Though 'Twilight' has its Twi-hards, it seems the latest TV spot for 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2' is looking to broaden the audience by selling the scale of the final chapter of the 'Twilight' films to people who may have written off the franchise.
We're still a bit away from the conclusion of the 'Twilight' franchise 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2' as the film doesn't open until November 16, but to tide fans over is a new clip of Bella (Kristen Stewart) showing off her new powers, which involves being an excellent arm wrestler.
By now, we know exactly what to expect from the 'Twilight' marketing team. After all, they certainly know what works by now and if there's one rule worth following, it's not breaking what isn't broken. So, without further ado, gaze upon the lastest (and possibly final) poster for 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2' and see something very, very familiar.
Kristen Stewart appears nude in the upcoming indie film 'On the Road' - that we know. The film doesn't open until December 21st but photos from Kristen Stewart's nude scene have already leaked online and available for the world to see.
Imagine a movie just about the Temple of Doom, no Indiana Jones. How about one solely following the Prisoner of Azkaban with no Harry Potter in sight? Having a ‘Snow White and the Huntsman 2’ without Snow White just sounds odd. She is the brand.
As 'Snow White and the Huntsman' hits home video, it’s worth taking another look at where the property will go next. Since my last column devoted to plans for a ‘Snow White and the Huntsman 2,’ a few things have happened. The worst of them, to be honest, is that Bob Hoskins (“Muir”) has decided to retire from acting. So there goes one of the dwarfs. Greater issue for some of the movie’s fans, however, is the possible elimination or minimization of Kristen Stewart and the Snow White role. Goodbye presumed love triangle! So now what?
We've already brought you the extended preview of the final trailer for 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 2,' but now here's the full trailer, with even more footage of Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner.
It's hard to know if Walter Salles's 'On the Road' will be a game changing film for its leads, or it will join the ranks of such dubiously famous films as Sam Raimi's 'The Gift' and 'Swordfish' for Kristen Stewart's topless scene. Sundance Selects and IFC films think they might have a winner on their hands, as they're going to release it December 21 in New York and Los Angeles, which means it's getting a Oscar qualifying run.
We're impressed with the level of ridiculous this week has to offer. James Franco is making a movie about Lindsay Lohan's life, Universal is or isn't or is lying about dumping Kristen Stewart from the 'Snow White and the Huntsman' sequel, a dude shot himself in the butt at the movies, and 'The Price is Right' wants to add male models to their showroom. Could this week be any more ridiculous? Wait, don't answer that.
So much has been written as of late about Kristen Stewart and her possible involvement with a ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’ sequel that we’ve practically forgotten she still has one more chapter in ‘The Twilight Saga’ before she closes the book on that franchise for good.
In an effort to get ‘Breaking Dawn: Part 2’ back on everyone’s radar, Summit Entertainment has released pristine copies of the film’s promotional images (no pesky watermarks!), so Twi-hards can investigate every inch of the frame for clues. And it's not awkward at all, err, ummm...
When the announcement of another 'Snow White and the Huntsman' movie arose, fans wondered what direction Universal might take the fairy tale epic. Recently, it looked like our favorite 'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart was getting dropped from the film and Chris Hemsworth would be receiving all the attention for the next installment. But now, whether the original statement was falsely reported or Universal simply retracted what was stated initially, it looks like K-Stew is back in the game (or was never out of the game to begin with).
