Third and Fourth Twilight Films In the Works
By sergiosoto
New Moon, the sequel to the illogically beloved Twilight, started it’s filming last month and is set to be released later this year. It is now being reported from and “inside source” that Eclipse, the third flick in the series, is expected to start shooting by the end of the summer, even though they still haven’t linked a director to the project or even finished the second film. Just to push the leave of ridiculousness even further, it is also being said that, Breaking Dawn, the final installment in this uncontrollable trend, is said to be in the works.
The Wrap states that the actual production won’t begin until Spring of next year. The source of this news is an anonymous person who is “close to the production,” which could be anyone from the cameraman to the guy who gets everyone their coffee. Still, Summit Entertainment (owners of the Stephanie Meyer’s novels) has neither denied or confirmed this horrendous allegation.
I can only speculate that the reason they are trying to get these done as quick as possible is because they know that all the 13 year old girls reading the books now aren’t really going to give a shit in four years, because they will have real boyfriends who, most likely, don’t drink blood. The sooner they get it over with the better. There’s no way the movies weren’t going to get made, so just get it done so that I don’t have to hear about it anymore.
Source: Cinematical
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 8:34PM
I still want to know how the frak they're gonna do the birth scene in Breaking Dawn. I had enough trouble reading that chapter, let alone seeing it on the big screen.
Thursday, July 23, 2009 2:17PM
Why the snark for books or films that you haven't even seen? How is that you feel qualified to judge something you actually know little about? Other than the hype. Just so you know, you don't sell upwards of 25 million books or generate nearly 400 million dollars in worldwide ticket sales (and that was before the sale of even one DVD), when your target audience is limited to 12-14 year old girls. Like it or not, Twilight and Robert Pattinson (the next great male movie star) are worldwide phenomenons and Mr. Pattinson's fan base extends far beyond teenage girls. Please learn your subject matter before writing about something and your obvious 'too cool for it all' additude is pretty juvenile. Go read one of the books or take a look at the film. If you still don't like it, fine. But then your opinion would be worthy of some respect.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 2:24AM
By the way the books are not only for the age group 12-14. I'm 18 and I love those books. The movies I'm sure will turn out great etc. But for the person who is concerened about certain scenes I'm sure if the person has read the book they know what they're in for and I'm sure they'll make those sex and birth scenes much more discrete. Really if you had so much trouble reading that part when the movie comes out don't see it clearly you aren't mature to handle anything that has to do with gore/thrill or birth. Or what my boyfriend woulf say, Grow some balls.