It has already been confirmed long ago (not officially though) but this article features some words from representatives about making “Breaking Dawn” into a film.
“The fans should rest assured the we’re working with Stephenie Meyer to bring Breaking Dawn to the big screen,” the rep said. “As in all creative processes, things take time. We want to make sure we get it right.”
And as Twilight fans know, that probably means softening the more hard-core aspects of Breaking Dawn.
“Our fans are in the PG age range, and I don’t feel a big necessity to see violence and to see gore,” Twilight/New Moon/Eclipse screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg told us in late April.
Gore or not, Kristen Stewart probably said it best when we chatted with her in March.
“We all really hope there is going to be a number four,” she said at the time. “I’m pretty confident that the fans aren’t going to…lose interest. The only case that a fourth one wouldn’t be made is if all of a sudden people stopped caring, and I really don’t think that’s going to happen.”
No offense, Tonya, but some of her friends aren’t like that, they really appreciate and understand the book. 
I watched horror and everything before ! Whats the problem?
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What the fudge?!?!! thats BS. The fans of the books arent just Fricken teens im in my twenties and love the books. I know women from 18 – 45 who read the books. Breaking Dawn is more adult. The things that happen r more adult. Dont cut it out or tame it. That damages the story. It turns people off the films and people who havent read the books that see the films think crap..this is very juvenile and think well if the films r this childish then the books must b too. They cant cut the sex scenes and birth scene or tame it, it will lose the effect and meaning.