TWILIGHT ALERT: See Breaking Dawn teaser poster

Get your heart rates racing by taking a peak at the teaser poster for Twilight: Breaking Dawn starring Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner

There’s still an agonizing six months to wait until it’s released in cinemas but quench your Twilight thirst with a peak at the Twilight: Breaking Dawn part 1 teaser poster.


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Breaking Dawn clip shows Robert Pattinson's Twilight wedding scene

In the short MTV advert, vampire hunk Edward Cullen, played by Pattinson, is seen standing at the altar, as his human bride-to-be Bella Swan, played by Stewart, walks up the aisle.

Stewart is only seen from the back while Pattinson is seen smiling as his fiancée approaches surrounded by guests at the wedding, which appears to be held in a forest.

Their Twilight co-star Elizabeth Reaser, who plays vampire matriarch Esme Cullen, said Pattinson was a bag of nerves shooting the scene with real-life girlfriend Stewart.

She told MTV: 'Well, the wedding scene was like a real wedding, in that it was stressful. It took a lot of planning, a lot of organisation. That was stuff we were all dealing with [and it was like] you were planning a real wedding.

'But it was really magical, and vampires aren’t supposed to cry, and that created a real obstacle for all of us vampires.

'Seeing Kristen walk down with aisle with [her on-screen dad] Billy Burke. I mean, seeing Billy Burke killed me.

She added: 'I understood in that moment what it’s like to be a parent and seeing Kristen and see her really be nervous and see Rob really, really be nervous, and the two of them [together with] the families coming together. It was an emotional day for real.'

MTV are set to broadcast the full clip during the MTV Movie Awards 2011 on Sunday, June 5.

Kristen Stewart is up for the Best Kiss award twice - she's been nominated for her smooches with Pattinson and Taylor Lautner.

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Michael Sheen Updates Aro in Breaking Dawn

Now that The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn has wrapped production, actor Michael Sheen recently gave fans an update on the return of Aro and what Twilighters can expect from the Volturi vampire in the final Twilight Saga film.

In a new interview with MTV, actor Michael Sheen discussed the return of his character Aro in Breaking Dawn and how Aro has changed since fans saw in New Moon. "He's much more of a presence than he was in New Moon," said Michael Sheen. "He's such a wonderful character, and I hope that I've brought a variety of things to it, not just that he's the evil bad guy. I hope there's a whole mixture of things there."

Twilighters will find out what Michael Sheen brought to the role of Aro for final The Twilight Saga films when Breaking Dawn Part 1 hits theaters on November 18.

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New Photos From Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn Part 1

Here are some new stills from the upcoming first part of the final chapter of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn.

Now, if you are a frequent reader of this site, you probably know that hardly any of us bots here care for Twilight, especially me. So, you may be asking yourself, “Arse-bot – if that is your real name (spoiler alert: it’s not.) – why do you continue to post this stuff if you have so much hatred for this series and everything to do with it?” Well, the answer is simple: I find pleasure in belittling this travesty of a “vampire”/”werewolf”/mopey girl love story and quenching myself on the tears of those who try to defend it.

That being said, if I were to ever see an installment of this series in theaters, it would be this one. If for no other reason than to see how the studio handles Edward *&$#ing Bella into a sex-coma and knocking her up, giving her a c-section with his teeth, and then having Jacob turn into a pedophile and falling in love with their child (a transformation that, if you ask me, is much more convincing).

By now, if you’re reading this and are a Twilight fan, I’m sure you’re worked up into a frenzy and are about to leave a comment about how “dumb” I am and that you will never be coming back to Big Shiny Robot and that Twilight is an epic love story and blah blah blah blah blah. If you wouldn’t mind doing me one favor before you leave this site forever and erase it from your cache and history just to ensure there was no evidence you were ever even here: Please explain to me why two supernatural beings that could probably have any woman in the world are wasting their time fighting over a mopey 17 year old girl? I mean, if I was a 100+ year old vampire I think my taste in women may have grown past, “You know what I look for in a woman? I want her to be young, immature, super clingy and depressed as all hell with a shit-ton of emotional baggage.”

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New Photos: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn

Let’s take a rare dip into the Twilight pool. The first half of the two-part series climax, Breaking Dawn, is set to be released on November 18, and Summit is starting the promo machine. A set of new photos has been released for the film, along with a big cover story in Entertainment Weekly that doesn’t tell us too much, but promises some punch to the weird, bloody end of the story.

New director Bill Condon told EW,

We shot everything — whether it’s the lovemaking or the childbirth — as potent and powerful as it can be.

And Kristen Stewart addresses the much-talked-about childbirth scene. (In the book it is described as spectacularly messy, with the baby being chewed out of Bella.)

