emma p (Nevertrustasailorondryland)

I really enjoyed twilight, but this was too long, and not very well acted. I got a bit bored of the slow motion that was used heaps and the fact that it practically mocked it's audience interlectual level by telling us the month when we clearly can tell that in Hollywood movies, snow means December! I couldn't symaphise with any of the characters this time around and i missed Catherine Hardwicke's indie approach. Im not even going 2 mention the state of the CGI werewolves!
I did find Martin Sheen fantastic though, and as soon as he came on the screen, it seemed to really raise every1s game, until another slow motion sequence was used! the older actors were quite good too. I just hope that the next one is better.

i absolutly adore this film, i sat in the cinema the 1st time of watchin number 3 and i wished it would never end. njoyed so much but u cant beat the final battle at the end, it should've won awards. i did feel sorry 4 my friend though cos she cried when will died, and as she was 2 busy drollin over him she never listened 2 when tia dalma said a touch of destiny! the music was fantastic

fantastic, the best gangster film that ive seen in a long time, the performances were gr8 and the music really helped 2 push it along, esp with the emotion at the end quite a lot of blood but in context as its also rather sentemental and sweet with the releationship between Dillinger and Billie Frechette personally i wasn't so keen on bale's performance as he was portrayed as bein very cold, i know why that it but i didnt think that that worked + stephen graham accent was a little bit off, especially as he does his James Cagney! the big shoot out scene in the forrest reminded me so much of L.A Confidential with the sounds of the bullets its also funny though when Dillinger walks into the police station its just a gr8 film and will guarentee 2 leave u wantin 2 reach 4 the tissues as Dillinger comes 2 his sticky end, but the tension b4 this is tremendas!