Summary There are a lot of things about the movies comprising The Twilight Saga that haven’t aged well, such as problematic writing, bad acting, and effects that should have been much better. Twilight exploded in the late 2000s and revitalized the vampire romance subgenre, offering a seemingly ideal star-crossed romantasy escape.
Ultimately, Edward and Jacob are both self-righteous and force their views onto Bella to the point of abuse. 8 It Would Be Better To Spend More Time With Twilight's Supporting Cast Twilight Has A Lot Of Good Supporting Characters Who Are Underused Close There are a lot of supporting characters in Twilight whose spinoffs would be more interesting than the actual movies. Twilight might have been able to spend some more time exploring these characters if they weren’t so oddly distributed across the story.
6 Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Are Better Actors Than Twilight Allowed Them To Be The Twilight Cast Has Gone On To Appear In Much Better Movies Close The dialogue and basic scene structures are so awkward in Twilight that the actors playing the main characters never really stood a chance. Most of them were still relatively unknown at the time and trying to get their careers off the ground, so the opportunity to appear in a major blockbuster would undoubtedly have been tempting.
The characterization of Twilight's Quilete characters is also problematic, as many of them are hot-headed and violent, set up as a direct contrast to the sophisticated Cullen family. Twilight’s Quilete controversy has gained more attention since the series ended, with Hollywood's inaccurate depiction of various cultures becoming a more prominent topic in and around the industry.
Things that are meant to convey the vampires’ power or ethereal beauty just provoke laughter and ridicule. Related Even An Animated Twilight Show Can't Fix The Book's Silliest Decision Even the proposed animated Twilight show can't fix the silliest decision Stephenie Meyer made when writing her vampire novels.