Friday, March 11, 2011

Just to let you know...


I've become very busy with college and other things in my life, so I won't be updating my blog much more. But, please follow me on Twitter, where I'll give some updates about the latest Robsten and Twilight news! :D

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6 NEW Outtakes of Robert from TV Week Magazine

Click on each picture to see them in very nice HQ. :)
 



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Saturday, January 8, 2011

Robert Signed Onto New Movie, 'Cosmopolis'

I'm going to just get this right out in the open: I don't hate Robert Pattinson. Sure, the Twilight fran chise is wretched, but that's more the material than the person and his other roles (Remember Me, the upcoming Water for Elephants) prove that he isn't just a pretty boy who is going to ride the coattails of a beloved franchise; this man wants to actually try. And as Dead line reports, he's getting another role to branch out in: Pattinson has just signed on to play the lead in David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis, based on the 2003 novel by Don DeLillo.
Cosmopolis takes over the course of one day in the year 2000 and follows young Eric Packer, a financial wiz­ard who is taking his fancy limousine out to go get a haircut and is prepping to risk his entire fortune on betting against the rise of the Japanese yen. He keeps getting side tracked though, as he runs into a protest, a presiden­tial visit, and a rapper's funeral which keeps traffic at a stand still. During this time, he indulges in sadistic and voyeuristic thoughts and waxes philosophic about the state of the country from the back of his limo. In layman's terms, the guy's kind of a douchebag. Pattinson will be playing this character, and it's also been rumored that Marion Cotillard and Paul Giamatti have also signed on.

See that sounds grea--for a novel. As for a movie, I don't know if it will translate as well since what I've read up on it makes it sound like the main character just sits in his limo and does a bunch of monologues about assorted things. But then again, Cronenberg isn't a horrible director and I've got faith in his vision; not only is he directing the movie, he's also written the script for it so he's got to have some thing invested in the material. What I also like is that Pattinson didn't take this movie for the money or the glory; instead, he signed on because he admires not only the work of the director, but Don DeLillo's novels as well. It's reasons like those that keep me rooting for the pretty boy vampire; I just hope Cosmopolis gives him the chance to shine.


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New Pics of RPattz at Isle of Wight for New Years

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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Saturday, December 11, 2010

New/Old Pics of Robsten at a Wedding Together in L.A.





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NEW/Old Pic of Robsten with Rob's Parents in London During Christmas 2009

This is ridiculously adorable!!! I love how Kristen's holding Rob's hand! They've met each other's parents, obviously! :D



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Monday, December 6, 2010

3 New/Old Pics of KStew with Fans at 'The Runaways' LA Premiere





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New/Old Pic of Robsten with a Fan



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'Breaking Dawn' Love Scenes Took 12 Hours to Film?


If you’ve been following the news related to the production of the upcoming finale to the Twilight saga, you know it’s been steamy. We were recently treated to a nice smattering of photos featuring Edward and Bella prancing around during the infamous ‘Honeymoon scene.’

Fans were also intrigued by the news that the producers are going to turn up the juice for the films, abandoning the somewhat modest approach that the books take. Most fans have thumbed through the thousands of pages that make up the epic love story—only to be disappointed by the lack of any real details when it comes to ‘landing the deal.’

All of that is about to change with the release of the next film—Life & Style magazine recently reported that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart’s love scene in Breaking Dawn took nearly 12 hours to shoot. I’m wondering if they just kept messing up so that they could spend more time snogging. Who knows?

Even more interesting is that R-Patz recently admitted that he gets way too carried away while filming love scenes with Kristen. He said in a recent interview that he somehow forgets that there is an entire crew standing by watching, and just gets into it with her. No wonder their love seems so natural on the screen.

This is certainly fun news for fans, who were recently treated to the DVD release of Eclipse. Did you pick up a copy this week?

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Friday, December 3, 2010

Video - New Sneak Peek at 'Eclipse' DVD Commentary!!

'Eclipse' Director David Slade Talks About Favorite Deleted Scene from 'Eclipse'


After grossing more than $30 million from midnight shows alone, “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” will make its way to DVD on Saturday, just in time for the holiday season.

Director David Slade told CNN that Twihards have a lot to look forward to on the two-disc special edition of “Eclipse.”

On top of audio commentary from Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, as well as author Stephenie Meyer and producer Wyck Godfrey, Slade says deleted scenes and special features for Team Edward and Team Jacob supporters won’t disappoint.

And despite the fact that Slade rarely commentates on his films - saying, “When it comes to the commentary, you kind of reduce [the film] down to a bunch of silly anecdotes” - he said it was important for him to tell viewers why certain scenes didn’t make it into the film.

“It’s good to love a specific passage in a book, but it’s in the book and it works because it’s in the book,” Slade said. “It might not work as well in the film, but you might be disappointed when you [don’t] see it.”

He added: “They’re lovely scenes that look like they would work wonderfully. But actually, when you put them in the context of the whole, they don’t. And so I felt it was the responsible thing to do as the director to speak up and talk about the things that were taken out. … It’s really for the fans who probably loved the scenes that we took out.”

Slade’s favorite deleted scene originally came after a spat between Bella and Edward early on in the film.

When Bella sets out to see Jacob one night, Edward catches her in her truck “and they have a bit of a row,” Slade says. In the final version of the film, Bella simply heads back into the house and slams the door, ending the scene.

“We actually shot a scene where the row continues for a little while and she goes upstairs and she looks at the open window and she closes it,” he said. “Then she kind of has a moment and then she unlocks it and opens it again. And it was really touching and emotional, but it’s like a speed bump every time you hit it. It kind of threw you out of the film.”

And when asked about the memorable tent scene, which baffled my coworker, who was confused as to why Bella wasn’t wearing a jacket in the midst of a blizzard, Slade simply responded:

“Poor planning on Bella’s behalf I would say. If you’re going to go up a mountain, you should wear a big coat. It’s just really silly to be honest. I wish she was wearing a hat though.”

Speaking of scenes where Jacob (Taylor Lautner) appears sans shirt, viewers can engage in special features called “Edward Fast-Forward” and “Jacob Fast-Forward,” which skip to “all your favorite” Edward and Jacob scenes, according to Amazon.com.

So Twihards, have you pre-ordered your “Eclipse” DVD yet or are you waiting for it to hit stores on Saturday?

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Thursday, December 2, 2010