Twilight fans want to know the answer to a very simple question: Why do people hate Twilight? Well, for the past 3 years the entire world has been forced to watch vampires turn into diamond-crusted, sparkling, pretty boys. Thanks to Summit Entertainment, Stephanie Meyer’s flat characters have been transformed from the pages of the novel to the big screen. Now we get to see even more coverage of these outlandish characters… front cover of magazines, cereal boxes, hair products, Skittle bags, Coke boxes, condom boxes Oops that one hasn’t happened yet due to the fact that virginity is held at a very high standard in theTwilight Saga. So here we go… 10 Reasons People Hate Twilight:
Before Twilight first hit theaters, there was a lot of talk that the vampire franchise could outperform our beloved boy wizard at the box office. And even though the Harry Potter franchise has come to a bitter sweet ending, the fans still feel the need to stomp all over the poor Twilight fans. Can’t we just all be friends? Lets look at the past box office earnings shall we?… (Click title above to continue reading)
Now I know what you’re thinking when you read the name Stephenie Meyer. Either you shriek with joy or you groan with absolute hatred. I don’t think there is a middle ground when it comes to Twilight. And now that the end is so near, fans and haters everywhere are looking for what new story/torture we will have to deal with. And so shuffles in the trailer for Meyer’s other “more adult” book, The Host. And while I would normally completely dismiss this simply because it is associated with one of the worst writers in the world, I found myself a little curious.
Do you remember your 21st birthday? There’s a strange balance of exciting memories made alongside some blacked out parts that it might be better if everyone forgot about. My 21st was only a year ago and was celebrated with a lot of my high school buddies and a few college visitors in my hometown of Baltimore City. There was some dancing, some drinking, and unfortunately a camera that documented all the experiences we could have otherwise forgotten.
Since it’s a movie, 21 and Over will be able to capture all of the unforeseen circumstances from Jeff Chang’s (Justin Chon, Twilight) soon to be epic 21st birthday extravaganza. Although he has a medical school interview in the morning, that doesn’t stop Chang’s… (Click title above to continue writing)
If you trip up, you get up and keep moving forward.
At only 22 years of age, Kristen Stewart has had more attention placed on her than any other actress in Hollywood as of late. Taking the #1 spot in Forbes list of2012′s Highest-Paid Actresses in Hollywood, Stewart fought her way through nasty tabloids after the infamous scandal with director Rupert Sanders. Now she’s focused on mending her relationship with co-star Robert Pattinson and pushing her career forward. Her next move? Starring in Focus with Ben Affleck… (CLICK TITLE ABOVE TO CONTINUE READING)
For fans of Twilight, November 16th marks both a joyous and upsetting time; The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 will hit theaters, closing the book on Bella’s final chapter and trials as a vampire, a mother, and a wife. We’ve seen the character come to life through the eyes of Kristen Stewart, and now her story comes full circle. From mortal to immortal, from an emotional tween to a strong, loving, and roundhouse kicking mother, Bella’s journey heads toward the final resolution.
Taking the title as the third most lucrative book-to-film adaptation (behind Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings), The Twilight Saga has garnered an impressive $3.2 billion worldwide. Although many would like to deny this fact, the success only proves that there’s a strong audience for a franchise that many would consider an emo-filled, love-infested, vampire debauchery. However, where there’s money involved, Hollywood will come-a-knocking. Stephenie Meyer proved that her stories and characters were indeed profitable when they flew off the shelves in bookstores worldwide… (Click link above to continue reading)
“They’re already onto the [‘Breaking Dawn’] follow-up.” Those were the words that hit the net this morning from several of Movie Hole’s inside sources.
Last month it was announced that Lionsgate, who acquired the rights to Summit Entertainment this year for $412.5 million, had interest in moving forward withThe Twilight Saga franchise, but only with author Mrs. Stephenie Meyer’s blessings. Several hours later, people voiced their opinions. Would we really have to deal with several more years of this? Perhaps it’s a joke? Promotion for ‘Breaking Dawn – Part 2′. That seems reasonable… right?
