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It would appear that Bronson Pelletier is somewhat still in character.

The young actor, who played shape-shifter Jared Cameron in the "Twilight" series, apparently had a little too much to drink during a recent visit to Los Angeles' LAX airport. When he was approached by an airport official, he stumbled about for a bit before pissing all over the floor.

Pelletier had previously denied the incident but, as they say, video doesn't lie. He'll appear in court on Jan. 17 and faces up to six months in prison if found guilty on the charges of public intoxication and urination.

Oh, look what's happening to the "Twilight" cast now that the series has ended! So lost, so alone ...

Watch a wolfman make an ass out of himself in the NSFW video over at Heavy.

The tweens are coming.

They're coming to see "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2."

They're coming to see it again and again.

The final installment of the vampire romance series raked in a franchise-best $141.3 million on its opening weekend (a haul presidential runner-up Mitt Romney and his wife contributed to), as well as rave reviews...on Twitter, at least. (Hey, not all of us have it in us to plan a wedding to our Edward Cullen cardboard cutout.)

Below, 15 more superlative Twitter reviews of the final "Twilight" movie.

Sean Price Reviews 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2'

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In a frightening development, CBS News is reporting that authorities in Missouri arrested a 20-year-old man last week after his mother reported that her son was planning to to kill theater-goers at a screening of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" yesterday.

Blaec Lammers, who reportedly had purchased assault rifles and more than 400 rounds of ammunition, told authorities that "he had a lot in common" with mass murderer James Holmes, who killed 12 people and injured 58 more at a screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" in Aurora, Colorado on July 20.

"Blaec Lammers stated that he had a lot in common with the people involved in (recent mass shootings)," court documents stated. "Blaec Lammers stated that he was quiet, kind of a loner, had recently purchased firearms and didn't tell anybody about it, and had homicidal thoughts."

Lammers had apparently already purchased his ticket to a Sunday showing of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" at the B+B theater in Bolivar, Missouri. According to the court records, he planned to continue his attack at a nearby Wal-Mart after exiting the theater.

"Blaec Lammers stated that he would walk into the store and just start shooting people at random and if he ran out of ammunition . . . he would just break the glass where the ammunition is stored and get some more and keep on shooting until police arrived," court records assert. "Blaec Lammers then stated that he would then turn himself into police when they arrived."

Lammers has no prior convictions, but was previously apprehended by authorities after stalking and threatening to kill a Wal-Mart employee. He is being held on a half million dollars bond and has been charged with making a terrorist threat among other things.

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Well, it's official. The "Twilight" era is over.

We hope you feel satisfied by its conclusion. For the most part, we did, too. But, while "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2" may have seemed liked it wrapped up the trials and travails of Bella, Edward and Jacob in a nice, pretty, music montage of a bow, we'd beg to differ.

Before we allow those sparkle vamps to officially ride off into the sunset, we have a few important lingering questions.

Perhaps you'll have the answers we seek, or maybe you have more questions to add. Please be sure to pop them in the comments section or give us a holler on Twitter.

1. First and foremost, when does Jacob start having sexual relations with Renesmee? When she turns 18, or just looks 18? Our heads start spinning (and our stomachs start churning) when we start to think about this one.

2. Despite her accelerated physical maturation, nothing is said of Renesmee's intellectual maturation. Did she really learn to walk and talk and play the piano in a matter of days? This is starting to get really far-fetched.

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3. Why do all the vampires wear so many layers? We know it's winter and all, but vampires are unaffected by the temperature. They're all wearing coats and big, cozy sweaters – the Denalis are even in fur. Sure, we get that the vampires need to blend in with humans and it would be a giant red flag if Rosalie was walking around in a sundress in the snow, but still. It's difficult to fight in a coat.

4. Speaking of attire, we're assuming that Alice and Jasper ran from Brazil to Forks with the other half-breed and his aunt. Alice is the ultimate fashionista – why didn't she make them put some clothes on?

5. Did Dakota Fanning even have a line? We know she whispered "pain" at least once, but that's really the only time we can recall her opening her mouth. It seemed her eyeliner did all the talking in this one.

6. Can Mackenzie Foy fly IRL? We don't recall Renesmee being able to fly in the books, so maybe this was something they added after they discovered her hidden talent? Either way, Jacob may have some competition from those adorable "Chronicle" boys in the future.

7. How did Jasper get such a recent picture of Renesmee for her passport? When he and Alice left, Renesmee looked decidedly younger than she did when Bella met with J. Jenks, but the photo on the passport looked like present-day Renesmee.

8. The shelves in Bella and Edward's cottage are stuffed to the gills with books. More stacks of books appeared to cover every single surface. Does Edward have a secret hoarding problem?

9. What's up with Aro's crazy laugh? Oh, actually, Michael Sheen gave us the answer to that one.

10. Why wasn't there a choreographed dance sequence at the end? No, really. Why?

UPDATE: Our friends at Twilight Lexicon attempted to answer some these! Check it out.

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As Twi-hards accept the coming of "Breaking Dawn – Part 2," the finale to "The Twilight Saga," it's difficult to imagine life without another installment of the Bella, Edward and Jacob love triangle on the horizon. What do we do to cope with the loss?

I'm sure some fans will try to go cold turkey — ripping down all their Team Edward posters and boxing up their sparkly vampire memorabilia — like some girls do trying to forget a painful ex-lover. Some will live in the past, like a former high school quarterback, insisting that the glory days are still here and any day now a new "Twilight" book will magically appear on bookstore shelves. Others will move on completely, taking the "best way to get over someone is to get under someone else" approach. Except that "someone" will be another YA series like "Mortal Instruments" or "Maximum Ride" and, like a rebound relationship, that won't work out in the end. As I've successfully argued before, nothing is the next "Twilight."

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The healthy Twihards will do what I'm doing, stay positive, look to the future and focus on the reboot. I learned this approach from being an Arizona sports fan. While things are often dark during the season, I can always remain hopeful that the next crop of young athletes will raise the bar. That's why I'm already filling out my fantasy cast for the remake of "Twilight." This will shock some of you. That's like trying to remake "Star Wars" or The Bible. However, you know it's going to happen in 10 years or so. You may as well look forward to getting your children or grandchildren (you'll be Twilight Grandmas by then, Twilight Moms) hooked. As for me, I've already picked out one of my nephews to write the next decade's "Confessions of a Male Twilhard." His name is Finn McKee and as you can tell by the corresponding photo, he's already learning to fear the outdoors so he'll be perfect for staying indoors to write columns about the following cast.

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Bella Swan: Suri Cruise

This is the obvious choice, right? The offspring of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes will surely grow up to be beautiful... and no doubt weird and kind of anti-social. She'll be the perfect Bella!

Edward Cullen: Knox Jolie-Pitt

The only people on earth who have better beauty genes than Suri Cruise are the Jolie-Pitt pups. Bella has to be attractive but the man who plays Edward has to be even more beautiful to make Bella seem like "another girl next door" at first glance. Knox, get ready to follow your parents into acting.

Jacob Black: Mateo Bravery Bratt

His father Benjamin Bratt is half-Quechua, an indigenous ethnic group to Peru, so Mateo may be even more perfect to play a Quileute than Taylor Lautner, who seems shady of his "distant" Native-American ancestry.

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Emmett Cullen – Cruz Beckham

Cruz will definitely have to take after his father more than his mother to pull this off. A waif-thin Emmett won't work out. His lineage definitely suggests he will be meaty though, even if he is British.

Alice Cullen – Matilda Ledger

Matilda's mother Michelle Williams has always had that "wise-beyond-her-years" vibe. With the tragedy of her father's death surrounding her early life, no doubt Matilda will have a deep emotional well to pull from. She'll be perfect as the all-knowing Alice.

Rosalie Cullen – Apple Martin

How can the daughter of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin not be a bit rebellious? She's already dyed her hair pink! So long as she doesn't start writing Goop Jr., she could be just what a Rosalie needs.

Jasper Cullen – Pilot Inspektor Lee

He's the son of Jason Lee, a Scientologist and has a name not even Frank Zappa would bestow on his children. Pilot Inspektor is going to have plenty of practice at looking strange and looming in the corner. That's priceless training for a Jasper.

Esme Cullen – Abigail Breslin

Between "Zombieland" and "Little Miss Sunshine," Breslin has already enjoyed a great run. But few child stars make it through the woods of adulthood and my money is on Chloe Moretz as the one who makes it from this generation. By the time this remake happens, Breslin may be stoked for this supporting role.

Carlisle Cullen – Jett Good

Look into this kid's pale eyes and just try not to get lost in the eerie serenity of them. I would totally buy him as a wise father of moral vampires.

The Bad Guys

James - Kal-El Cage

His father is Nic Cage. Need I say more?

Victoria - Moxie Crimefighter Jillette

Despite her name, I imagine the daughter of Penn Jillette will become a well-adjusted adult due to her father's fringe celebrity status. Guess which famous daughter also grew up well-adjusted? Bryce Dallas Howard, and she made the best Victoria.

Laurent – Jermajesty Jackson

I'm sorry. I can't stop laughing at how perfect this will be. The son of Jermaine Jackson was made to be the next Laurent!

The Future 'Twilight' Poster

We'd be remiss if we didn't offer you a fair glimpse at what this "Twilight" future might look like, so we challenged our favorite artist, Old Red Jalopy, to create one. Enjoy!

Confessions of a (Male) Twi-Hard is a “Twilight” humor column by Ryan McKee that publishes every other week on NextMovie. Read Ryan’s introductory post here or follow him on Twitter.

(Originally published on Sept. 11, 2012, at 3 p.m. ET)

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Alas, "The Twilight Saga" is coming to an end. Over the past several years, we've learned to love Bella, Edward, Jacob and crew, and we're sad to bid them all adieu. But, for four movies, we've loved their style … and "Breaking Dawn – Part 2" won't be breaking that streak.

In fact, as vampires and wolves come together from all over the world to protect Renesmee, an enemy in the Volturi isn't the only thing they have in common. Every character, whether vampire, wolf, or half-vampire-half-human, has a tremendous fashion sense. From fur pieces to casual attire and unique jewelry, these supernatural creatures sure know how to dress.

