Twilight: You can never see the sun in the first movie and there is a reason for that

Some are worshiping, by ridiculing others, Twilight Saga continues to talk! Recently you told me about one of the greatest secrets in Saga. This time, we note the point that emphasizes the first film director, Catherine Hadwick.

Among the various items discussed by fans around the franchise, it is thorny with special effects. Questioned by a specialized site Business Insider In November 2020, the filmmaker admitted that the latter was not about his ambitions.

Limited budget, great ideas

Indeed, before becoming a successful franchise, which we know, the first twilight was shot with a limited budget of $ 37 million. Consequently, it was necessary to maximize the cost of the cost, and production is not certain at all, to put its costs with this bet.

“We took it in the winter because the sky was more covered this season. We couldn’t have a bright sun, because vampires had to be a spark.Said Catherine Hardwick.

We took it in winter because the sky is more covered this season. You could not have the bright sun because the vampires had to be driven.

No small savings

Indeed, surprisingly, as it may seem, blood suckers shine in the sun, instead of burning and reducing the latter’s beams in ashes. This is what happens in Twilight Saga.

Thus, to maintain the sparkling effects of vampire skin, the summit’s entertainment studio chose to turn it into winter so that they did not shine during post -production. In this way, significant savings were made.

That is why the first film has this strange and mysterious atmosphere, the image depicts fog and depth. Consequently, the special effects of the budget were neither enormous and some sequences still face the eyes.

Production had a wonderful nose, as Twilight earned $ 408 million in the world box office, paying 37 million green tickets. Thus, the franchise will be able to spark vampires in the second part with an ascending budget ($ 50 million). In total, 5 films Saga will collect 3.3 billion international green tickets!