:: Team Eclipse :: Eclispse DVD Signings Announced!!!

Evening Shackers!!! Coming out with some amazing news from TwilightFB. This evening they released some information on how to get an Eclipse DVD signed by certain actors and actress' from the movie beginning this weekend! 

From Dallas Tx, to Salt Lake City UT to Baton Rouge, Louisiana to Phoenix AZ to Denver Co to New York NY, nine stars from Eclipse will be on hand to sign Eclipse DVD's at local Best Buy's!!! 

You can find out all the information at www.eclipse-themovie.com or www.bestbuy.com. From what I understand, you must purchase a DVD in order to have it signed by the star(s) in attendance. Which sucks for me because I already own three copies!!! LOL

We, I mean, Baton Rouge, LA, have a Volturi four pack coming to our gig!! The lovely Daniel Cudmore, Charlie "Hot Stuff" Bewley, Cameron Bright (Alex) and Jamie Campbell Bower (Caius?)!!! I can't wait!!! 

So please, if you can go to any of the locations listed above, let us know and share your experience with us!! But remember, we are a Dog Free place here! LOL

Source: Twilight FaceBook page

:: Team Eclipse :: Eclipse Releases to DVD TONIGHT!

Well it's here ladies... the day we have alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll been waiting for since June 30th! Eclipse will be released to DVD at MIGNIGHT TONIGHT! If you are going to a release party, let us know! If you are just partying with friends, let us know! I also wanna know how you spent this joyous of joyous evening!!! LOL

Well, here's the last clip and it's???? ANGRYEDWARD (all one word)!!! This by far is the best scene, besides the tent scene, in the movie for me. Even though the dog is present, to see Edward defending and protecting Bella is ... ah.... Swoon, just Swoon!!!

Enjoy!

Source: ClevverTv youtube page

:: Team Eclipse :: Countdown to Eclipse DVD Release: Rosalie's Advice

3 MORE DAYS!!! I think I'm getting happier as each day goes by!! I mean, earlier today as I was driving in to get my tires checked, I noticed the Eclipse poster hanging in our local Blockbuster window... I was grinning like a fool, until I almost ran into the back of someone... ONLY ME!

"Why yes officer, I was totally distracted by the Eclipse poster hanging in Blockbuster." LOL

Today's clip is Rosalie's back story. This is the only back story I enjoyed however, like my sister, I was little disappointed in one thing... According to the book, Rosalie goes to Bella, who is asleep in a bed Edward brought in for her, and THEN the infamous "LEG HITCH" happens... This sets up that "phone call" at the end of Bella's book in Breaking Dawn.  I wonder how Rosenberg will fix this....

Anyhoo... enjoy and mark off your calendar as we countdown till Eclipse releases to DVD!!!



Source: ClevverTv you tube page

:: Team Eclipse :: Heavy In Your Arms Florence And The Machine [OFFICIAL]

Even though there are no movie clips, here is the official video for Heavy In Your Arms by Florence and the Machine. 

Source: eclipsethesoundtrack : YouTube page 

:: Team Eclipse :: Eclipse comes to DVD for Christmas

Twitter was a buzz this morning as peeps returned and returned and returned some very important news finally regarding Eclipse and a DVD release date! 

Mark your calendar's ladies and gentleman, Eclipse will hit the shelves at midnight on December 4, 2010! 

Above, are the front covers of the DVD and so I've read, it looks like there is no more than two to chose from, unlike New Moon where you had a tough decision. (I'm guilty, I own three copies of New Moon, LOL)


According to VideoETA, there will be a Blu-Ray copy, a regular copy, and a two disc set. The two disc set will contain the usual, deleted and extended scenes, behind the scenes look at how it was made, photo gallery, music videos and a Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Stephenie Meyer commentary. 


Let's all hope for that commentary!! 


Anyhoo... I'm sure you can pre order as usual at Amazon.com and other retailers as the time comes. Also, as soon as retailers start announcing midnight release parties, we will let you know!


