BREAKING DAWN - PART 1 - "Epic Event" DVD TV Spot

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 Blu-ray and DVD Details!

Details are now available on the DVD/Blu-Ray editions of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 - the release date for which hasn't been unveiled but will likely follow suit of Twilight and The Twilight Saga: New Moon and fall around March, 2012. BUT, I heard a rumor that it may be around Valentine's Day which would be awesome! You can tell your honey to get it for you!

Via MovieWeb, these pieces of cover art (above) and special features listings were unveiled by the studio.

Special Features:

6-part Documentary (viewable in both standard and PIP modes)
Bella & Edward's Personal Wedding Video
Becoming Jacob
Jump to...(character specific favorite scenes)
Audio Commentary with Bill Condon


What do you think of the news that director Bill Condon will do the commentary? Also, what else do you hope to see on the DVD/Blu-Ray features?

How many times have you went to see Breaking Dawn part 1?


The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 was released November 18th, 2011 and stars Taylor Lautner, Gil Birmingham, Billy Burke, Sarah Clarke, Ty Olsson, Kristen Stewart, Ashley Greene, Jackson Rathbone. The film is directed by Bill Condon.


SOURCE MOVIE WEB

‘Breaking Dawn’ stays aloft with $16.5M weekend to claim No. 1 spot again

Well, of course! It's the HOTTEST MOVIE OF 2011!

By Associated Press, Published: December 5

LOS ANGELES — “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1” has pulled in $16.5 million to hold on to the No. 1 spot at the box office for a third-straight time a weekend that was Hollywood’s slowest of the year.

Domestic revenues totaled just $81 million, coming in $500,000 behind the year’s previous low over the second weekend of September. Despite a strong lineup of family films, Hollywood was unable to pack fans into theaters after the busy Thanksgiving weekend.

The top 20 movies at U.S. and Canadian theaters Friday through Sunday, followed by distribution studio, gross, number of theater locations, average receipts per location, total gross and number of weeks in release, as compiled Monday by Hollywood.com are:

1. “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1,” Summit, $16,535,465, 4,046 locations, $4,087 average, $246,926,409, three weeks.

2. “The Muppets,” Disney, $11,082,755, 3,440 locations, $3,222 average, $56,357,170, two weeks.

3. “Hugo,” Paramount, $7,557,709, 1,840 locations, $4,107 average, $25,121,185, two weeks.

4. “Arthur Christmas,” Sony, $7,401,736, 3,376 locations, $2,192 average, $25,343,487, two weeks.

5. “Happy Feet Two,” Warner Bros., $5,919,390, 3,536 locations, $1,674 average, $51,704,566, three weeks.

6. “Jack and Jill,” Sony, $5,356,973, 3,049 locations, $1,757 average, $64,165,454, four weeks.

7. “The Descendants,” Fox Searchlight, $4,789,741, 574 locations, $8,344 average, $17,677,071, three weeks.

8. “Immortals,” Relativity Media, $4,464,889, 2,627 locations, $1,700 average, $75,659,174, four weeks.

9. “Tower Heist,” Universal, $3,953,925, 2,404 locations, $1,645 average, $70,598,755, five weeks.

10. “Puss in Boots,” Paramount, $3,042,241, 2,750 locations, $1,106 average, $139,514,442, six weeks.

11. “J. Edgar,” Warner Bros., $2,308,411, 1,985 locations, $1,163 average, $32,569,492, four weeks.

12. “My Week With Marilyn,” Weinstein Co., $1,179,545, 244 locations, $4,834 average, $3,860,751, two weeks.

13. “A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas,” Warner Bros., $985,378, 710 locations, $1,388 average, $33,085,345, five weeks.

14. “Moneyball,” Sony, $570,147, 1,004 locations, $568 average, $73,787,485, 11 weeks.

15. “In Time,” Fox, $555,102, 421 locations, $1,319 average, $35,850,495, six weeks.

16. “The Ides of March,” Sony, $515,897, 1,016 locations, $508 average, $40,123,590, nine weeks.

17. “Shame,” Fox Searchlight, $349,519, 10 locations, $34,952 average, $349,519, one week.

18. “Dolphin Tale,” Warner Bros., $315,278, 410 locations, $769 average, $70,714,876, 11 weeks.

19. “Melancholia,” Magnolia, $270,335, 129 locations, $2,096 average, $1,601,918, four weeks.

20. “Like Crazy,” Paramount Vantage, $257,767, 152 locations, $1,696 average, $2,874,373, six weeks.

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Online:

http://www.hollywood.com

source:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/breaking-dawn-stays-aloft-with-165m-weekend-to-claim-no-1-spot-again/2011/12/05/gIQAeC5PXO_story.html?wprss=rss_national