Check out the latest Get the Goods for some amazing looks that are fashionable, yet practical enough to wear to a fight for survival.

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There have been many supervillains who have laughed maniacally throughout the years as they conduct their various diabolical schemes. But the most crazy maniacal laugh of all time may be the one you hear in the "Twilight" finale.

Michael Sheen, who plays Volturi bigwig Aro, takes insane cackling to a whole new level in "Breaking Dawn - Part 2." Hearing it may make you feel like you're going off the deep end yourself (or may send you giggling into hysteria, if you're like some of us).

Where did this glorious noise come from? Sheen says it's something of a victory cry over centuries of boredom.

"I like the idea that, at times, for someone who has been alive centuries and centuries, one of the biggest problems is boredom," Sheen told NextMovie in our recent interview. "He's sort of seen everything and done everything. So when something new comes along, something surprising, then I think it would fill someone with delight. For a character who is so in control most of the time, there is something completely out of control inside. When something unexpected happens that delights him, that sort of hysterical quality can come out. In a laugh, it's a perfect, economical way of showing that."

Well, OK, that makes sense. But the sound itself doesn't. It reminds us of some sort of cross between Excited Autotune Dog and Howard Dean screaming.

What do you think? Did Aro have you cackling or wimpering? And, more importantly, what did that crazy laugh sound like to you?

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So much has been said about Taylor Lautner: He's the next Tom Cruise. He's the next Bourne. He never keeps his shirt on.

So what if that's what everyone's saying, though? We all know that none of those are bad things (especially that whole shirtless bit). The "Abduction" and "Twilight Saga" actor is hot. End of story.

And that's why he's so deserving of our latest Hot People Looking Hot Gallery.

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We know the ladies love Kristen Stewart, but how do the guys really feel? And, if given the choice, would they rather get up close and personal with Ashley Greene or Nikki Reed?

Welcome to our "Twilight" girls edition of Eff, Marry, Kill.

This game goes exactly how you think it does. We want you to determine which actress — Stewart, Greene or Reed — you'd like to spend the rest of your days with, whose days you'd like to end for good and which one you'd enjoy (or suffer through, as the case may be) spending one single night with.

Because such decisions are so difficult, we've asked a few of our buds to weigh in. Hit the poll below and hear thoughts from our experts underneath. And don't forget to give us your thoughts in the comments!

Ryan McKee, 'Confessions of a Male Twi-Hard' Columnist, NextMovie

First off, let me express my displeasure that Anna Kendrick is not included. I'd Eff, Marry and Kill her (in the bedroom every night). Did that just get creepy? Good, I'm right where I usually am when talking about women. Assuming Kendrick has met a sudden, tragic death on the set of her upcoming film "Drinking Buddies," I'll marry Nikki Reed. She's famous but flies mostly under the radar. She's smart, having co-written "Thirteen" in her teens. And she's currently married Paul McDonald, who is a loser, so she'll find anything I do impressive. I'd Eff Ashley Greene. Do I really need to explain why? She's gorgeous, but doesn't seem to have the highest self-esteem, which means she'll do freaky stuff. Finally, that leaves Kristen Stewart. I hate to do it, but it seems like she'd be a cold fish in the bedroom, so I have to Kill her. Plus, after what she did to R.Pattz, most Twihards wouldn't blame me.

Eff: Ashley Greene
Marry: Nikki Reed
Kill: Kristen Stewart

Josh Wigler, Editor, MTV Splashpage

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Eff: Ashley Greene
Marry: Kristen Stewart
Kill: Nikki Reed

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Full disclosure: I'm just playing this game so I can kill Kristen Stewart. You know, with my high-powered jabs! I have nothing against Stewart, professionally. She's proven herself a great actress in anything that's not a "Twilight" movie. She was even likable and uncharacteristically charismatic in "Adventureland." But there's something about her personality we've seen in public (and also in-person) – the ungratefulness she exudes, the "ugh, it's so annoying being famous" attitude she carries around, that admittedly makes her one of my least favorite folks in the biz. As far as the other two, well, Greene is pretty hot and that Nikki Reed seems like someone I could bring home to meet mom.

Eff: Ashley Greene
Marry: Nikki Reed
Kill: Kristen Stewart

Now it's your turn! Vote in our poll and give us your thoughts in the comments.

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Award-winning Welsh actor Michael Sheen first appeared as Aro, the leader of the ancient Italian coven of vampires called the Volturi, in "The Twilight Saga: New Moon." Since then he has played the delightfully unhinged character in every "Twilight" movie leading up to "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," in which the Volturi clan and the Cullens face off in the series' grand finale.

Sheen is no stranger to fantasy roles, having played Lucian the werewolf in a few "Underworld" films as well as the flamboyant Castro/Zuse in "TRON: Legacy." The 43-year-old actor also earned accolades playing real-life figures like David Frost in "Frost/Nixon" and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in "The Queen."

During the press conference for "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," which opens everywhere on Nov. 16, Sheen was hands-down the most charismatic and humorous panel member. We sat down with the witty actor afterwards, during which he talked about the pleasures of playing an off-kilter character like Aro, if he thinks Lucian from "Underworld" or Aro would emerge victorious from a fight and what's in store for his new show "Masters of Sex."

It's safe to say that Aro is crazy in "Breaking Dawn - Part 2." Can you speak about how his laugh speaks volumes about his mental state?
I like the idea that, at times, for someone who has been alive centuries and centuries, one of the biggest problems is boredom. He's sort of seen everything and done everything. So when something new comes along, something surprising, then I think it would fill someone with delight. For a character who is so in control most of the time, there is something completely out of control inside. When something unexpected happens that delights him, that sort of hysterical quality can come out. In a laugh, it's a perfect, economical way of showing that.

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Is that kind of insanity delicious to play as an actor, or do you have to always be mindful of not pushing it too far?
I think you have to be judicious about how to show those elements because it can become slightly meaningless otherwise. You have to have a logic to how that character works. I like the idea that the character has been alive so long that he keeps himself amused by role-playing a little bit. I think he likes the idea that he's this sentimental old fool who is a romantic at heart and a bit of a softie, but he's not that at all — he's a psychopathic killer underneath. To be able to play with those elements is quite fun.

When Aro touches someone, he can read every thought the person has ever had. If you could use that power on one person in the world, who would that be?
Wow. Gosh. I don't know … I've played [Tony] Blair a few times, so I suppose that would be quite interesting just to find out what the real story is in there. At the same time, I think I'd rather allow people to keep their mystery for me. If you knew exactly what everyone thought, then there's no mystery to people anymore. Part of the fun of life is interacting with people and not knowing what the truth is inside. Letting them reveal that to you is what binds you to people.

Also Check Out: Bill Condon on the Final Chapter of 'Twilight'

You've said that Aro is like a cross between the Pope and the mafia. When he's not obsessing over the Cullens, how do you think Aro spends his time?
He's just fighting boredom all the time. He's probably read all the great literature and poetry of the world. I like the idea that he likes to read trashy romantic novels with Fabio on the cover. [Laughs]

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Aro has always coveted Alice's gift of seeing the future. Do you see a future in this franchise beyond "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," and do you think you could be a part of it?
I don't know how it could carry on, really. It's come to the end of the story. I've thoroughly enjoyed being a part of it and playing Aro, so I would always be open to doing something else. But sometimes you just have to let things finish. As bittersweet as it is to come to the end, part of the enjoyment is always the demise or its end, at least. I'm not sure how good an idea it would be to do any more. I'm sure Stephenie [Meyer] wants to write something different.

You have a daughter. What underlying message do you think these movies have for young girls?
I'm not sure if there is a message, really. Through Bella's journey, it's something that allows people to understand their own journey. For someone like my daughter, who is 13, who is growing from being a little girl to a teenager to a young woman, Bella's experiences are similar to what other girls are going through. It can give you hope and some kind of guidance about how to navigate these sorts of experiences. Granted, people aren't necessarily going through them with vampires and werewolves, but the kind of choices and dilemmas that Bella experiences and the choices that she makes are ones girls are making all the time.

Now that "Twilight" has wrapped, did you get to keep any of Aro's period finery?
He had some nice threads! There were a couple of things that we never got to use that I kind of liked. There was this half cape that was kind of like what the Beatles wear on the cover of "Help" with little black capes. We were trying to get one of those, but never got a chance. I want to introduce the cape into modern society. That would be quite fun. In the end, I didn't keep anything.

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You've played a vampire in the "Twilight" series and Lucian the werewolf in the "Underworld" series. If those two characters faced off, who would be the victor?
Oh gosh, that's a good question. Well, Lucian is stronger physically and a bit more rugged. Aro is probably cleverer. It would be a nasty, messy fight. If Lucian transformed into his Lycan self, I think it would be a fight worth watching. Aro would like to have Lucian curl up on a rug in front of a fire and Aro would be stroking him all night. Aro doesn't want to fight. He'd want to spend a warm winter night with his shaggy dog on the rug.

Do you ever think about what happens to any of your characters after the credits roll? What do you think happens to Aro?
I think Aro still craves certain things about certain members of the Cullen family that he is desperate to collect. He probably still schemes about that and goes back to waiting for another opportunity.

You have had so many roles on stage and on screen. If given a chance, what is a character that you would love to play again? Maybe your "TRON: Legacy" character?
Yeah! I really enjoyed playing the "TRON" character — that would be nice to do again. A lot of things have changed at Disney since "TRON: Legacy," so I don't know about that. Or maybe Wesley from "30 Rock," because it's always fun to work with Tina [Fey].

You're reuniting with your "30 Rock" co-star Tina Fey on the romantic comedy "Admission." What can you tell us about that?
That was directed by Paul Weitz, the brother of Chris Weitz, who directed "New Moon" when I first played Aro. It's set in Princeton, and Tina plays the admissions officer of Princeton and I play her English professor boyfriend. In some ways it's similar to the dynamic on "30 Rock," so it was good to kind of revisit that. Tina and I have a shorthand and it was great to get back into that dynamic again. We did some improvised videos to promote [the movie].