Source: TwilightNewsBeat.com aka TwilightNewsMan

::Team Eclipse:: Nominees Announced For The 2010 Spike Sream Awards

The Spike Scream Awards 2010 will air October 19th, 9:00–11:00 PM!

Best Fantasy Actor – Robert Pattinson, The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Ultimate Scream – The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Best Fantasy Movie – The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Best Fantasy Actress - Kristen Stewart, The Twilight Saga Eclipse

Breakout Performance - Male - Xavier Samuel, The Twilight Saga Eclipse

!!!GO VOTE!!!

::Team Eclipse:: Eclipse OFFICIALLY Passes New Moon Box Office

Box office numbers are in for Thursday, August 19 and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse has now officially surpassed the domestic total of New Moon. The film took in another $190,143 from 1,212 locations for a per theater average of $157 representing a decrease of 0.7% from Wednesday. This adds up to a cumulative domestic total of $296,649,934 after 51 days in release. Adding in overseas returns of $380.6M gives Eclipse a current worldwide total of $677,249,934.
For those comparing the films in The Twilight Saga, at this point in its release history (after 51 days) New Moon had taken in $290,277,863. Eclipse is now at $296,649,934. Both films hit the $250M mark on the 16th day. The total domestic gross for New Moon was $296,623,634 (after 132 days). Eclipse has now broken that total by $26,600 (after 51 days). The film is now within striking distance of the elusive $300M mark. It needs about $3.35M to get to that number. It took New Moon 21 more days to earn an additional $3.35M after its 51st day, and Eclipse is clearly doing better. On the other hand, New Moon was still in 1,167 theaters after 51 days while Eclipse drops to 557 tomorrow. Still, even after New Moon’s theater count had dropped to 444 (after 63 days) it still went on to take in another $3.8M. Therefore, it should take no more than one more month for Eclipse to earn another $3.35M and pass $300M.

Read more here.

Thanks to TwilightersAnonymous.com 

:: Team Eclipse :: Eclipse Parody Teaser from The Hillywood Show™

Well the wait is ALMOST OVER!!!! The Hillywood Show released today a "little" 30 second teaser for their Eclipse Parody and let me tell ya... I am very much looking forward to this one!!!!

Enjoy!


Source: www.TheHillywoodShow.com and via You Tube

::TEAM ECLIPSE:: Cullen Friendly 'Eclipse' Ringtones! (mp3 & iPhone versions)

Download your favorite 'Eclipse' audio to your cell phones! We have 20 choices to twi-pimp your cell phone or iPhone.

MP3 versions:


Jasper & Alice- Long version My apologies mam (26 sec)

Edward & Bella-Always be my Bella (26 sec)

Bella-There's nothing I am ever going to want more than Edward (7 sec)

Carlisle-Our kind is never more physically powerful (7 sec)

Charlie & Bella-OMG Dad...I'm a virgin (13 sec)

Edward-Doesn't he own a shirt (5 sec)

Edward-(proposal) Isabella Swan, I promise to love you (12 sec)

Edward & Bella-Stop trying to take your clothes off (6 sec)

Bella-Fire and ice (27 sec)

Jasper & Emmett-Don't hold back...Not in my nature (7 sec)

Jasper-short version My apologies mam (6 sec)

Jasper-The 2 most important things to remember (21 sec)

Jasper-Never lose focus (7 sec)

Jasper-Never turn your back on your enemy (7 sec)

Alice & Jasper-After all how many times are we going to graduate high school (6 sec)

Jasper-Newborn speech to wolfpack (31 sec)

Edward & Bella-long version I would have courted you...(52 sec)

Riley- long version What do you want? (27 sec)

Riley- short version What do you want? (7 sec)

Edward & Bella-Now we have to tell Charlie...good thing you're bulletproof (45 sec)

Instructions for mp3 files:

Download the one you want and either email the file to your phone or use the cord that came with your cell phone for phone to pc and upload the ringtone to your cell directly.

Now it's time for m4r files for iPhones!!!!


