Breaking Dawn Parody

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Hi!

You nailed it... This was hysterical.

I love how Jacob is sulking in the corner.

You really got everything without seeming overdone. I can't wait to read the other ones!

You should start an anti-twilight club, just to counter the fifty million pro-twilight clubs. (JK!!!)

Gold Star!

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Hahahaha oh my goodness!

You're brilliant! I love Twilight Parodies like this because I know so many Twilight loves and tons more haters!

I worship you! :lol:

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HAHAHA!!!!! I love this twilight parodies, they're the best. This one was sick, I totally loved it. I can't review, i'ts was way tooo funny to check any mistakes or it was just "flawless".well anyways, extremely hilarious. OMG!! I can read this over and over ( no,I better not do that, It'll loose it's humor.)
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I just got told off for laughing so much and its all your fault!!!!!
I'm joking. I love this script, I'm a Twilight lover but I think what you wrote her is so funny. I love the way you added yourself into the script.
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That was great! I loved the fact that you put Stephanie in the story. She definitely used the same words over, and over, and over, and over, and...you get my gist? I loved how she popped in and ruined your script :D Really good.

Keep writing!
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Haha, nice. *sigghhhh* I got caught up in the Twilight series for like...three days. My parents bought the books and I had to read them (they're books, I'm an obsessive reader...I have a problem, okay?!) But, like you, I realized the whole was a bunch of plotless nothingness and that Breaking Dawn was an even bigger letdown than the others books of the series. Love how you portrayed Stephanie Meyer; the slightly (but hardly) exaggerated personalities of the characters was hilarious too. I think I like your re-write better than the actual series! :lol:
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This is absolutely hilarious. I was laughing my head off the WHOLE time. I don't think anyone can review this, it's hard to look for grammar/ spelling or whatever mistakes when you're laughing you're head off. Simply HILARIOUSS!




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Skutter11: Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!! <Thud>
Janitor: Oh, great! Now I have to carry this smiling body out as well!
Skutter11: I'm not dead I'm in a laughing induced coma, you would be too, if you read this
Janitor looks at script and dies laughing.

Sorry 'bout that. It's just that I thought it was funny! :lol:
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Hey there :D

I have no idea whatsoever about scripts, but this was pretty darn immense! :lol:

To be perfectly honest, I don't really care about all of the grammar, the techniques and all of that junk. I just want to say that your script was hysterical!

I myself don't actually mind Twilight that much. In fact, I actually like the books. Luckily for you, I'm not one of those obsessive, sad fans, so I simply find this funny as hell! I love how you used the characters personalities and exaggerated them, making them even funnier than they already were!

I was actually laughing out loud reading this!

Please do another one!
Otherwise, I will be over your house with my water pistol. Hell yeah. I'd go there. 8)

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HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHHAA
This is HILARIOUSSS! Not such a big fan of Meyer and not at all of Bella!
Looved it! :)
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LOL!
I liked this.
I actually started laughing when Bella makes Edward apologize to Jacob, who is dead.
Ahh, nice parody.




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It's really funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But while I was rolling on the ground lauphing and reading(by the way not a good combination) I read when SM came it sort of mad the parody suck. KEEP DOING PARODIES!!!!!!!!!!

have lot's of fun!!!!!!!
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Absolutely hilarious! Fantastic way to satirise one of the biggest and most soppiest and half-witted and predictable novel/movie franchises in the 21st century by using cliches Meyer created her and using them against her.
I absolutely loved it. I haven’t read the books or seen the movies, and I also refuse to. But this - this just sums it up. :)
I wouldn’t mind seeing this on TV for some comedy sketch program like Double Take or something. Such fun and what a joy to read. :D Keep up the good work!




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Oh my God I am so going to die laughing now.



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