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So it turns out that Twilight’s filmmakers are pretty confident that their movie is going to be a success. So confident are they that they’re tossing around the idea that if Twilight does in fact do well in the first few weeks, then they set the filming of the sequel in motion immediately.

Our resident intellectual Cole Abaius recently volunteered to take on the reading of Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” a book (and soon to be film) that is causing quite a stir on the internet. He offers up his thoughts, plus ten tips for guys who are interested in taking the plunge into “Twilight” as well.

We have been giving a lot of love lately to the upcoming film Twilight, which is based on the immensely successful series of books by Stephenie Meyer. I must say, I ordered up this intensified coverage because I have never before seen a rabid fanbase such as this one.

It’s a wrap! Well, not quite. Twilight finished principle photography only yesterday, and it wasn’t exactly an easy day of shooting.

When we first started covering the adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s sensational novel, Twilight, less than a week ago, we definitely did not realize how much interest it was going to generate. We also didn’t realise exactly how many articles we gonna crop up as soon as we started monitoring it!

When Robert Pattinson left the world of possibly the most popular adaptation of the page for the screen, Harry Potter, he couldn’t have known that only a few years later he could return, in another explosively successful adaptation with the potential to take the Potter torch and run.

Twilight is generating a complete flood of buzz at the moment, and it seems that there’s a new story every day (well, actually more like two a day) so in order to get everyone up to speed, there’s gonna be a whirlwind blitz here, so keep up!

Although news of Twilight has swept across the internet, there are many still out there who have no idea what this movie could possibly be. So, in order to get people up to speed, we here at FSR are pleased to offer an introduction to what could possibly be the next big adaptation.