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'Water for Elephants' U.S. Release Date Pushed Back?

According to Box Office Mojo, 20th Century Fox has moved the U.S. release date for 'Water for Elephants' back a week, from April 15 to April 22...

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Buzz Sugar's Best Movie Kisses of 2010: 'Remember Me' and 'Eclipse'

Buzz Sugar has listed their Best Movie Kisses of 2010 and Rob ranks not once but twice on the list...

Tyler & Ally, 'Remember Me'

Tyler gives Ally a morning-after kiss to remember him by.

Edward & Bella, 'Twilight Saga: Eclipse'

Bella and Edward get particularly grope-y, as she tries 

to convince him to sleep with her.  We definitely didn't 
see this much action in the first two Twilight films!

Film.com: 'Remember Me' Was Massively Underrated

Film.com is reviewing the best of 2010's films and though it did not make the Top 10 list, Laremy Legel had this to say about 'Remember Me':

Massively Underrated: Youth in Revolt / Remember Me

Youth in Revolt was an innovative comedy, but it was released during a time period where people skip the theatrical experience. And if Remember Me had featured Ryan Gosling instead of Robert Pattinson it would have been correctly hailed as great. But people got far too caught up in the ending and Pattinson's celebrity to catch that he was really freaking good in this movie. Definitely worth a watch if you you're a fan of relationship dramas.

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Article: Film.com talks 'Water for Elephants'

Fangs or suspenders ... which shows off Robert Pattinson's sexy side more?

That's the question pre- and post-tween Twi-hards still swooning over Rpattz's Edward Cullen may be pondering when they glimpse set snapshots from his upcoming Great Depression-era epic Water for Elephants. Those who appreciate Pattinson for his more serious, less supernatural roles in Remember Me and Little Ashes are probably asking themselves the same question.

 Whether or not you respect Pattinson's cinema presence doesn't really matter, though; there are plenty more reasons to get butterflies in your belly in anticipation of the April 2011 adaptation of Water for Elephants. Based on Sara Gruen's best-selling historical novel, it's a tale imbued with the sort of enchanted nostalgia that makes one feel like they've stepped inside a faded, sepia-tinged photograph or yellowed newspaper clipping scene and traveled back in time to tiptoe through the lives of the strangers in the pictures. Or as if they've perhaps snuck into the memories of a 93-year-old former circus veterinarian -- like the hero of Gruen's book, Jacob Jankowski.


Jacob narrates the beginning of his memoir from a nursing home as he surveys the installment of a traveling circus from his bedroom window. It stirs up memories of his youth as a 23-year-old carrying water for elephants and otherwise caring for a menagerie of circus animals during the 1930s. If that's not enough of a plot to entice you into Jankowski's circus, add to it the love triangle he forms with his married amour, the dazzling equestrian star Marlena (Reese Witherspoon), and her charismatic but brutal husband August (Christop Waltz replacing Sean Penn). (Rumor has it, in the movie August may end up being an amalgam of two of the novel's characters: August and tyrant circus owner Uncle Al.) Pile onto that paralyzed drunk pal Camel, who hides out in Jacob's train car; his ally Walter the dwarf; Rosie the marvelous and mistreated elephant; and the scandalous Coochie Girls. Set it all in the hard-knocks landscape of the Great Depression and you have the makings of a spectacularly thrilling, poignant, and romantic adventure. And not airbrushed rom-com romance, but rather love with gritty, witty, engrossing, true-to-life twists and turns that resonate like they've been lifted from the pages of your intrepid grandpa's diary.

Need more reason to add Water for Elephants to your spring movie schedule? Two words: Christoph Waltz. When the talent behind the nutty Oscar-winning Nazi from Inglourious Basterds slips on the shoes of a schizophrenic ringmaster, odds are good he'll give a show-stopping performance -- the kind that could earn him Academy Award number two. It will also be interesting to see if Pattinson holds his own with Witherspoon and if the two can make sparks fly. Water for Elephants is directed by I Am Legend's Francis Lawrence with P.S. I Love You screenwriter Richard Lagravenese penning the adapted script. So far, Water for Elephants seems like a cinema circus worth buying a ticket to see.

Film.com

Robert Pattinson Ranks #6 on EW's 30 Sexiest Stars of 2010

“ROBERT PATTINSON (The Twilight Saga: Eclipse) Yes, Edward’s still dreamy enough to make a girl want to turn vampire to spend eternity with him, but honestly, we’re never more drawn to Pattinson than when he’s being himself, whether it’s playfully arguing with Stewart on the Eclipse DVD commentary or going door-to-door in Chicago inviting Twihards to a taping of Oprah.”


A look back at Rob's surprise visits to the homes of fans in Chicago...



Personal note: While it is Rob, not simply the characters he portrays, whom we find sexy, let me just add that he also gave an amazing performance earlier this year in 'Remember Me', a powerful, moving, and highly underrated film to check out if you have not yet seen it.

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Sugar Awards 2010: Rob Voted 'Best British Actor'

We've been asking for your favourites of the year in our Best of 2010 polls, and you've been voting in your thousands! Today we're announcing the winners in the categories of British actor and actress. Emma Watson was streets ahead of the competition getting 78% of the vote to be crowned as your pick for best British actress, with Keira Knightley and Kate Winslet in second and third place. Robert Pattinson and Daniel Radcliffe fans fought hard for their favourite to win the poll, but Rob won out with 47% of the vote to Daniel's very respectable 46%. Hugh Laurie came in third.

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