“Bu-Bucky! It’s Bucky,” you sputtered out, spit dribbling down your chin.

“Are you sure about that, doll?” Steve’s voice breathed against your ear.

Are you sure? Because you were wrong the last time, hence why you couldn’t cum. But you were certain it was Bucky now because the way head of his cock felt hitting that spot inside of you.

“I’m sure,” your voice wavered, showing that you were in fact not one hundred percent sure.

It has been going on like this for a while now, Bucky and Steve taking their turns fucking you and making you guess whose cock was inside of you. Not only were you blindfolded but your wrists and ankles were tied to the bed. You could see nor feel them. Besides their cock fucking you.

“That’s my good girl,” Bucky praised in your other ear and your heart soared in your chest because you finally got it right.

And you could finally cum.

“Can I cum now?” You practically begged.

Both Steve and Bucky chuckled darkly before one of them untied you, all while Bucky continued to fuck you with a slow pace, dragging it out.

“You did so well,” Steve said while brushing away the hair from your face and helped you sit up so he could slip underneath you.

You couldn’t see what they were doing but you knew that they were switching positions a bit. Bucky was still on-top of you, you could now feel his vibranium arm. Steve was underneath you.

“Pull out a bit, Buck. We gotta make room.”

You swallowed at Steve’s voice. “Make room for what?”

“We know how much you like it when we fill you up with one of our cocks and a dildo. Now since you did so well, we’re going to reward you with both of our cocks,” Bucky said, ghosting his lips over yours before pulling his cock almost all the way out.

You were so wet between your legs, both of them filling you up while denying your own release tonight. And you knew they both would fit but it would take some work. They’d been training you for this moment you realized.

“Do you want that?” Steve nibbled your ear.

“Please.” You moaned. “Please fuck me. Both of you. At the same time.”

“Our girl is so greedy,” Bucky clicked his tongue against his teeth.

“Don’t tense up. Just breathe, alright?” Steve’s comforting voice eased away whatever worry you had.

Doing what he said, you breathed and let your body relaxed as they worked together in sliding into you. It was a stretch, but one your cunt welcomed greedily. Steve’s cock slid in all the way first followed by Bucky, who let out a loud moan you were sure your neighbors could hear in the apartment next door.

“Fuck, this feels so good,” Steve grunted as he started moving inside of you.

Bucky agreed with another moan and soon, light filled your sight because he took off your blindfold. “I need to see those pretty eyes while Steve and I both fuck you.”

The plot:

The plot of these movies varies per movie, but the general gist is this: bland teenage human girl meets guy who turns out to be vampire. A romance as bland as the protagonist spawns, and she is introduced to his family, who are all vampires (who don’t drink human blood) as well. At one point some evil vampires want to eat her, which is where the climax for the first movie happens. They manage to kill Eaty the evil vampire, though.

In movie two vampire boy (going by the name of Edward) decides to distance himself from human girl (Bella Swan), which causes her to go into depression. She eventually sparks a close friendship with her Native American friend Jacob, who later turns out to be either a shapeshifter or a werewolf (and, with that, an enemy of the vampires). When Edward presumes Bella to be dead, he becomes heartbroken and plans on exposing himself to the humans, which might end up getting him killed by the Volturi (some kind of vampire government cult). Bella manages to save him and reunite with him at the last moment, and their romance continues, though the Volturi isn’t happy with a vampire-human romance at all.

Eclipse is where Victoria, the lover of Eaty from movie one, seeks revenge by raising an army of freshly turned aggressive vampires with an appetite for human blood. The werewolves and vegetarian Cullen family work together to protect Bella against this threat.

The fourth and fifth movies I’m just going to tackle together, as they are together a two-parter. After marrying Edward, Bella and he do the dirty and she ends up getting pregnant with a vampire-human hybrid. This causes all kinds of problems, and, when Bella finally has to give birth, the only way to save both her and the child is to to turn her into a vampire as well. This happens, but now the Volturi want to kill the child, who grows hyper fast. More vampire and wolf allies are recruited by the Cullens to protect their hybrid child, and it looks like this will be the final standoff between the nice supernatural beings, and the Volturi.

Crow: To be honest, while not being too difficult to think up in my opinion, I still liked the plot of each movie except the third. My main problem with movie one is that the plot doesn’t really happen until the final third of the movie or something. As someone who doesn’t care much for the romance between Edward and Bella, movie two was a nice change of pace, but Jacob did become an annoyance after a while. The movie I liked the least was the third, though I did like the climax there. The final two were all right in my opinion, except for the final climax in movie five.

