Friday, August 13, 2010
Yes, I'm a little late to the party! But this is NOT London, it's Montreal ;-)
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
YES - I could see this as Vamp Bella!!!
OK - will looking through @Robstenlovecom I saw this pic in a blog post! I can so see this as Bella post transformation!!! I love it!
Source via Vyanka
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Friday, August 6, 2010
AMAZING Fan Made BREAKING DAWN trailer - Isle Esme
@twicrackaddict posted this fan made BREAKING DAWN trailer and I just had to add it to my blog!!! Thanks Twi Crack!
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
This picture deserves a Blog Post of it's own! The Prom - Twilight
Thanks again to my Bestie @callsignC30 !!!
Click on the picture to make it larger - This is truly one of the best movie scenes of all time!!!
Thanks Bestie for sharing it with us!!!
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Principal filming on 'Water For Elephants' wrapped last night - a gracious star smiling & waving to fans
As a long hot southern day comes to an end - Francis Lawrence @Hibbits, director of 'Water For Elephants' tweeted that the principal filming of the film was a wrap. However, one main actor of the film, maintains his graciousness and smiles and waves to the waiting fans as he leaves the set for the last time.
SOURCE: Mendoza Sisters
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Comparing Breaking Dawn release dates to LOTR & Star Wars (the Bestie does it again!!)
Shiny Volvo Owner
On Tuesday 3rd August 2010, @callsignC30 said:
Seeing all of the complaining going on about 'Breaking Dawn' of course encouraged me to do a little research for some perspective on the situation. I used two different movie franchises for comparison:
'Lord of the Rings'
- took 8 years to produce from concept to theater
- filmed over 438 CONSECUTIVE days at over 150 locations
- pickups shot annually from 2001 - 2004
- All three films released almost exactly one year apart. (And let me tell you, as a Ringer myself, that was a LONG wait but so well worth it.)
'Star Wars'
- Each film released every THREE years, from 1977 to 1983. Then came the prequels, which means that the Star Wars franchise has run from 1977 until 1995.
Think about all of the other movie franchises based off of books that we can compare: James Bond; Bourne; Harry Potter; Star Trek.
We can all argue that these franchises are different from Twilight, but I say they're not. They are all based on a book series and each have a very devoted fan base much like ours (ok, maybe not Bourne but you get my point).
And of course it is all about money, but when is it not?
I'm a selfish Twihard and I want there to be no competition for our movie. Had it had a summer release, the competition would have been huge.
More importantly, if taking longer to produce makes a more quality film then please take all the time you want!
In short, IMO we have nothing to complain about...as usual.
Thanks to my Bestie: callsignC30
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
#WFE - does local reporting just not know how to get correct info? Or will Reese be filiming in TN?
Walker County house is site of filming Friday for "Water for Elephants"
Read more: CatWalkChatt - Walker County house is site of filming Friday for Water for Elephants
Two Star Waggons trailers are parked right off the set of the Hollywood movie being filmed on a closed location in near Chickamauga. (Messenger photo/Josh O'Bryant)
Read more: CatWalkChatt - Walker County house is site of filming Friday for Water for Elephants
A house on West Cove Road in Kensington, just south of Chickamauga, will be used in the upcoming movie “Water for Elephants.”
"Water for Elephants” will star Robert Pattinson (famous as Edward Cullen in the “Twilight Saga” series) and Reese Witherspoon. The movie, based on a novel by the same name, is set during the Great Depression. Pattinson plays a poor, newly orphaned veterinary school student who joins up with a traveling circus. Witherspoon plays one of the circus performers.
Crews and the two stars are expected to be on the scene Friday morning for filming. According to news reports, roads will be blocked and security will be heavy.
The house, which has not been lived in for 12 years and has no electricity or running water, belongs to a north Georgia family. The owners were told the house is perfect for scenes for the 1930s-era film.
Equipment for filming the movie is being held at the Chattanooga Choo Choo hotel. Meanwhile, fans have already spotted Pattinson in Chattanooga.
