Quite pretentious and silly
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tylerdanielblack — 12 years ago(March 16, 2014 02:52 AM)
Well, define "into Twilight".
Anyone who watches or reads it.
I mean, if you met a girl who was funny and smart and nice and into you and interesting and liked things in addition to Twilight, you wouldn't give her a chance?
Nope.
Zibby had a point here: it's fluffy and she knows it's kind of bad but she thinks it's fun and it makes her happy. Everyone has or should have that stupid thing that is low brow and pedestrian that just gives them common joy. Don't you think?
Nope.
Best film ever made? The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. -
Nike316 — 11 years ago(May 03, 2014 11:36 PM)
By the way, I thought she held her own quite nicely in the argument and was not wrong. At all.
She wasn't wrong for having her preference. However, I think she missed the point of the other book she used as an example for what he liked to read. His ideal book was more about the formation of the content, instead of the actual story. He could've just dismissed what he was reading as "unlikable", but he saw the complexity, which was the point he tried to make to his fellow book-reader, before she blew him off to mess with his head. No big deal though. She was obviously expanding her herizons by the end of the movie, so i'm sure she eventually got his point about "books you love to hate", rather than "books you hate". -
ilykyu — 11 years ago(August 06, 2014 11:26 AM)
"He could've just dismissed what he was reading as "unlikable", but he saw the complexity"
Sums up my thoughts about this movie, It's unlikeable to me but watchable.
"what is your major malfunction numbnuts?!!" -
jozielee — 11 years ago(October 21, 2014 06:11 AM)
The whole Twilight discussion wasn't only about good writing, but about age. A vampire hundreds of years older than this love interest. I thought it was clever, but wanted explanation and reason between the main characters.