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Archives for 2011
Reelz Channel: Like Crazy With Charlie Bewley
February 9, 2011
Confessions of a Male TwiHard: Valentine’s Day Style
February 9, 2011
Next Movie’s Confessions of a Male Twihard has a tongue-in-cheek look at Valentine’s Day with Twilight commentary.
Flowers
According to Stephenie Meyer, she isn’t sure why a ruffled tulip appears on the cover of “New Moon” because she wasn’t involved with the cover design. We can guess it stems from the idea that the ruffled tulip symbolizes perfect love. Buying a bouquet of those would be a nice gesture for even non-fans. Put the ruffled tulips in a black vase for fans, though.
If you’d like to forego the traditional flower gift, send your lover a fruit basket instead, filled only with red apples. If you have a dramatic bent, perhaps present one apple first in your hands like on the “Twilight” cover. If you’re a bit on the crazy side, you can take a bite from each one beforehand to symbolize your desire to eat the “forbidden fruit.”
See the rest on Next Movie.
Twilight Valentines From Novel Novice
February 9, 2011
Need some electronic valentines? Then look no further than Novel Novice!
Catch the whole collection here.
Catherine Hardwicke Turned Down For Job Because of Gender
February 9, 2011
Catherine Hardwicke has the upcoming Red Riding Hood hitting screens next month, but apparently she couldn’t even make a pitch for another movie because she is a woman. Moviefone has not only Catherine’s quote, but an analysis of the situation.
“…it’s Catherine Hardwicke, who’s revealed that she was blocked from pitching to direct ‘The Fighter’ because she’s a woman.
Hardwicke told The Wrap last week: “I couldn’t get an interview even though my last movie made $400 million. I was told it had to be directed by a man — am I crazy? It’s about action, it’s about boxing, so a man has to direct it … But they’ll let a man direct ‘Sex in the City’ or any girly movie you’ve ever heard of.”
It would be quite easy to immediately jump on that particular $400 million movie. ‘Twilight’ isn’t the sort of fare that will give anyone a lot of clout at the bargaining tables outside of teen romance. The rabid fandom that led to the series’ success, and the subject matter and treatment at hand are quite narrow in focus. It might seem like a stretch for the woman known for only tackling youth-based subjects to get a drama about an adult male boxer and his brother.
But to do so ignores two key points.
One: Hollywood has always allowed fro surprising choices.
Two: Hardwicke didn’t say she was refused because of her past work.”
See the rest on Moviefone’s Cinematical
Cameron Bright Talks to Jim Brown About the Breaking Dawn Experience
February 8, 2011
Thank you to Cameron for “getting it”! See Jim Brown’s blog here.
Via TTOBR
Reelz Channel: Top Ten Movie Franchises
February 8, 2011
Reelz Channel has a poll up to determine the top ten movie franchises of all time.
Head over to Reelz Channel and get Twilight up in the chart!
Peter Facinelli Pens Another Script
February 8, 2011
Peter Facinelli wrote the upcoming Hallmark Channel film Accidentally in Love, that co-stars his wife, Jennie Garth. Well, there is now word that Peter has penned another script. According to Shadow and Act:
“Today comes news that Mr Franklin will next direct a film called El Chico Blanco, which centers on a white outcast in “the barrio” who overcomes racial tension to become head of a notorious crime family.
Peter Facinelli (The Twilight Saga co-star), wrote the script, and will also star in the film.
“The volatile drug world of El Chico Blanco has themes of temptation and corruption that have intrigued me for some time now… I look forward to collaborating with Peter and Titan to bring this riveting story to life,” said Carl Franklin.”
See more on Shadow and Act.
New Moon Among the Most Downloaded on ITunes
February 8, 2011
As you can tell from article about Blockbuster filing for bankruptcy protection, things aren’t going so well for the video store industry. People are getting movies either right in their homes via Video on Demand (VOD) or just by downloading. According to the LA Times:
“Although there are no industrywide charts for digital downloads, Apple reported in December that the most popular movies of the year on iTunes were, in order, “The Hurt Locker,” “The Twilight Saga: New Moon,” “Hot Tub Time Machine,” “Iron Man 2” and “Zombieland,” according to CNET News.”
See more on the LA Times.
Carter Burwell Writing Renesmee’s Luluby for Breaking Dawn
February 5, 2011
Carter Burwell the composer for Twilight was announced awhile ago as returning in that role for Breaking Dawn. Amanda Bell, the Twilight Examiner, confirmed that the Carter Burwell twitter was legit. It is now locked. However before it was looked it tweeted the following exciting news.
TY to DarkAngelWolf2 on Twitter who screen capped the now invisible item for us!
Not sure why he locked the Twitter, kind of late to lock the barn door once the horse got out!
Follow along with Pel at the San Fran TwiTour!
February 4, 2011
Pel has managed to escape the snow by heading to the west coast for the Official Twilight Convention in San Francisco. You can follow along on Twitter as she gives us the details for all the guests. Today will have Q and A’s from Kiowa Gordon and Tinsel Korey with Bronson Pelletier, Booboo Stewart, Gil Birmingham, Tyson Houseman, Jodelle Ferland filling out the rest of the weekend.
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