POTD: Rob and Kristen HOT Outtakes!

Happy Saturday, y’all!  Some sleepy, sexy pix from me today.  Love the similar poses.  Enjoy!

Taylor Lautner wants comedy with Twilight stars

Twilight is the vampire film that cashed in big on the science fiction trend in Hollywood. Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz all became household names as a result of this 2008 fantasy film. Stephenie Meyers is the author of the popular novels from which the movies are based. In this installment, a young girl named Bella (Stewart) is sent to live with her father in the rainy little town of Forks, Washington. Then she meets the mysterious and dazzling Edward Cullen (Pattinson), whose unlike any boy she's ever met. The two are swept up in a passionate romance, though it's quickly threatened when the Cullens' mortal vampire enemies come to Forks looking for Bella.

November 15th, 2011

Taylor Lautner wants to do a comedy with his 'Twilight' co-stars.

The hunky actor has loved working with Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart on the much-loved vampire franchise, but thinks if they did work together in the future it would have to be in a completely different genre of movie.

Speaking on the black carpet at the premiere of 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1' in Los Angeles, Taylor said: "If I did a film again with them, I'd like to do a comedy. A super, super funny movie. I think they're funny, especially when they're together. Our relationships together are quite hilarious so it would be a funny movie, definitely."

Breaking dawn takes 181 million

The fourth and final novel in the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. Divided into three parts, the first and third sections are written from Bella Swan's perspective and the second is written from the perspective of Jacob Black. In Breaking Dawn Part 1, Quileute and the Volturi close in on expecting parents Edward and Bella, whose unborn child poses different threats to the wolf pack and vampire coven.

 

November 21st, 2011

'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1' has taken £181 million globally on its opening weekend.

The fourth instalment in the popular film franchise - which tells the story of vampire Edward Cullen and his human love Bella Swan - more than doubled its £70 million budget and took in £46 million on its Friday (18.11.11) opening.

New trailer for Bel Ami with Robert Pattinson

seems to be creating as much distance as he can between himself and Edward Cullen, by getting up to no good with plenty of Parisian women...

For those of you that thought Bella and Edwards honeymoon shenanigans were a bit of a let-down, you'll be glad to hear that Twilight-alumni is more than making up for his 5-film long chastity in his upcoming film, Bel Ami (some images here).

The pale one stars alongside Christina Ricci, Uma Thurman, and Colm Meaney. Bel Ami tells the tale of an Englishman in Paris, seeking fame and fortune, but finding that his path to success lies in the city's influential women.

It sounds like the perfect opportunity for Pattinson to send up his ridiculous celebrity status, a position he seems to find incredibly uncomfortable. The actor is making some smart choices post-Twilight, so let's see if this helps him break out of the tween market.

Kristen Stewart 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1' Interview

Kristen Stewart The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 Press Conference

Director Bill Condon talked about you having a schizophrenic life while making this movie, playing a virgin in the morning, a vampire in the afternoon, and delivering a baby in the evening. Can you talk about that experience?Kristen Stewart: "Shooting two movies at the same time completely out of sequence, it wasn't something

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BREAKING DAWN Early Reviews: Bella/Edward Sexless Honeymoon Lame and Disappointing

pregnant  Breaking DawnBill Condon's BREAKING DAWN Gets Strongly Panned: Early Reviews

Below are three  review snippets — all pans — from major trade publications. After reading

First poster for Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1

 

Summit release first poster for Twilight:  Part 1 (and it looks like your nan's screensaver)

Summit Entertainment have released a very, umm, literal teaser poster for the first instalment of the next Twilight adaptation, . As you can see, it’s a photo of dawn, you know, breaking.

New Twilight: Breaking Dawn poster

The cast of Twilight:  are all looking at you as if they think you just farted. Apart from that girl on the right who's a bit turned on by it all.

Summit Entertainment has released a new Breaking Dawn poster featuring a shedload of the cast giving everyone evils and doing their best “this is an intense situation” looks.  Pattinson and Lautner, the two supernatural

New look at Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part One

With the release of Breaking Dawn just around the corner, here's another new batch of images to feast your eyes on...

The release of the fourth Twilight movie is fast approaching, and it’s safe to say that no one will be feasibly able to ignore it when released next month.

Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 review

Riddled with the same problems which have plagued the earlier films, Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 does little to convince Mark to come back for Part 2...

This might seem an odd place to start, but I was struck by the unusual end credits of Breaking Dawn Part 1. A sudden cut to sans-serif lettering and blaring rock music, reminiscent of the ending of Watchmen, might have fazed me, if it hadn't been prefaced by a two-hour salvo of WTF-ing hysteria.

For one thing, it confirms that David Slade's Eclipse, the previous instalment in the Twilight saga, is highly likely to be as good as the series will ever get. If you don't care about the series by now, you never will, but Breaking Dawn Part 1 is definitely the point at which you'll be left behind if you don't really, really want to know how it all wraps up.

With respect to fans of the films who aren't into Stephanie Meyer's execrable novels, it's only fair to recommend that you wait until after you've seen it before reading any more of this review. The film is pretty critic-proof, and if you already have your mind made up to see this, nothing I can say will influence you. Then again, perhaps you should be warned, that this is the one where the series takes a long walk off a short pier, into the depths of Gothic romance and body horror.

Having endlessly deliberated for the previous