I really love Melissa, but if she really wants make Breaking Dawn this way, I don't want her for BD, not even make our movie terrible and deleting the most great scenes we have.
Letter from Summit:
To: Summit Entertainment Studio
Dear Summit Entertainment Studios, As one of a million fans of the books and movies in the Twilight Saga, I would like to see the last book 'Breaking Dawn' a rated R film. I believe that the movie should follow the book because it tells the whole story between two people who come from different time periods and want to spend the rest of their lives with each other. The Twilight Saga books are not rated for young children, so why should the movies be There are fans out there that are over 30 years old and love the books just as much as teenagers do.
1) The birthing scene where Edward gives Bella a c-section with this teeth before the infant can kill her because it shows the darker side to being a vampire.
2) The sex scenes in the movie could be toned down a little bit and doesn't have to show nudity but at least show glimpses of stuff for us readers to enjoy the relationship between two people who choose to lose their virginity until they got married.
3) Bella's first hunting experience would be the best scene to watch because in the book she is a new born vampire yet doesn't act like one and seeing Edwards reaction of her taking down a lion on her first hunt would be priceless.
4) Their Honeymoon on Isle Esme is actually what fans have been waiting for throughout the series in the books. We want to see that bond between Bella and Edward on screen instead of visualizing it in in the books.
Overall, us the fan's of the Twilight Saga would like Melissa Rosenberg, Summit Entertainment Studio to consider making Breaking Dawn rated R or make the movies into two different dvd's the uncut version and the theatre version.
Sincerely,
The Undersigned
The studio is ignoring us, so we need to get louder. Post this petition link to your Facebook page and tag the official studio accounts today. They need to see that we demand a movie that respects the source material.
March 8, 2012
The momentum behind this petition is undeniable and shows that we will not accept a watered down version of our favorite story. Now is the time to turn this energy into action by emailing the executives at Summit and tagging their office on social media to demand an R rating.
3 Comments
M
Mike Chapman
17 years ago
Featured
RATING R NOW. Stop treating the fans like kids, we are literally adults reading this!!! Keep it dark like it should be.
J
Jessica Williamson
17 years ago
Featured
The movies have been so watered down. Give us the real story that was in the book, not some PG version that ruins the best parts.
S
Sarah Fox
17 years ago
Featured
please get someone else to write it!! they are gonna ruin the wedding and the island scenes if they keep cutting everything out.
Share this petition
Share this petition to help it reach more people.
Your share link
Couldn't copy automatically. Long-press to copy:
Share directly
Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
I really love Melissa, but if she really wants make Breaking Dawn this way, I don't want her for BD, not even make our movie terrible and deleting the most great scenes we have.
Letter from Summit:
To: Summit Entertainment Studio
Dear Summit Entertainment Studios, As one of a million fans of the books and movies in the Twilight Saga, I would like to see the last book 'Breaking Dawn' a rated R film. I believe that the movie should follow the book because it tells the whole story between two people who come from different time periods and want to spend the rest of their lives with each other. The Twilight Saga books are not rated for young children, so why should the movies be There are fans out there that are over 30 years old and love the books just as much as teenagers do.
1) The birthing scene where Edward gives Bella a c-section with this teeth before the infant can kill her because it shows the darker side to being a vampire.
2) The sex scenes in the movie could be toned down a little bit and doesn't have to show nudity but at least show glimpses of stuff for us readers to enjoy the relationship between two people who choose to lose their virginity until they got married.
3) Bella's first hunting experience would be the best scene to watch because in the book she is a new born vampire yet doesn't act like one and seeing Edwards reaction of her taking down a lion on her first hunt would be priceless.
4) Their Honeymoon on Isle Esme is actually what fans have been waiting for throughout the series in the books. We want to see that bond between Bella and Edward on screen instead of visualizing it in in the books.
Overall, us the fan's of the Twilight Saga would like Melissa Rosenberg, Summit Entertainment Studio to consider making Breaking Dawn rated R or make the movies into two different dvd's the uncut version and the theatre version.
Sincerely,
The Undersigned
The studio is ignoring us, so we need to get louder. Post this petition link to your Facebook page and tag the official studio accounts today. They need to see that we demand a movie that respects the source material.
March 8, 2012
The momentum behind this petition is undeniable and shows that we will not accept a watered down version of our favorite story. Now is the time to turn this energy into action by emailing the executives at Summit and tagging their office on social media to demand an R rating.
3 Comments
M
Mike Chapman
17 years ago
Featured
RATING R NOW. Stop treating the fans like kids, we are literally adults reading this!!! Keep it dark like it should be.
J
Jessica Williamson
17 years ago
Featured
The movies have been so watered down. Give us the real story that was in the book, not some PG version that ruins the best parts.
S
Sarah Fox
17 years ago
Featured
please get someone else to write it!! they are gonna ruin the wedding and the island scenes if they keep cutting everything out.
RATING R NOW. Stop treating the fans like kids, we are literally adults reading this!!! Keep it dark like it should be.