The statement I wrote above is just plain and simple. If you can’t bring in the money, if you can’t act and if critics don’t like you, then you can’t possibly have a thriving career as an actor.

If he continues to stay in Hollywood, he’s just going to keep being made fun of. He’s the biggest joke in Hollywood right now (compared to most of the actors out there-excluding reality stars, sociallites, those people, I’m just talking professional actors). No matter what role he plays, he’ll have the ghost of Edward Cullen right behind him.

The trio don’t have futures in Hollywood. Pattinson gets made fun of the most because he is the worst actor. Taylor Lautner-who knows? He’s not a good actor, I mean, every single time he speaks in Twilight he clamps down on his teeth and talks through them like he’s mad. Kristen Stewart’s lack of emotion sort of masks the fact that she’s not a terrific actress. I mean, if you can’t see emotion, you can’t tell whether she’s portraying the emotion well or really badly.

Either way, I can’t wait until 2010 is OVER AND DONE WITH! We don’t have to see videos of them, pictures of them, stupid fangirls swooning over a pile of grease and an 18 year old on steroids anymore. It’s time Hollywood showed the old Hollywood of way back when-when Hollywood was full of brilliant talent, not reality stars and crappy actors who are praised for doing practically nothing.

However if you want some proper fantasy novels you need to read the Dark Tower series by Stephen King. I’m only on the second book but it’s so awesome.

Mr. Pattinson was smart to take the role: I’m sure he is living very comfortably at this moment. However, besmirching one’s good acting name is a large price to pay. I can’t even stand the Harry Potter: Goblet of Fire movie anymore; every time I see his face in it I internally groan and must leave until his character dies (sorry if that’s a spoiler to anyone).

Twilight is getting much more attention than it should have ever received. IMO, there are soooo many other books that the public would be better off reading and yet those go nearly unnoticed. (For the record, I have given the Twilight saga a shot. They aren’t worthy of anyone’s time).

In short, I’m just generally vexed by any paranormal romance novel these days. Whenever see one in the bookstore I roll my eyes, snort, and walk the opposite direction.

By the way Ms. Anon, I believe most everyone aspires to be a lofty creature (PhD, doctor, astronaut), but that doesn’t make you a flipping neurosurgeon, sweety. Don’t use that as an argument to show your intelligence…it just doesn’t work! Plus, I can google several fancy French classics and spew them out, but that still doesn’t show the smarts either. Please don’t be offended.

also, sunlight kills vampires, and if they choose not to eat blood, they die

How could I be jealous? Freshmen in high school could write better.

And Robert.. Well he needs to brush his hair. Being hygienic is always a plus.

Same with this crap of a book. Either you like it or not, you are not good enough as a critic (critic as in job, everybody can criticize but few get payed for it) to say that she is a good writer. She’s not. You probably don’t have enough books in your portfolio, other than that I can’t possibly think how you could enjoy Twilight… or say that SM is a good writer.

Then again, everyone is entitled to an opinion. Unfortunately.

The worst problem here is the interwebz, since nowadays every moron can express their opinion.

*when I say “popular”, I refer to the social upper class of girls.

Don’t think I dont like the hole vampire thing, but (i’m sorry…) Twilight is just stupid.

Rowling is WAY BETTER than this Twilight lady, even Paolini does a better work than her, as a copicat….

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