Breaking Dawn
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Does Robert Pattinson suck as Edward Cullen?
Snigdha
Jun 05, 2012 11:13AM
Yeah he does. Ruins the whole idea of watching Edward. :-/
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It's a hard character to portray, and I think he went at it with a different angle and that's why he got the part. I'd rather Robert acting like a tortured, sensitive guy rather than some one dimensional pretty boy.
no....i don't think so.... he justifies the character...
HE SUCKS! HE's a vampire duh!
lol, jk
He was amazing. A perfect Edward.
lol, jk
He was amazing. A perfect Edward.
For me he definitley didn't fit my expectations of Edward, but the movies didn't fit my expectation either.
They could've put more efforts into polishing him up. He's a vampire for crying out loud! He wasn't even that pale or good-looking. I only liked him in New Moon and MAYBE Breaking Dawn part 1
It looks absolutely nothing like imagined him to look like. However after watching the movies i can't imagine anyone else as Edward, i'm not Team Edward and i'm not crazy about Robert Pattinson, i don't know why though, all girls i know love him while i'm definitely more Jaco fan for sure!!!
He could have been better(Hotter) I LOVED the book. The movies were ok I quess.. I dont think that Rob Pattinson is that cute!
I you guys wanted someone else who would you have picked instead. I'm very curious.
totally! just because he has the right looks for that role doesn't mean he can act.
robert pattison sucks as anyone except cedric dig
I wanted a different guy to be honest... Different guy for sure.
He does ok. I mean he could have done better, but I still think he did a good job. It must have been a hard role to play. Anyway, I still like the movies
Lol! I might I have been the only one to notice this but look at the title of the post. Yes Robert Pattison does suck as Edward Cullen.
I can't believe quite a few people don't think he was a good Edward. I can remember when the Twilight hype started and all anyone could talk about was Rob. And speaking of, I thought he was great as Edward. That tortured expression he always had was on point
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