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"   The in-house Twi-hards at Cosmopolitan.com screened The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 ahead of its world premiere in theaters at midnight and unanimously loved it. Our heads nearly snapped off during the epic good vampire/werewolf/bad vampire battle scene and we admittedly experienced FBC&amp;#039;s (fully body chills) during the closing montage. The vampire sex was just &amp;#039;meh,&amp;#039; but we really only had one complaint: where the hell were Taylor Lautner&amp;#039;s abs? Lautner&amp;#039;s abs were conspicuously ab-sent (sorry, couldn&amp;#039;t resist) from Breaking Dawn Part 2. In fact we recall just a single paltry scene in which he calmly sheds his Forks-appropriate flannel and &amp;quot;changes&amp;quot; into wolf form. &amp;quot;Woo&amp;quot; catcalls echoed through the theater, and then it was just over. We&amp;#039;ll never see Jacob&amp;#039;s washboard eight pack again. Director Bill Condon, why? The lack of abs was a sharp contrast from Twilights past. Lautner&amp;#039;s abs had a bonafide starring role in New Moon, frankly getting more screen time than Nikki Reed and Kellan Lutz combined. As a growing wolf with a perpetually feverish body temperature, Jacob couldn&amp;#039;t stand to keep his paper thin v-necks on for a second in that film, setting a precedent that Jacob would be shirtless more often that not.  Lautner&amp;#039;s abs saved his place in the franchise, considering he was nearly dropped from the saga after the first film for not being beefy enough. Not content to lose out on the defining film series of our time (sorry, Harry Potter), young Taylor packed on 20 pounds to ensure he&amp;#039;d be allowed to return for New Moon. After all of that hard work, those abs deserved to be seen!  We say to those Twi-hards heading to The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, cherish that fleeting moment of Lautner ab-fabness. It passes all too quickly.  Want more Michelle? Follow her on Twitter @michelleruiz. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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