The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2

Other mistake: Neither Edward nor Bella are sparkling at the very end of the movie in the sunny scene in the meadow of purple flowers, as the vampires are supposed to. (01:40:00)

Tricia Webster

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Other mistake: In the credits Emmett is written "Emmert". While the font is odd, the R is noticeably different to the T next to it. (01:41:05)

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Suggested correction: It's spelled correctly in the credits of this movie.

Other mistake: The first ten minutes of the film you can see where the make-up stops at the top left of Bella's hairline.

sunfox35

Other mistake: In the first Twilight, vampires bones break like normal humans, as demonstrated when Alice breaks James's neck. In New Moon, they break like concrete, as the man whose head the Volturi ripped off has a grey stump. In Eclipse, lots of vampires lose bodyparts in the big battle, and they all break like ice, as they have white shiny stumps. In Breaking Dawn Part 2, lots of vampires lose bodyparts in the imagined battle, and they break like china, as they have brown stumps.

MikeH

Other mistake: The first ten minutes of the film you can see where the make-up stops at the top left of Bella's hairline.

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Bella Cullen: I thought we would be safe forever. But "forever" isn't as long as I'd hoped.

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Question: Can someone explain what it means that Jacob imprinted on Renesmee? I thought imprinting meant you want to be with that person (like love and marry them). But now that Jacob has imprinted on Renesmee, I think I'm wrong.

Answer: Werewolf imprinting means you love that person in exactly the way they need you to love them. In Jacob's case, this means he feels a fatherly/brotherly love for Renesmee now. When she gets older those feelings may change to a romantic love, but that depends on whether Renesmee is ever able to see Jacob as anything other than a big brother. If she thinks it's too weird to feel romantically toward Jacob due to the nature of their relationship during her childhood, he will forever be her platonic protector and be absolutely elated by it. Fast as she grows though, it's unlikely they'll have spent so long in those familial roles that she won't be able to see him as anything else.

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