Tell us about Showtime's "Masters of Sex," which you are producing and starring in.
It's a series that we did the pilot for earlier this year that is based on real people, William Masters and Virginia Johnson, who in the late '50s and early '60s were pioneering sex research. A lot of their work was controversial and, when it was published, led to a huge reaction and the sexual revolution. Their private lives were very complicated and unusual. Their story plays out over the decades and their lives reflect the changes in society over that period of time. It's a fascinating story with a lot of potential, so I'm looking forward to it.

This can't be healthy.

We already know that Ryan Gosling loves to point and Orlando Bloom hugs people, but Robert Pattinson's red carpet quirk may result in premature baldness (and, clearly, that would be a cryin' shame). The guy simply can't stop touching his hair!

We're not saying he's vain or anything, but whenever the flashbulbs get going and the questions start flying, the "Twilight" hottie feels the need to touch those luscious locks. It doesn't matter if he's laughing or in deep thought, his fingers are on the follicles.

But at least we can say this — he still looks damn good doing it.

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Even those among the "Twilight" faithful must admit there are some moments in the film series that were made of pure cheese.

Consider director Chris Weitz's bonus glimpse in "The Twilight Saga: New Moon." In a mind vision shared by Alice (Ashley Greene), Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) frolic merrily through the woods as vampires ... in super slo-mo. Even Weitz himself regrettably admitted to the L.A. Times, "I've never been at a screening of the film in which people didn't laugh at it."

He isn't alone in drawing out "Twilight" theater crowd giggles over the years, though. In fact, each and every installment to-date has had at least a couple of meme-worthy quotables. Judging by the TV spots and trailers for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" — what with Aro (Michael Sheen)'s little "Oh my!" and Edward's "same temperature" cooing — the trend will likely continue on to the last installment, too.

To commemorate those moments which had us either chuckling (or sometimes cringing) in our seats over the past four years, here's a gathering of our picks for the corniest lines of the series. Whether plucked straight from Stephenie Meyer's books or concocted by "Twilight Saga" screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg, these quotes still make us LOL.

We may differ on his ability to convey the highs and lows of human experience through film, but certainly we can agree on his unparalleled gift for staring. Really, really hard. In this mashup of Pattinson's most impassioned gazes, it's clear that he just can't tear his eyes away from... well, anything. Video edited by Avaryl Halley.

Head to Film.com for all the details about the video.

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What does it say about our society that the Garbage Pail Kids have held on as relevant pop culture icons much more strongly than their goodhearted predecessors (and source of gonzo inspiration), the Cabbage Patch Kids?

Pretty much the same thing that's said by the fact that people line up days ahead of time just to get a glimpse of R.Pattz's face at the "Twilight" premiere.

But whatever. We're here to make these two worlds collide ... into a sticky, gooey mess. Here are some "Twilight" characters re-imagined as Garbage Pail Kids, courtesy of our twisted pal, Old Red Jalopy. 'Cause this is the world we live in.

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But you've never seen them like this.

As we did a year ago with "Breaking Dawn - Part 1," we took "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" photos and simply switched the actors' faces. Freaky, huh? So many different ways to remember our favorite characters as we prepare for the final chapter of "Twilight" ...

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Edward vs. Jacob may be one of the great battles of our time, but what happens when you throw Charlie Swan into the mix?

Welcome to our "Twilight" guys edition of Eff, Marry, Kill.

This game goes exactly how you think it does. We want you to determine which actor — Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner or Billy Burke — you'd like to spend the rest of your days with, whose days you'd like to end for good and which one you'd enjoy (or suffer through, as the case may be) spending one single night with.

Because such decisions are so difficult, we've asked a few of our buds to weigh in. Hit the poll below and hear thoughts from our experts underneath. And don't forget to give us your thoughts in the comments!

Amanda Bell, Editor, Twilight Examiner

This is an easy one for me. Much as I love Charlie Swan and his cop 'stache, he'd be the one to get the ax. His cluelessness just makes him vulnerable and in the way — he's that guy who asks way too many questions. I'll admit to some ick factor bias on this one, though, since my dad and brother are cops. As for Jacob, I'll go with eff. He's got the abs and could warm up my ever-frigid toes with his high wolf body temp. I couldn't stay with him too long, though, because there'd always be the chance he'd imprint on some other chick or, worse, lose his cool and let his claws get too close. Edward the eternal gets the obvious marry bid, since he's got the ageless beauty factor and the offer of immortality going on. Plus, he'd be the guy to recite grand poetry, play the piano and wake a girl from bad dreams. Uh huh. Definitely marriage material.

Amy Wilkinson, Editor, MTV's Hollywood Crush

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"Kill" is always the easiest category for me. I swear I'm not deranged. But what I am is tall — like, card-carrying member of the Vertically Gifted Ladyfolk of America tall, which means Taylor Lautner is out. We'd never see eye to eye. (Plus, I've always been an avowed Edward Cullen apologist, anyway.) I would marry Robert Pattinson if for no other reason than the hair genes. Our kids would have the best coifs on two continents! They'd star in Vidal Sassoon commercials and support us after Robert retires at the age of 35. Which leaves Billy Burke for my bedtime buddy. As a still-foxy 40-something, Billy must have plenty of germane experience. Like, don't you get the feeling he knows a thing or two? If that mustache could talk…

Breanne L. Heldman, Senior Editor, NextMovie

I can already feel the tomatoes about to be thrown at me but I'm killing Robert Pattinson. That's right. He's a goner. If he showered every once in awhile, I might consider it, but even then. The clothes, the dirty hair, the brooding looks — they do nothing for me. In contrast, I really like muscles, so Taylor Lautner, you and I are about to have a night you'll never forget. Which leaves that dreamy dad, Billy Burke. Sure, he gets in the way like Amanda said and I'm not so into facial hair, but there's just something about ol' Charlie Swan. He's a charmer, and his low-maintenance ways mean I can steer that ship and he'd be an easy First Mate.

Now it's your turn! Vote in our poll and give us your thoughts in the comments.

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This week, we'll be giving a big farewell to "The Twilight Saga" with the release of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" on Friday.

Judging by the clips and trailers we've seen so far, we can expect to see some serious vampire Bella (Kristen Stewart) action and get to catch up with the one and only Cullen coven. But, with a ton of other bloodlovers coming into the fold for the final film, Twi-hards should probably also brace for some new faces.

To help remind you who's who among the new coven vampires in "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," we put together this handy dandy little refresher guide.

Denali Coven

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Sure, the Denalis were introduced as wedding guests in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1," but these Alaskan vegetarian vamps have a much bigger stand in "Part 2." They're super-tight with the Cullens — even considering themselves faux cousins — and share their perspective on living amongst humankind in peace. That doesn't mean they're drama-free, however.

While Carmen (Mia Maestro), Eleazar (Christian Camargo), Tanya (MyAnna Buring), and Kate (Casey LaBow) all rush to the aid of our favorite vampire clan in their hour of need, Irina (Maggie Grace) still holds a grudge over their affiliation with the wolves (which took down Laurent, her new lover, in "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" after he aimed to kill Bella).

She shows up eventually, but she does not like what she sees in Renesmee (Mackenzie Foy). The little human-vampire hybrid is quick to win over most crowds, but, for Irina, she's just a reminder of her mother Sasha (Andrea Powell)'s insatiable baby vamp Vasilii, who got mum exterminated by the Volturi themselves for fear of revealing their secret to mankind. Embittered, Irina takes the news of Renesmee to the Volturi and sparks their decision to descend upon Forks and hash this thing out with the Cullens once and for all.

Special Powers: Eleazar has a knack for identifying the special powers of other vampires. He's the one who figures out what Bella's got going on with that mind shield of hers. Kate, meanwhile, has a buzzy gift as well; she can literally shock the socks off anyone who touches her skin.

Relationships: Carmen and Eleazar are longtime mates who met each other before their adoptive coven members. Irina, Tanya and Kate consider themselves to be sisters, since they were all turned by Sasha more than a thousand years ago in Slovakia. Kate picks up a new man, Garrett the nomad (Lee Pace), while in Forks on Cullen business.

Dirty Little Secret: The Denali sisters are said to be the originators of the succubus myth because, before they earned their golden eyes with a people-friendly lifestyle, they had their way with human men.

What to Expect: Lots of family drama, internal conflict, a glimpse at their home and maybe a backstory.

Romanian Coven

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No one hates the Volturi quite like the Romanian duo of ancient vampires, Stefan (Guri Weinberg, left) and Vladimir (Noel Fisher). Before the Volturi came along, these two had 10 others on their team and ruled the world for ages. Since they filled their army with brute strength rather than talent, though, the Volturi were able to ouster them from the throne and nearly destroy the Romanians altogether, including their mates. So, when the opportunity comes along for these two to have a showdown with their sworn enemies, they're all too eager to get on with the big fight and show up uninvited in Forks to join ranks with the Cullens.

Fun Trait: Stefan and Vladimir have been on the run together for so long that they tend to finish each other's sentences.

Nicknames: Dracula One and Dracula Two.

What to Expect: Comic relief and excessively pale skin.

Amazonian Coven

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Zafrina (Judi Shekoni) and Senna (Tracey Heggins) are two of the three she-vamps which comprise the Amazonian Coven. They've been pals with the Cullens for decades, so they agree to come serve as witnesses that Renesmee is in fact a mortal creature. They're so tall, lean and menacing that they even give Bella a case of the willies at first. They make fast friends with Renesmee, and Zafrina becomes the main one to help Bella practice her own new talent.

Oh, and these two gals might strut around like feral creatures, but they don't drink animal blood.

Special Power: Zafrina's got the ability to supplant intensely real visual images into the minds of others, but she can't affect the sense of touch.

Relationship: Zafrina and Senna were both turned by their BFF Kachiri.

What to Expect: Zany costumes, fierce red eyes and some fun visuals.

