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Tag Archives: Twilight
DVD review | I Am Number Four
Replace Twilight’s hunky vampire with an equally hunky extraterrestrial and you have the selling point for dizzy sci-fi action thriller I Am Number Four. Bidding for some of Robert Pattinson’s heartthrob status, chisel-jawed young English actor Alex Pettyfer plays the … Continue reading
Water for Elephants – Animal magnetism in the circus for Robert Pattinson & Reese Witherspoon
Robert Pattinson proves there’s life beyond Twilight’s vampire heartthrob Edward Cullen with this heady period romance based on the best-selling novel by Sara Gruen. He plays veterinary-school drop-out Jacob Jankowski, who takes to the road in the midst of the … Continue reading
Couch Potato’s Tuesday Trivia: Thirteen – Auditions for this movie took place in a bed.
And it happens to be the very same bed where R-Patz kissed K-Stew for the Twilight screen test. And that’ll be because the 2003 drama Thirteen was directed and co-written by Catherine Hardwicke – director of the first Twilight movie. … Continue reading
Posted in Couch Potato, Films on TV
Tagged Catherine Hardwicke, Even Rachel Wood, kristen stewart, Nikki Reed, Robert Pattinson, Thirteen, Twilight
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I Am Number Four – Sci-fi thriller is explosive fun (but take care the wooden leads don’t give you splinters)
With the Twilight screen series fast approaching its sell-by date, Hollywood is clearly itching to find the next movie franchise that will set teen hearts a-fluttering and teen fingers a-twittering. Replace Twilight’s hunky vampire with an equally hunky extraterrestrial and … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Releases, Reviews, The Best View
Tagged alex pettyfer, Dianna Agron, I am Number Four, Teresa Palmer, Twilight
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New Year, New Releases: Part One
The dawning of a new decade brings with it much of the ‘same old’ coming to a cinema near you. That means sequels for the Transformers, X-Men, Spy Kids, Sherlock Holmes, Paranormal Activity, Twilight, Final Destination (for the love of … Continue reading
Couch Potato Pickings | Did Hammer Horror take the dread out of Dracula?
When I was a kid I had this well-thumbed book about mysteries and the unexplained. From UFOs to the Bermuda Triangle, Nessy to the Yeti, and werewolves to vampires, it showcased an exciting range of spooky myths and legends. At … Continue reading
Couch Potato Pickings | Twilight – a film that deserves to be spoofed
Twilight. How different my life would have been if I’d not seen this film and its sequels. I struggle to imagine how I would have coped in a world packed with Robsessed work colleagues and a media circus that bands … Continue reading
Twilight triple bill sends News Muse to La-la Land
Last Friday, my Twi-hard Team Edward and Team Jacob friends and I took ourselves to the cinema to watch Twilight, New Moon and a preview of Eclipse all in one sitting. You may remember from last Friday’s post that I … Continue reading
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Tagged breaking dawn, Christopher Nolan, eclipse, inception, Leonardo DiCaprio, new moon, team edward, team jacob, twi-hard, Twilight
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