Reviews!

OK, previously, I mentioned that on Rotten Tomatoes, Twilight was given a Rotten rating. The rating still stays. It's at 44%, Rotten. Harsh.


Also, WorstPreviews gave Twilight 3/10, and called it "one boring, overbearing phenomenon." Even harsher.

But cheer up! Catherine Hardwick (the director) says that on the DVD, there will be about 12 deleted scenes!! Read it here!*

*source: Collider.com

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