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Scene It? Twilight for the Wii

Amy Tucker — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 13:19:29 +0000

I wrote about this game back in September and at the time I didn’t have any images for you guys.

Basically, nothing has changed since then except the fact that I have eight sweet screenshots for you.

Even though I thought the first movie was horrible, I still kind of want to play this game.

And, based on the sales figures for New Moon [which was much better than Twilight] I have a sneaking suspicion that the Scene it? Twilight for the Wii game is going to sell like hot cakes.

Imagine all of the TwiMoms who will snatch up this game.

The game was released on the 24th so check out Amazon or your local game store for your own copy.

Image|Konami

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Video of the Day: Twilight Spoof

Sabrina Baldini — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:48:47 +0000

If yesterday’s video of the day didn’t have you shaking with laughte r and cringing with embarrassment, then try this one on for size.

Today’s video is a spoof of the hilarious Mad TV sketch of the world’s loneliest homeboy hitting on an unsuspecting female, with a Twilight twist. I find everything about Twilight pretty hilarious and embarrassingly bad, so I couldn’t resist featuring this video.

Maybe if Edward Cullen spoke like this I wouldn’t have copped a snooze in the theatre.

Enjoy!

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Comic-Con '09: Twilight Saga New Moon panel

Robin Parrish — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:34:35 +0000

The Summit Entertainment panel was the hottest ticket in town at Comic-Con on Thursday, as the core cast and the film’s director turned out to promote and talk about The Twilight Saga: New Moon, the second movie in the series.

On hand were stars Kristen Stewart (Bella), Robert Pattinson (Edward), Taylor Lautner (Jacob), Ashley Greene (Alice), and director Chris Weitz. Rather than read about the panel, I know you’d rather see it for yourself. And you’re in luck, because I managed to capture the entire event on film! (Minus the exclusive footage from the film shown to attendees, of course. No one’s allowed to film that, though somebody out there probably managed to.)

Anyway, here’s the entire panel, from start to finish. Below the video are a handful of pics I snapped as well, including some of the crowds before the panel started. Enjoy!

The view of the Twilight line from our hotel.

And there they are: Twilight fans in their natural habitat.

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Robert Pattinson Takes on “Little Ashes”

Jeanne — Wed, 06 May 2009 17:55:51 +0000

Robert Pattinson is best known for his roles as a teenager in Twilight (as Edward Cullen) and Harry Potter (as Cedric Diggory) but it looks as if this British actor is trying to shed the squeaky clean image in favor of something a little more risqué than PG-13.

In his new film Little Ashes, Pattinson portrays the magnificent artist, Salvador Dali. Set in 1922, Dali is just 18 years old when he arrives in Madrid to attend university. While living in the Residencia de Estudiantes, he grabs the attention of port Federico García Lorca (played by Javier Beltran) and aspiring filmmaker Luis Buñuel (Matthew McNulty).

The trio seem inseparable until it is clear that Dali and Lorca are becoming closer, alienating Buñuel and Lorca’s devoted friend and writer Magdalena (Marina Gatell). Eventually, Buñuel separates from the group and moves to Paris to pursue his artistic dreams while Dali and Lorca spend the summer together at Dali’s seaside village of Cadaques.

Everything seems great and Lorca is welcomed by the Dali family but, one night, the pair give in to their attraction and take their relationship to the next level (I can hear Twlight and Potter fans squirming already!). The plot continues to go through a series of complex twists and looks incredibly interesting.

It hits theaters (limited release) on May 8, 2009.

image: APT Films

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