If You Could Hear Me...

Eclipse

I saw Eclipse today with Adam. He said it was better than Twilight and New Moon, I'm not so sure. I really like New Moon and although this one packed loads more into the film I think I'll need to give it another watch before I declare it my favourite of the three.

I did really enjoy the flashbacks, especially Rosalie's as I think she's actually a really interesting character (although Alice is still my favourite Cullen), and "that kiss" was well worth waiting for. I do find Kirsten Stewart hard to watch when she's acting with Robert Pattinson, she looks so uncomfortable and I buy the Jacob/Bella love story much more than I do the Edward/Bella one but that's an issue I have with all the films, not just this one. I'm sure millions of fans would disagree.

I'm not sure anyone who's not already a Twilight fan would get much out of it but I would still recommend it. I'm just counting down until we get to see the completely crazy Breaking Dawn.Even if they pull it off it's going to be mental!

Robert Pattinson Related To Dracula!

Ancestry have once again pulled it out the bag with another amazing find. This time they've found out that Robert Pattinson is distantly related to Vlad the Impaler. Loves it! My two of my big loves come together beautifully; real vamps and fake vamps!

Remember Me

I was lucky enough to bag a ticket to the UK premiere of Robert Pattinson's new film Remember Me on Wednesday and I have to say it's really great. After the initial squeals of delight at finding out I was actually going, then the panic of deciding what the hell to wear (official dress code was New York chic but I didn't know that until 30 minutes before going in) and finally the distress at having to get out of work an hour and a half early (this was actually fine as who would turn down my pleas?) I finally turned up at Leicester Square to the sound of thousands of screaming R-Pattz fans. I did share some red carpet time with him, although we were moved along so quickly I couldn't even take a photo. Sad times.

The film itself was really amazing and well worth the watch. Robert Pattinson looked gorgeous, acted well and the story actually had something to say, unlike most romantic films these days. It wasn't as dark as I was expecting (not that I'd actually read anything about it to be fair) but the twist at the end sent cold shivers down my spine and made me cry. I love a film that makes me cry so it was an all round success.

I took some video of Robert and Emilie de Ravin introducing the film, the sound and picture are poor but it still managed to be #34 most favourited video in entertainment on Youtube yesterday :) and here are a few photos.