make mine a double espresso...
I have now shamelessly watched 'twilight' FOUR TIMES!
I didn't get romance movies and books before. The whole "he buried his head in her shuddering blossom while his throbbing..." wasn't appealing at all. However, intense expressions of hurt and betrayal, the anxiety at the prospect of losing one's beloved and the seemingly undying love, i get that now. I get ALL of it. Hence watching twilight four times and finishing the book series (twilight, new moon, eclipse and breaking dawn) in one week. They were really good. And no, Stephanie Meyer- that would be the author, isn't paying me for the marketing!
After finishing the books, i couldn't help but want a vampire and/or werewolf that's crazy over me. In the books, vampires are creatures that do the whole soul mate thing... Even though some of them had to wait decades to find their true love. (Awww...) werewolves on the other hand 'imprint' when they meet the one. They know. Suddenly, the world makes sense, gravity practically changes, the person becomes your world. I think it's just amazing. I did a note on intense type love a sometime back. I would mind if some rogue vampires or whatever wanted to kill me. I want that kind of love. Another plus was, in the movie, the guys who played Edward Cullen (vampire) and Jacob Black (soon to be werewolf) were just straight up delicious looking. If you haven't seen the movie... Stop reading this. Go watch it. Go watch it now.
It would be much simpler. We wouldn't have to go through unnecessary drama, awkward dates, heartbreak and unpleasant sex (ugh...) you'd just meet the one and know. How AWESOME (for lack of a better word) would that be? A fatal attraction. Plus apparently they're good in the sack...
I want my own! So if there's any of ya'll out there. The "cold ones" or the "descendants of wolves"... Hola at me!
Oh. Some of my friends were hating on the movie because it wasn't as detailed as the book. The movies never are... But it helps when the actors are mad fine. Hehehe...
Just in case ya'll missed the point... (mbithi) the emphasis is on the type of love these mythical creatures posses. The fact that they're goodlooking is just gravy!
