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The Twilight Saga was released this week on Netflix USA and Scott Mendelson wrote an opinion piece for Forbes on how Twilight occupied all 5 tops spots among Netflix’s Most-Watched Movies. Below is an excerpt:

The $3.3 billion-grossing Twilight Saga did more than any other modern franchise to debunk the notion that films for and about girls and women were box office poison.

However, at least for today, all five of the top movies on Netflix’s “daily most-watched” list are all five installments in The Twilight Saga. Alas, they aren’t in exact order, as it goes Catherine Hardwicke’s Twilight (the first and still the best), Chris Weitz’s New Moon (the worst), Bill Condon’s Breaking Dawn part II (the best sequel with a terrific final reel), David Slade’s Eclipse (the threequel and the only chapter to crack $300 million domestic) and Condon’s Breaking Dawn part I (the one where Bella and Edward get married and have bed-breaking sex before birthing a human/vampire baby).

Stewart and Pattinson both “recovered” from the “Eww, those movies are for girls” cultural backlash and became prestigious and engrossing adult actors. … Pattinson is playing Batman and has crafted an onscreen persona closer to Chris Walken and Crispin Glover than Chris Hemsworth or Chris Pine. I wish Catherine Hardwicke got more mileage out of launching the franchise. Twilight, with an indie sensibility and a self-knowing wit, is easily the best of the bunch. 

Click on link above to read the full opinion piece. Personally, I agree with Scott, Catherine Hardwicke’s Twilight was the best of all the films for me. Eclipse was the most disappointing.

September 2nd, 2018 / No Comments


Robert Pattinson photographed with Samantha Harris during New Moon press junket in November 2009

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No doubt Samantha Harris used up all her luck winning any lotteries – lucky woman.  What a great photo.

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Can’t believe it's been a whole decade since Bella Swan and Edward Cullen first locked eyes with each other in biology class! Were you #teamEdward or #teamJacob? #Twilight

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January 26th, 2017 / 2 Comments


Love that Cosmopolis is included once again in Rob’s movies screening on FOXTEL. Here are the listings so far for February & I will update once more are added.

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UPDATED 12 February:

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December 28th, 2016 / No Comments


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Another month & FOXTEL are spoiling us once again. Below are the movies/listings so far for January 2017.

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October 30th, 2016 / 2 Comments


Happy Sunday all! 🙂

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October 25th, 2016 / 3 Comments


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November is almost here & that means another month of Rob’s movies on FOXTEL – love it. Here are the listings so far & I will add more as they come.

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Release Date: 29 March 2024 (US). | Currently in Post-Production since 22 December 2022. Check out all upcoming release dates at our Film Page by clicking on News below


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Release Date: Screened at TIFF Sept 2019 | US 18 Oct 2019 - DVD releases at Film Page - click News below



The King Role: The Dauphin of France
Director: David Michôd
Release Date: World Premiere (Out of Competition) Venice Film Festival 2019 2 Sept 2019 | Now on Netflix. No DVD to be released.



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