Egyptian Coven

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As with human beings, the Egyptians are ancient. They're so old, in fact, that their coven leader Amun (Omar Metwally) is considered the oldest of all vamps. Needless to say, he was around to watch as the Volturi took down the Romanians, so, rather than being destroyed himself he and his lady Kebi (Andrea Gabriel, right) joined Italy's finest and ducked out after a few centuries of playing along. He eventually added Benjamin (Rami Malek, left) to their group, with the hope that his human magic tricks would transpire into a vampire talent of some sort — success! — and Benji made a mate for himself in Tia (Angela Sarafyan). Amun's a little erratic and possessive, though, so while he does agree to witness for the Cullens, he's not exactly friendly to everyone in the house.

Special Power: Benjamin can physically manipulate the elements of earth, air, fire and water.

Relationships: Amun and Kebi are ancient lovers, probably the oldest couple in the world. Benjamin and Tia are also together, as they were when they were human, but Amun is very possessive of his talented "son" and keeps Tia at bay.

What to Expect: One bitter coven breakup, golden body makeup and (hopefully) fantastic CGI presentation of Benji's power.

Irish Coven

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The trio of Irish vamps are a fun bunch. Siobhan (Lisa Howard, left) took newborn Liam (Patrick Brennan) under her wing about 500 years ago and they made three by turning Maggie (Marlane Barnes) in the seventeenth century. These three don't say much, but, thanks to Maggie's special gift, Carlisle and Esme know she'll prove important to the Cullens' cause.

Special Power: Maggie can tell when she's being lied to, and she isn't afraid to call someone out for fibbing.

Dirty Little Secret: Liam particularly likes the taste of the blood of Englishmen.

What to Expect: Stylish hats.

French Coven

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So the story goes, Melissa Rosenberg and Stephenie Meyer had a pow-wow about adding another red-eyed duo to the already heavy list of newcomers to "Part 2," and what they came up with was the French Coven, Henri (Amadou Ly) and Yvette (Janelle Froehlich). While we don't yet know for certain what they'll be up to in the film, all signs point to them being recruited by the Volturi.

Special Power: According to Amadou Ly, Henri is strong enough to simply "flick" someone and send them straight into a wall. Yvette is also said to have an as-yet-unrevealed vampy talent.

What to Expect: Something unexpected!

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South Americans

The South American duo Huilen (Marisa Quinn) and Nahuel (J.D. Pardo) come along just in the nick of time. The pair is recruited by Alice and Jasper because Nahuel, like Renesmee, is a mortal human-vampire hybrid and can help in their plea for the Volturi to spare her.

Relationship: Huilen is Nahuel's aunt and progeny.

What to Expect: One triumphant arrival.

Nomads

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Not all vampires team up the way the other covens have. There are several so-called nomads in the mix for "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" as well, including the lovable Garrett, Jasper's old friends Peter (Erik Odom) and Charlotte (Valorie Curry), Mary (Toni Trucks), Randall (Billy Tangradi), and Alistair (Joe Anderson). They all make way to Forks at Carlisle's request, and, when the threat of the Volturi nears, the only one to take off is the quirky loner Alistair.

Relationship: Peter and Charlotte are mates and were saved by Jasper during the Southern Wars alluded to in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse." Alistair and Carlisle are longtime friends, so, rather than taking sides with the Volturi when he suspects the Cullens will lose the fight, he ditches the scene altogether. Garrett gets more than friendly with Denali sister Kate during "Breaking Dawn" and decides to pursue a romance with her.

Special Power: Alistair has the ability to track and can sense the large numbers traveling with the Volturi.

What to Expect: Quippy behaviors, tales of travel and maybe even some backstory action.

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After all the team Edward vs. Team Jacob debates, after all the books and the movies and the waiting in line for midnight releases, there is still one question that every true, hardcore Twihard wants answered: What would "The Twilight Saga" be like if all the characters were played by dogs?

Well, now we finally know the answer and take it from us: When you're dealing with vampire dogs, their bite is definitely worse than their bark.

Yes, folks, it's the "Twilight" parody you've been waiting your whole life for, "Barking Dawg - Paw 2," which takes Bella and Edward and Jacob and re-imagines them all as pooches in a scene-for-scene send-up of the "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" trailer.

And perhaps the most amazing thing about this clip from YouTube's PetCollective? The series actually doesn't lose any of its drama at all when you replace the actors with dogs.

That's probably a testament to the power of the source material, of course. Check it out for yourself and see why this week, you're going to be on Team Pug:

"Teen Wolf" star Tyler Posey recently sat down with MTV and revealed that his career was apparently destined to take the path of the lycan (that's the cool "Underworld" way to refer to a werewolf). Posey may now be best known for his role as Scott McCall on the hit television series, but a few years back he actually auditioned for the role of Jacob Black in "Twilight" ... a part he lost to his pal and number-one rival, Taylor Lautner.

Check out Posey in this clip from MTV's "This Is How I Made It." "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" (starring Taylor Lautner ... sorry, Tyler!) opens Nov. 16.

[From Hollywood Crush] We're not sure our "Twilight"-loving hearts can take this! After five fierce rounds of face-offs, only two vamps remain in MTV News' epic Twi-Fight Saga — and they're the last two we'd ever want to see battle! That's right; as you probably could have guessed, bloodsucking sweethearts Edward Cullen and Bella Swan are going head-to-head in the Championship Round. (Please give us a moment to compose ourselves...)

Okay! So, yeah. How does one choose between impossibly beautiful Edward and freshly fierce Bella? They're a package deal! They're inseparable! But, choose we must though. And so must you! Head on over to twilight.mtv.com to cast your ballot in the final round of The Twi-Fight Saga. Voting will continue through November 12, when the No. 1 "Twilight" character will finally be revealed!

Get more "Twilight" at HollywoodCrush.MTV.com.

[From MTV.com] For a seemingly average girl living in the unremarkable logging community of Forks, Washington, Bella Swan sure requires a lot of protecting — a fact we've been recently reminded of thanks to a marathon viewing of the first four "Twilight Saga" films.

And while the newborn vampire will stand valiantly against the villainous Volturi in the film franchise's finale, "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" — hitting theaters November 16 — Bella suffered a lot of close calls along the way that had nothing to do with the ruling vampire class. Indeed, her foes have been many and varied and include a mini-van-driving classmate, a Port Angeles gang, a trio of nomadic vampires and her own two left feet. So you can see why Edward would be worried.

Get more deets at MTV.com.

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[From Hollywood Crush] The end is near — not only for one of our favorite film franchises, but also for MTV News' hotly contested Twi-Fight Saga, in which 64 of Stephenie Meyer's vampires, werewolves and humans have been battling it out for the title of No. 1 "Twilight" character.

The Final Four is officially underway, and it's all vamps, all the time. You may recall that Fork's finest (a.k.a. Charlie Swan) was the last human standing in our Elite Eight round, and well, he finally fell at the hands of newborn bloodsucker Bella. (And this, after she showed up mom Renee in the second round!)

Get more details at Hollywood Crush, and don't forget to head to Twilight.MTV.com to cast your vote!

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If you follow @NextMovie on Twitter, you know that we were there as the cast and crew of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" gathered at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills on their final press tour for the "Twilight" series.

Or is it? There were some hints that the door is open for more "Twilight," so read on for information about that and other press-conference revelations surrounding the last "Twilight" film, which opens in theaters everywhere on November 16.

1. Kristen Stewart Got in Touch with Her Tough Side: It's no secret that Bella is a vampire in the final "Twilight" movie, and Kristen Stewart was biting at the chance to play rough. "[Kristen] was dying to play a vampire," says director Bill Condon. "She'd watch everyone before and say, 'I can do that better.'" Adds Stewart, "I played a well-rounded version of a vampire. It's just a more realized version of who [Bella] has been the entire time. I broke my thumb maybe the first or second day. I had been on the sidelines so long ... itching to do it."

2. "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" Breaks the Ice About Imprinting with Humor: One of the most controversial elements of the book and movie is the idea that Jacob (Taylor Lautner) "imprints" (i.e. swears eternal allegiance to and develops a fixation for) Bella's baby, Renesmee. It's not meant to be sexual, but the concept is weird. "This is young adult fiction," says Condon. "It's not the world of Batman. It's got a different tone. It's an epic action movie with vampires, and at least some of them have to be funny." Says author Stephenie Meyer, "Taylor has some comedy in him. I'd like to see him do it again."

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3. Michael Sheen Scares Himself as Aro: "I creep myself out in this one — the insanity that's going on underneath," says Sheen. "[Aro] thinks of himself as a sentimental old fool who watches the young people have fun … and then kills them."

4. Michael Sheen Offers a Scientific Reason for Feeling More Handsome: "By osmosis, you feel like you are more attractive by being around all these attractive-looking young people," says Sheen about his experience playing Aro in the series.

5. How to Turn a Dumb Question into a Brilliant Answer: People scratched their heads when one junketeer asked Sheen to compare his Aro character with his portrayal of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, which is like asking Charlize Theron to compare her "Monster" character with "Aeon Flux." Still, the witty actor responded, "Well, one is a self-delusional psychopath … and one is Aro."

Also Check Out: MTV First - 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2'

6. Surprise! The Ending of the Movie and the Book Are Different: There is a huge battle scene depicted between the Cullens and the Volturi at the end of "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" that is evident in the trailer, so don't shout "spoiler" at us. You won't find the same details in the book, however. "I wouldn't call it an 'alternate ending,'" says Meyer. "It's off-screen in the novel. This is a way of making visual what other characters might have seen." Says Condon, "It was Stephenie Meyer's idea to change [the battle scene] at the end of the movie." He says he filmed the sequence on a white landscape because he envisioned the Cullens and Volturi as chess pieces moving across a board.

7. Stephenie Meyer Says Never Say Never About More "Twilight": "Permanence is a scary thing for me," says the "Twilight" author, who adds that she doesn't regret not getting inked ten years ago. "I'm not going to do [another book] today. I don't know how I am going to feel in five years."

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8. All Robert Pattinson Wants for Christmas Is a Strong Public-Perception Filter: "If I had a little bit more control over my public image, that would be nice," says Pattinson. "I'm getting parts that aren't vampires now. I hope people accept me in them."

9. Don't Call "Twilight" a Franchise Around Robert Pattinson: "A franchise is a Burger King or a Subway," says Pattinson.

