Eclipse - Os Bastidores do Filme
- First published 2010
- Portuguese
Step behind the camera and into the world of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse with this official illustrated movie companion. This visual guide provides an in-depth look at the creation of the film, showcasing full-color photographs of the cast, filming locations, and intricate sets. It features exclusive, never-before-seen images, alongside interviews and personal accounts that reveal details of the filmmaking process. Delve into the decisions and artistry that brought Stephenie Meyer's narrative to the screen, offering insight into the collaborative efforts of the cast and crew. This companion serves as a comprehensive exploration of the cinematic adaptation, designed for those who wish to understand the journey from page to film.
- Genres
- Fiction › Speculative fiction › Fantasy › Urban fantasyFiction › RomanceFiction › Speculative fiction › Fantasy › RomantasyFiction › Romance › Vampire romance
- Themes
- Love › First loveMythical & supernatural beings › VampiresMythical & supernatural beings › Werewolves
- Where and when
- Washington (state)
What readers say
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70K ratings across the web 9 in 10 readers loved it
Reviews for the book Eclipse, encompassing both the novel and its movie companion, highlight a generally positive reception, especially among fans of the Twilight Saga. The novel is praised for its excellent portrayal of love, romance, drama, revenge, and action, often inspiring readers to be more thoughtful about relationships. Many consider it a favorite installment in the series, appreciating its engaging plot flow, mystery, and the nuanced development of key character relationships and compromises. The movie companion is lauded for being an exceptional behind-the-scenes guide, offering fascinating insights into the film's production, including detailed explanations of set design, special effects, and the challenges faced. Its abundance of professional photographs, cast and crew interviews, and personal stories are highly valued, providing a deeper appreciation for the cinematic adaptation.
However, some criticisms were also noted for both types of books. For the novel, some readers felt the pacing could be slow, with the author dwelling excessively on certain aspects, and that the action sequences, while present, were not always fully executed. A few reviews suggested that the central part of the series, including this installment, felt less impactful or that the potential of the core love triangle was not entirely realized. Regarding the movie companion, some reviewers found its focus heavily leaned towards the technical aspects of filmmaking, which wasn't always their primary interest. Additionally, some expressed annoyance with cast interviews that appeared to defend the decision to use different directors for each film, feeling it impacted the overall continuity of the movie series.
In conclusion, both the Eclipse novel and its movie companion are largely well-regarded, particularly by dedicated fans of the Twilight Saga. The novel is celebrated for its intense emotional core and its exploration of complex relationships, making it an ideal choice for readers who enjoy romantic thrillers with significant dramatic stakes. The movie companion, on the other hand, is highly recommended for those interested in the intricacies of film production, offering a comprehensive and detailed look at the creative and technical efforts behind the movie. Both books cater well to existing fans seeking to deepen their understanding of either the story's narrative or its cinematic adaptation.
However, some criticisms were also noted for both types of books. For the novel, some readers felt the pacing could be slow, with the author dwelling excessively on certain aspects, and that the action sequences, while present, were not always fully executed. A few reviews suggested that the central part of the series, including this installment, felt less impactful or that the potential of the core love triangle was not entirely realized. Regarding the movie companion, some reviewers found its focus heavily leaned towards the technical aspects of filmmaking, which wasn't always their primary interest. Additionally, some expressed annoyance with cast interviews that appeared to defend the decision to use different directors for each film, feeling it impacted the overall continuity of the movie series.
In conclusion, both the Eclipse novel and its movie companion are largely well-regarded, particularly by dedicated fans of the Twilight Saga. The novel is celebrated for its intense emotional core and its exploration of complex relationships, making it an ideal choice for readers who enjoy romantic thrillers with significant dramatic stakes. The movie companion, on the other hand, is highly recommended for those interested in the intricacies of film production, offering a comprehensive and detailed look at the creative and technical efforts behind the movie. Both books cater well to existing fans seeking to deepen their understanding of either the story's narrative or its cinematic adaptation.
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Details & editions
- This edition
- Edições Gailivro, 2010
- ISBN
- 9789895577644
- Language
- Portuguese
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- Fazi Editore · 2010

- Little Brown and Company · 2010
