Surely you Twi-hards are not pleased at the latest review of Eclipse. If you’re a fan of the franchise you’re going to see the movie anyway, if you’re not, you probably aren’t even reading this item.
We think Eclipse is the best out of the three films, as does Kristen Stewart and the majority of the Twilight cast. In the clip above, Stewart gives one more final promo-push as to why you all need to see this movie:

“It has more than a few elements that makes it different than the other two movies…we still hold on to the love story, but it’s taken to a whole new level…It gives [Bella] perspective, suddenly she’s like I want [Edward], I don’t need him, I can totally have someone else and so it makes it more human. It’s not the ideal love story that’s in the first one.”
Dying to know your thoughts as you all flock to the theaters this week. Did Eclipse live up to its hype?

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The fan frenzy got a lot more frenzied on Wednesday when Peter Facinelli, aka Dr. Carlisle Cullen, made a house call to the L.A. Live entertainment complex, where more than a thousand Twi-hards have been camping out in anticipation of the big Eclipse premiere.

Robert Pattinson joked last week to French Premiere about how racy Breaking Dawn should get, what with the long-awaited sex scene:

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and most of the remaining members of the New Moon cast were at the New Moon mall tour last night in Los Angeles.

Check out the video over at Radar Online of the cast being introduced–but be warned, there is some major league fangirls squee-ing in this vid at the surprise appearance so watch your volume controls! The excitement is tangible!

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‘Bella’s got an old soul, and I think that I’m already recognizing [that] in my kid,’ he says of 15-month-old Bluesy LaRue.
By Larry Carroll

Billy Burke

Photo: MTV News

In Stephenie Meyer’s novels, some might say he is a bit underdeveloped as a character. In Catherine Hardwicke’s movie, he barely got five minutes of screen time. The purpose of Charlie Swan seems to be twofold: be an awkwardly-out-of-touch dad to Bella and a well-meaning-but-clueless chief of police to Forks.

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Plus: Billy Burke reveals what’s on his iPod, laments missing Kings of Leon concert.
By Larry Carroll

Billy Burke as Charlie Swan in “New Moon”

Photo: Summit Entertainment

All week long, we’ve been bringing questions straight from the mouths of Twilighters worldwide to the stars of this month’s “New Moon” You guys have already been able to get them to open up about online haters, vital plot points and even “sexual white chocolate.”

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