Kellan Lutz, Kristen Stewart and, Robert Pattinson, Twilight - Summit Entertainment
Twilight, a forbidden love story between a gorgeous vampire and a plain human girl, could rival the tickets sales and fan mania last seen during the Leo and Kate days of Titanic. With a fan base already built from the four adored novels, The Twilight Saga, (it has sold over 25 million copies worldwide) the nervous, hormonal teenage energy anticipating the film alone, if properly harnessed, could solve our energy crisis.
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For fans of the Twilight book series, anticipation of the big-screen version has been building for months. Minute details of the film's production have been subject to scrutiny, with devotees debating the merits of casting choices, costumes and more.
To see what moviegoers think of the new flick , TVGuide.com's Erin Fox talked to fans at one of Twilight's midnight screenings. But after the hype, the excitement and the closing credits, there was really only one question: Should Bella (Kristen Stewart) be with the sexy, brooding vampire, Edward (Robert Pattinson)? Or with her best friend, the adorable, gentle Jacob (Taylor Lautner)? See how fans are reacting in the video below, and then tell us which guy's team you're on after the jump.
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Kellan Lutz, Kristen Stewart and, Robert Pattinson, Twilight - Summit Entertainment
He's already the favorite bad-boy jock in CW's reboot of 90210, so it's no wonder Kellan Lutz is ready for another set of extreme fan expectations when the book series Twilight hits the big screen on Friday.
"I don't feel any pressure," said Lutz, who plays Emmett Cullen, a vampire brother to Twilight's big heartthrob, Edward (Robert Pattinson). More, after the jump.
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Jaden Smith
Move over Ralph Macchio: Will Smith's 10-year-old son Jaden will "wax on, wax off" as the star of a new Karate Kid remake.
The film will be produced by...
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Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman
Nicole Kidman and Charlize Theron are about to become husband and wife on the silver screen.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Oscar winners will team up for The Danish Girl to tell the tale of the world's first post-op transsexual.
Based on the true story of Danish artists Elinar and Greta Wegener, Kidman will play ...
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Captain America
Captain America is one step closer to hitting the big screen.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Marvel Studios has snatched up Joe Johnston to direct First Avenger: Captain America, due in theaters May 6, 2011.
No writers or actors are currently attached to the project.
Johnston, who won an Oscar for his visual effects work on Raiders of the Lost Ark, had been in discussions with Marvel for ...
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Sarah Jessica Parker
Carrie Bradshaw might ask: Can you find true love on the big screen twice? Fans no doubt hope so.
But while talk of a Sex and the City sequel has run wild since the fabulous ladies from HBO's hit series stormed cineplexes last May (and intensified even more recently), star Sarah Jessica Parker says ...
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Peter and Bobby Farrelly
Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk.
MGM has breathed new life into Peter and Bobby Farrelly's Three Stooges pet project, one that the duo had been working on with Warner Bros. for nearly five years. According to Variety, the Farrellys will polish the original script they wrote with Michael Cerrone and direct the film, which is set for a Nov. 20, 2009, release.
Peter Farrelly said he and his brother will make sure the flick ...
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Samuel L. Jackson
Samuel L. Jackson has the right stuff to play Sho'nuff.
The actor is set to star in a remake of the 1985 cult martial arts classic The Last Dragon, The Hollywood Reporter reports.
Originated by the late Julius Carry, Sho'nuff is the self-proclaimed Shotgun of Harlem, who answers his own questions (e.g. "Am I the baddest mofo lowdown around this town?") with "Sho'nuff."
Something tells us, Jackson won't have any trouble playing the "baddest mofo."
The 1985 film, a critical bomb, but a financial success, tells the story of ...
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