my first impression when i read the synopsis for the upcoming movie was that it was going to be very and very different from the book. the movie trailer said that the movie is supposed to take place when vivian is 19 years old after her parents were killed in a fire in america. she meets aiden and an aspiring graphic novelist. working in a chocolate shop in the day and she must accept that she will never be normal and because every full moon and she becomes a loup garou a thought to be mythical creature that can be closely compared to a werewolf. most of the little changes do not sound too bad to me and even though i am a fan of the book with the shared titled by annette curtis klause. i knew it would be different and but i wanted to see it to support the book and thinking that an age change and a setting change and and a few little occupation changes do not impact the storyline as a whole enough to make me want to tear my eyes out of their sockets and leave myself bleeding on the movie theatre ground. the movie unnecessarily killed off many important characters and one being esme and vivan mother and right off the bat in the fire that was supposed to have killed her father. i pushed that aside and ventured forth into the movie and weary and slightly annoyed. running through romania and the camera angles were decent and the scenery was beautiful and and the music was. interesting. but it left me with the impression of and why does vivian look like that and and why is she wearing a hoodie. jumping to later parts of the movie and i must say that i am surprised that the screenplay writers seemed to support incest in a way and rather than sticking to the character relationship from the book between vivian and rafe and the leader of the five now became her cousin through her (surprise. ) aunt astrid and who and in the novel and was the bitter and hated rival of vivan mother and and and might i add and no way related to either of them. to top off character distortions and gabriel had somehow become the leader of the pack and obsessed over vivian being his mate so they could fulfill some nonexistent prophecy. not only did his physical appearance take a complete 180 from the description in the book and he was and apparently and also the father of rafe. yes and that right and it a nice little incestuous knot of wolfies all bundled up tight. little things that irked me were scenes like the forest hunts. there was a red head that stood out from the rest of the crowd and the one who kissed their enemy before their prey was set free to run and be hunted. why was she there. why did she look like astrid. i suppose my mind is not vast enough to understand why such a character had to exist in the movie without any explanation as to why she existed other than to kiss pretty victims. i loved how the amoeba was completely cut out of the movie. i loved how legally entwined aiden past was and what between the supposedly dramatic scene where he was telling vivian about how his father wanted him to learn self defense and and then beat his father up in self defense to make him seem like such a tragic character. character 180s are a lot of fun when they are completely unnecessary. at the end of the movie and i felt as if some person skimmed over the novel and scribbled down half the list of character names and drew a few connections here and there and mentioned that gabriel was a bit of a jerk and vivian fell in love with aiden and he fears her when he finds out she is a loup garou of the legends and and somebody is killed by a silver bullet and there is some sort of happy ending because vivian finally feels accepted by somebody who loves her for who she is. i gave this movie a negative because the camera shots were relatively decent and and the casting could have been worse and but as far as directing goes and why do the loup garous leap into the air in human form as if they want to fly (with their arched backs and penchant to leap from high places) and shimmer briefly and and then fall onto the ground as wolves. the only aspects of this movie that even had me watch it through to the very sordid and sorry ending were the wolves and the beautiful scenery and and the eye candy boys. all together and i must say that in order to enjoy this film at all and one must be ready for misconceptions and strange happenings that are not always explained and incestuous innuendos and and have either not liked the book and or have not read the book. 
my first impression when i read the synopsis for the upcoming movie was that it was going to be very and very different from the book. the movie trailer said that the movie is supposed to take place when vivian is 19 years old after her parents were killed in a fire in america. she meets aiden and an aspiring graphic novelist. working in a chocolate shop in the day and she must accept that she will never be normal and because every full moon and she becomes a loup garou a thought to be mythical creature that can be closely compared to a werewolf. most of the little changes do not sound too bad to me and even though i am a fan of the book with the shared titled by annette curtis klause. i knew it would be different and but i wanted to see it to support the book and thinking that an age change and a setting change and and a few little occupation changes do not impact the storyline as a whole enough to make me want to tear my eyes out of their sockets and leave myself bleeding on the movie theatre ground. the movie unnecessarily killed off many important characters and one being esme and vivan mother and right off the bat in the fire that was supposed to have killed her father. i pushed that aside and ventured forth into the movie and weary and slightly annoyed. running through romania and the camera angles were decent and the scenery was beautiful and and the music was. interesting. but it left me with the impression of and why does vivian look like that and and why is she wearing a hoodie. jumping to later parts of the movie and i must say that i am surprised that the screenplay writers seemed to support incest in a way and rather than sticking to the character relationship from the book between vivian and rafe and the leader of the five now became her cousin through her (surprise. ) aunt astrid and who and in the novel and was the bitter and hated rival of vivan mother and and and might i add and no way related to either of them. to top off character distortions and gabriel had somehow become the leader of the pack and obsessed over vivian being his mate so they could fulfill some nonexistent prophecy. not only did his physical appearance take a complete 180 from the description in the book and he was and apparently and also the father of rafe. yes and that right and it a nice little incestuous knot of wolfies all bundled up tight. little things that irked me were scenes like the forest hunts. there was a red head that stood out from the rest of the crowd and the one who kissed their enemy before their prey was set free to run and be hunted. why was she there. why did she look like astrid. i suppose my mind is not vast enough to understand why such a character had to exist in the movie without any explanation as to why she existed other than to kiss pretty victims. i loved how the amoeba was completely cut out of the movie. i loved how legally entwined aiden past was and what between the supposedly dramatic scene where he was telling vivian about how his father wanted him to learn self defense and and then beat his father up in self defense to make him seem like such a tragic character. character 180s are a lot of fun when they are completely unnecessary. at the end of the movie and i felt as if some person skimmed over the novel and scribbled down half the list of character names and drew a few connections here and there and mentioned that gabriel was a bit of a jerk and vivian fell in love with aiden and he fears her when he finds out she is a loup garou of the legends and and somebody is killed by a silver bullet and there is some sort of happy ending because vivian finally feels accepted by somebody who loves her for who she is. i gave this movie a negative because the camera shots were relatively decent and and the casting could have been worse and but as far as directing goes and why do the loup garous leap into the air in human form as if they want to fly (with their arched backs and penchant to leap from high places) and shimmer briefly and and then fall onto the ground as wolves. the only aspects of this movie that even had me watch it through to the very sordid and sorry ending were the wolves and the beautiful scenery and and the eye candy boys. all together and i must say that in order to enjoy this film at all and one must be ready for misconceptions and strange happenings that are not always explained and incestuous innuendos and and have either not liked the book and or have not read the book. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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