10. Taylor Lautner Can't Remember Meeting Robert Pattinson: "I can't remember meeting him either," says Pattison. Okay, then — we guess the legion of girl fans see something in both of them that they certainly don't see in each other.

11. Bella Isn't into Possessions — Except for Those Rings: This is the reason cited by Kristen Stewart as to why she didn't take more souvenirs from the set.  "The rings are very important to me," says Stewart. "I love those things."

12. Stop Asking K.Stew What the Secret to "Twilight"'s Success Is: "I would just 'phenomenon' every day if I knew the equation!" says Stewart. She also might start a trend of using "phenomenon" as a verb.

13. Don't Bring Your Dog to the Set Around Robert Pattinson: "I quite like working with kids and animals," says Pattinson. "Put a dog in every scene, because you'll be better. And if you're not better, shoot the dog." Relax — he's kidding, folks.

14. Kristen Stewart Is Happy/Sad/Conflicted About "Twilight" Ending:  "I'm so happy that the story is told," says Stewart. "It's sad, it's strange, but things can't stay stagnant."

15. Don't Plan a Baby Shower for Kristen Stewart Just Yet: Although Bella has some tender scenes with Renesmee in "Breaking Dawn — Part 2," that doesn't necessarily mean that she is interested in exploring her maternal instincts offscreen. "I can't wait to be a mom … but I can wait," says Stewart.

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[From Hollywood Crush] The Elite Eight round of MTV News' Twi-Fight Saga kicked off today, and it looks like it's every Cullen for themselves as the match-ups hit very close to home.

Check it: Every single face-off features members of the same family! It will be a battle of the generations as Edward takes on the Cullen coven's surrogate mother Esme, lady love Bella goes toe-to-toe with sheriff father Charlie (and this after already wiping the floor with mother Renee in the second round!), and uncle Jasper tries to school his love Alice. Meanwhile, the Denali daughters will fight for supremacy as Tanya and Kate rumble.

How will it end? Well, it's all up to you! Head on over to Twilight.MTV.com to cast your vote for the No. 1 character from Stephenie Meyer's extensive canon. Voting in the Elite Eight ends Nov. 5, with ultimate winner announced Nov. 12. May the best vampire (or human) win!

[From Hollywood Crush] What better day than Halloween to treat you to a little vampire ear candy, amiright? Though "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" soundtrack doesn't drop until next month, MTV has your sneak peek at the video for Green Day's melancholy ballad "The Forgotten"!

The five-minute clip is a mix of scenes from the long-awaited franchise finale and of the band at work and play. And while you'll likely recognize many of the cinematic scenes from previously released trailers, there are a few fresh moments here, including Edward trying to catch up with speeding Bella in the forest and Renesmee sitting at the piano with her dad (aw!).

Get more info on the "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" soundtrack at Hollywood Crush.

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[From MTV.com] It seems life is imitating art in MTV's epic Twi-Fight Saga. Just as Bella chose Edward over Jacob, so too have voters selected another "Twilight" character in lieu of the beloved shapeshifter. In fact, it was a member of Jacob's own wolf pack, Quil, who beat out the top seed to continue through to the Sweet 16 round of voting, which kicks off today.

Meanwhile, the saga's beloved bloodsucking couple advanced easily, as Bella bested mom Renee (awkward!) while Edward undid Alec. The rest of the Cullen coven is also safe, though it took a last-minute voting surge for Rosalie to successfully fend off Volturi guard Demetri.

Get more on the latest round of the Twi-Fight Saga here.

Fan favorites and top seeds Edward, Bella, Jacob and Alice easily moved on to the second round, as did the entire Cullen clan. But that isn't to say there weren't a few upsets along the way. Good truly triumphed over evil, as a trio of "Breaking Dawn" newbies (and Cullen allies) bested three of the saga's biggest bads. Peter narrowly beat James, Kate did in Laurent and Senna staked Victoria (ouch!).

As round two kicks off, there are a number of matchups you'll want to keep an eye on. It'll be Swan vs. Swan as #1 seed Bella takes on her mom, #8 seed Renee. Best friend Jacob will also face family (in a way) as he goes paw-to-paw with fellow Wolf Pack member Jared. And, finally, it will be a battle of the littlest vamps as half-human, half-vampire Renesmee takes on newborn bloodsucker Bree Tanner.

Click here for more details and, of course, to vote.

Vampire, werewolf or human. Where will your alliances lie?

As dawn breaks on the concluding chapter of "The Twilight Saga" film franchise, MTV News is asking you to pick the series' No. 1 character in an epic, three-week battle known as The Twi-Fight Saga.

Bella may have selected Edward over Jacob, but you have 64 characters from Stephenie Meyer's canon to choose from in this showdown. Whether you prefer bad boys (Riley Biers, anyone?), good girls (we're looking at you, Angela Weber!) or hirsute hotties (don't keep your shirt on, Paul!), they're all here, waiting for your vote.

Here's how it will work: Voting begins on October 22 at twilight.mtv.com. The single-elimination tournament will proceed from round to round, with characters knocked off as we go, until only two are left to duke it out in one final face-off. The pair of finalists will be announced November 8, with the ultimate Twi-Fight champion crowned November 12.

For more details, head to MTV.com.

Having a bit of an anxiety attack because you're not sure if you've seen all of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" photos released thus far?

Well, take a deep breath and grab your mouse. We've packed 'em all — including all the posters — into one nice, neat, lovable gallery just for your peace of mind.

Even though there's trouble in Robstenville off the screen, the 15 new photos from the movie released this week show the couple as loving and happy as ever now that they've welcomed their brand new daughter Renesmee to the world.

We may not be vampires, but we sparkle like that.

You've no doubt seen the new (and allegedly final) poster for "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," which features Edward, Bella, Jacob and a good handful of supporting players running toward us in the snow with looks of grim determination.

It's a snapshot of the film's violent climax, and a scene that Nikki Reed is anxious to see herself ... since shooting it involved a lot of playing make-believe.

"I can't wait to see that whole scene," says the actress who will be playing Rosalie Hale for the fifth and final time. "We had to really use our imagination, you know, we shot that on a stage ... the wolves are these big cardboard cutouts."

Nikki breaks down the illusion in the video above, courtesy of MTV. "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" opens Nov. 16.

And teases ... and teases ...

Alice Cullen herself may or may not know about a secret scene in the last "Twilight" movie that may or may not exist, according to a recent interview with MTV's own Josh Horowitz. Josh brought up the scene that allegedly appears after the closing credits that may (or may not) tie up everything "Twilight"-related all nice and neat, but Ashley isn't confirming or denying anything.

Ultimately, though, we agree with Josh — people are going to see the movie whether there's a "secret scene" or not.

Still, it would be very cool if there were a secret scene.

Anyway, the excruciating wait continues. Watch Ashley Greene not helping matters any in the above video.

For all our fellow "Twilight" fans, we all know things are coming to an end, movie-wise, with the highly anticipated release of "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," and although we're pretty sure we know how the final chapter finishes up (since we've read all of Stephenie Meyer's books), we've heard some rumblings to the contrary.

When MTV News recently caught up with leading lady Kristen Stewart at the Toronto International Film Festival where she was promoting "On The Road," she totally confirmed our suspicions! Not only that, but she also offered up a pretty decent review layered with vague/expert teasery, the kind only Stewart can deliver.

Check it out above, courtesy of MTV News. "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 2" opens Nov. 16.

For residents of Twi-hard Nation, there's hardly a better conceivable way to ring in the coming of the final installment to the "The Twilight Saga" — "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" — than to revisit the journey of Edward (Robert Pattinson), Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Jacob (Taylor Lautner) from the very beginning.

For those who'd like to see all 10 or so hours of the vampy drama in Forks unfold at once in theaters and even earlier than the Nov. 16 release date, luck would have it that "Twilight" film studio Summit Entertainment has announced just the ticket!

On Nov. 15, theaters across the U.S. and Canada will host "Twilight Saga" marathons, showcasing "Twilight, "The Twilight Saga: New Moon," "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" and the final chapter "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" in quickfire succession for one price (which'll vary for each theater).

While some theaters will begin screening "Part 2" at the same time as the marathon-ers - 10:00 p.m. - on the same night, what they won't get is the spiffy ticket lanyards and interstitial content that come with being among the uber-faithful who make a whole day of it.

Start storing up your thirst for the "Saga," stock up on Kleenex and clear your calendars now because on Nov. 15, the local cineplex is where it'll all be happening one last time, Twilighters.

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We know you've just watched the new (and final!) trailer for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2" about six times, but once you've caught your breath and finished watching the rest of the MTV Video Music Awards, it's time for a little analysis.

Of course, what would a heart-pounding trailer like this one be without a roundtable discussion of a few "Twilight" experts?

Hit play on the embedded video as MTV's Josh Horowitz, Entertainment Weekly's Sara Vilkomerson and our own Breanne L. Heldman walk through some of the key moments in the trailer, then click here for a deeper exploration. You're going to need something to pass the time between now and the movie's release on Nov. 16, after all.

"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" is taking a bite out of the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards.

A brand new 90-second trailer for the film franchise's final installment, which hits theaters Nov. 16, will debut during the show, airing Thursday, Sept. 6, at 8 p.m. ET/PT

The closing chapter of Stephenie Meyer's best-selling series, which hits theaters Nov. 16, finds a newly-turned vampire Bella (played by Kristen Stewart) and her Cullen clan fending off the advances of the villainous Volturi with the help of allies, both cold- and hot-blooded.

Visit MTV.com for more details and thoughts from director Bill Condon.

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The "Twilight" saga is coming to a close, much to the heartbreak of millions of fans worldwide. However, it's something of a comfort to hear that ending the series has made for some amazing memories for the cast and crew.

Director Bill Condon spoke with MTV News about "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" as the film enters the last stages of post-production in preparation for hitting theaters on Nov. 16. It sounds like wrapping up the story of Bella, Edward and Jacob has been a blast.

Condon reveals some details about the film's breathtaking climax, a particular special effect that he calls "the best Hammer horror movie you've ever seen," what he considers to be the film's most emotional moment and even the official running time in his interview with MTV News. You can also check out some exclusive new pics from "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" in MTV's Fall Movie Preview.

