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Snow White and The Huntsman
O M G!! I wanted to see this before I saw this trailer, now I want to see it even more .. WOW!!
Posted on 23 Jan 2012 by Bianca
Twilight - Disney Style
I think this poster is awesome. Follow the link below to see other movies that have been Disney-a-fied!!
Source: Next Movie
Posted on 23 Jan 2012 by Bianca
Twilight Car Stickers
I was just emailed these Twilight Car Stickers by Ryan, who created them. How brilliant are they?
Grab your Twilight Stickers at: http://www.twilightstickers.com/
Grab your Twilight Stickers at: http://www.twilightstickers.com/
Posted on 23 Jan 2012 by Bianca
Robert Pattinson - Fan Drawing
I was emailed this picture that a fan has drawn ... LOVE IT!! Very different from anything else anyone has done .. I have the permission to share and so I couldn't resist, it had to be shared ... so enjoy!
Source: The Twilight Zone
Source: The Twilight Zone
Posted on 17 Jan 2012 by Bianca
Breaking Dawn - Fanart Posters
Posted on 05 Jan 2012 by Bianca
Breaking Dawn DVD & Blu-ray – February 11th
OMG! I'm SO EXCITED!!!
Breaking Dawn Part 1 will be released on February 11th. There are multiple version available including some limited editions. There are tons of bonus features including music videos, behind the scene footage, documentaries, and more.
Source: Twilight Guide
Breaking Dawn Part 1 will be released on February 11th. There are multiple version available including some limited editions. There are tons of bonus features including music videos, behind the scene footage, documentaries, and more.
Source: Twilight Guide
Posted on 05 Jan 2012 by Bianca
Birth Scene in “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1″ makes MTV Best Movie Scenes Of 2011 List
6. Birth Scene in “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1″
The penultimate “Twilight” flick may not have made our list of the best movies of 2011, but it’s hard to argue there was a more memorable scene - by which we mean totally goddamn bonkers - than the sequence when pregnant Bella Swan goes into labor and Edward Cullen, after realizing that a mere scalpel can’t free their vampire/human spawn, goes to work on his wife’s womb with his fangs. Blood is spilled, gasps and/or guffaws are unleashed by moviegoers (depending on each one’s relative level of Twi-hardness), and cinematic history is made.” - E.D.
Check out what other scenes made the list at MTV
The penultimate “Twilight” flick may not have made our list of the best movies of 2011, but it’s hard to argue there was a more memorable scene - by which we mean totally goddamn bonkers - than the sequence when pregnant Bella Swan goes into labor and Edward Cullen, after realizing that a mere scalpel can’t free their vampire/human spawn, goes to work on his wife’s womb with his fangs. Blood is spilled, gasps and/or guffaws are unleashed by moviegoers (depending on each one’s relative level of Twi-hardness), and cinematic history is made.” - E.D.
Check out what other scenes made the list at MTV
Posted on 02 Jan 2012 by Bianca
Interview with Marisa Quintanilla (Huilen in Breaking Dawn Pt2)
Posted on 02 Jan 2012 by Bianca
Anastasia Mantihora - Twilight inspired art
This is another drawing from the incredibly talented artist who has allowed me to use two of her pieces of work (the second is yet to come) for the banner of this site. I could use so many of her drawings, they are amazing, but I count myself extremely lucky for the privilege to use 2, so I won't push my luck.
Anywho ... I just had another visit to Anastasia Mantihora's site and found this little gem that I couldn't resist sharing .. and there are SO many more .. please click on the source link below and visit her deviantart site.
Source: Anastasia Mantihora DeviantArt
Anywho ... I just had another visit to Anastasia Mantihora's site and found this little gem that I couldn't resist sharing .. and there are SO many more .. please click on the source link below and visit her deviantart site.
