They’ve only sent out feelers, to see if these directors would be interested in doing the finale of the series, which is most likely being split into two parts. Although, a final decision won’t be reached until screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg’s detailed outline is delivered to the directors.
The series has been pretty fortunate so far in its directors. Catherine Hardwicke, Chris Weitz, and David Slade are all directors who have shown their competence behind the camera many times before. However, the first two did not save the series from lackluster reviews. Can one of these directors take this series by the horns and make it as critically acclaimed as it is commercially? Irregardless of the critical success, this could mean a large payday for any of these directors.
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Let me start out by saying I have not read a book from front to back since MIDDLE SCHOOL!! I fell in love with this series. I have read all the books FRONT to BACK!
The story was great. The books were excellently written. The love triangle kept you wanting more. I could not put them down!
Twlight was a well done movie. I did not care much for the second one. It was to chopped up. Unless you read the books you could not really follow the movie. I really have high hopes for the next but fear I will be let down again.
Do not think I will not be out purchasing the movie when it is released tonight. I will. I want to see it again. They were really in a rush to get these done.