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Sunday, June 12, 2011

Via @RPAustralia MTV Movie Awards Fan Tribute – “Spectacular, Spectacular”

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Spectacular Spectacular by RobertPattinsonAustralia

Monday, March 14, 2011

Amazing Fan Made Videos of Robert Pattinson in Water For Elephants!

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Source: ROBZSINGER1 | Via/H20forElephants | Via/ROBsessed

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Another New/Old Video of Rob Filming Remember Me - June 22, 2009

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Monday, February 7, 2011

Old/New Video of Rob on the 'Remember Me' Set - June 22, 2009

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Source: epnebelle

Monday, January 31, 2011

New Robert Pattinson Fan Video by petitBiel --> @100RobPattinson

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Awesome Robert Pattinson fan video made by the amazing @100RobPattinson

This gave me goosebumps!! So lovely!!

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Great New Fanmade Video — Isle Esme by Biel @100RobPattinson

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Amazing new fanmade video by petitbiel

Thursday, December 9, 2010

MOVIE WEEK - December 2010: "Twilight" Thursday - Day Four: Fan Videos

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Movie Week - December 2010: "Twilight"

Thursday - Day Four: Fan Videos

We were really lucky to find some really good ones! Enjoy!!

SPECIAL THANKS to our very own Krystal for finding these for us! Also, SPECIAL THANKS to all that took the time to make these and put them out on You Tube for all of us to enjoy!!
Source: Left to Right: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Awesome Fanvideo of Badassward by Biel / @100RobPattinson

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Another AWESOME Fan Video of Badassward

Thank you Darlin for all your hard work!!

SourceBiel

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Amazing Robert Pattinson — Remember Me Fan Video

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Fan video “Englishman in New York” by Dukessa Check out her YouTube channel here

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Monday, November 8, 2010

NEW VIDEOAll Fan Videos Here of Rob Filming Breaking Dawn Today In Lapa, Rio De Janeiro

0 comments Posted by kotang at 1:50 AM

This one is OK but somewhat blurry towards the end. I suggest that you turn down your sound. The fans that filmed it were a bit too chatty!

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Friday, November 5, 2010

UPDATED Video Added - Fan Picture With Rob in Rio de Janeiro

0 comments Posted by kotang at 12:04 PM

Rob is in Rio to film scenes for Breaking Dawn and a lucky fan got a picture with him at the airport. We will be adding to this post with fan pictures when/if they surface.

**ETA**
Video added from the same fans at the airport.

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The brazilian fan Bruna Monteiro is so lucky! She was the first one to take pictures with Robert, Kristen and Stephenie Meyer today, on their arrival to Brazil. Bruna told us that she woke up at 4:10 a.m., went to pick up her friend Joana and then went to Tom Jobim International Airport, where they waited until 10am. “It was very tense to wait that long,” she said. After a long wait, the time has come. The first one to be seen was Robert: “The first thing I saw was Rob, then I started calling him, of course, being civilized, but his agent was pushing me, then I got desperate, because he kept saying that I could not take any pictures,” she said. But Bruna did not give up, “It was me and a few other girls, so I ran and grabbed his hand, took the picture and gave him the shirt from Brazil, I said that it was from all the Twilight fans and that I loved him very much. He laughed, thanked me and gave me a hug.” After regaining consciousness (who wouldn’t lose it, right?) Bruna realized that Kristen was by herself and used the chance to get closer to the actress, “I ran to go talk to her, then she thanked me, gave me a hug and took a picture and everything. Then they were gone, ” she told us. And Bruna was so close to not see Stephenie Meyer! “I was leaving, so then I heard ‘hey, isnt that the woman who wrote the book?’ And when I looked it was Stephenie. I look at her all scared and she laughed. Then I said that I admired her work and she started talking to me.”
Thanks to Foforks
Encounter translation via Gossip_Dance

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Fanmade Video: ♥ Rob Pattinson ♥ Parle français by belladeludo

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I hope you love this as much as I did. Who doesn't love to hear Robert speak in a foreign language....

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Via SpunkRansom

Friday, October 8, 2010

A Very Special look back at 'Remember Me' by our own @RememberMeFans

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Thank you Deanna ( @sagesse223 AKA the face behind the @RememberMeFans Twitter ) for sharing your Trailer (see under the cut) as well as your experience working with Remember Me as a fan and as the owner of @RememberMeFans. You gave us, the fans, a place to come together. I for one will always be grateful for the amazing friends I have made because of your commitment

and belief in this project.

So I was asked this week if I would write something about my experience working with Remember Me, and I first thought, "My goodness! I spent over a year talking about that movie. What else could I possibly have to say?"

But that sounded so ingratiating, considering how the film touched so many people. So I resolved to take a thorough glance back over my year, and what crystallized so completely for me was how the story brought so many people, from different backgrounds, together.

I confess, I have a real fascination with this fandom. I have never before experienced such passion, loyalty, camaraderie, and acerbity, all in one place. Every single day was another drama. It was a little strange. It was a little disconcerting at times. Every person who cared about this movie, in one way or another, seemed to feel as though they had a god-given right to either criticize or defend it. OK, it was a movie, so that's probably true. But with every declaration that "Pattinson can't act" or "the ending was disrespectful", a whole army of vigilants would amass to speak on its behalf, myself included.

