(Watch them since 6:38, at 6:50 something you can watch them holding hands)
(Watch a clear bite at 0:19 and 0:49)
(Watch a clear bite at 0:19 and 0:49)
I ♥ ROBSTEN
12.09.2011
The Twilight saga: Breaking Dawn Part II and Snow White and the Huntsman, are the top Fandango's most anticipated films of 2012
Thousands of film fans responded to the survey, which was posted on Fandango.com during the first weeks of December. According to male moviegoers, the most anticipated blockbuster of 2012 will be Warner Bros’ The Hobbit, while for females, it’s Summit’s Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2. When it comes to remakes, men are most anticipating Sony’s Total Recall while women are most looking forward to Warner Bros’ The Great Gatsby. Several studios are missing from these lists, so it looks like some marketing departments have to play catch-up in the coming months:
THE MOST ANTICIPATED BLOCKBUSTER IN 2012:
According to Women:
1. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2 (Summit)
2. The Hunger Games (Lionsgate)
3. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Warner Bros)
4. Dark Shadows (Warner Bros)
5. The Avengers (Marvel/Disney)
THE MOST ANTICIPATED REMAKE IN 2012:
According to Men:
1. Total Recall (Sony)
2. The Amazing Spider-Man (Sony)
3. The Great Gatsby (Warner Bros)
4. Snow White And The Huntsman (Universal)
5. Mirror Mirror (Relativity)
According to Women:
1. Snow White And The Huntsman (Universal)
2. The Great Gatsby (Warner Bros)
3. Mirror Mirror (Relativity)
4. Total Recall (Sony)
5. The Amazing Spider-Man (Sony)
THE MOST ANTICIPATED BLOCKBUSTER IN 2012:
According to Women:
1. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2 (Summit)
2. The Hunger Games (Lionsgate)
3. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Warner Bros)
4. Dark Shadows (Warner Bros)
5. The Avengers (Marvel/Disney)
THE MOST ANTICIPATED REMAKE IN 2012:
According to Men:
1. Total Recall (Sony)
2. The Amazing Spider-Man (Sony)
3. The Great Gatsby (Warner Bros)
4. Snow White And The Huntsman (Universal)
5. Mirror Mirror (Relativity)
According to Women:
1. Snow White And The Huntsman (Universal)
2. The Great Gatsby (Warner Bros)
3. Mirror Mirror (Relativity)
4. Total Recall (Sony)
5. The Amazing Spider-Man (Sony)
12.08.2011
E! Celeb of the year!
Remember to vote, so Rob and Kristen can donate $.25,000 to a charity of their choice.
Click HERE, They made it to the round 2!
Click HERE, They made it to the round 2!
New movie for Kristen! (Akira)
Leonardo DiCaprio's production company will bring us the new movie "Akira", starring: Kristen Stewart as Ky. The movie will be set in Vancouver, and they will start filming on March (5th) and will end on June (7th). The other starring actors will be Helena Bonham, Garrett Hedlund and Ken Watanabe. Now, aren't you as excited as I am?
Read the plot here. (It's really cool)
source
Read the plot here. (It's really cool)
12.07.2011
Vote, vote, vote!
Yesterday I posted a link where you could vote for Kristen as the leading lady of 2011, I didn't know how much she was going to win, but the quantity is $.25,000 and the money will go to the charity she decides, and guess what? Robert is also participating as the leading man of 2011, if he wins, he will also be the acreditor of $.25,000 for the charity of his choice. So vote, and help!
Here for Kristen's
Here for Robert's
Here for Kristen's
Here for Robert's
Kristen Stewart: #1 of the Forbes' Hollywood's best actors for the buck
The Twilight movies are more than a cultural sensation, they’re a financial phenomenon. The latest, Breaking Dawn, has ranked No. 1 at the U.S. box office for the past three weekends and has already earned $588 million worldwide. The entire franchise has brought in $2.4 billion so far and there’s still one more movie set for release next year.
It’s been a lot of reward for relatively little outlay. The first two movies were produced for $37 million and $50 million, respectively. The current film is the most expensive to date with an estimated budget of $110 million. Part of the reason the budget has risen is that stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are getting paid more for playing Bella and her vampire boyfriend Edward, but they’re still not getting the $20 million paychecks that some big stars can command.
Anne Hathaway is in second place.
