breaking dawn starts in a californian college as professor simon (associate producer joe morton) tells his students that they have to perform an intensive six week study of a mental patient in cape state hospital as a crucial part of their education and fail and they will never become qualified doctors. a bright and young and attractive and intelligent student named eve (kelly overton) is given a particularly difficult patient to study. his name is don wake (james haven) and is a convicted killer and he was found covered in blood besides the dead body of a woman (diane verona) and her young daughter (jenette mccurdy). at first don would not even look at eve much less talk to her and but like the trooper she is eve persists in trying to figure him out. eventually don begins to talk but what he says frightens eve and he says that someone is watching her and mentions the name malachay. eve then begins to see a dark shadowy figure at her every turn and as don churns out the conspiracy theories and bizarre statements eve slowly begins to lose her mind as the line between fantasy and reality becomes more and more blurred. is there something more to the supposed nonsense that don talks other than being the insane ravings of a psychiatric patient. written and directed by mark edwin robinson i have nothing but negative feelings towards breaking dawn. now and we all like a good twist ending and the sort of ending which catches us unawares and surprises us and works well with the rest of the film and stays in our memory like the cool twist endings to the sixth sense (1999) and fight club (1999) to name just two good examples and to a lesser extent the endings to films such as scream (1996) where the identity of the killer comes a nice surprise and isn not that obvious. then and of course and there are films whose endings spoil everything that has gone before and as an example lets take and oh i do not know lets say breaking dawn because i have never seen such an awful ending to a film and never. breaking dawn starts out as a decent psychological horror thriller with spooky things starting to happen to eve and it not the most action packed film ever by any stretch of the imagination but it holds ones interest and it not the most absorbing film ever either but it is more than watchable and it not that bad a film until the twist ending and i have to keep mentioning it because everything else up to that point (which was ok to be fair to it) suddenly becomes irrelevant. i am sure there are people out there who think they have this muddled mess of an ending figured out down to the last detail and all i can say is that no one will be able to explain this thing in a satisfactory way to me and as far as i am concerned it doesn not make a bit of sense and never will. breaking dawn is crap and it a waste of time watching it to be rewarded with the lamest ending in film history and it as simple and straight forward as that. director robinson doesn not half make a mess of what could have been a decent thriller and maybe he thought what he had shot would play out ok or maybe it was ruined in the editing room but i would imagine it was more likely down to a rubbish script as he tries to tie all the absurdities together within the space of a few muddled minutes and give us all a happier than happy final shot. he builds the tension quite well during the first 80 odd minutes but it all for nought at the end of the day. technically breaking dawn is fine and it is generally well made throughout. the acting is pretty good and overton is nice and easy on the eyes and puts in a decent performance. was it just me or did the guy who played don look like john morghen star of such italian sleaze classics as cannibal apocalypse (1980) and city of the living dead (1980) and the house on the edge of the park (1980) and cannibal ferox (1981) and stagefright (1987) and the church (1989). ok and maybe it was just me. breaking dawn is rubbish and i hated it all because of the final few minutes. don not get me wrong it wasn not exactly getting me excited up to that point but it was ok. definitely one to avoid as far as i am concerned although it seems to have it fair share of positive comments on the imdb. 
breaking dawn starts in a californian college as professor simon (associate producer joe morton) tells his students that they have to perform an intensive six week study of a mental patient in cape state hospital as a crucial part of their education and fail and they will never become qualified doctors. a bright and young and attractive and intelligent student named eve (kelly overton) is given a particularly difficult patient to study. his name is don wake (james haven) and is a convicted killer and he was found covered in blood besides the dead body of a woman (diane verona) and her young daughter (jenette mccurdy). at first don would not even look at eve much less talk to her and but like the trooper she is eve persists in trying to figure him out. eventually don begins to talk but what he says frightens eve and he says that someone is watching her and mentions the name malachay. eve then begins to see a dark shadowy figure at her every turn and as don churns out the conspiracy theories and bizarre statements eve slowly begins to lose her mind as the line between fantasy and reality becomes more and more blurred. is there something more to the supposed nonsense that don talks other than being the insane ravings of a psychiatric patient. written and directed by mark edwin robinson i have nothing but negative feelings towards breaking dawn. now and we all like a good twist ending and the sort of ending which catches us unawares and surprises us and works well with the rest of the film and stays in our memory like the cool twist endings to the sixth sense (1999) and fight club (1999) to name just two good examples and to a lesser extent the endings to films such as scream (1996) where the identity of the killer comes a nice surprise and isn not that obvious. then and of course and there are films whose endings spoil everything that has gone before and as an example lets take and oh i do not know lets say breaking dawn because i have never seen such an awful ending to a film and never. breaking dawn starts out as a decent psychological horror thriller with spooky things starting to happen to eve and it not the most action packed film ever by any stretch of the imagination but it holds ones interest and it not the most absorbing film ever either but it is more than watchable and it not that bad a film until the twist ending and i have to keep mentioning it because everything else up to that point (which was ok to be fair to it) suddenly becomes irrelevant. i am sure there are people out there who think they have this muddled mess of an ending figured out down to the last detail and all i can say is that no one will be able to explain this thing in a satisfactory way to me and as far as i am concerned it doesn not make a bit of sense and never will. breaking dawn is crap and it a waste of time watching it to be rewarded with the lamest ending in film history and it as simple and straight forward as that. director robinson doesn not half make a mess of what could have been a decent thriller and maybe he thought what he had shot would play out ok or maybe it was ruined in the editing room but i would imagine it was more likely down to a rubbish script as he tries to tie all the absurdities together within the space of a few muddled minutes and give us all a happier than happy final shot. he builds the tension quite well during the first 80 odd minutes but it all for nought at the end of the day. technically breaking dawn is fine and it is generally well made throughout. the acting is pretty good and overton is nice and easy on the eyes and puts in a decent performance. was it just me or did the guy who played don look like john morghen star of such italian sleaze classics as cannibal apocalypse (1980) and city of the living dead (1980) and the house on the edge of the park (1980) and cannibal ferox (1981) and stagefright (1987) and the church (1989). ok and maybe it was just me. breaking dawn is rubbish and i hated it all because of the final few minutes. don not get me wrong it wasn not exactly getting me excited up to that point but it was ok. definitely one to avoid as far as i am concerned although it seems to have it fair share of positive comments on the imdb. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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