This November, "The Twilight Saga" will come to an end, and with the newest teaser trailer for "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," it looks like it's going out with a bang.
As the Volturi get wind of little Renesmee Cullen from a resentful Maggie Grace, new vampire Bella Cullen must do whatever it takes to protect her family, and that involves introducing a lot of new vampires, including Lee Pace and Rami Malek.
We also get a fuller look at vampire Bella, who as Jacob says, like just like regular Bella. Renesmee, on the other hand, has stayed mostly hidden, aside from the fact that she was on the cover of Entertainment Weekly last week.
What did you think of the teaser trailer for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2"? Let us know in the comments below and on Twitter!
'Hunger Games' Vs. 'Twilight': Are Comparisons Fair?
Posted 3/26/12 4:37 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Commentary
If you read any of the reviews or box office reports from this weekend's reign of "The Hunger Games," you no doubt read some comparisons to "The Twilight Saga." Both are based on a series of YA novels with female leads, but how apt are those comparisons?
We've taken a look at the key elements of the two series and stacked them up against each other. It turns out that they are inherently different stories, despite what you've read this past weekend.
The Books
The similarities shared by "Twilight" and "The Hunger Games" begin with the actual novels behind the multi-million dollar franchises. Both Stephenie Meyer and Suzanne Collins struck gold with their first-person narrated novels, told from a young woman's point of view, and aimed at the young adult quadrant of readers. Meyer's books fell victim to complaints about poor writing from the outset, while Collins' trilogy puts the emphasis more on action and cliffhangers, instead of character-centered, supernatural melodrama.
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