They say that the ending of the movie Twilight Breaking Dawn P2 is changed in the movie... but what is it like in the book??



 Amelie Salvatore
They say that the ending of the movie Twilight Breaking Dawn P2 is changed in the movie... but what is it like in the book??

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Answers:

Ilya Kazakov
Edward is killed fighting the Valturi...

Alinochka Bondarchuk
The ending is not changed in the movie, just a vision of Alice (where they killed Jasper, Carlisle, etc.) was added there, but it was not in the book. In general, nothing has changed.

Olya Leonova
In the book, they just come to their house, Bella pushes out the shield and opens her mind to Edward. In the film, this scene was replaced with a scene in their clearing, + Alice's vision was added. In the book, the Volturi left after the arrival of Nahuel. However, in the film, the scene of Alice's vision clearly added pepper.

Yonica Babyeah
there Jacob and Renesmee have sex, but in the film it wasn’t like that

Roman Viklov
The book goes into more detail about the theme of Alice leaving, visiting a lawyer. "— Alice, how could you? — It was necessary. — You saw that there are other options! That there is hope! Did it not occur to you to tell me everything? but I can do it... Alice gave me a thoughtful look. "— Jasper! — Yes, Bella? — Tell me, why does Jay Jenks shake just from your name?" Jasper chuckled. "I've come to the conclusion that some business contacts are better kept on fear than on money." Also, the film does not show the transformation of Bella, because the narration is in the 3rd person. "Not a word, just breathing. "Thank you, Alice," Edward said happily. "Eighty-six thousand four hundred? Or more?" In the book, the Volturi retreated because they were afraid to fight the wolves, there is no vision of Alice with a fight. "And the wolves, of course. The Volturi faced numerical superiority for the first time. This made them stop. - Are there more of us?" Tanya didn't believe. “The Volturi have never solved such riddles. And today they barely got out. “The wolves were the first to stop them,” I remembered. Well, and most importantly, in my opinion, the difference: in the book, the relationship between Bella and Jacob is given more attention than in the last parts of the film. In general, the book is much more interesting, because everything is described in great detail, and the film seems to be there, but everything is somehow casual in it. And if you don’t read the book, then you simply miss a lot of important moments.


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