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Twilight Saga: Eclipse--Done Filming!

2009-10-30T03:47:00.000-07:00

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart already done in filming Eclipse, the third installment of the Twilight Saga. David Slade confirms it via Twitter.

Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are dunzo, but not in the way OK! thinks.

The dazzling duo finished filming Eclipse, the third installment of the Twilight Saga, early this morning, director David Slade confirmed via Twitter.

"Twilight Eclipse officially wrapped shooting, at 4.30 a.m. October 29th," the helmer wrote from Vancouver (which would be Pacific Time). "Physically and emotionally exhausted."

Given that Slade tweeted an image of the stunt coordinator on Tuesday morning, we're guessing those final scenes were rather action-packed, kind of like our hearts just thinking about seeing round three.

The film was celebrated at an "almost wrap party" last week, before several of its stars, including Taylor Lautner and Ashley Greene, were dismissed.

New Moon may have 21 days remaining in its countdown clock, but thanks to all the scenes hitting the Net on a daily basis, mystery currently surrounding Eclipse is arguably more intoxicating.

The screenplay for Breaking Dawn, the fourth book in the series, is currently being drafted—possibly as two movies—but no director or start date has been finalized.

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New Moon Wolf Pack Tattoo

2009-10-29T05:37:00.000-07:00

I know I'm not the only one curious about the La Push's Wolfpack Tattoo. So let us all take a closer look on it.

I find it really cool and the details really fit the La Push legendary wolves. But Ugh. I can't see anything special about it. I mean, I've been staring it for about an hour and still haven't find a wolf or something. Can someone help me dissect this Wolf Pack Tattoo? lol

Twilight Saga: New Moon: Jacob and his Wolf Pack in their Wolf Forms

2009-10-29T04:59:00.000-07:00

Phew. Twilight Saga: New Moon is fast approaching. I guess you have already seen photos or posters of Jacob and his wolfpack. But I wonder if you already saw Jacob and his wolfpack in their Wolf forms? :)

Here are some snapshots of it:

"Editing visual effects was fun and kind of weird," recalled editor Peter Lambert. "They'd shoot a shot of Bella racing and then there'd be a plate where all you'd see was an empty field where the wolves are supposed to be [. . .] The visual effects guys animated based on the timings and angles I'd chosen, so they'd know not to animate a scene at eight seconds, if we were only going to use five."

How are these wolves possible? Watch it here.
Photos from Examiner.com

Robert Pattinson hints about Breaking Dawn. Again!

2009-10-29T04:55:00.000-07:00

I guess you guys would love to hear this. Mr. Robert Pattinson hints about the final Twilight movie: Breaking Dawn. Again!

Here's the passage I got from this site:

"I had three days off between Remember Me and Eclipse and then I've had to start learning Comanche and bareback riding for Unbound Captives. I don't only want to do the same part. I'm doing Bel Ami, based on the Guy de Maupassant novel in January as well, and I don't really know how I'm going to fit that in. I have to gain weight – but I don't think they'll let me put on much as I have to shoot the final Twilight movie afterwards. I have to look older, as the character Georges Duroy has been living hard for a good six years just getting drunk all the time. So I want to look a bit haggard."

Did that made you happy or what? :)

The Edward and Bella Kissing Scene in The Twilight Saga: New Moon

2009-10-29T04:38:00.000-07:00

Here's an update about the Edward and Bella kissing scene in The Twilight Saga: New Moon. A Fourteen-second lip-lock conveys the pair's mutual desire and sense of danger.

In the "Twilight" Nation, every leaked shot is cause for celebration, every new piece of footage is reason to skip school, and every new glimpse of Robert Pattinson is the highlight of a given week. It's no surprise, then, that the Internet is abuzz with a never-before-seen clip from "New Moon" that features a scintillating smooch. OME, indeed.

