According to our source, this poster show the romantic honeymoon of Bella and Edward which is also one of the most attractive scene you probably not to missed in the movie. People are now talking about them in Facebook, Twitter, as well in any other social networking sites, a provoking topic that can open your curiosity to the other exciting part of the film. However, we cannot deny that the previous film of The Twilight Saga gave us a great idea about of the next possible happenings in Breaking Dawn, right?
In addition to this report, Bella is about to bear her first kid from Edward. But, she need to make a series of sacrifices for herself and to her unborn child. Probably, it is because someone will come to harm them from the bloodlines of werewolves. The vampire is up to protect the new member of their family and Dr. Cullen along with his wife and other children will continue to fight back from the possible threat to Bella.
Furthermore, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn was rated PG 13 in United States and probably to other cinema around the world. The red carpet premiere kickoff recently at Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, California. Dedicated fans and followers of the movie starts to scream for joy upon seeing their favorite stars on their beautiful1 night gowns.
Tickets and other important details are now available in most of the nearest theater in your area. The worldwide screening can probably bring a lot of people just to catch the first part of this movie. Trailer in high-definition (HD) format of the film are now available in YouTube as well in official fan page of Twilight in Facebook.
And before we can forget, Stephenie Meyer is getting more good to bring a realistic situation in every twists of the story for the casts and characters of Twilight. An incredible experience awaits you as noted by the lucky die-hard fans who able to take their first impressions upon watching the red carpet premiere. Aside from that, the tagline really leaved us a couple of question to follow just like of the usual stuff we tried to figure out from "Eclipse" and "New Moon."
