Due to one of the items being a spoiler, I have placed the item descriptions under the cut just in case!

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There is certainly a market out there for it. When the subject came up on twitter there was a huge response. Not only do people want to see this option, they’re willing to pay for it. There has even been a petition set up for those wanting to see an R-rated DVD version. Summit has become king of the multiple DVD release with New Moon. Could this just be added as another option?

What are your thoughts? Do you want to see an unrated version or a Director’s cut that includes footage that exceeds the limits for a PG-13 rating? If you’re not sure just what they can include in a PG-13 movie, check out this post that Kerry did a while back giving some details. If you do want the more explicit footage, is it for story integrity or just to see more nude and/or semi-nude Robert Pattinson?

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As gruesome as it may be, Bella’s big birthing scene in Breaking Dawn can’t come soon enough.

But until then, here’s an update on what to expect…

Screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg tells me she’s been in Baton Rouge with director Bill Condon doing rewrites for the scripts for the two BD movies.

“We’re working on it,” Rosenberg says of baby Renesmee’s less-than-pretty arrival. “And we’re working on it to be as intense as it is in the book.”

Yikes. That could be a whole lotta gore.

“I don’t think it’s about the amount of blood you show,” Rosenberg says. “It’s about the intensity of it. It’s on their faces. It’s all from Bella’s point of view when you’re seeing what’s going. It should feel visceral. I think it’s going to be pretty intense.”

What’s Rosenberg’s ETA on the final scripts? “It better damn well be before the beginning of November,” she says, “because that’s when we start shooting.”

Thanks to Robert Pattinson Life, here are the Rob mentions in Peter’s live chat:

- 13:20 – Explains why he is Team Edward
- 14:05 – Talks about working with Rob “He’s fantastic”. Talks about him looking like a “homeless guy”, the hair extensions and finally seeing him as Edward. “He’s a cool guy, very professional, he’s always thinking,…”
- 16:23 – Talks about filming Twilight in Oregon and going to open-mic nights where Rob would play for the cast.
- 40:18 – Other than Carlisle, he would love to play Edward in Twilight
- 53:25 – Actors he enjoyed working with the most: Burt Reynolds, Edie Falco, Rob, Kristen, …
- 59:00 – Talks about pranks and mentions the “card story” during New Moon. Always funny

Transcription:

“So I met Rob…and he just looked weird. Like some homeless guy. I was like…is this Edward? And then a few days later, he came back in without them and I was like…Now that’s Edward” RE: Rob’s fancy hair extentions

What’s it like working with Rob?
“I wish he’d bathe once in a while…no I’m joking. I don’t know where all those rumors come from”
“he’s always thinking”

“I would be Team Edward. Because he’s my son. If I wasn’t connected to the family or whatever, I would still be Team Edward. The idea of living for eternity”

Other than Carlise, who else would you want to play in the Twilight Saga?
“If i was like 20 years younger. Wait, how old is Rob? like..24? yeah..10/11 years younger. I would love to play Edward. But the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree”

Favorite actors you’ve worked with?
“[says others] Rob….Kristen…”

THE CARD STORY? HE TALKED ABOUT IT BEFORE…YEAH
“So I bought the card and gave it to Rob Pattinson.”
Peter: “So I go to him and I’m like oh did you give it to Kristen? and Rob’s like “yeah she’s mad at me now,”
Peter: “so i had to go and explain to Kristen that it was a joke”
Kristen: “would have been fine if you gave it to me but Rob gave it to me”

This book is $9.99 on their website. You can see the sample of Edward and Bella below:

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Thank you to autumnpearl from Rob’s IMDB message board!

Little Ashes

Robert Pattinson stars in this Spanish-British drama chronicling Salvador Dalí’s early days at university in Madrid.

In the film, Pattinson’s Dalí and Federico García Lorca (Javier Beltran) become closer as the two spend more and more time together, forming the epicentre of bohemian Madrid culture.  The scene pictured above marks the culmination of their intense friendship and the beginning of a new, doomed era in their relationship in a suitably impassioned fashion.

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Although we still have four months left in the year, we’re already getting a jump start on the best movies of 2010.

From summer blockbusters like ‘Inception’ to small indies like ‘The Kids Are All Right,’ these 16 movies have already made a serious impression on moviegoers across the country.

Check them out below.

16. ‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse’
As they say, third time’s the charm. ‘Eclipse,’ the third chapter in the uber-popular ‘Twilight’ saga, ranks as the franchise’s best film to date, with a storyline that is mature, exciting and, in the case of the final showdown between Edward and Victoria, downright epic. We’re still not sure where we stand in the Team Edward vs. Team Jacob debate, but after seeing ‘Eclipse,’ we’re 100 percent Team ‘Twilight.’

Summer 2010 won’t set a box-office high, and fewer tickets have been sold than in any swimsuit season in more than a decade.

The industry’s near-flat summer revenue is largely because of a shorter industry season this year, featuring 18 weekends compared to a year-earlier 19. The box-office season ends Monday, with projections showing $4.24 billion in industry coin collected between May 7 and Labor Day, or slightly 1% less than in summer 2009.

But summer admissions are down almost 6%, to a projected 538 million. Hollywood hasn’t marked a new summer admissions high since 2004, when 642 million tickets were sold, according to the National Association of Theatre Owners.

Exhibitors charged an average $7.88 for summer movie tickets, up 4.5% from $7.54 last summer, NATO said. That compares with an almost 6% ticket-price jump between summer 2008 and last year, when the spread of premium pricing in 3D venues fueled a more dramatic inflation in moviegoing costs.

Summer 2010 produced 11 films that rang up more than $100 million apiece, three fewer than last year. That simply means there were too few attractive films in the market, Corcoran suggested.

According to The Hollywood Reporter

“There’s been too much emphasis on the increase in ticket prices,” the NATO spokesman said. “It’s too quick and easy to point to ticket prices and say that’s the reason a summer does better or worse. The difference in almost any year is how attractive the movies are to an audience.”

But, as usual, the summer triggered a few likely franchises.

Among the list of winners from Moviefone
•Paramount and Disney
•Sony
•Summit — Four words: ‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.’ Along with summer’s third biggest movie ($298 million), however, Summit also distributed another sizable romantic hit with ‘Letters to Juliet’ ($53 million).
•Kids
•Indies

The Spike Scream Awards 2010 will air October 19th, 9:00–11:00 PM!

Categories to care about:

Ultimate Scream – The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Best Fantasy Movie – The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Best Fantasy Actor – Robert Pattinson, The Twilight Saga Eclipse

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#RememberMeDVD available today in Germany! Thanks @samsymarie about 6 hours ago via Echofon