Video: Gil Birmingham and Tinsel Korey Sing the “Breaking Dawn Release” Song

This is so brilliant!

Tinsel Korey has an amazing voice! If you're in the US, we hope you already have your DVD!

Remember, though, for the rest of us in the UK/Ireland... we've to wait until March 12th to get our copy... *sigh*

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Scan: Total Film Reviews 'Bel Ami'

Total Film has given 'Bel Ami' 3 stars  in their latest issue.

"Full marks to Pattinson for tearing into his Edward Cullen persona
with plenty of arse-bearing sex scenes and peevishness."

O.O 
Call the ambulance! This blogger is down! lol 

Can't wait to see it this Sunday :D

Check out the scan below!

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ThisIsLondon: The nasty side of R Patz

ThisIsLondon.co.uk has featured a small piece on Robert Pattinson's 'Bel Ami'. Check it out below!

All grown up: Robert Pattinson plays a villain in his new film, Bel Ami

Having made his name as Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe must now spend the years ahead stamping on his childhood image. He could take a lesson from Robert Pattinson, who appears in the astonishing new film Bel Ami, as the most charismatically repellent leading man I can recall. He makes Valmont in Les Liaisons Dangereuses look like a puppy. In another piece of counter-casting, Kristin Scott Thomas plays a lovesick matron, humiliatingly scorned. It is an unsettling premise that a handsome young man can pick off the wives of powerful men. Newspaper proprietors and politicians will keep a much closer eye on their domestic arrangements after seeing this film.

*SQUEALS* Bel Ami just keeps getting AMAZING reviews! 

Are you going to see it this weekend?

We're meeting up before it in Dublin if you're interested! Click here for details.

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Breaking Dawn Part 2 Sneak peek (Spunk Ransom Exclusive)

At midnight, 'Target' stores across the US held Breaking Dawn Part 1 DVD release parties. At these parties, fans were treated to an exclusive clip from Breaking Dawn Part 2. 

Check it out below!

Let us know your thoughts on it... does it get you more excited for November? :)

The note Bella reads says; "Gather as many witnesses as you can before the snow sticks to the ground. That’s when they’ll come for us."

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Alt Film reviews Robert Pattinson during the Bel Ami Scenes

I'm sure you all agree that Rob showed a lot of range in the 5 new Bel Ami scenes we got earlier today, and Alt Film Guide is the first non-fandom site to give it positive remarks. Read out an exerpt below:

Set in a church, in the first scene Pattinson's ambitious ex-soldier Georges Duroy plays (very determinedly) a game of seduction with Older Woman Kristin Scott Thomas. In the second, Pattinson convincingly plays a drunk Duroy in a cabaret. That's when he runs into the obnoxious publisher Charles Forestier, who will inadvertently assist Duroy in his ascent in Parisian society.

The third scene is set at the Forrestier dinner table. The issue of class is all too apparent — Duroy doesn't know which knife to use — and so are the various seduction games despite all the surface talk about life in the desert and French colonial politics. Even though Pattinson, Christina Ricci, and Uma Thurman are perfectly fine —Pattinson's facial expressions, a mix of shyness and self-assertion, are particularly impressive — the scene-stealer here is Scott Thomas: "I was told that the [desert] sands … sing?"

In the fourth scene, Duroy performs a different sort of seduction, as a little girl falls for her playful "bel ami." The brief follow-up scene features Pattinson/Duroy and his conquest Ricci/Clotilde de Marelle in his dingy apartment.

Though a low-budget production, Bel Ami — as its trailer (and even its poster) promised — is gorgeous to look at.

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