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via @spun_ransom
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WTVC Channel 9 in Chattanooga Reports on ‘Water For Elephants’ Filming
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Monday, July 19, 2010
'Welcome To The Riley's' trailer shown with on 'The Runaways' DVD
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Saturday, July 17, 2010
My trip to Vampiuh Country - Part III
We had dinner in Port Angeles at Bella Italia, where Edward takes Bella for dinner after he saves her from the thugs in his Stupid Shiny Volvo!
Voo Doo Doughnuts - A Portland, OR institution - and one of Jackson Rathbones favorite places to visit while filming Twilight!
Top of Multnomah Falls - the falls you see in Twilight as Edward and Bella are walking to the Vampire Baseball Game! Talk about a hike! Kicked my behind!!!Posted by Twilightus at 6:11 PM 0 comments
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Rob & Kristen 'Beat Inside Me' (My Love) -
This is without a doubt one of the best Robsten videos I have seen yet! I love this video!!!!
And if it rocks your' boat QUACK!
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Friday, July 9, 2010
More pictures from my trip to VAMPIUH COUNTRY
Pictures courtesy of: My Besties!
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
'The Twilight Saga' May Be Hollywood's Most Successful Film Franchise
While "The Twilight Saga" is undoubtedly beloved its fans, it's hard to argue that the fanbase will be able to turn it into one of the highest grossing film franchises out there. Sure, Summit said that "Eclipse" got more guys to the cinemas than the previous two films, but we doubt that is going to translate into higher box office revenue for the two "Breaking Dawn" films.
But even though "The Twilight Saga" isn't the highest grossing film series, TheWrap argues that it is the most financially successful. How can "Twilight" be more successful than "Harry Potter," "Pirates of the Caribbean" or "The Lord of the Rings," you might ask? Because they're so dirt cheap to make.
"Twilight" only cost $37 million to make, back when Summit thought they were backing a small indie film adaptation. The film went on to gross more than $392.5 million worldwide, which meant Summit was willing to give filmmaker Chris Weitz a slightly larger budget to film "New Moon."
But still, "New Moon," with all its CGI and gorgeous aerial shots, only cost $50 million to make, and grossed over $709.7 million worldwide. And even though "Eclipse" cost $68 million to make, it earned that back in its opening day, and has grossed more than $275 million in six days.
Compared to that, TheWrap reports that the first film in each of the "LotR," "Pirates" and "Harry Potter" films cost around $100 million to make ($93 million, $140 million and $125 million respectively), with costs increasing on each of the films to an impressive $300 million for "At World's End," which barely made that money back in domestic release, and "Half-Blood Prince," which cost $250 million to make and earned back just under a billion worldwide.
And even though the two "Breaking Dawn" films are going to cost about $100 million a piece, at the rate the "Twilight" films are making money, they're still going to make probably seven or eight times as much as they cost to produce. Experts doubt that "Eclipse" will likely beat out "New Moon" by much in the box office, but even so, Summit will have made more than $600 million in box office profits.
TheWrap also references the way "Twilight" has almost single-handedly saved clothing store Hot Topic as well as revived the soundtrack industry. They even mention MTV's old "Twilight Tuesdays," which were used to promote "Twilight" back in 2008 by releasing fresh content every Tuesday leading up until the film's release.
So haters can keep on hating, but "The Twilight Saga" will likely go down in history as the smartest move a film production company ever took, and many other ones will try to emulate its success for years to come.
Are you surprised to find that "The Twilight Saga" is one of the most successful franchises in Hollywood? Comment below!
SOURCE: Hollywood Crush
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Monday, July 5, 2010
1st pic of Kristen & Rob 7/5/10 LA Theater for Eclipse
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Pics from my trip to Vampire Country!!!!
Recognize the falls from 'Twilight'? As Edward & Bella are walking to the baseball field you see these falls behind them!
"things like this just don't exist" Bella Swan "they do in my world" Edward Cullen This is the view from Edward & Bella's tree! Just as amazing in real life as it is in the movie!
The Bridge of the Gods - this is the bridge that Charlie & Bella drive across when she first arrives in Forks at the beginning of 'Twilight'
"In the state of Washington, under a nearly constant cover of clouds and rain, there is a small town named FORKS. Population 3,120.Posted by Twilightus at 10:15 PM 0 comments
















































