Twilight, a love story that explores human emotions in its truest form

After a long span of time, finally people will get to see a movie which despite being inspired book manages to retain its innocence, quality and comes out as an honest but excellently directed film product. 'Twilight' which offers stupendous display of basic human emotions, i.e., love, affection, jealousy, mutual attraction and possessiveness in this powerfully scripted drama, emerges as its high points. Despite sharing a direct connection with a literature masterpiece, Twilight is a movie that never lets its viewers feel the same, which too is its strong point. Director 'Catherine Hardwicke' had done quite an outstanding job and certainly deserves kudos for not following the copy cat style. She also needed to be applauded for her courage for using her own creativity to good effect, which added a certain punch to the film which was necessary to keep audience fixated to their seats.



On the acting quarters, both Kristen stewart and Robert Pattinson in their roles of Bella Swan, a teenage girl and Edward Cullen, a vampire have done a truly amazing job. Based on the novel of the same name written by Stephenie Meyer, Twilight virtually leaves a deep impact as a movie on the minds of its audience. Slated for a release in 2008, Twilight love story certainly has the ability to perplex its viewers all the way along. The film sees, Bella (Kristen Stewart), a teenage girl falling for a 108-year old vampire in Edward Cullen who looks a boy of seventeen but is loaded with a bunch of mystical powers and strength. Although, Edward initially resists the temptations of this love attraction but within a very short span of time, he too finds himself falling for Bella. This leads to an inevitable altercation between the humans and the villainous vampires who capture Bella. After which Edward and his clan take up the responsibility to free Bella putting their lives on stakes for her, which goes on and shapes into an excellent climax, shot to perfection by the director Catherine Hardwicke. Overall, Twilight top box office movie review says that Twilight love story will excel at the box office.