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Fans may have gotten all in a tizzy over Kristen Stewart's recent real-life indiscretions, but Robert Pattinson hasn't exactly been the most faithful soul either, at least cinematically.

R.Pattz has more than a few notches on his belt on the big screen, including "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1" and his new head trip "Cosmopolis," and we're going to count every single salacious piece of tail this sparkly vampire has sunk his teeth, among other things, into.

'Vanity Fair' (2004)

Character: Rawdy Crawley
Number of Conquests: 0
Although his scenes were deleted and only available as an alternate ending on the DVD, this film is notable for being Pattinson's first major appearance and his first role alongside Reese Witherspoon. He briefly plays the son of her literary heroine Becky Sharp, a pairing that would come back to haunt him later in his career.

'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' (2005)

Character: Cedric Diggory
Number of Conquests: 0
What did you think? This is a "Harry Potter" movie for crying out loud, not "Mary Hotter and Deathly Swallows." As a prominent member of the House of Hufflepuff, Pattinson's Diggory is a good-looking, athletic alpha male whom Harry watches get dispatched unceremoniously by the Dark Lord. Before that, though, Cedric was dating the beautiful Cho Chang, but we highly doubt they did more than snog in the Room of Requirement.

'How to Be' (2008)

Character: Art
Number of Conquests: 0
As the sullen, confused protagonist of this quirky indie, Pattinson has a girlfriend who breaks up with him in the opening minutes, and the closest he gets to any kind of intimacy is an odd scene where he climbs into bed with his parents under the advisement of an eccentric therapist. AWK-WARD.

'Twilight' (2008)

Character: Edward Cullen
Number of Conquests: 0
The film that formed the sacred, boundless love between Bella Swan and vampire Edward Cullen also made them poster children for modern abstinence. Yeah. That's no good for our purposes. NEXT!

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'Little Ashes' (2009)

Character: Salvador Dalí
Number of Conquests: 3
If you thought casting Pattinson as an 18-year-old iteration of famed Spanish surrealist painter/mustache owner Dalí seemed like oddball, left-field casting you were… well, right. Still, the "Twilight" star got to engage in some satisfying lovemaking with Arly Hover (playing wife Gala Dalí) and Magdalena (Marina Gatell), with a little male attention from poet Federico García Lorca (Javier Beltran) just to even the bisexual playing field.

'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' (2009)

Character: Edward Cullen
Number of Conquests: 0
Edward still hasn't landed his dream babe in the sack, but does manage to pop the question. Patience, Twi-hards, patience…

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'Remember Me' (2010)

Character: Tyler Hawkins
Number of Conquests: 1
This movie became notorious as the "Robert Pattinson gets killed on 9/11" movie, but people forget it's also a touching, Nicholas Sparks-esque tale of tragic love among beautiful-looking young people. In this case, R.Pattz romances 21-year-old NYU student Ally (Emilie De Ravin) in what was originally intended to be a hit-and-run relationship but blossoms into the real deal… that is, until those pesky hijackers tear their love asunder.

'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse' (2010)

Character: Edward Cullen
Number of Conquests: 0
One more sequel means one more baby step towards the marital bed, with Bella finally agreeing to Edward's terms of endearment (a.k.a. getting her neck bit). Despite some romantic rivalry from Team Jacob and the wolfpack, by the end of this movie, it becomes clear that Edward will get his way… in the next film.

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'Water for Elephants' (2011)

Character: Jacob Jankowski
Number of Conquests: 1
Remember how Pattinson played Reese Witherspoon's son in "Vanity Fair?" Well, in this one he plays her studly, sensitive young lover. (EW!) The onscreen chemistry between Witherspoon, playing circus star Marlena Rosenbluth, and Pattinson's animal vet is virtually non-existent, although they do overcome great odds, as well as the wrath of one seriously psychotic Christoph Waltz.

'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1' (2011)

Character: Edward Cullen
Number of Conquests: 1
At long last, the headboard-busting, feather-flying consummation of one of the most blue ball-inducing courtships since time began. Fans loved the chemistry during Edward and Bella's romantic Honeymoon tryst in Brazil, and fantasized about how many fertility pills they'd need to take to get pregnant as fast as Bella does in the movie.

'Bel Ami' (2012)

Character: Georges Duroy
Number of Conquests: 5
In this 1800s period piece, Pattinson plays Georges Duroy, a completely amoral scoundrel who porks his way right up the Parisienne social food chain. He manages to bed some of the hottest (and milfiest) talent in Hollywood, including (take a deep breath ladies) Natalia Tena, Christina Ricci, Uma Thurman, Kristin Scott Thomas and Holliday Grainger. No more Mr. Abstinence.

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'Cosmopolis' (2012)

Character: Eric Packer
Number of Conquests: 2.5
In the latest excursion into the erotically-charged bizarro world of David Cronenberg's head, Pattinson plays Packer, a billionaire business dude cruising through Manhattan looking to indulge every self-destructive impulse he has. This includes getting it on with his bodyguard (Patricia McKenzie), his art adviser (Juliette Binoche), and a little kinky foreplay with his chief of finance (Emily Hampshire) whilst getting a prostate exam in the back of his limo.

TOTAL CAREER SEX ACTS: 13.5

Pattinson started off his movie career relatively chaste onscreen, but seems determined to play the field now that he's a "free agent," so to speak.

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It's been nearly two weeks since K-Day, a date which will live in infamy for Twi-hards.

Since becoming a serious movement in 2008, we've had disappointments and setbacks, but nothing as horrible as Kristen Stewart cheating on Robert Pattinson with some old gross man (it's taken me this long to even write about it). We've seen dozens of our fellow Twi-hards freaking out online, as well as Will Ferrell on "Conan," and have no doubt suffered many dark moments by ourselves.

However, time waits for no Twi-hard. While our emotional wounds may still ache, we need to start looking to the future. We only have three months until the premiere of "Breaking Dawn – Part 2" and we need the outside world to see Twi-hards as a strong family again by that time. If we seem like broken children of divorce, the general public won't want to be associated with "Twilight" and will cause the final installment to fall short of breaking box office records. That will allow Potter-heads to snigger behind our backs and we can't have that, not after our tough year.

That's why I propose Kristen Stewart hooks up with Taylor Lautner as soon as possible. I know what you're saying: "How could you be so callous? What about RPattz?" Look, Pattinson is young and British; he'll keep a stiff upper lip and bounce back. I know this is rough on everyone, but it's time for serious damage control right now. Just read through my arguments and I know you'll be convinced.

Best Way To Get Over Someone…

… is to get under someone. I know that's a crass way of putting it, but not entirely untrue, either. Reports say Stewart is the "picture of extreme emotional pain." She understandably feels horrible for what she's done, but that isn't going to change it. Pattinson can't forgive her, even if he wants to, because it'll make him look pitiful. Reports claim he's already out there, trying to move forward. K.Stew needs to get people talking about her new relationship, rather than the last one. Becoming "Taysten" with Lautner will make a huge splash and start forward movement.

Appeases Team Jacob

Team Jacob are like Chicago Cubs fans. They know their "team" can never win, but they never stop rooting. Jacob can never win Bella, but Taylor can win Kristen. This could be the first step in winning back fans that Kristen has disappointed.

Improves 'Breaking Dawn' Marketing

I'm not going to say that RPattz and KStew were a marketing creation to sell movie tickets, but their "secret," super-public relationship certainly helped generate interest in "The Twilight Saga." However, in all honesty, their relationship was kind of getting boring. What was the last big news from them? When they got a dog? Kindling a romance with Lautner will bring millions of dollars of free publicity for the film, definitely more than if she had just stayed with Pattinson.

Promotes Diversity

There are not enough hot interracial couples in Hollywood. Reportedly, Lautner only has "distant" Native American ancestry, but the guy certainly looks more Potawatomi than German. If he dates Snow White, it may encourage a generation of young white girls to date other races. All of that interracial dating will decrease racism as a byproduct. Suddenly, Stewart is a hero for cheating on Pattinson to promote racial equality.

Gorgeous Babies

Multi-ethnic children are always great-looking, even if their parents aren't. Just think how hot K.Stew and Lautner's kids would be.

Improves Lautner's Image

Taylor Lautner hasn't done anything wrong, but he's been fighting against two public perceptions of him: 1) He's gay and 2) He's a meathead. Obviously, there is nothing wrong with being gay, but Lautner's publicity machine definitely want the world to know he's straight. To that end, what's better than a high-profile straight relationship with the most popular young actress in the world? Paparazzi would churn out "proof" of his heterosexuality any time he and K.Stew go outside. As for the second, Lautner's muscle-head body doesn't do him any favors in this sense, but Stewart puts out the artsy vibe. If he stays with her long enough, people may just start to think him deep.

If you're convinced by my arguments, please start tweet your reasons why they should hook up with #Taysten4ever.

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Perhaps the only media types who enjoy speculation more than entertainment writers are sports journalists. They're constantly trying to out-predict their colleagues on which team will win the World Series, where Dwight Howard will be traded, which rookies will become all-stars, etc.

A popular format to grade teams and players on where they are and where they are headed is the Power Rankings. Grantland borrowed this device to recap "Mad Men" episodes, positioning the characters each week in order of how well they handled themselves in the episode.

I'm going to borrow the concept from Grantland and apply it the young stars of "The Twilight Saga." We're still months away from the final installment, "Breaking Dawn – Part 2," but we already have a sense of where the actors stand and what their careers should look like when they move on from vampires.

Below I've ranked eight celebrities who owe their stardom to 2008's "Twilight" by how powerful they currently sit in Hollywood. I omitted the older actors since we already have a good sense of what their legacy will be. I've also provided a "Floor" and "Ceiling" for each name as a comparison to the careers theirs may resemble if they miss their potential or reach it.

1. Kristen Stewart

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Floor: Elisabeth Shue
Ceiling: Nicole Kidman

Until recently, you could have argued that Robert Pattinson should be in the top spot, but his girlfriend has proven she can carry a blockbuster ("Snow White and the Huntsman") on her own while his projects ("Bel Ami" and "Cosmopolis") have floundered. K.Stew's critics claim she's just a pretty face with limited acting range, but she does take bold roles. Many had the same criticisms early in Kidman's career, but she was daring with her roles and now has a Best Actress Oscar as well as two more nominations.

