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Which twilight movie does Bella become a vampire?
yes in breaking dawn read chapter 19
In which movie do Bella turn to a vampire in?
Breaking Dawn
Will Bella ever become a vampire in any of the movies?
Yes, in the last movie breaking dawn.......and we will enjoy both eclipse and breaking dawn
Does Bella become a vampire in the movie Breaking Dawn part 2?
Eventually Bella does become a Vampire, so the answer is YES. The main problem is that Bella became pregnant with a vampire, and this happened because her husband is a vampire as well. So as the half-vampire baby is growing inside Bella's belly, she has to drink blood to feed it. The baby then bites Bella on the inside which turns her into a vampire.
Will Bella become a vampire in new moon the movie?
No, since she gets turned in Breaking Dawn they will most definitely wait until the Breaking Dawn and/or Eclipse movie (there is speculation that Breaking Dawn and Eclipse will be combined into one movie).
Dose Bella turn in to a vampire in new moon the movie?
she shouldn't, as she changes in breaking dawn in the books no in breaking dawn after Bella has her baby
In breaking dawn what part in the book and Movie is Bella A Vampire?
The 3rd book, told by her.
Does Bella have a baby in the movie Breaking Dawn?
Yes she does! Her name is Renesmee and she is half vampire, half human.
Does Bella in the end of the movie Breaking Dawn?
You should read the book it is great. The answer is yes and no. She becomes a vampire.
Why yes and no for the question in breaking dawn does Bella turn into a vampire?
I'm not sure but in one movie Edward and Bella have a baby.epp can't wait.
In the movie breaking dawn when Bella gets like the cullens and hales how long will it take and how will she fell?
Bella takes 3 days to turn full vampire and the reson that she has to become one is that she give birth to her daughter Rennessemee.
What happens in the fifth twilight movie?
In the 5th movie (Breaking Dawn Pt. 2) It shows Bella's experiences of being a vampire.
