London premiere

I thought the movie was great! If i had to rate this movie it would be an A.
Acting: B+
Directing: A
Story: A

My favorite parts have to be:
+the kissing scene
+how the movie started
+how the movie ended (good cliffy)
+the baseball scene (very funny)
+the prom
+bella tellimg charlie that she a date with edward.
+the meadow

My least favorite parts are:
- how edward acted soooo dramatic at the meadow
-the hospital scene at the end of the movie (a little more detail needed to be added)
-the WAY too fake flying and running with bella.

thanks to the movie, i really enjoyed some of the characters in the book, for...

Before I begin all of you that are in love with Alice please dont start hating on me. :)

I like Rosalie a lot I really dont understand WHY you hate her so much.

Is it because she is mean to Bella? Well she is mean because Edward chose a human over a beautiful vampire.. and btw arent you girls mad at Bella for "stealing" Edward from you and are jelous of Bella? So basicaly all of you are in almost Rosalie's position. I know that some might disagree, but again this is what I think...

Rosalie story fascanates(how to spell?) me a lot. She was raped and because of some stupid man she got all...

Recently, I read an article on here written by a true Twilight fan, where she expressed her anger with the fan-community of this beloved series.
After reading - a long with reading some other articles too - I began to think about what it means to be a true Twilight fan, a Twilighter if you will.

In my opinion a true fan of anything appreciates every element of whatever that person is a fan of - in this case Twilight.
A true Twilighter looks at this series and doesn't see just a love story between a vampire and a human, but they see the struggle between good and evil. They see a story with dynamic...

I got this from Stephenie Meyer's website...I didnt write this myself!
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**A note: I don't pull any punches here, so if you haven't read New Moon and you don't want to be spoiled, don't read this.**

Writing a sequel is a very different experience than writing a story. It was for me, at least.

If you've read the link, then you know that I didn't set out to write a novel or begin a career as an author. I was just writing down a story for my personal enjoyment, letting it grow as it would and lead where...

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Girl-meets-boy stories are not the usual stuff of Hollywood blockbusters, even when it's girl-meets-vampire.

Neither are stories created by women, with a predominantly female audience, shot on a bargain budget with a cast of relative unknowns and released by an independent distributor trying to establish a niche among Hollywood's half-dozen studio behemoths.

Yet Summit Entertainment has good reason to believe "Twilight" will have more box-office bite than your typical teen soap about an awkward high school babe and her cool new mystery beau.

"Twilight" has a few stunts and clever...