Jasper & Alice- Long version My apologies mam (26 sec)

Edward & Bella-Always be my Bella (26 sec)

Bella-There's nothing I am ever going to want more than Edward (7 sec)

Carlisle-Our kind is never more physically powerful (7 sec)

Charlie & Bella-OMG Dad...I'm a virgin (13 sec)

Edward-Doesn't he own a shirt (5 sec)

Edward-(proposal) Isabella Swan, I promise to love you (12 sec)

Edward & Bella-Stop trying to take your clothes off (6 sec)

Bella-Fire and ice (27 sec)

Jasper & Emmett-Don't hold back...Not in my nature (7 sec)

Jasper-short version My apologies mam (6 sec)

Jasper-The 2 most important things to remember (21 sec)

Jasper-Never lose focus (7 sec)

Jasper-Never turn your back on your enemy (7 sec)

Alice & Jasper-After all how many times are we going to graduate high school (6 sec)

Jasper-Newborn speech to wolfpack (31 sec)

Edward & Bella-long version I would have courted you...(52 sec)

Riley- long version What do you want? (27 sec)

Riley- short version What do you want? (7 sec)

Edward & Bella-Now we have to tell Charlie...good thing you're bulletproof (45 sec)

Instructions:
Make sure you download the iphone one. It should have a m4r ending. Then double click the file. It should automatically go into your ringtones section in itunes. Then sync phone.


Just In Case You Missed the New Moon Ring Tones Go HERE
SOURCE

::Team Eclipse:: Cee Lo Green "What Part of Forever" Official Music Video!!!!

::Team Eclipse:: Cee Lo Green "What Part of Forever" Official Music Video!!!!

::Team Eclipse:: NEW Bella and Edward Action Figures.

::Team Eclipse:: Worldwide Box Office Surpasses 319 Million.

Eclipse heads into 2nd Saturday with $214M+ domestic, $319M+ worldwide

Posted July 04, 2010 by Larry Richman

UPDATE SATURDAY, JULY 10 4:00 PM:

Updated box office estimates are in for Friday, July 9. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse took in $11M from 4,468 domestic locations for a per theater average of $2,462. This represents a 38.7% increase from Thursday and gives the film a cumulative domestic total of $214.662M after 10 days in release. It comes in second place behind Despicable Me, which opens with $21.69M at 3,475 locations for a per theater average of $6,240.

Keeping track of records, the film with the least number of days to reach $200M was The Dark Knight, which hit $203,773,518 after five days. New Moon is in fourth place, having taken eight days to reach $205,788,929. Eclipse stands in tenth place, taking nine days to reach $203,662,377. This puts the film ahead of Spider-Man, which took nine days to hit $202,035,007, and Avatar, which didn't break the $200M mark until its 10th day when it hit $212,711,184.


The record for the first 9 days in release is held by The Dark Knight with $290,119,997. The Twilight Saga: New Moon is #5 with $222,312,298. Eclipse finishes at #9 with $203,662,377. So far, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse has set all-time box office records for Opening Wednesdays, Single Day Wednesday Gross (non-adjusted), and Single Day Wednesday Gross (adjusted for inflation). It is in second place for Opening Day Gross, Single Day Gross, and Non-Opening Thursday Gross. Release records include Widest Releases, Widest Independent Releases, Widest Opening Independent Releases, Widest PG-13 Rated Openings, and Widest PG-13 Rated Releases.


UPDATE SATURDAY, JULY 10 12:00 NOON:

Early box office estimates are in for Friday, July 9. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse took in $11.08M from 4,468 domestic locations for a per theater average of $2,479. This gives the film a cumulative domestic total of $214.74M after 10 days in release. It comes in second place behind Despicable Me, which opens with $21.75M at 3,475 locations for a per theater average of $6,258.

UPDATE SATURDAY, JULY 10 10:00 AM:

Early industry estimates predict a $35 million weekend for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. This would put it in second place behind Despicable Me, which is expected to win with a $55-60M opening.

