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Lifer
- Nov 11, 2004
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I watched like 10 min of the first one. The guy vampire tells the girl he wants to kill her and she simply says she trusts him. If someone told me they wanted to kill me, I wouldn't be ok with it.
To be fair, they didn't have much to work with. One of the things so appealing to girls about the Twilight "story" is that Bella isn't even a 1 dimensional character. She has 0 dimensions; girls are supposed to project themselves. I don't know if that's intentional (which would be brilliant) or if the author didn't realize that the main character has absolutely no character. There is no way to describe her. She even has less depth than a character like a black stereotype character or angry cop stereotype character. What are her interests? What does she do in here spare time? What is her favorite subject in school? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. I have no idea how someone can try to act like this character. Telling Kristen how to act probably went like this....You kinda root for the actors in Troll 2 because they are everyday people who have real jobs and just kinda stumbled into being in the movie. Kristen Stewart and the rest of the Twilight cast were paid a ton of money to put out a steaming pile of shit.
Director: Read this book and get a feel for this character. I want you to think just like her.
Kristen: The book doesn't seem to mention anything about her personality. It just says what she looks like.
Director: Alright well then pretend it's you in Bella's place. How would you feel?
Kristen: I don't know. The story seems to be told from a strange perspective that vaguely resembles schizotypal personality disorder or possibly schizophrenia. Bella never seems to be actively involved in anything; she only watches things happen. She doesn't do anything like pick up a gun and shoot someone. All of the drama happening around her has nothing to do with her. The conflict appears to be between the wolf boy and the vampire boy. Bella doesn't have much preference for either. She hangs out with both of them and switches back and forth like a child switching between divorced parents.
Director: Alright well tone it down so it sounds more like reality where two men like Jacob and Edward are interested in you at the same time. What would you be feeling?
Kristen: I don't know. It seems like the only reason she likes them is because they are the only people who like her. They don't really share common interests. It's more like Jacob and Edward do their own thing and she is just there.
Director: Alright well imagine you're just there. You are hanging out with a guy just because he's your only non-imaginary friend. What would be going through your head in such a lonely situation?
Kristen: It actually sounds like Jacob and Edward are both imaginary. This story has a striking resemblance to Ferris Bueller's Day Off where the astoundingly troubled Cameron is friends with two people who are amazing in every way. Like Ferris Bueller, Jacob and Edward both appear to be projections. Ferris Bueller is a projection of a popular kid from the perspective of an unpopular kid; his entire life is easy and the world stops turning when he is missing. Jacob and Edward are Bella's projections of what a perfect boyfriend is like. They love her for no apparent reason, they protect her, they welcome her into their family which is projected as being better than her own family in almost every way.
Director: Ok then imagine you have very extreme emotional problems stemming from your shitty home life, lack of social skills, and lack of interests. What would you do?
Kristen: Kill myself.
But these are the weakest vampires ever to hit the silver screen.
I'm a big fan of the movie Troll 2. It's so bad and retarded that it's funny and enjoyable. Twilight is exactly the same. None of the characters seem to make any sense. It's like it was written by some kind of mental patient who doesn't understand human interaction or what is normal. Some of the dialog is so fucked up that it leaves me speechless. There was a scene in Breaking Dawn where Bella looks at her completely flat midsection and says "I think I'm pregnant," which is a bit silly, but not too crazy. Edward responds by saying something like "don't worry, Carmine will get that out of you." That is the most unintentionally funny dialog in the history of movies. Like who says that? You're pregnant? Don't worry brah, we'll just coat hanger it when we get back. Then later on she chooses to keep this baby even though she's repeatedly told she will die (because it's like Superman's baby and it will rip your vag apart). Wtf? Who would actually do that? This whole thing just blows my mind.
Real life:
We have so much in common. You're you and I want to fuck you.
Twilight:
I don't even want to do that. I just like you for no reason.
Didn't Troll 2 not actually have any trolls in it?
To be fair, they didn't have much to work with. One of the things so appealing to girls about the Twilight "story" is that Bella isn't even a 1 dimensional character. She has 0 dimensions; girls are supposed to project themselves. I don't know if that's intentional (which would be brilliant) or if the author didn't realize that the main character has absolutely no character. There is no way to describe her. She even has less depth than a character like a black stereotype character or angry cop stereotype character. What are her interests? What does she do in here spare time? What is her favorite subject in school? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. I have no idea how someone can try to act like this character. Telling Kristen how to act probably went like this....
So the bottom line is ... it's so bad ... its good?
Didn't Troll 2 not actually have any trolls in it?
I watched like 10 min of the first one. The guy vampire tells the girl he wants to kill her and she simply says she trusts him. If someone told me they wanted to kill me, I wouldn't be ok with it.
It was one of those cases where Troll 2 had absolutely nothing to do with Troll 1. It would be like me making a burger called the Big Mac 2 even though I don't work for McDonalds and it's nothing at all like the original Big Mac. They can get away with this because the name is too generic to copyright.They were goblins, and I might be mistaken, but I don't even think there was a Troll 1.
I'll give her somewhat of a pass because a bad screenplay and bad directing can make even good actors look bad. Pattinson is a shit actor, and I've never seen any of the other actors in anything that I know of. Stewart is ok in what I've seen, but certainly not what I consider a good actor.
I'll give her somewhat of a pass because a bad screenplay and bad directing can make even good actors look bad. Pattinson is a shit actor, and I've never seen any of the other actors in anything that I know of. Stewart is ok in what I've seen, but certainly not what I consider a good actor.
They were goblins, and I might be mistaken, but I don't even think there was a Troll 1.
Taylor Lautner's acting climax was when he was in 'The Adventures of Shark-Boy and Lava Girl'. It's been downhill ever since.
There was definitely a troll in Troll; I'm ashamed to say it but I've seen it. IIRC correctly it was about a paranoid kid spending the night with his babysitter and then trolls grew from the ground or he opened a gateway to hell or something.
