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     Where Twilight was somewhat passable as interesting New Moon is most certainly… not. Bella sulks in despair for roughly 300 pages, successfully turning me into a zombie bent on cutting myself up and down (not across, we need to hit all of the tendons, kiddies!)
2     So, after Edward’s sort of insane, less sexy, misunderstood, blood thirsty brother Nazi (Vampire Nazi… zomg) Jasper tries to eat Bella’s face off Edward then realizes that his love for her might be kind of unsafe. NO SHIT. YOU’RE A GODDAMN VAMPIRE! YOU WANT TO MURDER HER AND DRINK HER BODILY FLUIDS FOR SUSTENANCE. JESUS H. CHRIST. So, Edward leaves Bella. She gets all sad, hence the title of the book New Moon Sad Narrator.
     After page one-hundred of Bella hating life and considering driving off a cliff on her motorcycle (which sexy, literally hot in degrees Werewolf rebuilds for her but later bitches at her for riding)… where was I going with that? Back a bit. Bella jumped off a cliff. Yeah. Sweet. If that were the end to the series my life would be so much better off right now… anywho…

     Bella finds solace in her friend Jacob, who is absolutely not weird in the least, besides the fact that his Native American father seems to know that Edward and his family are blood thirsty vampires and have some sort of history or something with the Cullens that results in a really uncomfortable silence at, oh, every fifty pages of the book. AHHHHH. But just when Bella is only sort of suicidal, Jacob gets all angsty and starts orally pleasuring some guy named Sam. Due to this newfound homosexual attraction to some other sexy, literally hot (in degrees) Werewolf guy Jacob starts to ignore Bella and goes off trying to find some hot baby to Imprint upon.
     Did I not yet mention that Stephenie Meyer is really good friends with Pedobear?
     Bella hates life. Edward has left her! Where is her sparkly condensat-ie vampire boyfriend now?! Oh, he’s still watching her from the dark, masturbating in silence. So, Bella jumps off a cliff into turbulent waves! So fucking awesome. She almost drowned you know, but sexy, literally hot (in degrees) Werewolf saved her at the last moment. That’s when she realizes that sexy, literally hot (in degrees) Werewolf Jacob isn’t quite right. He’s a werewolf! As though Meyer hadn’t beating the fucking shit out of the concept before delivering to Bella in the simplest of terms. (”Lol, and like, I realized that Jacob was a werewolf!”).
     But really, that’s okay. At least she can keep denying him sex over and over, which inevitably turns Jacob into a really hairy Hulk with a massive penis, though that doesn’t interest Bella, she needs her hard, cold marble penis that shoots out 100 year old super sperm. Oh, sorry, that doesn’t happen in this book.
     When Bella inadvertently tried to commit suicide by jumping off a cliff, which just looked totally fun and such, Alice (Edward’s sister thing that has the personality of Tinker Bell on meth who, as a side effect of the meth, can see the future and saw Bella killing herself) comes to see what happened to Bella. By this point, however, Edward’s completely unlikable sister thing Rosalie who has the power of being a super-cunt told Edward that Bella killed herself (which was totally unpredictable, especially with Bella’s rock-solid psyche) Edward wants to die too! It’s cute, kind of like Romeo And Juliet but much more retarded and less bloody, which is kind of ironic, considering the whole vampire thing).
     Bear with me here, it gets better.

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