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Recently, at San Diego Comic-Con 2009, there was a panel discussion of the upcoming Twilight Saga film known as New Moon. Since I know that there are at least a dozen of us in this world who couldn’t make it to that sold-out event, I am posting the panel here for you to watch [...]

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I imagine that there are a few of you out there who are just as obsessed with Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight books as I am, and are having all kinds of trouble waiting for the film to come out on 21 November. So, I bring you a spoilerific trio of scenes from the upcoming film [...]

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Final Twilight Trailer

The final trailer for the film version of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight is out at last! It’s only a little over a month now until the film itself comes out. 21 November 2008…I can’t wait!
Final Twilight Trailer:

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According to Sci Fi Wire, a couple of major, and eagerly anticipated, films have had their release schedules moved around. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince has been moved from its Nov. 21 2008 release date to July 17, 2009. Yes. You read that correctly. We have to wait eight more [...]

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In the unlikely event that you haven’t heard the news, the wildly popular teen vampire novel Twilight by Stephanie Meyer is making the transition to the big screen. It is due in theaters on 12 December 2008, and the first teaser trailer is now available.
So, enjoy.

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Here is the March update on the current status of the “books to film” projects that have been mentioned here (and some that I haven’t mentioned here yet) to this point. I will try to do this once a month in order to follow each film until it reaches DVD. Please remember that [...]

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There are so many books being made into films lately! It’s hard to keep on top of all the film adaptations that are out there, but I’ve managed to round up a few that you may already be familiar with the book versions. Some of these are currently in the theaters, and others [...]

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