Now that you have watched Eclipse, what’s next?
Have a go at the Twilight Eclipse Movie game free and prove that you are a real Twi-hard!
According to Macworld,
Are you obsessed with the movie and film series Twilight? Do you self-identify as a “Twi-hard”? If you do, you probably don’t need a trivia game to prove it—but here’s one anyway! Developed by GameHouse, The Twilight Saga Eclipse Movie Game is a trivia application for only the most dedicated of Twilight fans, featuring hi-res images from the movies and questions only the true fan would know the answers to. While the average movie-goer may think the Vampire/Werewolf teenage romance series only has three characters, there are over twenty-one characters to learn about and obsess over.
The game is a pretty straightforward question and answer game. There are two types of play—single player, which is a “survival mode” (you have three lives/can get three questions wrong before the game is over), and multiplayer, which pits you against up to four other players. In each mode, you can choose one of 21—that’s right, 21—Twilight characters to represent you. In multiplayer mode, each player can choose a separate character, and choose whether the game goes on for 5, 10, or 20 questions (in single player mode the questions keep coming until you’re out of lives.
The game presents a series of multiple-choice questions that you much answer in a set amount of time (the faster you answer each question, the higher your score). Questions range from trivia about the Twilight series that only true Twi-hards will know the answer to, to more general picture-based questions (where you are shown a picture and then asked a question about the picture) that less dedicated fans might be able to ace. In multiplayer mode, each player has a chance to answer the same question before moving onto the next (yeah, you get to pass the iPhone around).
If you’re a Twilight fan, this game is worth the download—since it’s free. You’ll get to prove to all of your friends that you are the most insane of the Twi-hards, and you might even get to see a few sexy snaps of a shirtless Taylor Lautner. However, if you’re not particularly versed in the movies, this game is probably not worth the download.
Eclipse is finally here, have you caught it yet?
As reported by MTV.com:
We’re not sure if you’ve heard, but “Eclipse” is out now. Fans all across the U.S.A were already lining up for midnight screenings on Tuesday night to be some of the first to catch the third film in the “Twilight Saga.” MTV News caught up with New York City Twi-hards before the show, and we were also on hand to talk to Los Angeles fans as they streamed out of the theater.
The consensus among the West Coast Twilighters we spoke to is that David Slade’s take on the vampire tale rocked.
“Best movie! It was actually the whole tent scene. Love the tent scene; it was a battle between Edward and Jacob. It was amazing! I loved it,” Elisse Mendez raved to MTV News. “I would actually have to say this is one of the top films that has come out so far. ‘Twilight’ was good. ‘New Moon’ was good, but I think this was better. Jacob — this time around he was such an amazing actor.”
Patrick Seitz said he had been hoping Slade would bring his prior vampire expertise to the film, and he wasn’t disappointed. “I actually surprisingly liked it. I think this is the best of the bunch. I did [like the end], although I feel bad for Jacob because every time he does stuff, I know what’s coming,” he said. “I like the love triangle. I like the tension. I thought it was a good ending.”
Morgan Jones admitted that the end made her cry. Her pal Heather Jones added, “Loved it. This one’s so much better! I wish I could watch it again right now. The acting was better, the writing was better. There weren’t so many long pauses. It was like it moved. It was an action film.”
Fans named the long awaited tent scene and the film’s conclusion as highlights. “The ending of the movie was really great,” Carissa Odenberg said. “I want to see ‘Breaking Dawn.’ It makes you want to see the next one.”
Her friend Anthony Ortiz continued, “It had a lot of action. Best movie so far of the ‘Twilight Saga.’ I like the details. All the detail was good. I really enjoyed it.”
“It was awesome,” Cary Lockwood said. “It was better than I thought it was going to be.”
Angie Llorena added, “It was better than the first two combined. It got my adrenaline pumping. It was very cool, exciting.”
Hordes of Twilight-crazy fans are flocking to the Nokia Plaza in Los Angeles with the hope of catching a glimpse of their favourite stars at the upcoming Eclipse premiere.
Multitudes of fans, who have travelled from far and wide, are camping outside the movie theatre four days ahead of Thursday night’s world premiere.
The fans face several cold nights sleeping on the street and then a possible stampede to the railings before they can even hope to get a close look at their idols.
All three of the main stars, Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are expected to attend the premiere.
Many of the Twi-hard fans have their own special Twilight blankets and towels, as well as handmade banners and signs professing their love of the stars, and declaring their stance in the Team Edward and Team Jacob debate.
There’s also many lifesize cardboard cutouts of the stars dotted around the temporary campsite.
The fans can while away the hours of waiting by watching the Eclipse premiere which is being shown over and over again on a big screen facing the camping area.
The movie is playing at the Los Angeles Film Festival, one week ahead of it’s official release in the U.S. of June 30.
Despite their many valliant attempts it’s unlikely that any of the legions of fans camped outside will actually get a chance to watch the preview however – the film is listed as a ‘bonus by invitation’ screening.
The LA Film Festival announced a synopsis on their official website: ‘In Eclipse Bella once again finds herself surrounded by danger as Seattle is ravaged by a string of mysterious killings and a malicious vampire continues her quest for revenge.
‘In the midst of it all, she is forced to chose between her love for Edward and her friendship with Jacob – knowing that her decision has the potential to ignite the struggle between vampire and werewolf.’
Source: Daily Mail UK
According to Examiner, the official soundtrack for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse has been released!
Though many Twilight fans were given a limited window of opportunity to preview the official soundtrack for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, until today none could purchase the entire album.
The soundtrack, which has been hailed by a lot of Twilight fans as one of the (if not the) best yet, has the following artists and songs upon it:
1. Metric – “Eclipse (All Yours)”
2. Muse – “Neuron Star Collison (Love is Forever)”
3. The Bravery – “Ours”
4. Florence + The Machine – “Heavy In Your Arms”
5. Sia – “My Love”
6. Fanfarlo – “Atlas”
7. The Black Keys – “Chop And Change”
8. The Dead Weather – “Rolling In On A Burning Tire”
9. Beck and Bat For Lashes – “Let’s Get Lost”
10. Vampire Weekend – “Jonathan Low”
11. UNKLE – “With You In My Head (featuring The Black Angels)”
12. Eastern Conference Champions – “A Million Miles An Hour”
13. Band Of Horses – “Life On Earth”
14. Cee-Lo – “What Part of Forever”
15. Howard Shore – “Jacob’s Theme”
You can purchase your Twilight Eclipse soundtrack here.
Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner are set to present an exclusive clip from Twilight: Eclipse at the 2010 MTV Movie Awards.
Twihard fans will be able to get a sneak peak of a never before seen clip from the third installment of the vampire saga which is due to hit cinemas in the UK in July.
Fellow Twilight cast member Chaske Spencer – who plays werewolf Sam Uley in the flick – will also contribute to the awards show by interviewing guests on the red carpet.
The second installment of the series, Twilight: New Moon, has been nominated for a total of five awards at this year’s ceremony, including Best Movie and Best Kiss.
It looks set to do battle with James Cameron’s alien epic Avatar which is also nominated in five categories.
