The story tells the adventures of a fictional love between a human and a vampire that occur in the small town of Forks in Washington. It is there that Bella (kristenstewart) will move in with her father Charlie and fall in love with Edward's most sinister boy, Edward Cullen. Edward lives with the Cullen, five young schoolteachers and inhuman beauty. Edward and his family are descendants of vampires, but have managed to tame the desire to indulge themselves with humans, so they consider themselves vegetarians because they only seal off the blood of animals. But Edward has to control and resist one of his greatest desires - to taste the blood of Bella, who according to him, exudes the attractive odor that has already felt. Among the events Bella and Edward discover that more than attraction are in love. It is then that James , A hunter-obsessed vampire, can not resist Bella's scent and finds himself challenged by Edward. The fight begins and love is the only defense. In the film it becomes clear the love of the two but this occurs in a very fast way, we leaving a little confused as to how this happened. The first kiss, for example, the act appears in a way that love is not so explicit as in the book, the tendency would be to demonstrate through the act the intensity of love between the two, since there was not a whole correct introduction of it, Modulated or in a more carnal way in terms of desire. For the readers of Twilight (original version of the name) the film lacked scenesimportantes for the concrete understanding of the history, as well as the explanation of why name "Twilight". In the book Edward explains to Bella that the twilight is now safer for the day and easier. "But also the saddest, certain form, the end of another day, the return of the night." But one thing is evident, the dialogue between the characters, the language, the formation, all very diversified. For example, in the phrase "When life offers you a dream far beyond your expectations, it is unreasonable to mourn when it comes to the end." From the colloquial language one passes the formality and a poéticomagnific air.