The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (12A)

Do any of the children posting comments here realise that Time Out is a magazine for adults, hence the reviews are the opinions of adults aimed at adult filmgoers. I'm sure CBeebies loved the film if that's any consolation.

I doubt that many of the Twihards who do manage to read Tom's review will be influenced by his opinion. They'll want to see it no matter what! And why not? I saw the first movie and thought the script was pretty dire. In one scene, Edward asks Bella why she moved towns. A civil, sensible response would have been, "Well, my mum and step dad moved towns and so I had to move here to stay with my dad". Instead, she responds (with much sighing and gnashing of teeth) "Errrm...it's complicated". I'm 29 now, so I guess I'm too old to remember teen angst, but clearly many people do identify with the stories.

omg edward is soo fit and i really cant wait to c this film it looks soo gd

@Girls SHOULD put out - but what did you think of the film? Acting? Product placement? Fx? Topless guys? Or haven't you seen it yet? We know where you stand on abstinence at least.

"excruciating abstinence-first subplot." And there, my friends, is the major problem most "progressives' have with this series. In their eyes, saying no is unnatural and politically incorrect. They're reacting to perceived politics here. The modern guy demands sex and the modern girl gives it. Generally by the third date. Don't believe me - Most girls feel that after the third date, guys are justified in expecting sex. THis is part of the allure of the story. It's different. In our current culture, sex is expected. Guys are expected, even more than in the past, to want sex from their girlfriends, who culturally have issues with saying "no". Don't want to be thought of as one of those religous nuts, now do you? What's wrong with you? It's extrodinarily difficult for girls to say no - and here's a really "hot" guy who does it for them. HE takes responsibility. Talk about being "different". And being different is to set yourself up for mocking. The establishment is now anti-abstinence. Why hold off? Why deny your sexuality? At any age? And then there's the Mormon thing. Anti-Mormon bigotry is rampant in Hollywood. Again, being mormon is to be culturally outside the establishment, and if there's anything that Hollywood hates more, it's someone who doesn't think like they do. They love all races, colors and creeds - as long as everyone thinks alike. Don't step outside the box. And just think, all you whinging Hollywood types - I'll bet Stephanie Meyers tithes. And what really pisses them off is that young people responded to this book and now the movies.

I should not have seen this film straight after the London Gay Pride March today as both were full of semi-nude muscle Maries. This is a film for hormonal girls, so best we adults butt out and let the girls vote on Team Pat or Team Taylor. Sometimes we adults just don't belong and this is one of those times. Pass.

who the hell is this 'Time Out' reviewer?!? did he have his glasses, or his hearing aid in ?????how did the story line nt advance? i think it did the book plenty of justice i was surprised at how well all emotions that were in the book were portrayed in the film. dont be put off by this 'time out' reviewer its obvious his girlfriend wants taylor lautner or rob patterson more than him.

no way i came out the cinema wanting to watch it again. it surpassed all of my expectaions.. theres action, pain and love and it isnt cheesy at all the actors and producers got it spot on! it captured everything gperfectly with all the intensity i was worried about some parts from reading the book tht they might not do it right but they got it spot on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm too old to respectably refer to myself as a "twihard" but willing to admit to liking the franchise, and I enjoyed this one too. I thought the battle and fight scenes were efficient and well executed and the cgi wolves looked great again. The bits that are intended to be funny are genuinely so. However Bryce Dallas Howard is a weak and unmenacing Victoria and the last scene feels like a flat afterthought compared to the surprise ending of New Moon. There's no denying that Robert Pattinson's startling prettiness on screen compensates for an awful lot of the drivel. A guilty pleasure.

defo have to read the books to get some depth from the storys going to see advanced screening tonight with my mum we are defo twihards love it!