The anticipation for “The Hunger Games” is about to reach a squee-worthy boiling point (if it hasn’t already, that is). According to Variety, the first trailer for “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2″ is set to screen before “Hunger Games,” when the film opens nationwide March 23.
The “Hunger Games”/”Twilight” marriage makes perfect sense from a financial standpoint. Lionsgate has vampire-like expectations for “Games.” The film is based on the… More
Today, our Great Mad Men Re-Watch puts Season 1 to bed. The final two episodes get pretty soapy, what with Peggy’s surprise delivery and Don’s battlefield identity theft. But the season ends with both feet on the ground, with one of the most memorable speeches in modern TV history. Hop aboard the carousel, everyone. We’re about to get nostalgic for the way things were back in 2007.
Season 1, Episode 12
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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1 delivers strongly for the rabid fan base who have catapulted the young adult novel series and subsequent movie adaptations to… More
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Summit Entertainment
January 22, 2012
Lionsgate’s Summit Entertainment announced today that The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 has crossed the $ 700 million mark worldwide:
Summit Entertainment, a LIONSGATE company, announced today that the fourth installment in the blockbuster TWILIGHT SAGA franchise THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN PART 1 has grossed an estimated $ 701.3 million in global box office
Laura Byrne-Cristiano is a co-owner of The Twilight Lexicon, the longest continuously operating Twilight Saga fansite on the web. You can read her Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn column here on Movies.com every other Thursday.
What makes a scene in a book iconic? It’s hard to pinpoint the exact requirements, but those iconic moments are the ones that fans quote back verbatim, or the ones that create vivid mental images… More
down·ton·abbey·ism
[down-tuhn-ab-bee-is-um]
noun PathologyChronic disorder caused by repeated and excessive subjection to Downton Abbey, a shamelessly melodramatic British period drama. Characterized by long, knowing glances, obsessive-compulsive dressing routines, and the irritating sound of incessant bell-ringing in one’s ears.
Yes, we’re back with the Crawleys and their dutiful collection of scullery slaves for another sweeping season of Downton Abbey — possibly TV’s biggest pop culture, period-piece sensation since Mad Men. Sunday’s premiere… More
We’ve been passing the time during Vampire Diaries hiatuses by re-watching Season 1 from the beginning. This edition of “Rewind” covers Episodes 20-22; click here to read Part 1 (Episodes 1-4), here to read Part 2 (Episodes 5-8), here to read Part 3 (Episodes 9-12), here to read Part 4 (Episodes 13-16), and here to read Part 5 (Episodes 17-19).
This is it, you guys: My final journey into… More
Looking to internet piracy as any kind of indication of movie quality will not get you far — it’s kind of like asking what’s the most elegant boxed wine — but 2011 was a melting pot of tastes and preferences and this, apparently, extends to illegal movie downloading, too. There’s a movie about cars, a buddy comedy with a chain-smoking monkey and a hammer-wielding action flick… More
Another year of movies has gone by; some were good, a lot were bad — but how many were truly memorable? You know you’ve had yourself a lasting film experience when you find yourself quoting it non-stop, even months after it has come and gone in the theaters. To celebrate the year that was 2011, Moviefone has put together our list of the eleven best movie quotes of the year… More
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Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms), Alan (Zach Galifi anakis) and Doug (Justin Bartha) travel to exotic Thailand for Stu’s wedding. What could… More
