Showing posts with label Taylor Lautner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taylor Lautner. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

TA-DAH! The Eclipse One Sheet Is HERE!



So, at LONG last, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse one sheet movie poster is here! I know I'm happy as a Volturi in an unsecured blood bank, 'cause K. Stew (aka Bella Swan) is front and center, flanked by her homeboys R. Pattz (Edward Cullen) and T. Lau (Jacob Black). And the love triangle is complete! Kristen looks absolutely fabulous! Ab fab, baby! Oh, and Rob and Taylor aren't half bad, either. Only 98 days till Eclipse hits theaters in all of its vamped-up wolfy goodness.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Never "Scene" New Moon!!!


Here's a clip I mos def thought that you guys would appreciate. It's a deleted scene from the upcoming New Moon DVD, which is being released this Saturday, March 20. Check out this scene of Edward and Bella in her truck, post birthday party drama. You're welcome and Happy Tuesday kids!

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Two New Ways To 'New Moon'


We here at Token White Girl pride ourselves on bringing you the latest and greatest in all things Twilight. With the New Moon DVD release just days away, the final countdown to March 20 has brought to light some NEW New Moon options for Twihards. Not to be outdone by competitors like Target and Walmart, Best Buy is also offering up its own special edition of the film, The Twilight Saga: New Moon Exclusive Steelbook Package Edition. When you pre-order Best Buy's Steelbook Edition, you have the option to select a free Twilight cell phone skin and you'll recieve free shipping on your order, in edition to Best Buy's exclusive packaging, which features the Quileute Emblem and the Cullen Crest. Best Buy's version of New Moon will run you $24.99 for DVD and $26.99 for Blu-Ray. And, if you're like me, you're avoiding the swarms of tweens, teens and their pushy, undersexed mothers at midnight on March 20, because you were smart enough to pre-order your New Moon DVD weeks ago. (Let's pat ourselves on the back, shall we?!) We might luck out and get our DVDs on Friday from the UPS guy or we might have to wait until Monday... or do we? Also cashing in on the cold, Twihard cash is Comcast, who will be offering The Twilight Saga: New Moon with their On Demand channel at 12:01 Saturday morning. Comcast, like their retail competitors, is also hoping to lure the Twilight faithful in with their own exclusive content, with director's commentary and a featurette entitled Life After Twilight airing after the feature film itself. Hoping for a repeat of 2009's Twilight On Demand release, which was the most "demanded" On Demand product of last year, Comcast is banking on you staying at home in your Edward Cullen pjs and enjoying New Moon straight away, rather than standing in line... hoping not to be trampled by giddy, hormonally unstable 12 year olds. So. March 20 is six days away. How are YOU going to New Moon?

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Eclipse Trailer (No other title needed!)



It's here, it's HERE!!! The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Trailer is REALLY here! We only have ONE complaint. The new Victoria (Bryce Dallas Howard) sucks! YUCK!!! Bring back Rachelle Lafevre!


Saturday, February 20, 2010

Summit, Retailers Offer Fans Choices With New Moon DVD




With the release of the New Moon DVD just a month a way, retail outlets are competing for Twi-hard cash, offering up "exclusive" special editions of the film. It's no longer just a choice between Blu-Ray or standard DVD. Oh, no! Wal-Mart, Target, Barnes & Noble and Amazon are all offering up various versions of the movie with differing cover art, features, extras and bonus content. All of your favorite retailers are sponsoring pre-orders of the movie and you can expect to check-out for about $25 to $30, depending upon which version and format you chose. Clearly, your favorite Twilight expert, Bridget, is here to help you find which New Moon is right for you.

