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Drive-by Post re: Twilight - Breaking Dawn

Hi ladies!  I know I'm rarely on here anymore.  I really want to talk about this though, and I can't on FB. 

So...Breaking Dawn...

I'm suprised by the number of FB friends that have posted they took their tween to see it.  Just reading the book, I thought it was too intense for a tween (or younger, or older even).  Although the movie didn't "show" much ... that honeymoon see was long, and INTENSE.  I have a friend who has a 9 year-old and a 12 year-old and she asked me to give her feedback:  I told her I didn't think they should see it.   I just didn't think there would be a way to cover their eyes for long enough.  Heck...I think 1/3 of the movie was focused on that intenseness (and I'm sure you get my drift).

What do you guys think? 

Re: Drive-by Post re: Twilight - Breaking Dawn

  • I'm pretty relaxed about what I let DD see and she ha seen the other 3 movies recently. I didn't and won't take her to see Breaking Dawn.  I'm not comfortable with the honeymoon stuff, baby and then how the baby is born. 
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  • Yea, the birth seen is something else.  When I read it in the book, I didn't think it was that bad.  Seeing it ... I had to close my eyes through most of it.  Yikes.

  • I didn't think there was anything wrong with letting tweens see the other ones. This one though.....not so much. It's just too graphic and so much going on.
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  • When I went to see it there was a dad and his 8 year old daughter (she may have been a bit younger, but definitely no older). I thought it was completely inappropriate. And can I just say, Bella's weight loss was so disturbing to watch...for some reason that was harder to watch than the birth scene.

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  • I absolutely agree.  I think the other 3 were totally fine for the tweens.  This one - not so much. 

    And the weightloss - that was just crazy.  And I've had an eating disorder.  During the first part, I secretly wished I was that thin (and considered a return to my old food boycott - just being honest).  But by the end, I was freaked out. 

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