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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 6 customer reviews )
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Perfect Dec 01, 2011
By R. Brewer
The doll is rigid and lifeless with a permanent empty expression. The eyes are dull and the doll has no discernible individuality whatsoever. Indeed, it is a perfect likeness.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 This figure does not sulk Feb 25, 2012
By Chris Matthews
"I get a shrill up my leg."
Honestly, I thought I wanted to own every single NECA Twilight action(ish) figure made.
At one point, I did.
With the recent release of the new Twilight movie, I paid for the entire row of seats in the theather in front of me so that it would remain unoccupied. I then proceeded to line up each and every one of the Twilight action(ish)figures on the back of those seats (even the variants were there.) I kicked back and began to enjoy the movie.
My joy was short lived an hour into the movie.
Having suffering the horrendous lack of acting skills Kristen Stewart posses, I realized that the Bella figures that I owned had failed in every imaginable way possible to catch her likeness. It was clear that the figures had more life,personality and overall compelling character appeal than the actual source material.
Having read the books four times in a row, before going audio with the CDs on my portable CD player that I listen to on the bus, I packed up the figures and left the movie.
I gave Bella a fitting end by being fed to the dogs (Team:Jacob) rather than suffer any more of her one-demensional acting and her trumped up action(ish) figure representation.
junk Jun 11, 2011
By Robert Louis
It is not eight inches of anything. That is false advertising. It measures six and a half inches, if that.
All the Barbie dolls are measured as the height of the doll, not the box.
Overall, but a Barbie doll, there are many larger dolls, better quality, more detail, real clothes,
with hair.
 Melancholy dolly Jan 29, 2011
By Sheli Lindholm
Bought my daughter 3 of the action figures for her 10th birthday and she enjoys them. Would be better if they had movable arms and legs (jointed at elbows and knees) but I knew they weren't going in. True to character Bella appears rather sullen in doll-format as well.
wonderful Dec 31, 2010
By Anne
High quality, very fine detail. bracelets, shirt wrinkles, hair texture etc. I admit her face is a little more manly looking (than edwards, even), but overall great quality. good size ratio to edward and jacob. her hair is a soft plastic that can move a little bit (so its not plastered to her back). she cant really stand. her legs, feet and waist DONT move, but her wrists rotate and her arms move at the shoulder joints. her neck doesnt turn, but her hair doesnt prevent movement.
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