Video: 'Eclipse' Trailer 10 Second Sneak Peak

10 Mar 2010

Well here's what we've been waiting for, the 10 second 'Eclipse' trailer preview! We we hopefully see the whole trailer by tomorrow - keep on the lookout! Glad the wig doesn't look TOO bad so far...

Video: Robert on The Early Show

09 Mar 2010

At some point last week Robert was interviewed in New York on The Early Show. CBS has now released the interview:

Video: MSN Interview with Robert for 'Remember Me'

09 Mar 2010

Robert Pattinson: 'I Didn't Like the Way 'New Moon' Was Treated By Critics'

09 Mar 2010

Parade Magazine released part one of an interview with Robert, who discussed his career, 'Remember Me', and his thoughts on reviews for 'New Moon':

Maybe he skips the reviews.
"I didn't like the way New Moon was treated by the critics. I think it was reviewed in the context of just being a big franchise movie. When something is so hyped, inevitably, there is a backlash against it. I think Chris Weitz is an amazing director. I really enjoyed the film. So the naysayers kind of annoyed me."

So why not try an album?
"I kind of want to do one at the end of the year. All my friends are recording albums and I'm very annoyed about it. But I can't do two things at once. I don't know how people like Jennifer Lopez can act and also sing. I'm just like, 'I can't.' But, hopefully, I'll find some time to get it together."

Sneak Peak of 'Eclipse' Trailer Tomorrow

09 Mar 2010

Summit Entertainment tweeted that we will be getting a 10 second sneak peak of 'Eclipse' tomorrow!

Tomorrow morning be on the lookout for the worldwide 10-second sneak peek of the Eclipse Trailer!
about 3 hours ago via web

Video: Kristen at 82nd Academy Awards (Oscars)

08 Mar 2010

Anna Kendrick Is 'Undecided' About Filming 'Breaking Dawn' In 3-D

08 Mar 2010

Kendrick is the latest 'Twilight' castmember to express concerns about filming the last installment in the saga in three dimensions.

Anna Kendrick isn't sure she'd like to see the next installment of the "Twilight Saga" in 3-D. Not only does she have reservations about tackling "Breaking Dawn" in three dimensions, but she isn't really sure she's down with 3-D at all, for that matter.

"I'm still undecided about 3-D, personally," the Oscar nominee told MTV News on the red carpet at the Academy Awards on Sunday (March 7). "But obviously they don't consult me personally on whether or not 'Breaking Dawn' is going to be in 3-D."

While she joked that it's in her contract that she be involved in those kinds of decisions, Kendrick, who also shared that she thought the "Eclipse" trailer is going to be "beautiful," is the latest castmember to be anti 3-D for "Breaking Dawn."

Kellan Lutz isn't a big fan of 3-D movies, either. "3-D kind of hurts my eyes anyways. 'Avatar' was amazing in 3-D and in IMAX, but I don't think I wanna see a little baby half-vampire in 3-D," he said, echoing a similar sentiment made by Kristen Stewart. "There's just some scenes I just wouldn't want to see in 3-D."

Robert Pattinson admitted he felt the same way about the possibility. "The 3-D thing confuses me," Pattinson said. "I haven't seen 'Avatar' or any of these 3-D movie things yet. The idea of it ... I remember 3-D movies from when I was a kid, and I can just picture it giving me a headache."

Credit: MTV

IESB Exclusive Interview: Chris Weitz Looks Back at The Twilight Saga: New Moon

05 Mar 2010

IESB has an exclusive interview with Chris Weitz, where he reveals that he will likely not be directing 'Breaking Dawn'. I think that's too bad! He gets quite in depth reflecting on directing 'New Moon' and the upcoming DVD release. Read below what he has to say regarding the next film:

IESB: Looking back on the process of making New Moon, from pre-production to the finalization of the DVD, what will you remember most about the experience? Was there anything that you learned about directing or filmmaking that you'll carry with you to future projects?

Chris: What I learned was the power of a devoted audience, in supporting the filmmaker's efforts. I felt incredibly supported by the fans throughout the process. And then, to see their enjoyment and anticipation was such a visceral experience that you don't usually get to have on a memory. What I learned, as a director, was that very early on I promised myself and the actors that I would never rush them along or expect them to do something, just because it was a movie and we had a schedule to meet, and that we could always talk things through, no matter what. When I worked with my brother, I was probably the guy who was less likely to talk with the actors, and this was a full commitment to always engaging with them, and that's something I'll always take with me.

IESB: With the reception for New Moon being so overwhelming and favorable for the final outcome of the film, would you consider coming back to helm the last film, if that were to present itself, or have you moved on from the Twilight Saga?

Chris: I wouldn't say it's so much that I've moved on. It's just a very daunting prospect for someone with a young family to imagine taking on what I think will probably be an 80-day shoot. It may have moved on from me. I think the best set-up for this series of films may be that there's a new filmmaker for each one.

Click here to read the entire interview.