THR:
The penultimate film's birthing scene could have triggered episodes of photosensitive epilepsy, medical experts say.
The penultimate film in Summit Entertainment's Twilight franchise nearly matched the box office brawn of New Moon in its opening weekend, but just one week after Breaking Dawn Part 1 was released in theaters reports are surfacing that it has been causing seizures.
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guess some people cant stomach the scene? im not really sure how a seizure works anyways
i always confuse that with people over 60 as a natural body cause because the body is already weaken?
Can't this happen to anyone viewing a movie, not like it's just twilight.
Is the baby scene in this one? Is it as ridiculous as how it's described?
That is crazy.
Hmmm, let me see -
Bright flashing lights + history of epilepsy = seizures.
Hardly a news flash really is it...