Controversy strikes Pattinson-Stewart starrer New Moon
News
oi-Staff
Amidst
the
hype
around
the
Twilight
Saga:
New
Moon
starring
Robert
Pattinson
and
Kristen
Stewart,
a
controversy
has
cribbed
in.
Twilight
series
fans
are
eagerly
waiting
for
the
release
of
its
latest
series
but
this
piece
of
news
could
turn
the
youngsters
away.
It
is
said
that
the
film
depicts
unhealthy
relationship
between
the
sexes.
Janni
Aragon,
a
political
scientist
from
University
of
Victoria,
has
blasted
the
new
series
New
Moon
and
warned
parents
from
letting
their
children
watch
it,
alleging
that
it
doesn"t
depict
healthy
relationships
between
the
sexes.
She
said
that
she
understands
the
difference
between
fact
and
escapist
fiction
but
doubt
if
her
11-year-old
daughter
will.
She
feels
that
Kristen"s
character
is
not
a
good
role
model
for
young
girls.
The
Twilight
movies
are
based
on
books
by
author
Stephenie
Meyer.
They
revolve
around
the
characters
Bella
Swan,
played
by
Kristen
Stewart,
and
vampire
Edward
Cullen,
played
by
Robert
Pattinson.
The
problem
is
that
Edward
watches
Bella
even
while
she
is
asleep,
and
this
is
nothing
but
what
we
call
'stalking" in
real
life.
It
doesn"t
happened
to
people
who
are
deeply
in
love.
Bella"s
character
is
weak
in
the
flick,
as
she
feels
numb
and
lonely
through
her
senior
year
of
high
school
and
Edward"s
images
comes
to
her
mind
whenever
she
puts
herself
in
jeopardy,
thus
making
her
to
take
greater
risks
just
to
be
with
him.
Some
are
of
the
opinion
that
Bella
is
always
in
need.
She
is
a
follower
while
Edward
thinks
he
is
the
best
and
dictates,
and
including
stalking
around.
It
is
said
that
it
is
unrealistic
and
doesn"t
happen
in
real
life.
The
dark
side
of
the
flick
is
that
it
has
chances
of
misleading
the
young
couples.
Now,
the
big
question
is
–
will
this
controversy
turn
into
a
good
publicity
tool
or
affect
the
box-office
collections
when
it
releases
this
Friday?
Only
time
can
answer
this.