2. Robert Pattinson

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Floor: Christian Slater
Ceiling: Johnny Depp

My younger readers may balk at a Christian Slater comparison, but in the early '90s his poster hung on young girls' walls – right next to Kurt Cobain and Luke Perry. Slater never broke out of his teen heartthrob stage as Johnny Depp did after "21 Jump Street." Pattinson should keep looking for unique roles as Depp has and not settle for easy schlock as Slater did.

3. Anna Kendrick

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Floor: Helen Hunt
Ceiling: Straight Jodie Foster with comedy chops

AK-47 has taken her relatively small role in the "Twilight" franchise and spun it into the Power Ranking's third spot. After an Academy Award-worthy performance in "Up in the Air," Kendrick has become the go-to cute girl-next-door type with serious acting chops. Like Helen Hunt, she's proven her worth in both drama and comedy. While Hunt has fallen off the earth, it's easy to imagine Kendrick having a long career like Jodie Foster, albeit she's a more affable version.

4. Taylor Lautner

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Floor: Richard Grieco
Ceiling: Mario Lopez

Lautner got his opportunity to star in his own action movie, just like former teen star Richard Grieco did in "If Looks Could Kill." "Abduction" did about as well as Grieco's movie, which the world has since forgotten about ever existing. Lautner's fate may be similar unless he admits to himself that he's not a great actor and his strength is being the likable guy with dimples and an uncertain ethnic background. Mario Lopez has turned that into a career, after all.

5. Kellan Lutz

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Floor: Ian Ziering
Ceiling: Brotastic Mickey Rourke

I'm going to be honest. I don't know if Kellan Lutz can act his way out of a paper bag or not. He hasn't taken roles that push him too far emotionally. That may be smart, waiting until he sharpens his acting chops before taking any chances. Once he does, he may just turn into a beefy Mickey Rourke without the bad plastic surgery. Or he may follow in the forgotten steps of Ian Ziering, the fourth banana jock from "Beverly Hills 90210."

6. Ashley Greene

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Floor: Jennifer Beals
Ceiling: Demi Moore

I place Greene below Lutz in Power Rankings because she doesn't have many interesting project lined up for her post-"Twilight" career. Greene seemed to have more heat a year ago, but I'm starting to think producers are realizing there may not be much to her. She's another pretty face who can act, but her emotional well may be shallow.

7. Nikki Reed

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Floor: Ally Sheedy
Ceiling: Michelle Rodriguez

Nikki Reed had boundless potential in 2003, when she co-wrote and starred in Catharine Hardwicke's disturbingly familiar indie, "Thirteen." However, she hasn't done much with it besides becoming "that bitchy Cullen girl." I compare her to Ally Sheedy, as she was one of the most interesting young stars of the Brat Pack and then faded away. The projects she has lined up seem like action-dramas that the likes of Michelle Rodriguez would take. I can see her making a solid career as a tough-girl like Rodriguez.

8. Jackson Rathbone

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Floor: New Kids on the Block member you don't remember
Ceiling: Brad Pitt

Rathbone is the biggest enigma of the cast. In person, he's arguably the most charismatic of them all. You'd think that would translate into more screen time on more projects. Maybe he hasn't been given any memorable roles outside of "Twilight" because he's busy with his band, 100 Monkeys? If he dedicates himself to acting over anything else, I could see him eclipsing everyone else on this list.

Confessions of a (Male) Twi-Hard is a "Twilight" humor column by Ryan McKee that publishes every other week on NextMovie. Read Ryan’s introductory post here or follow him on Twitter.

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If there was one victor among the movies paneling at San Diego Comic-Con this year, it'd have to be … Marvel. Or was it "Man of Steel"? Or maybe "The Hobbit"?

Another Con's in the can, and we've emerged with new intel on a handful of high-profile mega-movies. There weren't necessarily any groundbreaking casting announcements this year, but first footage from movies like the new Superman flick, "Oz: The Great and Powerful," "Pacific Rim" and "Elysium" had fans and bloggers buzzing big time.

Check out the biggest movie scoops below. What we should add, #16: Getting in line at 7 a.m. does not guarantee you entry into the con's marquee venue (Hall H). Not even for a 6 p.m. panel. And yep, we learned that the hard way. – By Bryan Enk and Kevin Polowy

There's a Whole Lot of Marvel Movies Going On as 'Phase Two' Is Unveiled
Excelsior! Marvel Mania hit Comic-Con as the studio revealed its master plan (well, some of it, anyway) for the next wave of super-movies (or "Phase Two," as it's being called). Some of the upcoming sequels got official titles as "Thor: The Dark World" (awesome) will hit theaters on Nov. 8, 2013; "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" (AWESOME) will be released on April 4, 2014; "Guardians of the Galaxy" (we still can't believe they're doing a movie of that at all, much less this soon) will come out on Aug. 1, 2014 and, to the delight of the geekiest of fanboys, Edgar Wright's take on "Ant-Man" will probably creep into theaters sometime in 2015. The star of the Marvel panel was — no surprise here — Robert Downey, Jr., who danced on stage to the delight of fans and showed off some "Iron Man 3" footage that gave us a glimpse of the new suit. Oh, and Ben Kingsley is indeed playing the Mandarin, which is, of course, perfect.

Sci-Fi Is the Future
What a week it was for sci-fi films at Comic-Con. Three of the best-received movie panels were the futuristic mind-benders "Elysium," "Looper" and "Pacific Rim." Neil Blomkamp's "Elysium" pits Matt Damon and other freedom fighters against the one percenters hovering in a spacecraft over a ruined Earth; Rian Johnson's "Looper" finds Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a time-hopping assassin tasked with knocking off an older version of himself (Bruce Willis); and Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim" pits giant robots against giant monsters, giving us all giant nerdgasms. "Looper" lands this fall, while "Elysium" and "Rim" are set to thrill in the spring and summer of 2013, respectively.

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At Least the First Seven Minutes of 'Breaking Dawn - Part 2' Are Going to Be Really Good
We knew we were going to see something from the last installment in the "Twilight" series, but we certainly weren't expecting to be treated to the entire first seven minutes of the film — nor, admittedly, were we expecting those seven minutes to be quite so jaw-droppingly good. "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" picks up right where "Part 1" left off, with Bella opening her red vampire eyes; from there, she gives Edward a powerful hug that takes his breath away (so to speak) before they're off to the forest for her first hunt. The sight of Bella scrambling up the face of a mountain, drunk with bloodlust for a poor mountain climber with a bleeding hand wound is pretty sweet, but nothing can prepare you for her claiming a freaking mountain lion as her first official meal as one of the undead. Kristen Stewart has never looked more beautiful — death most definitely becomes her. | Read "Twilight" panel recap

'Man of Steel' is Man With Some Edge
Imagine if Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan have a baby and name it Kal-El. Yeah that'd probably be one lucky yet confused kid. But that's how "Man of Steel" producer Thomas Tull describes the new Superman reboot, which is music to our Batman-loving, "Superman Returns"-hating ears (Snyder directs while Nolan produces). The Hollywood Reporter claims the trailer — which starts with a young Supes saving a busload of children, has a clearly darker tone than previous Clark Kent incarnations and also give us peaks at Russell Crowe (Jor-El), Amy Adams (Lois Lane), Michael Shannon (Zod) and, of course, Henry Cavill's grown-up hero — brought fans to tears. "Goosebumps" and "chills" were also common refrains on the Twittersphere. The most super news? You won't have to wait too long to see it yourself. The teaser will wow moviegoers before Nolan's final Bat flick, "The Dark Knight Rises" starting Friday.

Stallone & Schwarzenegger Just a Couple of Bros
It's not every year you get action titans like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger sharing the stage in Hall H, but that's exactly what happened with Thursday's mantastic "Expendables 2" panel. There were career retrospectives, a trailer and new clip, and appearances by co-stars Dolph Lundgren, Terry Crews and Randy Couture ... but really the most intriguing thing about this hype fest for the August release was observing to the genuine connection between the two legendary screen stars, who have been buds for over three decades. Of course, like any bromance, there's a healthy competition in place. "Sly's killed 288 people, I've killed 289," the former Governator said. But who's counting? | Read "Expendables" panel recap

Bros Part 2: 'The Hunger Games' Tributes'
While at the "Hunger Games" DVD/Blu-ray junket (it's out Aug. 18, you know), we also bore witness to the tight bond formed between Tributes Alexander Ludwig (Cato), Dayo Okeniyi (Thresh) and Jack Quaid (Marvel). The trio, waiting to do interviews on a Hard Rock Hotel terrace, laughed and goofed with each other incessantly like they were old college chums (or as they and other "Games" cast members often describe the experience, summer camp alums), talking about everything from their love for the cult comedy film "Super Troopers" (it's the bear-screwing scene that gets them) to prospective web series ideas. It's a shame — for their friendship, anyway — that none of them return for "Catching Fire."

Yes, There Is Absolutely a Three-Breasted Hooker in 'Total Recall'
Sure, hovercars are cool and all, but the question fans (okay, or at least us) really have on the top of their minds is: Will Len Wiseman's reboot of the Philip K. Dick sci-fi yarn/Arnold Schwarzenegger actioner include that iconic three-breasted hooker? We asked the cast on the red carpet, and while co-stars Bryan Cranston and Jessica Biel were hesitant to spill the beans (though "Breaking Bad" star Cranston does admit to having his own three-breasted prostitute), Kate Beckinsale came right out and confirmed it. And yes, they're fabulous, the actress (and wife to director Len Wiseman) says. Wiseman also teased the genetic marvel's appearance in the panel footage. Three cheers for all of you. | Watch "Total Recall" cast confirm it

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A Whole Lotta 'Hobbit' Appeases the Masses
After mixed reactions to the 48 frames-per-second footage shown earlier this year at CinemaCon, perhaps the film with the most to prove was Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit" (a two-part prequel to the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy). Jackson decided not to show the Comic-Con crowd footage in his fancy new 48fps style (saying it can't be fully appreciated in excerpts), so the director made up for it with quantity, showing a whopping 13 minutes of crowd-pleasing scenes spanning both films. Jackson was joined on stage by Andy Serkis, Richard Armitage, Martin Freeman, Ian McKellan and Elijah Wood, and the crowd ate it up, rewarding the Middle-earthlings with a standing ovation to close the panel.

