Even though this is the beginning of the end, it is still an exciting event for thousands of Twilighters. Being one myself, I know I was anxious to see this movie, which continues the love triangle between Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner) and Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson). It's an intense time for this trio because of the long awaited wedding between Edward and Bella, their honeymoon and Bella's pregnancy.

Personally, I thought this was a good movie, but some scenes could have been better, like when Bella's father, Charlie (Billy Burke), learns of Edward and Bella's wedding. In the books, the couple tells him about it personally; here, he only receives an invitation. That was disappointing.

However, it was a nice movie overall, though it probably won't interest anyone who is not into the novels. And if you haven't seen the other movies, don't try to jump in here; it would be hard to keep up with everything that happens.

There's a lot that happens, too. Even with this book being cut into two movies, it's hard to keep everything in. There's also the challenge of deciding where to split up the two parts, but I won't reveal where that split is made.

"Breaking Dawn -- Part 1" was originally rated R until the filmmakers and the studio, Summit Entertainment, realized that their target audience was young teenagers. Some scenes were cut down for the viewer's discretion, but even with those cuts, the movie is still a little risqué.

For instance, when Bella becomes pregnant, things get gruesome for her. The baby is sucking the life out of her, and no one knows how to help. This leads to the birthing scene, which has caused some controversy. I'll give the filmmakers this: it is gory.

After seeing the movie with the cuts made, I'd hate to have seen it without. As it is, it's still pretty bad for younger viewers.

More pleasant is the wedding, which was my favorite part. If you're a tenderhearted person, be prepared to cry! I ended up crying before Bella even got down the aisle, and that wasn't the only time. "Breaking Dawn" really tugs on your heart throughout the plot. Crying is inevitable as you watch this movie.

There are also some surprise scenes in the movie that were not in the book, which give you a chance to reminisce about the previous movies. I found that interesting because it tied everything together.

Even if you've read the book and know what happens, though, "Breaking Dawn" still keeps you on edge. With a movie like this that has a second part, you don't know where this part is going to end. The suspense was killer.

Unfortunately, when the ending comes, it's kind of disappointing. It wasn't as bad as "New Moon" (which sucked), but it was close. Even in non-"Twilight" movies like "Remember Me," Summit Entertainment has bad endings. I was tempted to write them a letter about this one.

"Remember Me" is another Robert Pattinson movie I've seen, so it's no surprise that I'm a Team Edward girl. As one, I hate to say this, but I actually felt for Jacob in this movie.

He's really torn up trying to protect Bella. He watches her during her mysterious pregnancy. He knows the 'thing' inside of her is killing her, but she can't see it through her motherly love. He's willing to put himself in harm's way to protect her from his pack.

Whether you're Team Edward or Team Jacob, I highly recommend you see this movie if you like "Twilight" at all. Despite its few flaws, this is possibly the best "Twilight Saga" film yet. It will keep you on edge and excited for more!