Twilight UK Fan Party Pics

Nov - 12 | By: Antonio Tapia | 2 comments.

Filed under : Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Twilight

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The UK goes crazy for Twilight- they threw a Fan Party for the “Twilight Saga: New Moon” at the Battersea Evolution, London today. Amongst those attending; Taylor Lautner, Kristen Stewart and of course Robert Pattinson.

I’m still not a fan of Kristin Stewart’s hair cut-She looks like a dude, but to tell you the truth I am not even a fan of this franchise. It’s a “pussy” vampire franchise in my opinion- one of many pussy vampire franchises that have hit todays market. Trueblood and the Vampire diary’s are just a part of this on set of vampirism that has taken over today’s youth to be considered “cool”.

You want to see a good “vampire/werewolf” movie. Check out the Underworld franchise. Now that is far better than Twatlick or any of this shit on TV. When I think of Twilight I think of pre-teens and cougars- yes cougars. For all of you girls over the age of 21 who think Lautner and the gang are “hotties” isn’t Taylor like 16? Rob the cradle much?

I could go on and on about how I don’t understand why this movie is so popular but I rather just give you the pictures you came for.

photo credit: fame pictures

Sarah says:

November 21, 2009 at 6:45 am

I am disappoint with this film. My girlfriend made me take her to it and I went with an open mind. The story was terrible, a 3 year old quadriplegic could do better CGI with MS Paint, and the acting was pathetic at best. I can understand how this film could be attractive to a teenage girl without any friends but adults should hang their heads in shame if they liked this flick in any way shape or form. If you want to see a quality vampire film I suggest “Fright Night” I hope, if they make another sequel, it begins and ends with Wesley Snipes rushing in, kicking some “vampire” arse, and saving us from mediocrity and the plague known as “Twilight” – Sarah
Werner Lockridge says:

March 4, 2010 at 1:59 am

Some interesting insights there, what would you recommend a newcomer to all of this read from here?