It’s funny because when [the PG-13 issue] comes up, everybody thinks it’s all about the sex… The birth is really effective, and I’ve heard it really hits you in the face. But what it could have been? It could have been shocking and grotesque, because that’s how it was written in the book… I would have loved to have been puking up blood.

Here are the pics which, aside from a forceful depiction of Taylor Lautner‘s character Jacob apparently in a hurry to turn in a paper for school, are pretty tame:

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Peter Facinelli Describes EPIC Volturi Stand-off Scene

Time for the "Twilight" franchise is running out. Though the last two installments, "Breaking Dawn" parts 1 and 2, won't hit theaters until Nov. 2011 and Nov. 2012, filming wraps in Canada next month.

Zap2it spoke with star Peter Facinelli on the occasion his April 25 episode of "Nurse Jackie," and the actor explained what it's like to be one of the last ones standing on the "Twilight" set.

"I'm getting a little nostalgic," he says, "but it hasn't really hit yet. We've been in the thick of it for six months. I'm starting to feel it where you go to the workplace and a lot of people are gone. and I'm missing them already."

Facinelli, who's still got a week left primarily doing stunt work, says that filming the two pictures back-to-back was different, but the real departure for "Breaking Dawn" was working with the huge ensemble of actors.

"It was pretty epic at one point in Baton Rouge," he says of the final installment's climax. "We were doing he scene where the Volturi and the Cullen family are standing off. We had 100 people going through hair and makeup... It was kind of a circus."

Every member of the dueling vampire clans required attention from an army of stylists and designers -- which bodes well for some "Lord of the Rings"-esque visuals, but took quite a bit of time, too.

"I've never seen anything like it, he says, "to get a 100 people to shoot these scenes... and this, we shot it for two weeks straight. It was pretty intense, but it was a lot of fun."

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More Details About The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Birthing Scene

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn scheduled to end in just about a month, we expect the promo machine for the film to start kicking in shortly. But in the meantime how about a little news from star Robert Pattinson himself about that damned birthing scene everyone's been wondering about?

In a recent chat with Total Film while out and about promoting his upcoming Water for Elephants, Pattinson revealed some details about the Caesarean he performs on Bella (Kristen Stewart) with his teeth:

"'Yeah, I’ve done it,' RPattz laughed, 'I’ve chewed it, spat it out!'

Though he's not allowed to give much more away (joking with Ryan Seacrest recently that he gets 'beaten' for revealing details), Pattinson promises that Breaking Dawn will be 'very different to the other films - more like a horror film.'

'Just some of the source material makes it inevitably more different. It's completely nuts, the book.'"

Synopsis:
In the highly anticipated next chapter of the blockbuster The Twilight Saga, the newfound married bliss of Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) is cut short when a series of betrayals and misfortunes threatens to destroy their world.

After their wedding Bella and Edward travel to Rio de Janeiro for their honeymoon, where they finally give in to their passions. Bella soon discovers she is pregnant, and during a nearly fatal childbirth Edward finally fulfills her wish to become immortal.

But the arrival of their remarkable daughter, Renesmee, sets in motion a perilous chain of events that pits the Cullens and their allies against the Volturi, the fearsome council of vampire leaders, setting the stage for an all-out battle.

Breaking Dawn (which is being filmed simultaneously with Part 2) is slated to be released in theatres on November 18, 2011. Part 2 will follow a year later on November 16, 2012.

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How Will Breaking Dawn Split Into Two Films

As Breaking Dawn continues shooting in Baton Rouge, Twilight producer Wyck Godfrey gave a few more answers about Breaking Dawn in a recent interview.

In a recent interview with USA Today, Twilight Saga producer Wyck Godfrey revealed why Bill Condon was selected to direct Breaking Dawn, how Breaking Dawn will keep its PG-13 rating with the controversial birth scene, where the Breaking Dawn films will be split in two, and more.

In response to where both Breaking Dawn movies will be split, Godfrey revealed that the first film will cover everything up to Bella Swan becoming a vampire. "We basically want to take the audience through the emotional part of Bella's journey as she becomes a vampire. The first part will cover the wedding, the honeymoon and the birth. The film ends just before she embarks on her supernatural transformation."

For more answers about Breaking Dawn, read the full interview with Wyck Godfrey at USA Today.

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I Dont Think You Wanna Know This Breaking Dawn Movie Ending Spoilers!

SPOILER ALERT: We have just over 11 months to wait before we can see Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn (Part 1), but the spoilers are already starting to leak on to fansites.

THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS BREAKING DAWN SPOILERS, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

One Robert Pattinson fansite has published what is believed to be a leaked ending from the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn (Part 1) script.