Of course, no one took it seriously, but perhaps we should.
Is this a spin off, a reboot, or something entirely different? Last we heard, the studio was rumored to have a reboot in mind. But could a reboot possibly be in the works this early in the game?… (Click title above to continue reading)
The stores are filled with Halloween decorations. A few fanatics are even starting to decorate, and almost everyone who celebrates Halloween has started talking about costume plans — whether for themselves, their kids, or their pets. Others, like me, have been taking advantage of the seasonal candy selection (because everyone knows chocolate tastes better when it’s shaped like a ghost). But what’s another way to prepare? Rent some scary movies! Either get some friends together or turn off all the lights and scare yourself silly by watching them alone. Here are three movie marathon suggestions to get you into the Halloween mood. Pro tip: Awesome level increases if watched while in costume.
Zombie movies have been around forever, ranging from silly to horrifying. You’ve got your fast zombies, your slow zombies, zombie-viruses spread by bites, by contaminated food, or by airborne bacteria. Well, there are zombie purists who think that the only true zombies are those that pass on the disease by biting people and all the other so-called “zombies” are just wannabes. But if you have one in your friend group who starts grammar nazi-ing the definition, just throw candy corn at them. Here’s a list of must-see walking dead genres to check out: (click title above to continue reading)
Anna Kendrick is a firecracker actress and musical performer known for her spunky and quirky personality. At just 27-years-old, Kendrick has already been a part of more successful projects than many will experience throughout their whole career. Anna has starred in several films that have skyrocketed her from a Broadway star to a full blown Hollywood celeb.
Kendrick began her career at just 10-years-old, traveling by bus from Maine to NYC to audition for Broadway shows. At just age 12, she’d already landed a spot in the musical High Society. Her portrayal of Dinah earned her a Tony Award nomination, making her the third youngest nominee in history.
In a recent interview with The Guardian, Kendrick recalls just how different she was from her peers in the audition room for a shampoo commercial:
“There was a roomful of kids and they taught us this jingle which we all had to sing. I remember looking around: everyone seemed so thrilled to be singing it. Then the casting director stopped us and said, ‘Anna, can you smile more please? You don’t seem like you’re very happy.’ I wasn’t so good at doing that cheesy little kid thing. At least now when I go on David Letterman, they don’t have some embarrassing clip of me singing a shampoo jingle.”…
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You can slam The Twilight Saga for a lot of stuff — cheesy writing, awkward moments, laughable CGI — but you can’t claim that the plot lacks character development, especially since meek and indecisive Bella Swan can be seen tackling a mountain lion in the latest trailer. How much more character development could you possibly want?!
Two nights ago we received the first glimpse at the beginning of the end for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2. Summit Entertainment teased fans with a 90 second preview at MTV’s Video Music Awards. Just about the entire cast was there to present the new footage… well, everyone except for Kristen Stewart that is.Robert Pattinson was left to do the honors without Stewart by his side. It didn’t help any that only an hour before, host and comedian Kevin Hart addressed the big elephant in the room, but commended Stewart for apologizing for her mistake… (click link above to read more)
There was nothing short of excitement as the cast of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 were the first to open the festivities at San Diego’s Comic-Con 2012. Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart,Taylor Lautner, Mackenzie Foy, Kellan Lutz, Peter Facinelli, Ashley Greene, and Stephenie Meyer were the first to grace the movie panel in Hall H.
As this is the last Comic-Con for the franchise, devoted fans lined up in anticipation for what would be one memorable afternoon. According to MTV News, Summit Entertainment screened the first 7 minutes of the film, and another clip which showed Bella Swan as a vampire. Meyer also gave fans a sneak peak into her upcoming film, Host. Several sources reported that the event was full of laughter and awe, as the actors began to reveal information into the final chapter… (Click the link above to read more)