight.

The special effects, locations, and actors are all astonishing and amazing in this movie. For example, there is a scene in which Edward carries Bella on his back and climbs up to the very high tree very fast then jumps to another tree. Also, in the scene in which Edward fights with James, the special effects make this scene even more exciting. Moreover, the scenery is fantastic. The town of Forks, Washington is where the story take place. The Swan residence is used as the Cullen family’s home. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, La Push’s first Beach, and Portland, Oregon, are also used as major locations in the movie.

Kristen Stewart is the leading actress and Robert Pattinson is the leading actor. They both have won many awards for Twilight and have been nominated for many awards in the past years. Kristen won MTV

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