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Tag Archives: Stephenie Meyer
Movie Review: ‘The Host’ – Nat’s Take
When I told my girlfriend I was off to review to the new Stephenie Meyers movie and that, having seen one of the Twilight movies, I had low expectations, she responded, “It could be worse. She could have teamed up … Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘The Host’
Going into The Host I didn’t know what to expect. The trailer looked promising and I had heard that Twilight author Stephenie Meyer’s adult book was better than her vampire romance novels. I cannot judge the book, having never read … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News, Reviews, Romance, Sci-Fi
Tagged Diane Kruger, Jake Abel, Max Irons, review, Reviews, Saoirse Ronan, Stephenie Meyer, The Host, The Twilight Saga, Twilight
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Twilight’s ‘Breaking Dawn’ To Be Split Into Two Films
With New Moon making over $230 million in the US and nearly $500 million worldwide, it was only a matter of time before the studio decided to try and milk the franchise for even more, and you really can’t blame … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adaptation, Announcements, Box Office, Cult Cinema, Deals and Dealmaking, Movies, News, Prequels and Sequels, Summit Entertainment, Twilight
Tagged Breaking Dawn, Eclipse, Edward Cullen, Harry Potter, New Moon, Stephenie Meyer, Summit Entertainment, Twilight
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Producers Grab Stephenie Meyer’s ‘The Host’
Twilight author Stephenie Meyer’s movie machine keeps humming along as another of her novels has been grabbed by producers Nick Wechsler, Steve and Paula Mae Schwartz. The trio, fresh from adapting Cormac McCarthy’s The Road to the big screen, reportedly … Continue reading



