Although… good lord! I see why they felt the need to put that scene in.
I mean, rather than staging an arm wrestling contest with Emmett, they could have focused more on building Renesmee’s character. As someone who has read the books, I realized halfway through the film that I felt like I understood their relationship because I had the back story of the books rather than feeling it build throughout the movie. In an ideal world, the two films would have given a little more room for us to get to know Renesmee, and build on the relationship between Bella and her daughter. I don’t really think they had much of a choice with that, considering BREAKING DAWN – PART 1 spent the entire film focusing on Bella and Edwards sex life, and the pregnancy/birth of Renesmee. The film jumps right in, pacing itself rather nicely. The film does have its mix of silly, and even ridiculous flaws, but what do you expect? If we have learned anything from the other four films, it’s not to expect a serious movie. Although it took a risk, and deviated from the book, I think the film did a great job in wrapping up the immortal love story. THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN – PART 2 proved to be the best film in the series. The Cullen family is now on a race to prove that Renesmee is the child of Bella and Edward, and that she poses no threat to any of the clans… otherwise, the Voltouri will destroy them all. Although she is finally an immortal, as promised to the Voltouri, their daughter Renesmee is seen as an immortal child, which is forbidden. She is finally immortal, and can spend forever with her beloved Edward… or so she thinks. In the final installment of THE TWILIGHT SAGA, Bella has opened her eyes to a whole new world.
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