"It's still my birthday," Bella (Kristen Stewart) asks in an early scene from the November 20 "Twilight" sequel, noticeably swallowing her fears over a blossoming romance with vampire Edward Cullen. "Can I ask one thing? Kiss me."

The clip plays for only 47 seconds but will undoubtedly be replayed for hours by drool-heavy Twilighters wishing they could get a similar wish on their next birthday. Looking like he's about to cry, RPattz leans in and lets KStew wrap her hands around his face, simultaneously kissing his leading lady and conveying the sense that Edward is battling back the temptation to make the human his late-night snack.

The two star-crossed lovers swap spit for 14 seconds, each moaning to convey their mutual desire and sense of danger. Edward doesn't say a single word during the clip, but he doesn't need to.

For those outsiders who accused Pattinson of less-than-stellar acting in the first "Twilight" film, the clip seems to promise that the fast-rising heartthrob is a lot more than a pretty face. For the millions who long to similarly lock lips with Edward Cullen in front of Bella's beaten-up truck, the scene is a dream come true — glimpsed briefly in the "New Moon" trailers but far more potent when played out as a whole.

As Twilighters know, the scene represents a rare moment of peace between Edward and Bella, a calm before the "New Moon" storm that is yet to come. And in the eyes of those fans, November 20 can't come soon enough.

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'I wouldn't want to live forever' - Robert Pattinson

2009-10-29T04:06:00.000-07:00

When Robert Pattinson's character, Cedric Diggory, was ruthlessly slain in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - thereby ending his brief, but magical spell at Hogwarts - it could so easily have been curtains for his fledgling career. Instead, it acted as the catalyst for a grander fantasy, as he was propelled from bit-part wizard to vampire lead Edward Cullen in the film adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's best-selling teen-tome, Twilight.

In doing so, not only has Pattinson starred in two of the biggest fantasy franchises in film history - a huge coup for any aspiring actor - but he's also become one of Hollywood's hottest new stars and a pin-up for hordes of adoring, teenage girls.

Accordingly, his life's become a whirl of crazed, Twilight fans loitering outside his home, the paparazzi preying upon his every move and being mobbed whenever he appears in public. It's a predicament he's struggling to cope with.

"Every time I go out, no matter where I am, people just go completely nuts! It's unreal," he says, shaking his head in disbelief. "When I started doing this, I knew the books were big in America but it keeps surprising me how much bigger everything's getting! Every time I see physical manifestations of it, like fans going wild, my brain can't process it, because it's just too weird.

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Twilight Saga: Eclipse Movie Newest Logo

2009-10-28T04:08:00.000-07:00

Guys, meet my new friend, the newest Eclipse Movie Logo. Great. We still haven't seen New Moon and here it is, the third book of Stephenie Meyer, is about to invade our world again. Sweet. Don't they get tired of exciting us?

The Vampire Dictionary: Defining Twilight

2009-10-27T23:03:00.000-07:00

I dont know that there is a vampire dictionary? Gee, I'm such a bummer. Yeah. There is this Vampire Dictionary: Defining Twilight. For you semi-bummer people like me, here it is:

It seems as though the fascination with vampires has actually inspired a remarkable technique for learning. Brian Leaf has compiled 600 vocabulary words taken from Stephenie Meyer's Twilight book to help master standardized tests. Although the book cover states that it is a vocabulary workbook for unlocking the SAT, ACT, GED, and SSAT, it can be very helpful to anyone who wants to improve their vocabulary skills.

Defining Twilight is an ingenious way to capture the attention of anyone who is interested in the Twilight saga. Using the Defining Twilight book in conjunction with a copy of Twilight, one can become very well versed in new terminology. Brian follows Defining Twilight with Defining New Moon which will be released in October. If you are in the minority and have not read the Twilight saga, then you should start reading and grab your copies of Defining Twilight and Defining New Moon to go along with it to improve your vocabulary skills. Who knows when knowing the color ocher might come in handy?

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Where Can I Spot Robert Pattinson?

