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Son went with his girlfriend last night - he absolutely hated the film (hasnt read the books) but girlfriend loved it (she is a fan)

Saw lots of guys with girlfriends there and thought "Poor things, this isn't for them at all"

The things they do for love

Welsh Mum wrote:We thought it was very funny in the cinema when Jacob took off his shirt - you could hear a sharp intake of breath from every female in the audience

Let's not forget when Edward takes his shirt off in Volterra !!

Oh how funny - exactly the same happened in our cinema! My husband was about the only bloke in the whole auditorium, and yes, he read the books after me and enjoyed them.

doris wrote:

Welsh Mum wrote:We thought it was very funny in the cinema when Jacob took off his shirt - you could hear a sharp intake of breath from every female in the audience

Let's not forget when Edward takes his shirt off in Volterra !!

Finally got to see this on dvd and thought it was bad - strictly for lovestruck teenagers. Edward should have kept his shirt on, not a great torso if you ask me.

flic wrote:

doris wrote:

Welsh Mum wrote:We thought it was very funny in the cinema when Jacob took off his shirt - you could hear a sharp intake of breath from every female in the audience

Let's not forget when Edward takes his shirt off in Volterra !!

Finally got to see this on dvd and thought it was bad - strictly for lovestruck teenagers. Edward should have kept his shirt on, not a great torso if you ask me.

Haha, I'm on the Edward team . When I was in the cinema at the part when Jacob takes off his top some girl said (a little too loudly) "well thats what a diet of only protein shakes will do to you" and someone yelled back to her "edward should try it" it was quite funny really.

Talking of sharp intake of breath at a RPattz film, I went to see Remember Me (it was packed) and I don't want to give away any spoilers but when it got to the the shock of the ending, people in the audience were saying "Oh no, please don't" and sobbing quite unashamedly. I was pretty weepy myself.
I enjoyed the film. It makes you think. Critics have been harsh though.

doris wrote:Talking of sharp intake of breath at a RPattz film, I went to see Remember Me (it was packed) and I don't want to give away any spoilers but when it got to the the shock of the ending, people in the audience were saying "Oh no, please don't" and sobbing quite unashamedly. I was pretty weepy myself.
I enjoyed the film. It makes you think. Critics have been harsh though.

Doris I know what you mean I went to see Remember Me with my DD and my sister and the last time I cried that much watching a film was The Champ lol. I thought it was really though provoking and it made me love RPatt all the more

caityevo wrote:
Doris I know what you mean I went to see Remember Me with my DD and my sister and the last time I cried that much watching a film was The Champ lol. I thought it was really though provoking and it made me love RPatt all the more

Great minds, caityevo! Can't wait for Eclipse! Not to mention Bel Ami...

doris wrote:

caityevo wrote:
Doris I know what you mean I went to see Remember Me with my DD and my sister and the last time I cried that much watching a film was The Champ lol. I thought it was really though provoking and it made me love RPatt all the more

Great minds, caityevo! Can't wait for Eclipse! Not to mention Bel Ami...

Haha nice to find another obsessed RPatt fan i am more obsessed than my dd lol have had a weakness since Harry Potter but is now fully blown

me too, in fact dd dislikes RP v. much even though 99% of her schoolfriends like him and she loves the Twilight books.

Did you check her temprature

My dd and her friend are camping out in Leicester square next month to catch a glimpse of RP and TL on the red carpet for the premiere of the next film. Perhaps you two should join them.

Off to buy my sleeping bag now