Tuesday, November 24, 2009

FX Picks Up TV Rights to All Four 'Twilight' Movies


good morning bloggers!
its thanksgiving week. my all time favorite holiday. endless amounts of eating not to mention the pumpkin pie and stuffing yum! anyways browsing the google news as usual i found this article about twilight! i know i know im always blogging about it but can you blame me.. i mean come on! its amazing haha last one until eclipse .. promise :]

Only a few days after 'New Moon''s enormous opening weekend -- the third-highest in movie history -- 'The Twilight Saga' has found its future home on television.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, FX has bought the rights to air all four of Summit Entertainment's 'Twilight' films.

The original 'Twilight' will premiere in late-2011, followed by 'New Moon' sometime in 2012. 'Eclipse,' due in theaters on June 30, will premiere in early 2013.

As part of the agreement, Summit's less-popular -- but still lucrative -- 2009 films 'Knowing,' 'Push' and 'The Hurt Locker' will also air on FX, beginning in mid-2012.

'New Moon' shattered all expectations last weekend when it opened with $142.8 million over five days, finishing just behind 'The Dark Knight' and 'Spider-Man 3' for the biggest five-day weekend ever.

FX's licensing deal is based on the saga's North American box-office performance. As the report writes, if 'Eclipse' and 'Breaking Dawn' each earn $200 million domestically, the network could pay around $100 million for the series (for everyone's sake, we hope the FX execs are Twihards).

FX has been on a spending spree of late, snapping up the TV rights to a string of $100 million-plus grossing movies. Among the titles you'll soon see on the network include '2012,' 'Zombieland,' 'Star Trek,' 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' and 'The Proposal.'

Original article.
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

i know i know.. i already posted on about new moon.



new moon! Thursday night.. yay! cannot wait.. its going to be amazing! i just don't like when everyone claps in the movie theater that's just plain out annoying haha but its going to be jammed pack without a doubt, any who lets just post some pictures on here so we can all get as excited as i am !!

not to mention its going to be all over the commercials, news, magazines, newspapers, and not to mention tv shows this week haha. good luck!

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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Reviews on the 4th kind.


I personally really wanted to watch this movie, i didn't get to this weekend it was a jam packed weekend for me.. but now after hearing all these reviews on the movie im starting to think maybe i should just wait till it comes out on video.

first i hear that the " real" footage isn't even real! which i mean if you think about its understandable that they would used the Phrase" based on actual cases" to draw us ..its a from of publicity. but i will admit its a bit disappointing. i think if they would have just left it as just a movie it would have done much better, because then no one would be criticizing the " real" footage part.

here's a paragraph or two from one a screamfest review.

I'm not sure exactly what quality it is that real people possess and actors lack, but any time a film pretends to document real behavior, either literally or as a reenactment, something is almost always missing. Sometimes the problem is a deliberate decision to enhance events with artificial emphasis or drama, and sometimes it's simply too great a sense of self-awareness in the actor, who knows he or she is performing. But while there are a precious few movies that nail that authenticity, notably the recent underdog-blockbuster Paranormal Activity, such is certainly the case in The Fourth Kind, a film that purports to build an argument for alien abductions using "actual" footage from case studies.

While much of the movie's so-called source material carries the convincing roughness and deficiencies of homemade, handheld recording, too much of it seems far too calculated, both in its technical proficiency and the performances contributed by its "real" people. Further, its accompanying reenactments by recognizable actors undermine the possibility that audiences can take its case seriously, all of which adds up to thriller that unravels easily even if it nevertheless occasionally qualifies as a scary good time.

The film opens with a literal introduction by Milla Jovovich, who explains that the film is based on actual footage from real cases, some of which is used alongside the reenactment footage she participates in as Dr. Abigail Tyler. The "real" Tyler more or less provides a through-line for the story via an interview she agreed to with Olatunde Osunsanmi, who also happens to be the film's writer and director. As she describes the discovery of a shared vision of a smiling white owl among her patients, Jovovich provides context for Tyler's increased hysteria: after Tyler's husband dies under mysterious circumstances, she immerses herself in his work, a psychotherapy study which alienates her from her children, lands her in hot water with the authorities, and eventually endangers her life.

The main problem with the film may be that audiences are just plain too sophisticated to buy into its combination of actual and staged material; even if it's believable to release therapy sessions and private interviews, much less ones where strange and violent behavior occurred, there's just no way that the police would allow filmmakers to include actual shots of a man killing himself and his family. Meanwhile, the rest of the movie is so aggressively over-stylized that you get the impression even the filmmakers don't quite know what they're doing when they keep the camera constantly moving, flip, shift and juggle "actual" images with reenactment footage, and generally overplay the falseness of the acting footage as some extreme counterpoint to the real stuff.

original article.
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

New Moon. November 20th!


i don't know about you.. but there are soo many great movies that are coming out this month as well as in December and i cannot wait to watch them.. first this weekend is " the box" and " the 4th kind" both movies i really would like watch.. but the one release im counting down to is " NEW MOON"!!! ahhh i cannot wait to watch it.. im currently reading the book and its just making me even more excited to watch it then i was before.

basically in this saga.. Edward leaves bella because shes in too much danger if he stay with her.. of course bella is a big mess for a few months.. until she starts to hangout with Jacob black.. and that's where it gets good.. seriously.. i cannot wait to watch. yyeee!

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