UPDATE FRIDAY, JULY 9:

Box office numbers are in for Thursday, July 8. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse took in $7,931,087 from 4,468 domestic locations for a per theater average of $1,775. This gives the film a cumulative domestic total of $203,662,377 after 9 days in release. It still sits in first place at the top of the charts, ahead of Toy Story 3 and The Last Airbender. Updated foreign box office of $104.6M gives Eclipse a worldwide cumulative total of $308,262,377.

Here are the weekly numbers for the period from Friday, July 2 - Thursday, July 8. In its first full week, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse took in $110,917,399 from 4,468 locations for a per theater average of $24,825. Despite being the widest release, this was the highest average of all 82 films measured. It finished in first place for the seven-day period ahead of The Last Airbender and Toy Story 3.


UPDATE THURSDAY, JULY 8:

Box office numbers are in for Wednesday, July 7. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse has now surpassed $300 million worldwide. It took in another $8,781,208 from 4,468 domestic locations for a per theater average of $1,965. This gives the film a cumulative domestic total of $195,731,290 after 8 days in release. It still sits in first place at the top of the charts, ahead of Toy Story 3 and The Last Airbender. Updated foreign box office of $104.6M gives Eclipse a worldwide cumulative total of $300,331,290.

The record for the first 8 days in release is held by The Dark Knight with $261,847,503. The Twilight Saga: New Moon is #4 with $205,788,929. Eclipse finishes at #8 with $195,731,290.

Theater counts for the week of Friday, July 9 - Thursday, July 15 reflect no change for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse with 4,468 locations. The film will still have the widest release ahead of Toy Story 3 with 3,753 locations, a decline of 275. In third place is this week's widest opener, Despicable Me with 3,474 locations.

Meanwhile, there's been some confusion over why Eclipse's first two days didn't count towards its first weekend. It makes sense on the face of it, but let's look back at the last movie that opened on a Wednesday, June 30 on the eve of a 4th of July weekend, Spider-Man 2 in 2004. As you can see here, its first two days in release, Wednesday, June 30 and Thursday, July 1, aren't counted in the weekend numbers. As you can see above, there are two listings: the 3-day weekend of Friday-Sunday and the 4-day weekend of Friday-Monday (the Independence Day holiday). So they don't count the first two days it was in release as part of the weekend although, as you can see, they are included in the film's cumulative total and they are counted towards record-keeping. If there is any movie that Summit (and the media and public) should be comparing Eclipse to it should be Spider-Man 2, not New Moon.

They do tabulate records for films that open on a Wednesday or Thursday of a Monday holiday weekend. There is a 5-day holiday weekend record from Thursday-Monday for films that opened on a Wednesday or Thursday and a 6-day holiday weekend record from Wednesday-Monday for films that opened on a Wednesday. There are also 3-day (Friday-Sunday) and 4-day (Friday-Monday) records for holiday weekends, of course, as well as non-holiday records for 3-, 4-, 5-, and 6-day opening periods (and on and on...). But these are all records which would only allow Eclipse to be compared to other films which were in theaters at the time, not against films which hadn't even come out yet. Now that the film is in competition with the rest of the movie marketplace, we'll be able to begin to judge the success of the film's early days.

Then why did Summit release the film on a Wednesday? To get the jump on the competition. Most new movies open on a Friday. If Eclipse had opened the same day as all the other new holiday weekend films it would obviously have been competing with all of them. By opening earlier, on Wednesday, it only had to go up against the "old" films that were already out. There was no competition against anything new (and The Last Airbender certainly didn't give it much competition).

So the idea was not to compete against or beat New Moon's early numbers. That may be a goal of some people but the idea is to make money, and maybe set some records in the process. The fact is, there is no way that a "weekend" that begins on a Wednesday can be compared to a "normal" 3-day weekend (when New Moon opened). So any comparison between the two simply isn't valid -- not until at least another week has gone by. Even then it will be difficult to put one up against the other since their release patterns are so different.

Is Summit happy with the first days' box office returns? I don't know but I'm fairly sure they must be. Again, the goal was not to "beat New Moon." That may be something the press or some others will latch on to but it's simply not a fair comparison. It was very easy to compare Twilight to New Moon since they opened at the same time one year apart. Not so much New Moon to Eclipse. Let's wait a week...or a few...or a month or more...before starting to compare the two. Better yet, let's just see how the film does over time in its own right, and maybe see if it sets more records. And, if you like it, tell your friends.

