Nope, something as popular as Twilight is going to get a game.imei2011 said:It's almost over just one more movie and it's eventual dvd release, and then we can all move past this... right?....right?
Tintin doesn't come out in the US until Christmas, so he probably hasn't seen it yet.CrankyStorming said:What, you're not even going to mention Tintin? Seriously, there's been posters for it for ages and it's been sponsoring Blip via M&Ms. All the newspaper critics are saying it's really good and you only off-handedly mention a CGI sequel to a film I only found out about last week?
The sad thing is that I completely believe it.Thunderhorse31 said:My wife's friends begged her to go see this with them, so she did. She said that apparently there were people on line at 2 p.m. to get into the midnight showing. So yeah, ten hours. Sitting in line. For Twilight.
I have never read or seen the movies but while my little sister was a twihard for the 6 months it took her to actually read the series again and stop 2 chapters into the first book I heard a shit ton and from genralizing about most of the shit in the series I can pretty much hold a conversation with someone who has actually read the books.ProjectTrinity said:I stand firm on two points with the Twilight movies:
1) The movies *have* to be better than the books because the movie didn't have me reading hundreds of pages - with a wee too many words dedicated to either someone's sexiness or how shallow Bella was. I swear New Moon killed me in this regard.
2) Breaking Dawn's climax. That one was actually fine to me. Best part about the entire series. If not for the fact it actually had some of the best tension in the series (do note there wasn't really any to begin with), then for the fact it means Meyer doesn't write about another fight scene on how Edward looked like "he could have kissed her". Ugh.
Err...I mean.....I *never* read the Twilight books because I promised a girl I would read them. Never did that at all. >_>
My poor brother in law. He is in the Army and is on leave for awhile, his wife begged him to go and see this movie so they did and they went up there at 8 pm. right as the broncos started playing the jets... and he's a diehard broncos fan. i was sending him play by play to his cell phone all night...Thunderhorse31 said:My wife's friends begged her to go see this with them, so she did. She said that apparently there were people on line at 2 p.m. to get into the midnight showing. So yeah, ten hours. Sitting in line. For Twilight.Tuesday Night Fever said:My sister and two of her friends camped out in lawn chairs for three hours to get into the opening midnight show of this movie.
Sometimes I worry about her.