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On the basis of Breaking Dawn - Part 1, though, the same cannot be said of this series ender, which feels as bloated and anemic as Bella becomes during her pregnancy. Once the films came out, however, that talk stopped, so emphatically did the massive narrative incident justify the extended length. When the decision was made to split Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows into two films to bring that blockbuster series to a close, there was cynical talk regarding mercenary motives to milk as many dollars as possible out of the franchise. Not that this will matter to the faithful who have devoured all 754 pages of Stephenie Meyer‘s series-climaxing tome and want to see as many as possible re-created on the screen, nor to those who have paid more than $1.8 billion worldwide to see the previous three installments in theaters, nearly all of whom will rush to see this one as soon as possible. (Spoiler? Hardly.) But so little else occurs between these momentous events in Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 that you can practically hear every second ticking by while awaiting the payoff.

Big things happen in this penultimate Twilight entry: Bella and Edward get married, she gets pregnant on their Brazilian honeymoon and almost perishes before giving birth, and finally, after four films and about 490 minutes of screen time depicting simmering desire and superhuman restraint, she wakes up with the red eyes of a vampire.

Twilight saga breaking dawn part 1 extended edition full movie