::Team Eclipse:: Rob and Kristen Attend Eclipse Screening in LA Pics

::Team Eclipse:: Kellan, Ashley, Nikki and Xavier on Alan Carr Videos

::Team Eclipse:: Fire and Ice.

Fire and Ice

By Robert Frost

Some say the world will end in fire,

Some say in ice.

From what I’ve tasted of desire

I hold with those who favor fire.

But if it had to perish twice,

I think I know enough of hate

To say that for destruction ice

Is also great

And would suffice.

::Team Eclipse:: London Eclipse Premiere Pics

::Team Eclipse:: Eclipse Breaks Wednesday Opening Day Record, 2nd Overall to New Moon.

Eclipse breaks Wednesday opening with record $68.5M

Posted July 01, 2010 by Larry Richman

UPDATE THURSDAY 1:00 PM:

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse has broken the record for a Wednesday opening, taking in an estimated $68.5M. This tops the $62M brought in by Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Included in the total is the $30M reported previously from midnight and 3:00 AM screenings. In comparison, The Twilight Saga: New Moon took in $72.7M from 4,024 theaters on its opening day, setting a new all-time single day box office record. That figure included $26.3M in midnight shows. It also set a new record for the #1 summer day of all time, beating The Dark Knight's $67.2M. It was the second highest single day of all time (New Moon holds the top spot).


UPDATE THURSDAY 2:00 AM:

Early figures estimate that The Twilight Saga: Eclipse will break the record for a Wednesday opening, taking in $65M. This tops the $62M brought in by Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Included in the total is the $30M reported previously from midnight and 3:00 AM screenings. In comparison, The Twilight Saga: New Moon took in $72.7M from 4,024 theaters on its opening day, setting a new all-time single day box office record. Of course, that was a Friday, not a Wednesday.

These numbers are not official and are only estimates based on early reports. However, these preliminary figures are usually fairly close to the final data. Summit Entertainment will officially announce domestic and worldwide numbers later.


UPDATE WEDNESDAY 2:00 PM:

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse has opened to a record $30M+ overnight from approximately 4,000 screenings, beating the record $26.27M set by New Moon. This is an estimated total from all midnight and 3:00 AM shows. The film also set a new IMAX overnight record, with $1M at 192 locations beating the recordholder Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen with $959K.


As I posted below, Twilight opened on November 21, 2008 at 3,419 theaters, taking in around $7M in midnight screenings (which was considered stratospheric at the time). Its first weekend total was $69.64M. The Twilight Saga: New Moon opened on November 20, 2009 with $26.27M from 3,514 midnight screenings at 4,024 locations on its way to a first day total of $72.7M (more than Twilight's entire opening weekend). Its first weekend total was $142.8M, making it the #3 all-time and #1 non-summer opening weekend of all time.

The Dark Knight had a $18.4M midnight debut (3-day weekend) and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince took in $22.2M on a Tuesday night on its way to a 5-day weekend total of $158M. The Dark Knight went on to take in $67.17M that opening day, dropped 29.1% from Friday to Saturday to bring in another $47.65M, and ended with $43.6M on Sunday for an opening weekend total of $158.4M.

What to watch for: We won't be able to measure per theater averages until we know exactly how many showings there were. That will be a better indicator of how well Eclipse did vs. New Moon. The film's opening day total will be released tomorrow afternoon, Thursday 7/1. More theaters are expected to be added on Friday. The Independence Day holiday weekend is tabulated starting Friday, so the 3-day weekend totals will not include today and tomorrow's numbers. Therefore, it's possible that Eclipse may not set a holiday weekend record. Wednesday and Thursday's numbers will still count toward the film's total box office although they will be included in the week of Friday 6/25 - Thursday 7/1.


