sortie d'Eclipse

According to early reports the 'Twilight' movie's first-day take is $65 million, breaking 'Transformers 2' record. This weekend could go down in history as the Fourth of July when the vampires and werewolves took over. Based on preliminary figures from Wednesday night's opening of "Eclipse," Deadline Hollywood is reporting that the third "Twilight" movie is expected to have the best-ever mid-week opening in history, with a $65 million haul.

If the numbers hold — final figures from the studio are expected later in the day — that would mean that "Eclipse" would easily beat the $62 million Wednesday opening record set by "Transformers 2" last summer. The numbers included $30 million alone from 12:01 a.m. and 3 a.m. screenings at more than 4,000 North American theaters. "Eclipse" already broke the record for midnight grosses, last year's "New Moon," which raked in $26.3 million on its opening night.

"Eclipse" also set a new record for the biggest-ever release in Hollywood history, rolling out in 4,416 domestic theaters and breaking the "Iron Man 2" record of 4,380.

Among the other records it beat, Deadline reported that "Eclipse" took in more than $1 million at 192 theaters showing the movie in the IMAX format, beating the $959,000 banked by "Transformers 2" during its Wednesday night opening. The next record in sight is the all-time biggest Fourth of July opening-weekend crown, currently held by "Spider-Man 2" at $180 million. Current projections call for "Eclipse" to come in around the $142 million range, but with strong word-of-mouth and a broader appeal to both men and women this time around, it's possible the movie could end up having an even bigger take.
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'This was the most mature film,' David said.

'We really wanted to address the sex issue, as we didn't want Edward to come across as a prude. But Eclipse does suggest that perhaps there can be a natural rhythm to a relationship and you don't have to jump into it straight away,' he addedd.

Telling all on how they filmed the heat-filled scenes, David revealed he closed the set, to create added tension between rumoured couple Kristen and Rob.

'This stuff is always awkward to shoot, and you just have to get people really comfortable with each other,' he said.

'We do it as a closed set. There's no giggling and joking around, and everybody treats it very professionally - that's just the way it works.'

And funnily enough, Rob and Kristen didn't have any trouble with the steamy kissing scene.

'They didn't seem to be nervous, they were to be fine with each other,' David revealed.

'We shot that on the very last night and it just seemed to go wonderfully. It just flowed beautifully.'

Letting on he thinks the key to the Saga's success is love, the Eclipse director added: 'To find something which is so unapologetically a true love story is so rare. The film wears its heart on its sleeve. I think it's culturally quite healthy to see true love as a nice thing, and not to get all angsty.'


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"Ce fut le film le plus mature de la saga" a dit David.

"Nous voulions vraiment aborder le problème du sexe et nous ne voulions pas qu'Edward passe pour un prude. Mais Eclipse suggère que peut être il existe un rythme naturel dans une relation et qu'il ne faut pas se précipiter".

David a révélé que ce tournage a huis clos a été choisi pour intensifier la tension du pseudo couple Kristen et Rob.

"Ces scènes sont parfois incomfortables à tourner" dit il.

"On a créé un huis clos. Pas de blagues ou de rires. Tout le monde était professionnel – c'est comme ça que ça marche".

Et ironiquement , Robert et Kristen n'ont pas eu de difficulté pour cette scène de baiser intense.

"Ils n'étaient pas nerveux. Ca allait bien entre eux" a révélé David .

"On a tourné cette scène le dernier jour et tout s'est passé à merveille. C'était beau".

Il pense que la clé du succès de cette saga c'est l'amour : "Trouver une histoire d'amour qui est si vraie est rare. Le film a le coeur sur la main. C'est sain de voir un tel amour et pas de colère".

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Auteur : Ptiteaurel
Source : marieclaire.co.uk

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