Twilight Trailer, Reviews,and Box Office Result

by wildcherry on Tuesday, November 18th, 2008 | Entertainment, News

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Box office update:
LOS ANGELES - The vampire romance “Twilight” drained the box office in its opening weekend, taking in $70.6 million.

Catherine Hardwicke’s film also enjoyed the biggest opening ever for a female director, blowing away the previous standard of $41.1 million set by Mimi Leder ’s ” Deep Impact ” in 1998.

Drawing from its huge fan base of teenage girls, who fell for Stephenie Meyer’s novel of forbidden love between brooding vampire Edward Cullen and bookish high schooler Bella Swan , “Twilight” made a whopping $20,636 per theater, according to Sunday morning estimates.

Deadline Hollywood is reporting that last night’s midnight screenings generated “north of $7 million.”

And Fandango is reporting some impressinve stats:

–Fandango has been selling 5 “Twilight” tickets per second, as of early Friday morning;

–Fandango sold out more than 1,000 “Twilight” midnight show times on Thursday night, in advance and online.

Twilight movie release date November 21, 2008 in cinema starring: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Billy Burke, Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser, Cam Cigandet, Nikki Reed, Jackson Rathbone, Ashley Greene. And here is the Twilight Filmtrailer review and synopsis:

The Twilight film is Romance, Thriller Genre, with plot the love story between a teenage girl and a vampire. Bella Swan is performed by Christian Stewart, has a little bit different from the other girl in her age, she had not cared about in accordance with the trendy girls in his Phoenix high school.

When his mother married again and send Bella to live with her father in the rainy small town Forks, Washington, she did not expect much to change anything. Then she met the mysterious and beautiful impresses Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), a boy who does not like any that she ever met.

Edward is a Vampire, but he does not have fangs and his family is unique because they choose not to drink human blood. Smart and clever, Edward view directly to the Bella’s soul. Immediately, they swept up in the passionate, excite and unconventional romance. To Edward, Bella is what he has waited 90 years for - a life partner.

But the closer they get, the more Edward must struggle to resist the primal pull of her scent, which could send him into an uncontrollable frenzy. But what will Edward & Bella do when a clan of new vampires – James (Cam Gigandet), Laurent (Edi Gathegi) and Victoria (Rachelle Lefevre) – come to town and threaten to disrupt their way of life?
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Other Review:Rotten Tomatoes

Twilight Premiere in Los Angeles

There were hundreds of people lining the Los Angeles streets screaming and chanting. There were homemade signs, punny slogans, and custom T-shirts. Attendees declared whose team they were on. There were moms and daughters, men and women, couples and singles. There were even a few people so overcome by emotion that tears were shed. They stood for hours, some for days, to make sure their opinions were seen and heard despite the harsh, ashy air quality caused by the numerous nearby wildfires.

I’m not talking about last weekend’s anti-Proposition 8 rally. No, this chaotic scene, which featured more black, less rainbows, was for the Nov. 17 premiere of Twilight, the epic love story of a high-school girl (Bella) and her vampire beau (Edward) based on the hit book series by Stephenie Meyer. While the two events had several similarities, I dare say the Twilight folks were slightly more fanatical.

“We drove from the Bay Area yesterday, got in line at midnight last night, slept out here, took the day off work, and stood all day in order to fulfill a dream to take a picture or get an autograph from the stars,” enthused Cyndee Sauceda, 40, who works in a law office. “And if that doesn’t work out, it will all still be worth it if we get to touch Kellan Lutz or Robert Pattinson.”

Pattinson & Co. obliged for the most part — posing for cell photos, doling out hugs, signing books, bodies, clothes, signs, pizza boxes, any surface that didn’t cause a black Sharpie to run.  “I’m going to have to ice my autograph hand when I get home,” joked Taylor “Jacob” Lautner. Pattinson, Cam Gigandet, and a few other actors even did a victory lap to slap fan hands after they had completed their initial round of interviews and fan appreciation despite holding up the screening over 45 minutes past its scheduled start time.

His leading lady, Kristen Stewart (in a chic Balenciaga mini-dress), arrived minutes after him, her wild swept-up-and-piled two-tone hair giving Pattinson a run for his money. They took their obligatory couples shots, still looking slightly uncomfortable together, as if they are in the middle of a marathon intense-off. Stewart’s demeanor, per usual, was reserved, but she admitted that she’s fascinated by the fan devotion. “I’ve been to a lot of premieres, and none of them have ever been as big as this. Maybe if I had been alive during the days of the Beatles it would be different, but I have never been moved enough to camp out for someone or something. The fact that people did that for our movie is heavy. I just hope they think it was worth it after they see the movie.”

After witnessing the phenomenon first hand, I’m not sure it even matters if the final product is Oscar-worthy. (In fact, two Oscar winners, Jaime Foxx and Kim Basinger, used their influence to score the hot tickets for their obsessed offspring.) Hours in, I was still having to shout my interview questions at the top of my lungs because the “Team Edward” cries were being matched by the howls of the Jacob-supporting wolf pack. In this economic downturn, people had obviously spent a pretty penny getting there, getting takeout from local restaurants, decorating the windows of their cars, outfitting themselves in branded merch. “I’d hate to have to be the guy who has to clean all this up afterward,” Gigandet said, referring to the discarded water bottles, sunscreen and snack trash.

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4 Responses to “Twilight Trailer, Reviews,and Box Office Result”

  1. bintangkecil
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    bintangkecil Says:

    This reminds me of buffy and the vampire slayer ..

  2. Lisa Lowry
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    Lisa Lowry Says:

    I liked the movie and the books. I liked the book, Vrakluna:Origin of the Vampire better. It was more adult romance and definitely had blood in it. Shouldn’t vampires actually feed on blood? I have an extra copy, hit me up or you can go to Amazon. The author’s name is Benjamin G. King.

  3. Geheris
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    Geheris Says:

    Personally, I read the books, most of them anyway, AND then saw the movie.

    While the movie was good< the books were indeed much better. They were more enthralling, more thought intesive, and quite frankly I feel that a lot of the emotionw as drained from the movie.

    ~
    Geheris

  4. coffee
    4
    coffee Says:

    twilight turned out being more enjoyable to watch than i would have expected

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