Here is a first look of the Eclipse Metal 3-Disc Special Edition DVD. It still contains pretty much the same features that the US and UK Eclipse DVD offers including deleted scenes, featurettes and music videos.
Disc 1
Commentary by Stephanie Meyer and Wyck Godfrey
Commentary by Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson
Aurum Trailers
In an article by the Telegraph UK, the classic novel by Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights, has quadrupled its sales in the UK thanks to the Twilight effect.
The Wall Street Journal has published an article where it states the public’s fascination and obsession with Twilight’s Robert Pattinson:
In celebration of the World Book Day, a poll was conducted amongst the British people on which book would they likely pass on to the next generation. The poll was topped by the favorite Harry Potter series but the Twilight books placed 5th in the poll.
With a few movies being lined up for 2010 release, Summit Entertainment has released the synopsisof some of the movies its going to release for 2010 – including the Twilight Saga: Eclipse and the Robert Pattinson starrer, Remember Me.
Taylor Lautner, who plays werewolf Jacob Black in Summit Entertainment’s hit “Twilight” franchise, recently talked to MTV Newsabout the third installment titled “Twilight: Eclipse”. The actor says ”Eclipse” is going to be really funny and have a lot of comedy in it. He said the third novel by Stephanie Meyer was his favorite in the series and that he had a lot of fun filming it. His favorite scene is the tenth seen in which the three of them are together. Well, you only have seven months to wait for “Twilight: Eclipse” to hit theaters.
Looks like even malware developers are getting on theTwilight action.
Reports have surfaced that there's a new malware out there promising an online interview with Stephenie Meyer, when in fact, it will cause a malware to suck up all your computer info.
According to PC Tools (www.pctools.com) fans searching for more information about her and the movie will come across a site promising an online interview. Instead, it’s a “Vampire Byte” to suck out your financial information and install malware on your computer.
How the scam works:
Belief.net were able to have a quick interview with Edi Cathegi and Jamie Campbell Bower when they visited Utah last week. Here is an excerpt of their interview: