The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1
Directed by Bill CondonBella and Edward celebrate their wedding, but, after their honeymoon on Isle Esme, things take a turn for the worse when Bella realizes she is pregnant. As the baby grows at an abnormally fast rate and causes many health problems to Bella, Edward and the wolf pack fear that she may give birth to an immortal child. But the Cullens will do everything they can to ensure that both Bella and the unborn child remain safe.
Cast of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 Ratings & Reviews
- DaeyulBagginsSeptember 11, 2025Brilliant. Pure brilliance.
- Princess ZoeJuly 19, 2025Good movie Edward is hot
- Das_LamaJuly 4, 2025Just when you thought a movie series couldn't get any dumber, I present to you, Breaking Dawn - Part 1". Bella is an idiot, and the vamps and werewolves need to come out of the closet. I never understood the draw of this series. Unmatched only by the stupidity of The Hunger Games. To each their own, I guess.
- uduns7November 25, 2024Self loathing and inert
- HakihikoMarch 8, 2025A Slow and Uneven Build-Up "Breaking Dawn - Part 1" stretches its thin storyline into a full-length film, resulting in a slow-paced, often awkward installment that struggles to justify its existence as a separate entry. While it features some major developments in Bella and Edward's story, the execution lacks the emotional weight and engagement needed to make it compelling. Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson continue their brooding performances, but their chemistry remains inconsistent. Taylor Lautner's Jacob gets more emotional depth this time, yet the love triangle still feels unnecessary at this stage. The supporting characters, as in previous films, are mostly sidelined, missing an opportunity to add more complexity to the story. Visually, the film maintains the franchise's signature moody aesthetic, but the direction feels more melodramatic than ever. The wedding sequence is one of the film's highlights, providing some genuinely well-shot moments. However, the rest of the film is weighed down by an overlong honeymoon sequence and an unsettling final act that feels more bizarre than impactful. The CGI, especially in some crucial moments, is noticeably poor, further diminishing the film's effectiveness. Ultimately, "Breaking Dawn - Part 1" feels like an unnecessary split, dragging out events that could have been covered more effectively in a single movie. While it sets the stage for the conclusion, it lacks the engagement needed to stand on its own as a strong entry.
