Good movie, but best of all time? Hardly . . .

Absolutely the worst movie.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

To be honest , I didn't like the whole series I never found anything attracting about the story they are telling . Not interesting and boring

All these people giving the film 1 or 2 stars should be ignored (and sent to bed without any supper) as it's quite obviously not anywhere near that bad a film. I enjoyed the first film much more than I expected to possibly because of the stupidly low rating and I enjoyed this one almost as much. The dialogue that everyone says is cheesy is no more cheesy than most of the films in this genre. The performances were all fine believe me I've seen some truly bad films with terrible acting and dialogue and this is a masterpiece compared to them. I'm starting to really mistrust the ratings as I'm just a likely to enjoy a film rated really low as not enjoy one that's rated high.

I'm with Team I-hope-they-all-die-soon-so-this-crappy-series-will-end.The first one was bad enough, this is even worse. It still has the wooden, looking broody instead of acting, performances of the first, and the limited dialogue. However, the plot is even duller this time. And now, to add to the lack of acting, we have one "actor" whose only function seems to be to show off his abs at any opportunity!Even worse, it just goes on and on. 130 minutes for something this bad - that's 120 minutes longer than the concentration span of its intended female teen audience.Watch True Blood instead.

Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) is turning 18 and she's haunted about growing old while Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) stays the same. The Cullens throw her a party but Jasper gets overwhelmed by her blood. Edward refuses to turn her and the Cullens leave town. Mike tries to woo Bella. She starts to spend time with Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner) and discovers that some of his tribe turn into werewolves. In despair, she starts risking her life for glimpses of Edward. After a particularly dangerous stunt, Jacob tells Edward that Bella is dead. Edward decides to end it all with the help of the Volturi, a powerful vampire coven in Italy, led by Aro (Michael Sheen). Alice Cullen (Ashley Greene) brings Bella to rescue Edward. The Volturi discovers that Bella is immune to their powers and Alice saves them by promising to converted her.The dialogue is horrible. Every line is like something written by a high school kid. Bella is unrelentingly depressed from the very beginning. It's a continuation for the franchise which will be fine for fans. For everybody else, it's a slow slide into irrelevance. There is minor interest in Jacob versus Edward. However it's not done that well. Taylor Lautner's acting abilities resides mainly with his chest. It's not a good movie but it'll do for fans.