Why? At first, I thought it was one of the better climaxes in movies I’d actually seen. Characters on both the heroic and evil side die left and right, and it’s a really epic standoff. However, in the end, it turns out to be one big vision of what could be, rather than what’s actually happening. I think of the entire crowds that gathered only one person died in the climax, and there was hardly any fighting. I know that these aren’t totally action-movies, but movie 1-4 actually had epic climaxes that involved a (big) fight. To have this totally averted just feels lazy and anticlimactic.

The villains withdraw without any losses on their side. The heroes lose nothing (except for the one shady treacherous lady who is the reason for the conflict in the first place).

Overall, I did like the movies. I was pleasantly surprised after hearing so much Twilighthate. The biggest problems I had with the movie series were the final "climax", the creepy vibes Jacob gave off (more on that later),the dull romance (I just felt 0 chemistry between our two leads) and our protagonists themselves....speaking of which....

The characters:

Let's get into some of these and let me give my opinions, okay?

Bella Swan: Our main lead, a clumsy human girl with no personality or interests other than Edward Cullen. I presume she’s somewhat supposed to be a blank slate for other girls to relate to, because she doesn’t really have much going for her other than her looks and her stale romance with Edward.

Edward Cullen: A mysterious non-human-blood-consuming vampire attending Bella’s school. He barely has a reaction to anything. He’s just here to be edgy, I take it. Will do anything for Bellabae, though.

Jacob Black: Native American boy and a friend of Bella, who first is rather cool after she loses Edward, but later becomes pushy and won’t let the thought that says “Bella is so in luv wit meh” go for quite a while. I liked him in movie one and two, and he was my favourite out of the main three in these moments, but then he got annoying and eventually really creepy. After Bella’s and Edward’s child is born, he “imprints” on her, which is basically werewolfspeak for saying that you’re soulmates or something. So yes, this guy who is in his late teens is assigned a soulmate that is a baby. Yes, there is the excuse that the baby grows much faster than an actual human being and will stop aging after she’s reached her from of adulthood, but it’s still just...really unfortunate in my opinion.

The Cullens: Edward’s family, consisting of Carlisle (a rich doctor and the father figure), Esme (the mother figure), Emmett, (Edward), Jasper, Rosalie and Alice (the children, each of which have a (somewhat) defined personality and ability). They’re a family of “vegetarian” vampires who refuse to drink human blood. I personally found these characters to be the most enjoyable. They all seemed like people I’d like to hang out with (minus Carlisle maybe). My favourite out of all of them was Alice, who also acted like somewhat of a close friend/sister to Bella.

The Uley wolf pack: A pack of werewolves/shapeshifters that gain their wolf forms after the vampires are near (if memory serves me correct). Various members include Sam (the leader), Leah, Seth and of course Jacob. The pack serves as both allies and antagonists at some points.

The Volturi: A weird and probably nefarious cult/government-eque group of people with names I honestly couldn’t bother remembering. They disapprove of the human-vampire relationship that is Bella and Edward and of course later want to kill Renesmee (the baby). They weren’t too memorable in my opinion, but had a decent villainous presence nonetheless.

Renesmee: The human-vampire hybrid child of Bella and Edward. She grows much faster than your average child and has special powers. She is presented to be the definition of wholesomeness, I suppose.

Crow: I don’t like too many of these characters, and there are a lot I had to glance over, otherwise we’d be here all day, but there were a few that I hold very dear. The Cullens, for being such an amazing family even though not related, most notably Alice because of how supportive she is of Bella. I thought Victoria was a decent villain, probably my favourite of the bunch looking back. I just think it’s a shame that the main two are just...bland, while Jacob went from okay to HMMM IS THIS REALLY THE DIRECTION YOU’RE GOING WITH HIM???!!!

Other thoughts:

Crow: Some quick thoughts: I didn’t care for the romances, but I thought otherwise it was all right. The movies are filmed well enough in my opinion. The animation on the CGI shapeshifter wolves looks amazing. The soundtrack (which was sometimes Muse) was nice, and it kept my attention.

I came out surprisingly positive of these movies. Are they fantastic? No, but I wasn’t expecting that. I was just expecting some edgy vampire-human romance and also some werewolves and that’s what we got. It kept me entertained. I won’t say this is for everyone, but if you feel like checking out some fantasy romance or something like that and don’t have standards that are too high, you might find something you like.