Who's ready for some star-crossed vampire romance -- yes, again -- in the form of Twilight manga?
Mark your calendars for March 20, 2010, when The Twilight Saga: New Moon will be released at the stroke of midnight!
It’s the question everyone asks upon reading Stephenie Meyer’s zany fourth book: How could Breaking Dawn possibly be made into a movie?
The team behind Summit’s Twilight Saga movie franchise may not quite have the answer either, but they’re planning for a fall 2010 Breaking Dawn shoot nonetheless. (Which means you Twilighters can finally exhale.)
Tired of the Twilight haters? Here are five key resolutions to make your 2010 another awesome year in unabashed Twilight obsession.
If you’re sick of the same old New Year’s resolutions – lose weight, stop smoking, watch more good horror – I have a new challenge for you: take on one or more of these Twilight-oriented goals for 2010 and see how much more respectable your secret (or not so secret) obsession with Edward Cullen can become in your everyday dealings with haters. If everyone does their part, we can all help “normalize” the all-consuming, life-altering affliction known as Twilight mania in the New Year! We’ll no longer be second-class citizens in the eyes of the film world! (Especially if ticket sales stay consistent.) Here’s how to start.
// More: Top Five 2010 New Year’s Resolutions for Twilighters
Christmas is right around the corner, and you still haven’t found the perfect gift for the Edward or Jacob in your life? Not to worry. We’re here to help you find just the right presents to let that special someone know that they’re your own personal brand of heroin. (Just don’t tell them that. It’s kind of creepy.) Using tips from Stephenie Meyer’s books and the Twilight films, you’ll impress the object of your angsty affection in no time! *
*Results not guaranteed.
Bella Swan and her hunky vampire boyfriend Edward sit in a beautiful meadow, staring into each others’ eyes… What a lovely holiday surprise, indeed! Just in time for the holidays, Summit Entertainment has released the very first image and official synopsis from next summer’s Twilight sequel, Eclipse.
What movies would New Moon's humans and vampires have loved in 2009? Face Punch notwithstanding, we pick their favorite films of the year…
Face Punch made for an awkward three-way date for Bella Swan, but it was just the mind-numbing action movie she needed to distract herself from Edward in New Moon. What other flicks would have made Bella's best of the year list? And which of her Forks cohorts and Volturi frenemies have the year's hottest (and freakiest) films in theirs?
The Twilight Saga: New Moon opened with $142M its first weekend, earned over $230M in less than two weeks ($473M, if you count the global box office), and broke records previously held by male-oriented tent pole releases like The Dark Knight (in Single Day Sales). So now that other studios have taken note of the vampire saga as a legit and bankable franchise and not a one-off fluke, how could New Moon change Hollywood?
Summit Entertainment hasn’t yet officially confirmed the fourth Twilight film, Breaking Dawn, but the folks at G4 have stumbled upon what appears to be footage from the film, featuring Peter Facinelli! [Warning: spoilers ahead.]
// More: Peter Facinelli in Possible 'Breaking Dawn' Footage
The Twilight Saga is all about Bella Swan and her vampire boyfriend, Edward (and, admittedly, our fascination Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson). So it takes something special to steal scenes from Twilight’s marquee stars -- especially when you do it with just one or two scenes, lines, and in one case, no dialogue at all. We pick the 5 Breakout Stars of New Moon who shine the brightest among New Moon’s sprawling cast, whose careers are on the rise in the world of Twilight and beyond.
After a record-breaking $140.7 million opening weekend, The Twilight Saga: New Moon is already topping the amazing debut of Twilight. But what's the secret to New Moon's success? Since you've ALL seen New Moon already at least once (or twice or more), we put together a highly unscientific mathematical survey of New Moon's key elements to give you a statistical overview of Chris Weitz's sequel, from the number of Robsten kisses to the final body count racked up by New Moon's deadly vampires and werewolves, and everything in between…
If you're a diehard Twilighter, you might wonder just how different New Moon the film is from the book. Below, we name 20 ways the movie deviates from Meyer's tome – and works all the better for it.
// More: 20 Differences (That Work) Between ‘New Moon' and the Book
