Empire
'A Twilight pastiche with all the wit you'd expect from the makers of Scary Movie and Meet The Spartans. '
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'A Twilight pastiche with all the wit you'd expect from the makers of Scary Movie and Meet The Spartans. '
The complete review is available at Empire'Vampires Suck aims low and hits some astonishingly awful marks.'
The complete review is available at Evening Standard'A limp lampoon of the "Twilight" series, seems especially redundant. Aside from the difficulty of spoofing a saga that has always been winkingly aware of its own angsty excesses,'
The complete review is available at New York Times'All you have to know about this spoof of the Twilight franchise is that it isn't nearly as funny as the movies it's attempting to parody.'
The complete review is available at The Daily Mail'It's almost fascinatingly awful'
The complete review is available at The Daily Telegraph'Compared to this appalling spoof, Twilight is a work of genius'
The complete review is available at The Guardian'I'm not sure if Friedberg and Seltzer have ever written a funny scene in their career, and they don't break that duck here'
The complete review is available at The Independent'a witless, slavish pastiche of the series of romantic dramas based on Stephenie Meyer's Twilight novels. It is a knowing film that knows nothing about comedy.'
The complete review is available at The Observer'The duo have some vague understanding of the source material, and Jenn Proske does a spot-on Kristen Stewart impersonation. Now all they need to learn is that the mention of a reality TV show does not, in itself, constitute a joke.'
The complete review is available at The Observer'Audiences know what to expect from Friedberg and Seltzer by now – pratfalls, fart gags, gay jokes, blunt sexual innuendo, an almost uncanny absence of wit, style or intelligence '
The complete review is available at Time Out'It's marginally sharper than the likes of Meet The Spartans – yes, that good – but essentially as tatty as a porn parody, without all the best bits.'
The complete review is available at Total Film
Director: J.J. Abrams
Starring: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto
Science Fiction