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23 Apr, 21 tweets, 8 min read

@itswolfgangruth

hello this is vulture's (volturi?) social media editor @itswolfgangruth! my #vulturemovieclub live-tweet of (the best movie ever) TWILIGHT will begin in approx. 7 minutes 🧛‍♀️💥

OK CLICKING PLAY 💅

bella swan chill

when the theme is ominous #vulturemovieclub

https://twitter.com/itswolfgangruth/status/1384873812492161025

very quick sidenote for if u want to read why (1) twilight is the best film ever made & (2) bella swan deserves an oscar and/or nobel prize

https://twitter.com/itswolfgangruth/status/1384873812492161025

gurl lets go to Forks #vulturemovieclub

JACOB BLACK #vulturemovieclub

lmao the way bella rolls up in her orange truck on the first day of school #vulturemovieclub

when i say "sports" i mean this 🏐 #vulturemovieclub

SPEEDO PADDING ON THE SWIM TEAM #vulturemovieclub

yes bestie #vulturemovieclub

ICONIC #vulturemovieclub

“ANAPHASE! PROPHASE! … Do you mind if I check?” #vulturemovieclub

*thee golden 🧅 #vulturemovieclub

ok who else is doing it like this #vulturemovieclub

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edward watching bella sleep lol #vulturemovieclub

i almost forgot this important anecdote: Bella Swan pretending to squeeze a bottle of ketchup #vulturemovieclub

real love <3 #vulturemovieclub

the way bella & edward look at each other in the cafeteria...the awkwardness...magical #vulturemovieclub

i also have considered radioactive spiders and kryptonite #vulturemovieclub

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