11.24.2008

Twlight again


its the 29th highest opening weekend gross in history. after 300 and before transformers. WHAT?!@?!??! and its the 4th highest opening weekend gross of the year so far.
1. The Dark Knight - 158.4
2. Indiana Jones - 100
3. Iron Man - 98.6
4. Twilight - 70.8
THIS IS A BIG DEAL.
keep in mind also that Twilight was released on a 1000 less theatres that the other 3 films.

Twilight VICTORY


70.55 million in its opening weekend.
highest opening gross for a female director in history.
Made more than the new bond Quantum of Solace's opening whos opening weekend was 68 mill with more screens than twilight.
BLOCKBUSTER OPENING even though it doesn't have a a list actor or director attached. woo.

11.19.2008

OH MY GOSH. my dream in life...im crying laughing right now.

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David Cook on Regis and Kelly

Im sorry what time do they shoot this? Like 8am? I dont care if you dont like him, his voice is on fire!

oh and he's hot. had to throw that in there and he likes muse, in particular my favorite song, Stockholm Syndrome!...shit.

10.24.2008

Finally! A girl does Drunk History. Funny.

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watch all the way to the end because the last bit close to the end of the credits is so funny.

Drunk History 4

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Amy, I mean Natalie Portman and Rashida Jones. Puppies.

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Ron Howard cute Political video

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10.21.2008

Lost, i feel better now.

So does that mean that the rumored "Lost" movie will never happen? "You never say never, but what we are saying is that when the final episode of 'Lost' airs, that will be very conclusive," said Lindelof. "There will not be a question mark at the end of the words 'THE END.'"

THANK GOD!

YES!!!!!!!!!!! TWILIGHT SEQUEL!

"Twilight" Sequel Already in the Works 10-15-2008 (13:00:32)
DeadlineHollywoodDaily is reporting that Summit Entertainment's CEO Rob Friedman is already prepping a "Twilight" sequel, even though the first film has yet to appear in theaters. You might be wondering were all this confidence in the franchise is coming from. Let me explain.

Nobody can argue that "Harry Potter" is immensely successful, and when compared to "Twilight," one may notice lots of similarities.

First, "Twilight" has an established audience of book fans with domestic sales reaching 7.5 million for all four Stephanie Meyer novels. The series was a New York Times #1 bestseller for 59 weeks.

Second, the trailer for the film has received over 2 million views on MySpace in the first 24 hours. After two days, it has broken 3.5 million views. It went as far as giving the record-holder "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" some competition.

Third, at one point a "Twilight" book knocked "Harry Potter" of the top spot on the best-sellers list.

If that's not enough, "Twilight" also just took the old release date of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," which decided to move to next summer. And finally, "Twilight" cost only $30+ million to make. Even if Summit receives $20 million during its opening weekend, the film will still end up being a success and worthy of a sequel.

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