The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2 instaling

Renesmee must be protected and all the Cullens' family friends - drunken vampires from Ireland, loincloth-clad Brazilian wonders, water-controlling Turkish-types, even some vintage Euro-trash - join forces. The latter have been misinformed that the child is an Immortal - an undying vampire that kills entire communities - and some gory time-travel happens where medieval Vultari fling Immortal babies onto fires, before ripping their mothers' heads off.

The plot features the Cullen family standing about looking adoringly at new bloodsucker Bella shattering tree trunks with her hands, then clustering around her and baby Renesmee as the Vultari gather menacingly.

Edward and Bella are finally married, she's a vampire now and they've done 'it' without either getting bitten to death - plus, they have a baby daughter and a home that's floor-waxed bliss - but laden with so much fulfillment, the finale lacks life or zip. That explains the lack of drama in the series finale, Breaking Dawn-Part 2. But staying chaste and not biting into the forbidden fruit actually created the tension Twilight was all about. Apart from Robert Pattinson's pouty charms as pale-faced vampire Edward Cullen, Twilight features a weirdly wondrous world of vampires and velvet coats, preppie students - werewolves in their spare time - with raging hormones, skin-tight jeans and salon-slick hair, flying in and out of valleys, classrooms and beds. Review: So, I never really bit that deep into the whole Twilight hysteria but you can see why it works. Will Bella and Edward ever enjoy a happy eternity? But the wicked Vultari gang wants to kill baby Renesmee. Story: Bella becomes a vampire - and a mum.

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2 instaling