@larry411:

I guess since Eclipse had the most Razzie nominations but didn’t “win” a single won makes it the big “winner” of the night.

I came across this location today while on a Tour. I saw a truck carrying green boxwood plants and like yesterday felt it was going to a new TSBD location so I followed the truck. That truck, like the truck yesterday lead us to this new Breaking Dawn Location. The house is just a facade. It is not a complete set house like the Swan House. The house is about 200 feet off the main road but is down a small slope. They just carved a site in the woods. They have installed a big net in front of the house to block the view from the road. We saw the set dec people bringing in beautiful iron yard furniture and potted boxwood plants.

They are prepping for filming next week. My source tells me there are around 12 different New Moon locations on the go.

cybermelli:

2010. new york. if you’re looking at em, you might as well have accurrate data.

This will be where some fight training and perhaps a Bella/Emmett arm wrestling match may be filmed.

It is a great clearing surrounded by real and extra prop trees. It has filming equipment set up and several props and set dressings.

Not too far up the public dog walking trail is this building which had set designers working hard at yesterday.

Today all was quiet in the snow.

Some speculate this is the back of the Cullen house (since we have never actually seen it on film) and that the house will serve as back drop to the scenes happening in the backyard.

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Abigail Breslin is the cute girl from “Little Miss Sunshine”

She might be an Oscar-nominated actress and a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, but Abigail Breslin loves the teen vampire flicks “Twilight” as much an any other 14-year-old girl.

She’s got a screen crush on one of the vampire hotties, but won’t divulge if she swears allegiance to Team Edward (Robert Pattinson) or Team Jacob (Taylor Lautner).

“I’m afraid to say. I’ll get attacked,” Breslin said, laughing. “I think right now that I’ll just say I’m Team Switzerland. I don’t want girls to kill me.”

Like other “twi-hards,” Breslin is anxious for the first installment of the two-part franchise finale, “Breaking Dawn,” due in November.
About the wait, she sighs heavily, “it’s too long.”

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I’ll be tweeting here and there from the Indie Spirit carpet. Bill Murray, Uma, Portman @jamesfranco @annakendrick47 all on the way.

And we made a request,

@joshuahorowitz Ooooo, Uma Thurman?! Bel Ami details are NEEDED BAD! haha Please and thank you? ~Kristin

No Go.

Indie Spirit carpet is a wrap. Bunch of interviews coming your way soon! Uma must have snuck in the back!

Hi guys,

In the newest issue of Entertainment Weekly, [issue #1144] there is an article on 10 ways to fix the movies.

#5 is “embrace the on-demand” button. The following is part of the description:

“Sure, there’s something to be said for the communal joy of watching the latest Twilight movie in a theater packed with 300 screaming Robert Pattinson fans, but its time Hollywood got over its fear of video on demand”.

Thank you to @Ivygirl_702 for sending it in to us!

Here is an excerpt from her editorial on how The Twilight Saga changed everything,

2005, marked the start of an era for all the Twi-Hards, Twilighters, Twi-Moms, or whichever name you want them call, as long as they are fans of THE TWILIGHT SAGA. Everybody knows that in that year, the first book off the series, TWILIGHT hit bookshelves. And I think at that time, nobody predicted what it would become today. VIRAL.

Now, everything in the world seems to revolve and related with THE TWILIGHT SAGA.

CONCEPT ON VAMPIRES

In the past, once we hear the word VAMPIRE, we immediately relate it to DRACULA, BLOOD, DEATH, FEAR and all those creepy stuffs. But with the release of TWILIGHT, the way we look at vampires CHANGED. Right?

Now, we associate it with HOT-SEXY-HANDSOME-BEAUTIFUL-SPARKLY BEINGS. We fell in love with the whole concept of it, and even got addicted to them. TWILIGHT definitely changed what people seem to believe in the past.

With the success of THE TWILIGHT SAGA, it paved way for other authors that have written books with concepts and characters of VAMPIRES and IMMORTALS. Really, books with a VAMPIRIC THEME ended up in the BESTSELLER’S LIST.

To read the rest of her analysis, please visit her blog here and leave your comments!