That’s why the Twilight stars land so high on our list of Hollywood’s Best Actors for the Buck, with Kristen Stewart at No. 1. For every $1 Stewart is paid her films earn an average $55.83. Pattinson ranks third with his films bringing in an average of $39.43 for every dollar he is paid.
How does Stewart beat Pattinson when they earn virtually identical salaries on their Twilight films? For the purpose of this list we look at each star’s last three major releases in the last five years, and Pattinson has been busier than Stewart. He starred in two non-Twilight projects in the past two years: Remember Me and Water for Elephants. Neither film performed particularly well and that pulled down the average return on investment for Pattinson.
To create our list we looked at the 40 highest-earning actors in Hollywood. To qualify, each had to have starred in at least three movies in the past five years that opened in more than 500 theaters. Movies that opened after May 1 were not counted. We also didn’t look at animated films because the stars aren’t really the draw.
We used data gathered for our annual Celebrity 100 list to calculate each star’s estimated earnings on each film (including up-front pay and any earnings from the movie’s box-office receipts and first-year sales of DVDs). We then looked at each movie’s estimated budget (not including marketing costs, which are susceptible to accounting chicanery) and box-office and DVD earnings to figure out an operating income for each film.
We added up each star’s compensation on his or her last three films and the operating income on those films, and divided the total operating income by the star’s total compensation to come up with a return-on-investment number. The final number represents an average of how much a studio earns for every dollar paid
Source
It’s been a lot of reward for relatively little outlay. The first two movies were produced for $37 million and $50 million, respectively. The current film is the most expensive to date with an estimated budget of $110 million. Part of the reason the budget has risen is that stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are getting paid more for playing Bella and her vampire boyfriend Edward, but they’re still not getting the $20 million paychecks that some big stars can command.
Anne Hathaway is in second place.
That’s why the Twilight stars land so high on our list of Hollywood’s Best Actors for the Buck, with Kristen Stewart at No. 1. For every $1 Stewart is paid her films earn an average $55.83. Pattinson ranks third with his films bringing in an average of $39.43 for every dollar he is paid.
How does Stewart beat Pattinson when they earn virtually identical salaries on their Twilight films? For the purpose of this list we look at each star’s last three major releases in the last five years, and Pattinson has been busier than Stewart. He starred in two non-Twilight projects in the past two years: Remember Me and Water for Elephants. Neither film performed particularly well and that pulled down the average return on investment for Pattinson.
To create our list we looked at the 40 highest-earning actors in Hollywood. To qualify, each had to have starred in at least three movies in the past five years that opened in more than 500 theaters. Movies that opened after May 1 were not counted. We also didn’t look at animated films because the stars aren’t really the draw.
We used data gathered for our annual Celebrity 100 list to calculate each star’s estimated earnings on each film (including up-front pay and any earnings from the movie’s box-office receipts and first-year sales of DVDs). We then looked at each movie’s estimated budget (not including marketing costs, which are susceptible to accounting chicanery) and box-office and DVD earnings to figure out an operating income for each film.
We added up each star’s compensation on his or her last three films and the operating income on those films, and divided the total operating income by the star’s total compensation to come up with a return-on-investment number. The final number represents an average of how much a studio earns for every dollar paid
Source
12.06.2011
People's Choice Awards are here!!
Go to http://www.peopleschoice.com/ and vote for:
Robert Pattinson as favourite movie actor, favourite drama movie (for: Water for Elephants).
Taylor Lautner as favourite action movie star.
Kristen wasn't nominated, but you can vote for her here so you can vote for her as best celeb of 2011 and her charity foundation will receive (I don't remember if it is $20,000 or $25,000) for her charity.
Robert Pattinson as favourite movie actor, favourite drama movie (for: Water for Elephants).
Taylor Lautner as favourite action movie star.
Kristen wasn't nominated, but you can vote for her here so you can vote for her as best celeb of 2011 and her charity foundation will receive (I don't remember if it is $20,000 or $25,000) for her charity.
Robsten Video "Hold my hand"
I love EVERY single video in which Rob and Kristen are holding hands, so I found a summary of them all, or most of them.
SORRY!
Hello readers, sorry for the time out, this was my senior year and I had SO MUCH to do. That doesn't mean I didn't update daily for myself, but I didn't have the time to manage the blog. Anyways, I'll try to continue keeping you posted, I hope you keep on checking the blog ok?
Robsten <3
Robsten <3
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