WEDNESDAY 7:00 AM:

As I did with Twilight and The Twilight Saga: New Moon, I will be tracking the box office numbers for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse on a daily basis. You will be able to follow the progress of the film on this blog just as you were able to witness the success of the previous movies here from the moment the first ticket was torn at the midnight screenings of Twilight, the first in the series based on Stephenie Meyer's best-selling books. That film was, at the time, expected to be a modestly successful indie -- and, yes, these are independent films, which is one of the the primary reasons I began reporting on them in the first place (and will continue to do).

The rest is cinematic history, and this morning's release of the third film in the The Twilight Saga was the biggest opening of all time at 4,416 venues. So it's no surprise that early reports say theaters were mobbed not just in America but overseas as well.

There are a few things to watch for (click the links for daily numbers and extensive analysis). Twilight opened on November 21, 2008 at 3,419 theaters, taking in around $7 million in midnight screenings (which was considered stratospheric at the time). Its first weekend total was $69.64 million. The Twilight Saga: New Moon opened on November 20, 2009 with $26.27 million from 3,514 midnight screenings at 4,024 locations on its way to a first day total of $72.7 million (more than Twilight's entire opening weekend). Its first weekend total was $142.8 million, making it the #3 all-time and #1 non-summer opening weekend of all time.

After the second weekend, its domestic total was $230.95M and worldwide was $473.95M. The film passed the $1/2 billion mark worldwide in its third weekend. After four weekends, New Moon sat at $267.32M domestic. And the film ended its fifth weekend with a total $274.6M domestic and $634.7M worldwide on its way to a current theatrical total of $296.6M domestic and $709.7M worldwide.

In comparing the box office numbers for Eclipse vs. New Moon, due to the differences in number of theaters and screens, it would be best to follow the per theater and per screen averages (which I'll be posting). That would be a more reliable indicator of how well this film is performing vs. the previous one. Not to mention that it's a 6-day holiday weekend opening.

The key to the total weekend box office will be the percentage drop (or increase) from one day to the next, especially Friday to Saturday. Twilight dropped 40.8% from Friday to Saturday its first weekend. New Moon dropped 41.8% the first Saturday after it opened. So that's the key to this weekend. No matter how well Eclipse does over the next couple of days it won't hold up if there's a precipitous decline on Saturday.

::Team Eclipse:: Eclipse Cast To Make Surprise Visits to Theaters This Weekend.

You may have already seen "Eclipse" two times by now (heck even three!), but you might want to get yourself ready to head back to the theater some more this weekend after you hear this news!

We've seen a lot of chatter on Twitter today — including this tweet and this one — regarding the possibility of stars from the movie making surprise appearances at "Eclipse" showings in theaters throughout the country this weekend.

Well, surprise! We have exclusively confirmed with a source from the studio that YES the rumors are true! And, we can also confirm that it will be a whole SLEW of "Twilight" actors popping up in MANY locations around the country. While we don't have any more information at the moment (i.e. don't ask us if GPS chips will be put on the actors), you can rest assured that you now have that much more of a chance to come within feet of your very favorite Forks resident. Happy hunting, Crushers!

Source MTV

::Team Eclipse:: Warning to Twihards- BE CAREFUL of online scams right now.

Sparkly Ones,

Hey and welcome to post-Eclipse BLISS!!! Isn't it great!

I need to say a few words here from me, Lisa, the owner of this blog.  When a movie is as successful as Eclipse is playing out to be, there are predatory people online who will play on your every Google and Yahoo search. I know we have a lot of young members of our blog and I feel compelled to make this post.  DO NOT click on any Tweets or Facebook Groups/Fan Pages that say they can give you the movie for FREE on your computer. The first simple fact is that it is highly illegal but moreover, it is very dangerous for your personal information AND your computer.  

I've been around the internet and in the industry for a very long time. The scams for something as popular as Twilight are NUMEROUS.

I've seen two really slick scams tonight on Twitter and Facebook that are extremely deceiving and are out to collect credit card and personal data off your computer.

So the best bet is don't click on anything that sounds too good to be true... and in Edward's words.

BE SAFE.

Ok, now go back to your Post-Eclipse JOY!!!!!
Love you all!
Lisa