Source: Anastasia Mantihora DeviantArt
Posted on 30 Dec 2011 by Bianca
Guri Weinberg Talks About Being a Vampire in 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn Pt2'
While attending the "Twilight" convention in Dallas, Texas, I had a chance to sit down with actor Guri Weinberg and chat with him about his role in the upcoming second half of "Breaking Dawn." Weinberg portrays Romanian vampire Stefan in the film. He also had the distinct honor of playing his own father, Moshe Weinberg, in Steven Spielberg's "Munich." Moshe was one of the Israelis killed in 1972 during the Munich massacre.
Do you do the "Twilight" conventions often?
When I'm invited to do them, I'll come in. I don't do them as often as some of the other actors do. It's a matter of who they want to be in them. It's not about whether you want to do them or not. All the actors want to do them because it's great to meet the fans. It's great to show your appreciation.
Your movie, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2," hasn't even come out yet. This is like a taste of what you can probably expect after that movie comes out and you're actually visible in the film.
It's weird because my movie doesn't come out for another year. Everybody has read the book and they know my character. It's as if the movie has already come out in a way. The fans are so passionate about the book and all the characters. They know more about the characters than we do. It's not about if they've seen you in it yet for them. It's the fact that you're representing the character.
How is it stepping into the role of a centuries-old vampire? How do you prepare for something like that?
The role comes from Romania over 3,000 years ago. They didn't have the same Romanian dialect as it is today because 3,000 years ago there was Greek, Roman, and Slavic influences. We had to learn Romanian dialect, switch it around, and add those things in so it would be a little more genuine to the time when they were human. That was the hardest thing because it doesn't exist. You have to make it up.
That was the hardest thing, along with learning about those times 3,000 years ago. How was life then? How did they do things? They used to rule the vampire world so they were more royal. For 1,500 years they've been kicked out and beat by the Volturi. You've got the royal behavior and thought but they've been exiled. They don't have that royalty anymore. Some of them just want the revenge. It's all those things. They used to have wives. Some of them lost their wives. How does that all play into it?
So it's more about adapting to the times as they change around them?
It's not about the age. It's more about the behavior, the way of doing things, and speaking. Nobody said "dude" in the 1950s. It's more about what you take from the past and bring into today. That shows the age. You're a vampire and you can't get old, so it becomes more about how you dress, walk, and see the world.
Source: Yahoo Movies
Do you do the "Twilight" conventions often?
When I'm invited to do them, I'll come in. I don't do them as often as some of the other actors do. It's a matter of who they want to be in them. It's not about whether you want to do them or not. All the actors want to do them because it's great to meet the fans. It's great to show your appreciation.
Your movie, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2," hasn't even come out yet. This is like a taste of what you can probably expect after that movie comes out and you're actually visible in the film.
It's weird because my movie doesn't come out for another year. Everybody has read the book and they know my character. It's as if the movie has already come out in a way. The fans are so passionate about the book and all the characters. They know more about the characters than we do. It's not about if they've seen you in it yet for them. It's the fact that you're representing the character.
How is it stepping into the role of a centuries-old vampire? How do you prepare for something like that?
The role comes from Romania over 3,000 years ago. They didn't have the same Romanian dialect as it is today because 3,000 years ago there was Greek, Roman, and Slavic influences. We had to learn Romanian dialect, switch it around, and add those things in so it would be a little more genuine to the time when they were human. That was the hardest thing because it doesn't exist. You have to make it up.
That was the hardest thing, along with learning about those times 3,000 years ago. How was life then? How did they do things? They used to rule the vampire world so they were more royal. For 1,500 years they've been kicked out and beat by the Volturi. You've got the royal behavior and thought but they've been exiled. They don't have that royalty anymore. Some of them just want the revenge. It's all those things. They used to have wives. Some of them lost their wives. How does that all play into it?
So it's more about adapting to the times as they change around them?
It's not about the age. It's more about the behavior, the way of doing things, and speaking. Nobody said "dude" in the 1950s. It's more about what you take from the past and bring into today. That shows the age. You're a vampire and you can't get old, so it becomes more about how you dress, walk, and see the world.
Source: Yahoo Movies
Posted on 30 Dec 2011 by Bianca
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