2009-10-27T22:00:00.000-07:00

As a die-hard Edward Cullen fan, I'm sure you are all asking yourself the question "Where can I spot Robert Patiinson?" And because I'm kind of not into Edward, I want all of you, Team Edward, to ruin his freetime okay? Mwahahah!

According to www.blackbookmag.com, Here is the list of his favorite places to hide:

● Pearl Street Diner (West Village) - According to this man’s Twitter account and this blogger’s mobile photos, the no-fuss West Village eatery was closed on July 15 when it became a filming location for Pattinson’s new movie. When asked for comment, Pearl’s cooks said, “We’ll never wash our hands again.”

● Gemma (East Village) - Late last month, Pattinson was spotted dining at the Bowery Hotel restaurant with his blonde Remember Me co-star Emilie de Ravin—which makes sense, because the place is dark, sexy, and features “Late Night Bites.”

● B Bar & Grill (East Village) - Pattinson was once spotted exiting the East Village eatery and mega-patio at 1:30 in the morning after a night of pizza and Peroni with a crew of friends that included Calvin Klein firebrand Eva Mendes.

● The Cabin Down Below (East Village) - In celebration of a friend’s birthday, Pattinson reportedly spent a night holed up in this small model-and-rock star hang in the East Village. At the very least, even if he’s not here, you’re guaranteed to lock eyes with a Stroke or Agyness Deyn.

● Don Hill’s (Soho) - This one doesn’t exactly count, because the 23-year-old actor was on site filming a scene with Remember Me co-star Tate Ellington. Still, in its sweaty Squeezebox heyday—and its subsequent rebirth as the home of the MisShapes’ weekly debacle—this would have been a can’t-miss for Pattinson.

● Il Cantinori (Greenwich Village) - Pattinson was seen noshing on a Caprese salad and veal entrée in this dimly lit Greenwich Village hotspot. (His merry band of masticators added a modest $50 tip to their $350 bill.)

● Black & White (East Village) - Pattinson was instantly noticed by an anonymous fan when he walked into this oft-packed East Village bar. Allegedly, after three beers, he was overheard saying, “I need to stay away from women born after 1988 ... ”

● Lure Fishbar (SoHo) - Not surprisingly, this SoHo seafood abattoir is an underground affair, and rumored to have hosted Pattinson during his New York retreat.

● The Stanton Social (Lower East Side) - For its “A Night Out With ...” column, The New York Times brought director Catherine Hardwicke and her vegetarian cash cow to this tri-level Lower East Side restaurant, where the group sampled Chef Chris Santos’ macaroni-and-cheese and fish tacos. Later, they headed over to the nearby Death & Co, of which BlackBook said, mistakenly, it’s “vampire-free, at least as far as we can tell—it’s dark in here.”

● Cafe Gitane (Nolita) - The breakfast offerings here are unparalleled, the people-watching perches impressive and close friends say they saw Pattinson here. But they also swear that I look cool in hats.

Ugh. Hope this post helped you guys. Now you already know where you can spot Robert Pattinson, better go start stalking him. lol

New Moon Movie Spoilers

2009-10-27T06:59:00.000-07:00

I've got some New Moon Movie spoilers. But for me, its more of a trivia? Uh, I wonder If you guys would wanna read it? :P

**While filming the breakup scene in the forest Rob and Kristen were being swarmed by mosquitos.

**When Melissa Rosenberg wrote the Twilight screenplay she “tried to keep the fan base out of (her) head, but (she) couldn’t avoid it by the time of New Moon.”

**She gave the men in Port Angeles motorcycles to make it a more “significant moment” and because motorcycles will become “an important part of her relationship with Jacob”.

**Taylor began working out immediatly after he was done filming Twilight because he knew of the transformation his character would go through. He was able to show the producer’s that he was visual able to represent the changed Jacob.

**In all the “vision” sequences Edward is wearing the same outfit he does when he said “goodbye” to Bella because that is the last memory she holds of him.

