Showing posts with label Twilight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twilight. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Not So Special Effects

Photo: still from Twilight

Over at NYPost I saw Lou Lumenick's write-up re: Michael Phillips' write-up re: the not-so-special effects in 'Twilight'. Phillips says:

5. If "Twilight" performs below expectations at the box office, it may have something to do with...the special effects, which are not special. They are, in fact, on the cheesy side.

Agree. I noticed that from the first trailers. Effects are very low-end -- what you would expect from a shoe-string budget movie. Of course, nobody will care. 'Twilight' is a sweeping romance for today's kids. It's about desire, pursuit, the rules of attraction, and surrender. Audiences will not be watching the effects, they'll be falling in love.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Marathon Behind The Scenes Twilight Shoot Footage

From Vanity Fair's 'Twilight' cast shoot. I'm sure we'll see a spread when picture opens. At over an hour this is the longest behind-the-scenes feature I've seen.

Monday, November 10, 2008

Twilight B-Footage



Thursday, November 06, 2008

Twilight Cast Shoot

Twilight Cast Interviews

Photo of cast of Twilight by Peter Sirota for Vanity Fair

VF has interviews with the cast of 'Twilight'. This from Kristen Stewart's:

What was your initial impression of the project?

I thought it was really ambitious, this portrayal of the ultimate, most epic love story that could be. Also, Bella is not a typical female lead. The power balance between her and Edward is really skewed. Edward is this confident, perfect, idealistic man, although deep down he's actually really afraid. Bella is naive but also sure-footed. Whatever it is inside of her that drives her is stronger than she is. She just trusts the shit out of herself.

Friday, July 11, 2008

Tuesday, July 08, 2008

Shooting Twilight

Here's a pretty cool look at the making of 'Twilight'. If you're a fan of Stephenie Meyer's writing, here's the cover for the follow-up to Twilight, New Moon.

Photo: Cover of New Moon by Stephenie Meyer

The first chapter of New Moon is available here. Check out Meyer's site.

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