EXCLUSIVE: 'Twilight' E-Card Widget!
Filed under: Fandom, Movie Marketing, Images
Cinematical is stoked to have received this exclusive Twilight e-card widget for all you Twilighters out there. I know that you, like me, are anxiously awaiting both the August 2 release date of Breaking Dawn, the fourth book in the series, and the December 12 release of the hotly anticipated Twilight movie. This will give you a little something to do to kill the time while you're waiting.
Edward looks much more ... vampirish than in the earlier cast shots we saw, and you'll note that his eyes are most assuredly topaz here. What do you think of the pic? Check it out, send it to all your Twlight-mania friends, and enjoy! For more on Twilight, feel free to visit the film's official website.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
6-12-2008 @ 3:36PM
Kont Drakula said...
This movie looks soooo cheeesy!!!! Ugh! You can see the honey dripping from side of that poster and true vampire films suffering from the loss of credibility the genre has been undertaking for the past years. I bet my blood that it's going to be The Covenant with fangs with as many teen fantasy stereotypes as can fit in 90 minutes...
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6-12-2008 @ 4:52PM
Laura said...
The thing about "true vampire films" is that true...insert name of anything...films is that there's no such thing. If that were true we never would have advanced beyond Bella Lugosi.
People constantly reinvent the genre and that's what keeps people interested, and bring s new people in. A romantic vampire and a love story may not float your boat, may not hit your demographic, but it does for a multitude of others.
As for fangs, clearly you don't know the first thing about Twilight, the pains the makers went to stay credible to the story, you're talking stereotypes with no research.
Actually come to think of it, that's a stereotype in of itself, the Internet know-it-all who jumps to conclusions.
6-12-2008 @ 5:21PM
mona said...
*rolls eyes* and here we go again with ignorant people and their bashing..
the widget is great
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6-13-2008 @ 9:53AM
SuzfromCali said...
The Widget is absolutely AWESOME and thanks I'm going to be using it everywhere.
As for the other negative comments, It's a wonder why those that can't stand the tale of Twilight take the time to make such "CHEESY" comments.
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6-13-2008 @ 1:07PM
Piah said...
Whaaat??? Cheesy? Naaaaww..IT IS NOT CHEESY. It's not cheesy...why mention food? lol...u must be hungry or something.
To anyone who doesn't like Twilight: Why bother to even look at this if you're only gonna cuss it? Please leave. Now.
Don't judge the film before you've even seen it. Obviously it can never be as brilliant as the book, but that doesn't mean that it will be awful. Anyone who doesn't like Twilight must have the heart of stone. I didn't even like love stories before I read Twilight..but Stephenie Meyer is so good, that she made me like it & feel everything that each character felt at each and every part of the story, and now I'm hooked!
Also, if you don't like the film already, then why don't you just lift your lazy bum and go make your own Twilight movie...see whether you can do any better than this...
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6-14-2008 @ 5:59AM
sabine said...
i love the picture. I hope the film isn't going to turn out more actionfilm-like than it really is. i mean there is also romance!!
(actually mostly =) ) I'm so excited. can't wait.
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