**Even the cameras used and their movements are done to show the relationship between the characters.

**They scouted many locations for the Cullen house, but found one that “was comparable enough with the house in Portland.”

**The Cullen house used for Twilight was “a very specific house, and the only way out of that puzzle for us was to put portions of the story of New Moon in other parts of the house”.

**The sequence for the birthday partyl “Edward relates the history of the Volturi to Bella, she becomes wounded in the hand, and Edward faces off against Jasper.”

**Rob quote: “The birthday scene at the Cullen house is like the ideal birthday party. The house is beautifully decorated and everyone is happy. Edward is looking at Bella and thinking that she can become part of his family and his life–that maybe this can work out the way he wants it to.”

**They used the Blue Ray DVD of Twilight to help them with the age, color, texture and features of Bella’s house and room.

**They used the Twilight Illustrated Companion for help finding Bella’s truck

Okay. That's it. I don't want to ruin everything. lol But if you still want to spoil yourselves, see the Major visual New Moon movie spoilers in this site.

Best Edward, Bella and Jacob Snapshot photo

2009-10-27T05:23:00.000-07:00

Ugh. Believe me, doing some multitasking like surfing the net while biting your nails always makes you discover things. I just saw a cool snapshot photo of the hottest love triangle of this generation from this site. An Edward, Bella and Jacob snapshot photo.

Its just cool to see Jacob on the brighter side of an Edward-Bella-Jacob photo. lol

Breaking Dawn: Will the Movie beat the Book?

2009-10-27T05:00:00.000-07:00

After Robert Pattinson’s announcement that Breaking Dawn, the fourth book in Stephenie Meyer’s ridiculously popular Twilight Saga, will hit the big screen, we got to thinking: Will it make a good movie? And more important, will it turn out better than the book?
Breaking Dawn is very different from the first three novels in the series (Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse) and saw numerous mixed reviews during its release week. The millions-strong fan base was divided — everyone either loved it or hated it.

We’ve come up with 10 ways the movie could either rake in major box-office bucks or epically fail in a way not seen since Speed Racer dropped off the face of the planet. Even Pattinson might not be enough to save this one.

1. Bella and Edward's Wedding

Bella and Edward's WeddingThe wedding and first 100 pages of Breaking Dawn is, without a doubt, the most entertaining part of the book. It’s like old style Twilight, with every character acting as they should (except for Edward and the garter ... weird much?), and the ever-present Bella-Edward-Jacob love triangle. Unfortunately, the most anticipated event since the Millennium is over all too quickly and things start to get worse as soon as our vampire and his bride reach their honeymoon destination, the Isle Esme. When Breaking Dawn is finally made into a movie, more emphasis should be put into the wedding: It’s the last time a lot of fans felt like they were reading The Twilight Saga and not some dodgy fan-fic found on the Internet.

2. The "Sex" Scenes

Yep, you read that right. Bella and Edward finally get it on, in what can only be described as the most absent sex scene written since the 1900s. The act itself is merely implied, with the only proof it happened some broken headboards and bitten pillows. Oh, and a very bruised Bella. How they’ll portray this in the movie is anyone’s guess, and no doubt complaints of abuse and domestic violence are a big fear of everyone involved with the movie. If it stays rated PG-13 like its predecessors, ardent fans of Bella and Edward can kiss goodbye to their much adored night of passion. Sorry kids, it’s still implication only.

3. Jacob's Third of the Book

Werewolf Jacob takes center stage for a third of the book in what is arguably the best section of the entire 800-page tome. He’s funny, realistic, and probably the only one in the book to actually stay in character. If you were a member of Team Edward before, I guarantee you’ll rethink your loyalty after reading Part 2. The young Jacob Black is seriously that endearing, redeeming what is an otherwise tiresome read. Look for Taylor Lautner to take center stage on the movie posters — he’ll be carrying this one solo.

