So I recently posted a note in one of my favourite online communities. I said that I had come across a blog, I supported it with a link, and embedded a video which I found on said blog.
It worked for a bit, and then all of a sudden the video was blocked with a cute little [...]
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What Really Grinds My Gears – 15
You know what really grinds my gears – Life & Style magazine.
I don’t buy magazines but my husband thought that he’d surprise me with the newest Rob Pattinson story.
Maybe I’m devoted to Rob (and my husband) but I just thought the article was extremely distasteful.
First, Rob is on the cover of the magazine with a [...]
Twilight: Director’s Notebook by Catherine Hardwicke
The full title is “Twilight: Director’s Notebook: The Story Of How We Made The Movie Based On The Novel By Stephenie Meyer” and I think this completely sums up everything the book is about.
It’s the making of the movie based on the book that is now referred to as “The Twilight Phenomenon.”
It’s a small hardcover [...]
I Smell Another Rant – 7: The Twilight Edition
So I’m sad to say that I’m getting a bit frustrated with Chapters – the store. I’m still happy with the online store and I think I will just stick to that from now on.
I cannot believe how much more expensive it is in store versus online.
I went to the store today to see if [...]
Twilight Movie Companion by Mark Cotta Vaz
This book is an illustrative paperback edition and has very little to do with Stephenie Meyer’s novel, Twilight. It is a behind the scenes look at how the movie was made.
If you are not interested in the movie business, or Twilight in general than this is clearly NOT the book for you. I, on the [...]
Books into Movies and their creative fans
So this post is merely to vent out my frustrations on the Twilight phenomenon. I have to say that I fell victim (like many people out there) to Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight Saga. It didn’t take me long to read all four books in the series, buy all the collectibles, and anticipate the up and coming [...]