See the rest including Deanna's Trailer under the cut!

The film we eventually saw on screen, inevitably, was different from story we read in the original screenplay, "Memoirs" by Will Fetters. But only inasmuch as films tend to be different on celluloid than they are in print. Certain changes were made that prevented ideas that came across neatly in a textual sense from seeming contrived when translated visually. Collectively, we mourned those changes. In a way, knowing what was intended, was part of the whole experience of appreciating the story. Anyone outside of the fandom would have a hard time understanding, being deficient from not having taken the whole journey. But you can't sell a movie by having to explain where this idea or that line really came from, how it evolved. Either you were in the know, or you were outside the boundaries of the indoctrinated.

Since the fandom, as a whole, generally encompassed Robert Pattinson fans, and this blog is in fact dedicated to him, I suppose I should take pause to give him some props. I came into this not really thinking a whole lot about the guy. Cute, sure. Young. Probably a bright future ahead of him. But I had no overwhelming attachment--I had come for the story. I had some concerns over how he was going to play Tyler, whether he could manage the depth of emotion and the complexity of the relationships that were required. And I'd have been the first person to complain if he'd failed. I was surprised and pleased at his performance. It was good. Not perfect--it's a little soon for him to peak already. Yet still very good. He held his own among some truly great actors. Not too many kids could go toe to toe with Chris Cooper and actually deepen the richness of the scene. I have to give him a lot of credit, and that can definitely be considered a compliment given the scrutiny under which I put his talent.

But the fans didn't just come out to support Pattinson. It seemed that just by considering this one film and every person who came in contact with this one actor, many other lives were brought into focus. Ruby Jerins... yeah, she clearly stole the show and our hearts. She has become a rising star to watch. Allen Coulter--a respectable director in his own right, gained a broader fanbase as we look to his future projects. Marcelo Zarvos, Greg Jbara, Martha Plimpton, Emilie DeRavin, Tate Ellington, Peyton List, Andy Mondshein--what are they working on now? The fans are richer for being introduced to them and their craft.

And Will. Who else could truly appreciate the journey but the one who breathed life into it and walked through the fire, each and every step of the way. I am humbled and honored by the overwhelmingly protective spirit we showed any time a misguided critic dared to suggest that the ending was in some way the shortcoming of a lazy writer intent on pulling at heartstrings using any cheap shot he could. It was as if we would proverbially grab that punk by the shirt-collar and say, "Hey! Let me tell you a thing or two about this WRITER!!!" We walked with Will. We knew. We interacted with him on Twitter. And what an amazing honor to do so, to be so intimately involved in the whole process.

And here I am, having once again started this essay by talking about the fandom, as if it was an entity that existed outside of myself. As if I could remove myself from membership at will. It seems to me, that part of the human condition is the tendency to isolate, to think that we are, somehow, all alone in the world. It's not true. "Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch." We have more in common than we can possibly know.

When you look at a movie like Remember Me, you see a drawing together of collective experience. No matter how old we were in 2001, we have a sense of living through it. No matter what background we come from, what profession, what age, race, gender, or income, we found a common ground to discuss, to debate, to feel... together. There is a CS Lewis quote that I invoke quite often: “Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, 'What! You too? I thought I was the only one.' ” We are more alike than we think. And less alone.

Looking back on Remember Me, I can honestly say I have made a great number of new friends. I am truly, truly blessed.

I would like to end with that sentiment. But I do have to take a moment to thank the two people who made this all possible for me--Trevor Engleson and Nick Osborne from Underground Films. I don't think filmmakers generally make a habit of interacting with fans. But these guys knew this movie was special. They had the foresight to realize that it was going to reach people. And they cared. Nick still contacts me from time to time, and he still notices when people have something to say about the movie. It's has clearly touched him too. And Trevor--well, he was just crazy enough to give me a chance and answer my initial email. For that he still owes me a drink!

And on THAT note....!

Here is the Remember Me Fan Trailer that Deanna made. Enjoy!!!

Thursday, September 23, 2010

New\Old Fan Video of Robert Pattinson from the Eclipse Premiere

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Thnks to AwesomeArianna

"I just discovered a video I got of Rob during the Eclipse Premiere when he came to the bleachers side of the Premiere area. It was complete insanity over there. I was standing behind the front row and when Rob, Kristen, and Taylor pulled up people when crazy. A mother standing right near me literally shoved everyone out of the way to push her daughter to the front. While that happened I ended up getting shoved back even further so I gave up and stood on the bleachers. A very kind young girl reach back and grabbed my magazine I wanted signed and said she would get it signed for me. She ended up getting both Rob and Taylor's autograph for me! She disappeared right after so I never got to properly thank you, but she was my Twilight guardian angel for the night. There is some amazing Twilight fans out there, and this fan is example of one of them. At the end of the video you can hear me say "Omg, thank you so much" That's when I discovered my video was running instead of me actually taking pictures."

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