4. Renesmee's Birth

Normal births are painful, right? They hurt, they’re messy, and yet some women have them time and time again. Stephenie Meyer takes birthing to the next level in Breaking Dawn by having a giant baby literally crack its way out of mommy dearest. Bella’s spine breaks, leaving her writhing around like a beetle stuck on its back. Edward swoops in to the rescue and rips the baby out of Bella’s uterus with his bare-yet-sharp vampire teeth, then proceeds to turn his beloved into a vampire in order to save her fragile human life. PG-13? Uhh ... no, not so much.

5. Renesmee Carlie Cullen

Ignore the name for now, I’ll get to that soon enough. The idea that Bella and Edward could have a half-vampire, half-human baby is absurd, but to actually follow through on that idea is not only ridiculous but unnecessary. It turned Bella into a crazy, Rosalie-dependent robot and made Edward almost non-existent (more on that later). Renesmee is an annoying character and one that I have no desire to see immortalized on a DVD disc. Her accelerated growth and intelligence could prove to be quite a problem for casting agents, not to mention the poor director who has to work with a small child. Then there’s the topic of her name: Renesmee Carlie Cullen, a mishmash of Bella and Edward’s mothers’ (Renee and Esme) and fathers’ (Charlie and Carlisle) names. Eurgh.

6. A Major Lack of Edward

We all know that Edward and Robert Pattinson are the driving forces behind this franchise, so what would happen if he ceased to exist for most of the fourth film? You’d have a problem, that’s for sure. In Breaking Dawn Edward is all but forgotten after the first 100 pages or so, and basically just mopes and moans whenever he pops up during the rest of the book. He’s a shadow of his former, chivalrous self and hardly utters a loving word to the girl he’s been waiting an eternity for. Summit would have to change this for the movie or Robert Pattinson may find himself strangely redundant. It’s no fun playing a vampire who’s lost his bite.

7. An Influx of Utterly Pointless Characters

Many new vampires get introduced during the latter part of Breaking Dawn. Unfortunately, though, none of them really do much of anything. Yes, they can be pretty entertaining at times, but they’re in no way crucial to the story development. If casting execs can only choose a handful of new characters to cast, my vote would go to Garrett, Kate, Peter, Charlotte, and Alistair. The others (yes, there are plenty more) are barely worth mentioning and should only be cast if Summit suddenly find itself with more cash, and time, than it needs.

8. The Absence of Action

Hardly anyone dies in Breaking Dawn. Come to think of it, hardly anyone fights or even breaks a sweat. The vampire Irina is the only fatality and, seeing as we’re only introduced to her in this book, no one really cares about her anyway. Meyer botched things up when it came to killing her characters, all of whom just live happily ever after. There’s no epic battle like in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. In fact, there isn’t a sharpened fang in sight. It’s simple: Movies need action or the audience gets bored. It looks like the screenwriter, Melissa Rosenberg, will have to do what she’s done with New Moon and tweak some scenes here and there in order to keep the fans awake.

9. Superfluous Plot Points that Go Nowhere

Bella’s power and J. Jenks. Both of these story developments are emphasized as important and crucial to the plot, yet neither really go anywhere. Yes, Bella saves everyone with her convenient shield that not even the most powerful of vampires can break, but it still wasn’t the revelation it should have been. If this is the reason that Edward can’t read Bella’s mind, I think I’d have preferred not knowing and making my own explanation — I’m sure it would have been better than a Lily Potter-esque love shield. The movie script will need to be edited better than the book or it’ll end up as an 8-hour timesink.

10. A Vampire War that’s Won by ... Talking?

When was the last time you saw bloodthirsty vampires back down because some friendlier vampires asked them to? Never, of course. That’s just not how it works in the world of the undead. They fight, they kill, then they go and toast to their night. They don’t stand around talking for half an hour before deciding they have better things to do. It’s something that can almost be overlooked in a book, but in a movie? No way. Something has to happen to keep the audience entertained, and a friendly chat ain’t going to cut it.
Let us know your thoughts on the Breaking Dawn movie by leaving a comment below. Do you think it could prove to be the Summit’s biggest hit? Or is it more likely to fade away faster than Robert Pattinson’s hair color? Either way, it’ll be an interesting one to watch.

