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Excellent line from one of the reviews - "Amazing how the budgets of the poor werewolf families can only run to denim shorts and weightlifting equipment"
Shows how little the reviewer knows of Native Americans then.
I'm not good with reviews and words so all i can say is i loved the film! i loved how it showed the heritage of the wear wolves, and the fight was amazing! took my breath away nearly, was it me or did you sense abit of comedy in it? like when Edward said "Does he not own a shirt?" haha, Jacob acted like a desperate person, NO MEANS NO JACOB , i laughed so hard when Bella punched Jacob.. then broke her wrist haha.
Yes the romance is portrayed but in the first film you really felt the love blossoming between Edward and Bella, I thought that most of the love scenes in this film felt very false.. Might just be me but definately a different feel to the relationship especially when compared to the books where it gets stronger and stronger..
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Re: Twilight: Eclipse
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I personally do not think there has been enough character building. Not enough info on the past of the Cullens. I went last night and enjoyed the insight into Jasper and Roselie as well as an insight into the Indians/wolves. To many charectors with missing backgrounds for me
Still I enjoyed the movie
You have to read the books for their stories and the is a lot more detail, I enjoy the movies as I have said before because it brings the characters to life in the books.
Shows how little the reviewer knows of Native Americans then.
Did you miss the irony smiley off, or am I missing something?
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Native Americans aren't subject to some of the same laws as other Americans. For example Gambling is legal on the 'res' or Reservation therefore they are a prime spot where Casinos are prevalent in the US. Second. Living on 'res' renders you immune to taxation, you get a 'tax exempt' card which means sales tax is not added at the point of sale. There is a high tax free income prevalent on 'res' which isn't obvious to outsiders because without tax figures the income level is hard to ascertain.
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, i laughed so hard when Bella punched Jacob.. then broke her wrist haha.
