What does mike dexter have to do with the new twilight moon movie?
So apparently there’s this new movie coming out this weekend that nobody knows anything about. It’s full of teenage vampires and werewolves, and there’s lots of glitter and growling and shirtlessness. It’s called Twilight: New Moon, and it’s going to be the biggest sleeper hit of the year. New Moon, the sequel to the low-budget indie film Twilight, features little-known actors like Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner in a battle between werewolves and vampires. When Edward Cullen (Pattinson) leaves town, Bella Swan (Stewart) falls into a deep depression. But soon she finds replacement romance in the arms of a hairless wolf-beast (Lautner). Of course, there are other movies in the world. Like Blind Side with Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw. It’s based on a true story about a homeless black kid taken in by a well-to-do white family. The film follows the young man’s changing life (he becomes an all-American football player) as well the effect he has on his new family. In Th
Going to a midnight movie is an experience that has to be included in the review of the film. First, who was there? Mostly female–about 1 in 10 people were male–and not as many shrieking junior high girls as I expected. The audience was mostly high school/early college kids and adult women. Didn’t see any grandmothers, but there were at least a couple bona fide cougars there. Rrroooow. And who were they picking up? Was it the two dudes running around in actual Twilight T-shirts? Was it the unintentional (or was it?) Emmett with his hat sideways? No! It was Ben, from the local college, who asked himself “how can I make this ridiculous female obsession work for me?” and came up with the idea to mousse up his hair like Edward, slap on the oversize movie-star glasses Edward wears in the first movie, and saunter around with the Cullen copyrighted “I’ve been bringing sexy back since 1917 and I’ve still got it” strut. Girls were asking him for pictures right and left…I overheard some girl say
The aspects that got me the first time–Edward Sparkles, Mike Dexter as Carlisle, the godawful Halloween vampire makeup–were all still there, … Sources: http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t&ct2=us%2F0_0_s_0_0_t&usg=AFQjCNEtwj9e-AlQPabDROPMhyR136SkBg&sig2=XXjU3IgxYcj5EqXrAThG2w&cid=1470580006&ei=hpcGS7jjOo7s8gTm58ZL&rt=SEARCH&vm=STANDARD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bscreview.