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Bella scared of Vampires? Ugh.

2009-10-27T04:59:00.000-07:00

The actress — who plays Bella in the vampire movie franchise Twilight — apparently keeps pouches of garlic everywhere — including in her car, her dressing room and on her bedroom door.

“People are always remarking how smelly it is, but Kristen doesn’t care,” a source told American tabloid the National Enquirer. “She’s been afraid of vampires for years, even before she signed up to do the movies, and read somewhere that garlic is supposed to repel them.”

Although Kristen might be scared of vampires, the 19-year-old — who’s currently dating her

Twi costar Robert Pattinson — does admit she finds them sexy.

“Well, classically vampires are meant to draw you in, just to the point where they have you in a complete submitting state to where they can kill you,” Kristen recently revealed.
“So that’s a bit sexy, to give yourself to something to accept, to let something take over. It’s forbidden fruit, something you can’t have but you want more.”

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Contact Me

2009-10-27T04:56:00.000-07:00

For all of the die-hard Twilight fans out there, this site is all for us. If you've got something informative to share about Stephenie Meyer's Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn, whether it's a photo, video, news or just a gossip, Feel free to send it to us and It's my privilege to let the whole world know your contribution to the I Hate The Twilight Saga Not world.

Contact us at:
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Just don't forget these reminders:

1. Make sure to include your source of information, whether you read it online, on a magazine or a vandal in your schools' CRs.
2. Of course don't forget your name.
3. You can also include your site to your post so you can promote it as well. (Like Twitter, Facebook, Plurk, Myspace, etc.)
4. It is still up to me if I'm going to post it. lol

Enjoy, Twilight haters...not!

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Oh I almost forgot, for the Real Twilight Haters, you all are also welcome to express your griefs, sorrows and disappointments by also sending your messages to us. I'm gonna post it here too. We are all fair here baby! :p

About Me

2009-10-27T03:22:00.000-07:00

Hi! I'm RRboi, 18 and the man behind this blog.

Ugh. Twilight is so lame. This is so gay and only dumb-ass people would waste their precious time in these kinds of stuff. Don't they get tired of that Edwin Cullen?

Well, that's me before. Now, I think, already a certified Twilighter. Ugh. I really don't know what happened. All I remember is I was left bored and nothing to do at my dormitory. And my roommate left his Twilight book on his bed. "Too gay", I said. Then, curiosity invaded the whole room so my bored, fragile mind told me to read it. Yea. Read that Twilight Book.

"Surely it was a good way to die, in the place of someone else, someone I loved. Noble, even. That ought to count for something."

Ugh. "This is lame.", I said. Then I continue reading.

Little did I know, I finished the book. Crap.

Guess what? After a week, I finished the whole Saga. And I liked it.

The story is good. I mean the love story. The Lion and the Lamb thingy. Well, they say its gay. But The Vampires' individual powers, the Wolf pack's interesting imprinting and Bella's flirting skills? Oh man, It is just too awesome. I hate to admit it. I disgustingly love the Twilight Saga.

So yea. That's me. and this blog, I Hate The Twilight Saga~Not! is an unofficial Twilight site. I'm just dedicated in giving Twilight news and updates about the the 'Twilight Saga'. Or maybe I'm just bored. I am by no means connected to Summit Entertainment or Stephenie Meyer. The articles, pictures, and news stories belong to their original suppliers and no copyright infringement is intended. Links to the rightful owner/source will always be supplied.

And for those who find this blog offensive or something,

"We all have rights to say what we want. We have different opinions and different feelings and perspectives towards the same thing."

You are all welcome here. Spread the Twilight hatred...not!

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