Despite the fighting scene being silly, I enjoyed watching it. Probably my favorite moment from all of the movies. But this is still mediocre at best.

Pretty much if you HAVE read the books, you should like it. If you HAVEN'T read the books, you most likely won't. I've read them and I love it. But that's just me :-) It's my favourite section of the books.

If I had stopped watching the film before the last scene, I would have given it a 5. But the last scene made me realise that I truly wish I had someone that special with whom I could live forever, when at the same time I know it isn't possible. So the film gave me a melancholy feeling that very few films did.

Not a fan of The Twilight Saga, and wouldn't recommend them, but I liked this one.

This movie felt like one big monotone conversation, really not worth watching, even just for the sake of it.

kill me for being forced to watch this movie!

The kid is so freaky, why is everyone in this movie acting like she doesn't look like a child version of a barbie? Seriously that's disturbing. Just as disturbing as the books btw, what with Jacob's gross 'impregnation' (hello, this child will never be able to grow up alone and choose a partner!! this isn't cute!) and them believing living forever in a gift (?????). Bella is just as mediocre as before except she can now hide her lack of personality behind her spectacular gifts and Edward still has the personality of an oyster, and seems unable to act as a parent. Also nice pedophilia joke about Jacob being Edward's 'son-in-law'. So funny! We're not AT ALL talking about a child there!

Girl is into bestiality and necrophilia part 2 #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly

I like this saga because of what makes me feel. Haters gonna hate.

That CGI-baby was absolutely creepy. And every time someone said Renesmee I lost like 3 years of my life. But Chief Swan gave them all back to me, so that's good. The movie got considerably better after the first third when all the other vampires started to show up, and honestly, the fight scene was pretty epic. [spoiler]I was actually sad about all the deaths, and while it kind of felt like a cop out, I'll take my happy endings where I can get them, and it resulted in the two most badass moments in the entire series, Bella tearing that guy's head off and Alice's look coming out of the vision, so there's that.[/spoiler] So despite the fact that this movie has barely anything in common with the first one, it's actually pretty decent - the universe is quite interesting once you don't have to look at Edward all the time. I'd watch it again.

The Twilight Saga comes to an epic conclusion in Breaking Dawn - Part Two. In this final chapter the Volturi assemble their forces to destroy the Cullen clan after getting word that Bella has an immortal child; in response, the Cullens attempt to rally vampire clans from around the world to come together to make a stand against the Volturi. The script does a solid job at adapting the novel, and the performances are fairly good. Additionally, the film delivers some of the best fight sequences of the entire series; as they’re extremely well-choreographed and intense. A strong finish, Breaking Dawn - Part Two provides a fitting end to Bella and Edward’s story.

I love how the fight scene is basically everyone just pulling each other's heads off. That almost made this worth watching.

This final movie of the Twilight Saga was definitely the best one in my opinion. And that doesn‘t mean it was all that good, but at least better than the first four movies. It started kind of slow and really only got better in the end. The big battle had some good moments and the end was kind of nice. What I really liked was the very last scene with Christina Perri‘s spectacular song „A Thousand Years“ and the end-credits that were some kind of a tribute to the whole cast of the Twilight Saga.