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

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

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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: 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

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Continuity mistake: At the end, when Bella is thrown into Edward, she is wearing shoes with a heel, but a few seconds later she is wearing regular boots. (01:32:50)

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Garrett: I hated the first British invasion. I hate the second one even more.
Emmett Cullen: Even The Beatles? Really, Garrett?
Garrett: Old habits die hard.

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Trivia: On the forged documents, Jacob's last name is 'Wolfe'.

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Question: Can vampires and werewolves be killed or injured by anything other than vampires and werewolves?

MikeH

Answer: Aro also makes the argument that for the first time in our history humans pose a threat to our kind with their weapons that can destroy us. Theoretically any weapons that can tear apart and/or burn the vampires would work. So, yes, things other than vampires and werewolves can kill the vampires and werewolves.

Answer: Sure. The problem is that these films portray vampires and werewolves as having super-human abilities, so it'd be significantly harder for a regular person to kill one. But nothing about the films seems to indicate it's overtly impossible.

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