David Slade, director of Hard Candy and 30 Days of Night, stepped into the chair to direct the third Twilight movie, which was going to be a blockbuster just by the force of its fans. One major change would be that the film’s main enemy vampire Victoria would be played by Bryce Dallas Howard.

Victoria starts the movie by attacking a young man named Riley Biers (Xavier Samuel) as part of her goal of making an army of newborn vampires to get her revenge on Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) for killing her true love. sa for Edward and Bella (Kristen Stewart), they’re still going back and forth over turning her and getting married. As for her friend Jacob (Taylor Lautner), he forcibly kisses Bella as he’s in love with her.

Anyways…

Alice (Ashley Greene) has a psychic flashforward of the newborn army attacking the Cullens, which calls for a truce between the vampires and Lycans. Bella also learns that mated vampire pairs experience stronger love than normal humans — again, if you think this entire story doesn’t have major BDSM themes, I’ll let you whip me — so she agrees to marry Edward. She’s also fallen in love with Jacob but it’s not a love as strong as the one she has with Edward.

In the battle with the vicious baby — well, newborn — vampires, Victoria is finally killed by Edward and Riley is killed by Seth. Then, the Volturi arrive and find the Cullens guarding a newborn vampire by the name of Bree Tanner (Jodelle Ferland). Despite the fact that she surrendered, Jane (Dakota Fanning) tells Felix (Daniel Cudmore) to kill her. She also remarks that Bella is still human, but Bella informs her that she plans to get married, have sex and then become a vampire.

Her dad is really going to be the last to know.

This installment of Twilight only serves to set us up for the wild lunacy of the final two movies. Get ready.

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