According to mrpattinson.com, someone who has read the script claims the film will end with Alice Cullen (Ashley Greene's character) having a very violent vision of a Volturi battle and then sharing it with Aro (Michael Sheen's character).

They said: "Alice touches that head [Volturi] guy [Aro]…when she touches the [Volturi] guy he “sees” what will happen if he continues his course…OK so the first person whose head comes off is Carlisle. In the vision.

"Then everything goes to s*** and all kinds of dying happens. And Bella and Edward kill Aro…After Bella and Edward they die too…all these other people die too. Jane and her brother. Lots of deaths on both sides. Then [Volturi] guy snaps out of it, says he’s sorry. Everybody makes up and lives happily ever after."

Err, we're not sure about that ending - and we certainly don't remember that happening in the book.

We're also not sure if this is allegedly the ending to Part 1 or Part 2, but either way, this is all very confusing.

Regardless of whether these 'spoilers' are true, the one thing we do know is that we wish we had spent Christmas at Bella Swan's house.

Breaking Dawn bosses released this picture of Bella's house as a Christmas present to fans - and doesn't it look so cosy?


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Breaking Dawn Movie Updates: Breaking Dawn Holiday Photos

Have you seen the latest Breaking Dawn Holiday Photos. Well for those who havent seen it yet, here it is for you guys! Happy New Year and cheers!

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Kristen Stewart And Taylor Lautner: 2011 People’s Choice Awards Appearance

Two of the celebrities who will be appearing at the People’s Choice Awards will be Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner.

The famous Twilight stars have become a big part of the hit movie series that has turned into a worldwide cultural phenomenon.

The two Twilight actors have confirmed that they will be at the 2011 People’s Choice Awards ceremony, and Lautner is nominated for “Favorite Movie Actor” and Stewart is up for “Favorite Movie Actress”.

Stewart has also been nominated “Favorite Movie Star Under 25”, a somewhat new title that she says she is honored to be considered for.

Robert Pattinson and Stewart have been nominated for “Favorite On-Screen Team”; however it is currently unknown whether or not he will show up at the awards with Lautner and Stewart.

Although there are many people who are highly anticipating the awards ceremony because of the super stars that will be appearing, there are no doubt many Twilight fans hoping for Pattinson to show up.

Some of the other stars that have been confirmed for the awards include Katy Perry, Mila Kunis, Taylor Swift, Zac Efron, and Neil Patrick Harris as well as Kate Walsh and Zachary Levi.

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Twilight Saga Animated Series After Breaking Dawn?

Oh boy. I dont know if I will feel disgusted cause I don't want to ruin the sacredness of Twilight Saga's story but I feel excited too cause it means after Breaking Dawn, the Saga still continues. So what do you think about this Twilight Saga animated series?

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Edward And Bella's Final Breaking Dawn Scene.

Breaking Dawn filming is underway, and Twilight Saga fans have been drooling over new pics of Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart filming Edward and Bella’s honeymoon scenes. Breaking Dawn will actually be a two-part Twilight Saga finale series, and even though filming of the first movie just started, the finale scene is already being taped!



The last thing that Twihards want to hear about is the Breaking Dawn finale scene…because it means it’s the last time we will see Edward and Bella’s captivating romance! What will we do without watching Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart paired as eternal soul mates?

Dakota Fanning was spotted in Louisiana filming the Breaking Dawn finale scene last week. She plays Volturi vampire Jane, and anyone who has read the book knows that the Volturi don’t show up till the end.

With Breaking Dawn’s final scene already being filmed, we can’t help but wonder when we will see bits and pieces of the middle parts of the movies. When will we meet Edward and Bella’s daughter, Renesmee?

The first Breaking Dawn movie will be released in November 2011. It’s going to be a very bittersweet day when the second film comes out.

How can we bear to watch Edward and Bella’s love story for the last time?

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Breaking Dawn: Will the Movie Beat the Book?

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

The 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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Breaking Dawn pre-production begins

So it’s been common knowledge for a while that “Eclipse,” the third installment of the “Twilight” Saga will definitely make it to the big screen; however, there has been some speculation about “Breaking Dawn,” the fourth and final book.

Although it has been mentioned by the cast, and rumored around the internet, Summit Entertainment has not confirmed anything yet. However, Summit Entertainment recently sent out an open casting call for the roles of Seth and Leah Clearwater in “Eclipse” inviting actors and actresses to send in audition tapes reading the given scenes. The scenes clearly portray plot lines from “Breaking Dawn.” Are you thinking what we’re thinking?

Take a look at the casting call, as well as the scenes, and let us know what you think.

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