I'm about 99% sure I'm getting my copy of New Moon from Target. I purchased Target's exclusive version of Twilight last March, which was a 3 disc version that offered a third bonus disc that included ab fab cast interviews and behind-the-scenes footage. This March, Target is offering a three disc DVD "Deluxe Edition" of New Moon with a bonus collectible film cell. Each collector's film cell will be individually numbered and enclosed in a gold embossed 5x7 card. Each collector's edition DVD or Blu-Ray will contain one of 250 different New Moon images captured on actual film. The third bonus disc is said to contain deleted scenes, a closer look at our fave evil-doers the Volturi and an exploration of the music behind the movie. Target's exclusive deluxe edition DVD will run you $24.99 and the two disc Blu-Ray set, also with the wicked awesome film cell, is available for $29.99. Target's exclusive edition also boasts unique cover art. (Unfortunately for me, it's not my fave shot of K. Stew as Bella. There's not enough of her!) Target will also offer the standard two disc edition of New Moon on DVD and Blu-Ray, ringing up at $20.99 for DVD and $22.99 for Blu-Ray. I say, spend the extra 5 bucks for the third disc and the film cell. You can never have too much Bella and Edward. Oh, and that Jacob dude, too.


Not to be out "sparkled," Wal-Mart is offering its "Ultimate Fan Edition" of New Moon on DVD for $24.96 and Blu-Ray for $29.96. Wal-Mart owns bragging rights as the only retailer offering a 7 minute sneak peek at the next installation of the Twilight Saga: Eclipse. Other bonus content included are cast interviews with Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner and New Moon author, Stephenie Meyer. You can take the "Ultimate Fan Edition" of New Moon one step further and purchase the Wal-Mart only combo pack that includes a copy of the documentary DVD Twilight In Forks, an exploration of the town the Cullens and the Swans call home. This set will cost you $29.96. (The Twilight In Forks DVD in the singular sense sells for $12.96, but it only costs you an extra $5 when you purchase it with Wal-Mart's "Ultimate Fan Edition" of New Moon.) I must confess that Wal-Mart's cover art is indeed my favorite, so I just might have to breakdown and buy a copy of this one, too. (Yes, I also have two different versions of Twilight on DVD. I had to have the Wal-Mart exclusive single disc copy last year, too. It's my "bedroom" copy.) Not only is there a fantastic shot of Kristen in full Bella, the cover itself is Lenticular. ("Lenticular, " kids, is fancy-talk for that really cool 3-D thing where you move the picture back and forth and it changes or something winks, waves or moves.) Another great Wal-Mart exclusive is free to-store shipping or you can ship it straight to your home for 97¢. This way you can avoid the mobs of sticky, giggly, obnoxious 12 year-olds. Like its competitor Target, Wal-Mart is also hocking the standard versions of New Moon on DVD and Blu-Ray. (BO-RING!)

Team Jacob REJOICE! Barnes & Noble has not forsaken you! If T-Lau is your cup o' tea, then you might want to check out the Barnes & Noble's two-disc edition of New Moon that comes with a dreamcatcher bag clip-keychain, reminiscent of the one Jacob gives to Bella in the film. This standard edition of New Moon with accompanying Quileute keepsake is priced at $24.47 and does not include an extra discs or special cover art. You can also order the "plain" New Moon DVD or Blu-Ray from Barnes & Noble.com and receive FREE shipping when you spend $25 or more. (The Blu-Ray version is $25.19. That means shipping is FREE!)

While they might not be boasting any ultimate, exclusive or special editions, we have to give a shout-out to Amazon.com. For, my fellow Twilighters, it was indeed Amazon who gave us the first glimpse at the New Moon DVD and Blu-Ray covers. They were also first to open up the New Moon pre-order. Amazon always has lots of great Twilight goods at low prices and we always love the FREE shipping with our purchases of $25 or more. If you need help reaching your free shipping, you might want to check out the newly released Twlight Scene It! for Nintendo DS or the uber cool new Twilight: the Graphic Novel, Vol. 1, which is set for release on March 16.


So, now that we've vamped it down for you, which version of New Moon are you making forever yours on March 20? Tell us! We wanna know! ('Cause we're nosy bastards.)

Friday, February 19, 2010

Date Night: K. Stew and T. Lau Hit The Oscars.


E! Online is reporting that Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner are both presenting at The Academy Awards this year. In her endearingly awkward style, Kristen is already planning her wardrobe for the awards gala, “I’ve been looking at shoes,” she said. “I’m trying to pick shoes that I know I won’t fall down in.” We are now officially justified in spending 3 to 4 long, painful hours watching The Oscars on Sunday, March 7. The telecast kicks off at 8:00 pm eastern time, 5:00 pm on the west coast, and is being hosted jointly by Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin.