So tell me about Twilight. What's the series all about. How about the movie?

I haven't and I don't recommend solely based on its bad reputation (I don't trust the taste of fangirls). But you might want to hear it from a guy who actually read all 4 books and watched the movie: http://mrmsmultiplywtflol.multiply.com/journal/item/90/An_open_letter_to_Twilight_fans

I read all four Twilight series (Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn). Actually, I was just curious about the hype on the Twilight story and read the first book. I never stopped since then till I finished all four books. No chills from this book though, just giddy, gushing moments. Hey I am female so its okay LOL. Twilight centers on a romance between a human, Bella, and a vampire - Edward. It's not the usual vampire novel though; Twilight vampires have no fangs, no gore and no bloodsucking "mealtimes" There's almost no mealtimes in the series. This particular group of vampires has unusual dietary requirements described as vegetarian lifestyles. They hunt animals, not humans. Oh what's different is the vampires here can go out on daylight and sparkles when exposed to sunlight. The book focuses on the budding relationship between the two main leads, and Edward's efforts to keep Bella safe from a rogue pack of vampires to a few accidents in the first book, and various twists and dangers in the other books. The storyline is quite cheesy and very cliche, but it's really fun and sweet reading. I was in Twilight trance for weeks. Of course, having read the first book twice, I had to watch the movie when it opened in my country yesterday. All theaters where the Twilight movie opened was filled to the rafters from the first screening till last full show. It has been dubbed as the Twilight mania here. The movie did not disappoint me though and did justice to the book somehow. It is really good, from my perspective, having covered the milestone giddy moments of the book. Some of the book's quotes and conversations between the two leads and other characters were retained in the movie and these were giddy scenes. I can still hear the gushing of women inside the theater during these scenes. LOL Oh well, I dont want to spill anything to spoil the fun. I recommend reading at least the first book before watching the movie. Enjoy your Twilight moments.

I've always viewed Stephanie Meyer's Twilight series as originally written for Young Adults, despite its current popularity where it transcended age lines. Despite having vampires in the books, it does not belong in the horror genre. It's really more of a romance between a teenage girl and a male vampire. Considering that you are an adult male, and unless, you are fond of cheesy romance plot lines, I probably would not recommend the books to you. I've read the books, enjoyed them, but then I'm a girl and I'm into paranormal romance stuff. As for the movie, it pretty much follow the book. So again, if sweet, cheesy romance stories, are not your thing, you might as well ignore it. Definitely, no chills or goosebumps here...LOL...just teenage girls screaming over a cute young-looking vampire..LOL...

I havnt seen this movie yet and I dont know what to think. I mean I like the whole vampire thing but I hate the romance part of it I hate teen romance movies which is why I dont know if I want to see this. If this isnt even a romance film then I would deffintley go see this movie

Read the books. You'll get more into them than the movie. The movie is okay, but the books are WAY WAY WAY WAY better. I read all 4 books in 5 days. I couldn't stop. They're amazing. Super amazing. One of my favorite series ever.