The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 [DVD] [2017]

Rented this episode of twilight, and I was very happy

not bad

Forever. The last words to flash across the scene, and the perfect illustration of how this film series has impacted my life. Me and my wife have found the true meaning of belonging and sacrifice through Bella and Edward's devotion to each other. Now I can bravely hand my grocery receipt to the scary Walmart security guard instead of making my wife do it. Now I can ask the weird guy next to us in the deli line to move over a bit cause he's standing like not too close to be creepy, but just close enough to be kinda weird (plus he smelled bad). Now I can stand up to the neighbour's chihuahua that thinks it can just bully me when I try to grab the mail. Anything to protect my special "Bella". I really like how Bella gave Jacob a piece of her mind when he imprinted on Resume. We need more strong independent women like her nowadays. Now whenever I make my wife go make me a sandwich, I say please and thank you. Just doing my part for equality. Speaking of equality, I was my way back from my racial sensitivity training for work when this guy comes up to me and asks for some change, so I say, "be the change you want to see in the world." He just looked at me kinda funny but I think he got the idea. I think he's the CEO of McDonald's now or something. That is to say, this movie changed my outlook on life and revitalised my marriage like never before. 10/10, needs more CGI babies.

Once you start you cannot stop watching.

Worth the watch

An all time binge watching movie

Loved

So I also live in Spain and mostly buy my movies on Blu-Ray. Have been looking at an option to purchase movies online in English without needing a VPN to pretend I am somewhere else. The Apple ecosystem seems like the best, but I hate the closed Apple Ecosystem. I am a Microsoft grunt, in the sense I have a Windows phone, Xbox, Windows 10 PC etc., but the Windows store also has this retarded only in Spanish system where movies are not available in their own original language. I just went to Google Play to check out the Google option and they too have a retarded system. I see what Paolo says about the content owners, but I do not give two hoots about the content owners. At the end of the day, it is Apple, Microsoft, Google or some other company which is licensing me the content. If they cannot be bothered to license me digital content with a plethora of language and subtitle options, well then I cannot be bothered to purchase the content. Either give me something which is a value proposition or shove it, and trust me there are plenty of other options for obtaining the content for free in the languages I want.The companies involved, content producers and licensing re-sellers need to smarten up and improve their game or they will never attract customers like me. I have no problem paying for the content, but I will not buy or "license" a shoddy product which I cannot even view in its original language. NO NO NO. Wake up and smell the coffee that we live in a multi-language world where people are travelling and interacting with different cultures and languages more so than at any other time. E.g. I am British, living in Spain with a Brazilian girl friend. I want to watch stuff in English , she wants to watch stuff in Portuguese or at least with Portuguese or Spanish subtitles. The online options available from the three major companies are all pretty poor. Stop locking down language options, and make it easier for the customers to get the content they want and are willing to pay for. These language restrictions are dreamt up by retards at the content producers who have a scant understanding of the markets they are selling too.Aside from that, the content producers currently have an oligopoly in place with the artificial licensing restrictions by country which stop us from playing our content whilst travelling etc., Again, this is a Kafkaesque system drawn up by idiots who have no understanding of what their customers actually want. The EU is slowly coming around to realising what these retards have put in place and there is talk of removing the license restrictions by country and creating a homogeneous EU zone. Bring it on. Then there will actually be proper competition in a more normal marketplace rather than the current artificial monstrosity which as users we currently suffer through.Sadly, right now, Apple appears to have the "best" system in place for language optionality. Disappoint Google! Google and Android have the most open architecture and I would much rather have bought into the Google ecosystem for movies.--- ---

The concluding film in the blockbuster series and therefore a must have for all fans of the films.This was pre-ordered (like part one) for a family member in 2013; as most people will know, the films were pretty faithful to the books – there's a slight twist to this final episode, but generally it met with expectations.At any rate, unless you've purchased the movies as a boxed set, you'll want this one to complete the saga – and it's a good one!The DVD offers a good digital transfer, has subtitles in English and a couple of extras – a director's commentary and a UK premiere feature.A fitting end to a much loved series.

Ahhhh, twilight heaven indeed and now it is at an end :( I now have all the books and all the dvds and all the cd soundtracks, no I am not a sad middle aged housewife, I just know what I like! :D I have thoroughly enjoyed the twilight mania such as it was and I love the escapism of these books and films, fair enough the films don't really live up to the books but then they rarely do, so long as you don't have the books freshly read in your mind you can enjoy the story in the film - I think - I learned my lesson when I re-read Eclipse before going to see the film at the cinema and came out really peeved at the changes made, now I just enjoy the films for what they are and I have to say the last one was not a disappointment, that battle scene was great and watching in the cinema was great fun - hearing the sighs and gasps and then the final release of breath as the battle ended and all was revealed - great fun........

Well yes it is a great movie and being a pleasure watching it, Kristen and the cast played fabulous parts to make you feel that you are one of them, being there with them so real like. Vampires and wolves becoming as one force against all others, The protectors of the baby while everything is going on still watching over her even as she grew. Full on action and heart pounding effects making you stay seated to the very end. To the end friends are friends well maybe but there is still more to see as I have said so little about the show everything was going at such a fast pace. I rated this movie an A grade plus, for unforgettable entertainment a not to miss. Different to the last ones but still worth taking a look at and what happens near the end, Sorry no more hints so not to spoil the whole show. Judge for yourself and see what you think, relax and enjoy you won't be sorry.

Wow! This is the final installment of the the 'Twilight' Saga. It doesn't follow the same line as the book - not through just Bella's or Jacob's view but shows what happens to everyone in Forks in the same way as the earlier films.Don't want to spoil anything but we all know that Bella is now a vampire and she and Edward have a daughter, Renesmee, who Jacob has imprinted on. OK so we have to find out how that relationship will work, but, don't forget that the Vampire royalty have an interest in the Cullen clan and that is also covered in this final part the Volturi have some questions that need answering.Lots of twists and turns but this does wrap everything up very well - even leaving an opening with Renesmee, how will she live her life? Brilliant film, not to be missed.

This is designed for romantics everywhere, if you were wowed with the scene in the bluebell wood in 1 and the wedding scene in 2 then this will not disappoint, breathtaking doesn't do the settings justice.The story is in turn heartwrenching and heartwarming with the underlying theme of family and friends supporting each other and pulling together in a crisis.I've not read the books in this series and was told by someone who has that the ending in this film is presented in a very different way which will add to the shock/surprise factor. This final episode of the trilogy was directed by the author Stephanie Myers and throughout there are small but significant touches that help the story flow or reference scenes in the first two films. Visually this is the most stunning of the trilogy and the plot does not disappoint. If you enjoyed the first two you will find this better than you thought it would be.