'Looper' Is the New '12 Monkeys'
We've been waiting almost 17 years for something to be referred to as "the next '12 Monkeys,'" and it looks like we're finally getting it in the form of Rian Johnson's new mind-crunching sci-fi action film, "Looper." Joseph Gordon-Levitt, the writer-director's unofficial muse (they previously rocked the house together in "Brick"), joined him for the panel, much to the delight of the Con crowd. The trailer released a few months ago was amazing enough, but the extended look we were given here promises a film that's going to be as exciting and entertaining as it is thought-provoking and smarty-pants cool (just like "Monkeys"). It's fun to see JGL and Jeff Daniels, who plays the head "looper," reuniting after their terrific teamwork in another bit of noir nastiness, "The Lookout," but it's the scenes between Gordon-Levitt and Willis — as they play the same person — that we're most looking forward to. In particular, there's a tense scene in a diner that demonstrates the idea of "beating yourself up" in rather imaginative ways. The film opens Sept. 28. | Watch "Looper" cast interviews

'Elysium' Is a Worthy Successor to 'District 9'
Peter Jackson introduced Con-goers back in 2009 to the scrappy duo of writer-director Neill Blomkamp and actor Sharlto Copley, who were in San Diego to promote their rather impressive-looking science-fiction film, "District 9." We couldn't wait to see what Blomkamp had up his sleeve as a follow-up, though we feared he may fall victim to the infamous "sophomore slump" in trying to at least match something as amazing as "D9." Now, after seeing the footage for his new movie, "Elysium," we fear nothing. Blomkamp has his satirical eye on the rich's exploitation of the poor in this story of a working stiff (Matt Damon) on a ravaged future Earth whose only chance for survival after being exposed to radiation is to journey to an off-world space station where the wealthy live disease- and worry-free. The grungy production design is astonishing enough, but our favorite part of it all has to be a nearly-unrecognizable Copley as some sort of bizarro "Mad Max"-ian villain who makes things difficult for our hero Mr. Damon. Bring on March 1, 2013! | Watch Sharlto Copley interview

'ParaNorman' Stars Ain't Afraid of No Ghosts
Laika Studios' stop-motion animation follow-up to the critically adored "Coraline" looks just as fun and family/adult-friendly as its predecessor, but after meeting three of the film's voice leads on the red carpet, it's almost a shame we won't see them appear together in live-action form. Kodi Smit-McPhee (who voices the lead, a bullied boy who can speak to the dead), Anna Kendrick and Christopher Mintz-Plasse riffed off one another with razor-sharp wit, even when attempting to convince us that paranormal spirits don't actually exist. That's right, none of them believe in ghosts. We'll just have to agree to disagree — and secretly hope one or all of them move into a haunted house one of these days. |  Watch "ParaNorman" stars talk ghosts

'Oz: The Great and Powerful' Looks Both Great and Powerful
Sam Raimi, ever the gentleman geek, treated us to the first trailer for this sorta-prequel to the 1939 classic, "The Wizard of Oz." Raimi's take on more whimsical material than what he's usually known for looks absolutely magical, with a Kansas-set prologue that's filmed in black-and-white as an homage to the first act of "Wizard." James Franco plays the carnival magician who takes the yellow brick road from shady cad to a truly "Great Man" via a tornado that whisks him away to a magical land known for its majestic Emerald City, mystical creatures, clever witches (both good and bad) and, of course, nasty flying monkeys. Franco's perfect for this part, and ever-smiling pixie Michelle Williams as Glinda is quite the stroke of casting genius, too; the trailer also offered brief glimpses of both Mila Kunis and Rachel Weisz (who are playing the aforementioned "bad" witches) and closes with a very Raimi-esque shot of a certain green hand with black nails slamming onto a table. Well played again, Sam. | Watch the trailer

It Helped If You Had Actually Read 'The Host'
We knew before heading into Hall H for the "Twilight" panel that Stephenie Meyer was going to be in attendance … and not just to talk about "Breaking Dawn - Part 2." We knew she was going to be doing something in regards to "The Host," and at Comic-Con "something" usually means showing a clip or two. What we got was a seven-minute highlight reel showing key scenes from the sci-fi flick about a future world in which most of the human race has been enslaved by alien parasites. The footage was most definitely impressive (this movie has the kind of budget that the "Twilight" movies never quite had but probably should've) as it offered looks at Saorise Ronan as Wanderer, Diane Kruger as The Seeker and a strikingly well-designed dystopian landscape. However, somewhat unfortunately, the reel had no sense of a narrative thru-line, coming across simply as a mishmash of random scenes that probably left those unfamiliar with the book somewhat confused.

'Django' Looks Off the Chains
There were no major revelations to come out The Weinstein Company's Saturday morning panel for "Django Unchained," besides maybe Quentin Tarantino's declaration that a scene in the thriller about a slave-turned-bounty hunter (Jamie Foxx) involving a cameo by Jonah Hill could very well be the funniest thing he's ever written (and he did later announce at a different panel that "Django" will also come in comic book form). But what became further evident: The film looks fantastic. Tarantino, who appeared in Hall H with Foxx, Kerry Washington, Christoph Waltz, Walton Goggins and a ponytailed Don Johnson, unveiled an eight-minute sizzle reel that expanded on the film's recently released trailer and stoked the hearts and minds of Comic-Con faithful.

We Won't Be Getting Any 'Resident Evil' Movies For Much Longer
The wild and loose "Resident Evil: Retribution" panel was tons of fun, with Milla Jovovich being her usual dorky-hottie self with a crowd-pleasing sense of genuine excitement for being back in San Diego and getting to play the ass-kicking Alice for the fifth (!) time. The new RE movie makes for something of a reunion, as several cast alums are making appearances — whether their characters were killed off in previous installments or not. Michelle Rodriguez, a super-cool lady in her own right, seemed especially psyched to be back with "the family," though the get-together had a slightly bittersweet tone to it as director Paul W.S. Anderson announced the "Retribution" is, indeed, the "beginning of the end" for the series. In fact, Alice herself might shuffle off this mortal coil in the new film that opens on Sept. 14 — though Jovovich was being a bit coy about confirming that one way or the other. | Watch the cast talk zombie apocalypse

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Thursday marked the end of an angsty, brooding era at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con press conference for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2."

When we first met them five years ago, they were anonymous teenagers; today, Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner are among some of the most recognizable faces in movies. Stewart even made reference to their coming-of-age together, saying to Lautner, "The first time I met you, you were a kid. After 'New Moon,' you weren't a kid anymore."

Those in attendance at the press conference were given a special treat as new "blood" (pardon the pun) Mackenzie Foy (Renesmee) joined the panel along with "Twilight" author Stephenie Meyer, who took the stage for the first time since the movies made their first appearance at Comic-Con.

Pattinson spoke fondly of their Con experiences: "Premieres are just walking around in a haze with people screaming at you," he said. "It's exercise. [Like] doing a marathon actually. Comic-Con is nice because you get to walk around."

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Fans of the "Twilight" series line up for days to catch a glimpse of their beloved icons, and it was no exception at Comic-Con this year. "The characters in the books are what these fans fell in love with," said Lautner. Meyer added that the phenomenon "still surprises me all the time."

Rumors have already been swirling online of a possible "Twilight" reboot, even though the franchise hasn't even finished yet. Pattinson commented that he "would love to see that," and joked that he would "pity the person who takes over my part. I would make a campaign against them."

When they looked back on their favorite moments from filming, newest cast member Foy, who remained quiet throughout the conference, sweetly added, "For me it would be the whole thing, because every moment was perfect."

Regardless of any reboot rumors, Stewart loves the work they've done, especially on this final movie. "I've seen it four times and I cry every time because it's so cool," she said.

But it wasn't only the main characters that took the stage. We also got some insight from the Cullen clan of Elizabeth Reaser, Jackson Rathbone, Ashley Greene, Peter Facinelli, Kellan Lutz and Nikki Reed.

Reminiscing on each of the movies, Reaser admitted her most stand-out experience was filming the first "Twilight" movie because the cast got into "a lot of silliness and hijinks." Lutz likened it to being "Seventeen before turning 18… we couldn't get in trouble."

While Facinelli had fond memories of playing indoor baseball with the Cullen clan during filming, Reed humbly looked back, saying, "I'm really beginning to realize how truly special this whole experience has been."

When asked, Rathbone jokingly fast-forwarded 10 years into the future, and says he expects there to be a reboot called "The Amazing Twilight." Reaser chimed in and joked: "I hope we're all healthy [in 10 years] and nobody's on Celebrity Rehab."

"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2" hits theaters on November 16th.

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After a slight but exquisitely torturous delay, Comic-Con 2012 hit the ground running in Hall H with the panel for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2."

Comic-Con President John Rogers kicked things off by expressing his condolences to the family of Gisela G., the fan who was killed earlier this week when she was struck by a car while waiting in line to get into the "Twilight" panel.

Eric Moro of Wikia, who served as the panel's moderator, then introduced Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Stephenie Meyer and little Mackenzie Foy to the stage. Director Bill Condon wasn't able to attend due to being in London for scoring sessions on the film, but he had a pre-recorded greeting that included the announcement that they were about to see the first seven minutes of "Breaking Dawn - Part 2."

WARNING: SPOILERS!

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The clip picked up right where "Part 1" left off: with Bella opening her bright red vampire eyes. She sees the world as her husband does for the first time, hyper-aware of every smell, sight and sensation. She's also of course considerably stronger, much to even Edward's surprise as her hug literally takes his breath away (well, so to speak).

And she's hungry, which prompts Edward to take her on her first hunt in the forest. A lone deer looks pretty tasty - until Bella gets a whiff of a mountain climber that accidentally cut his hand. Bella succumbs to the bloodlust almost immediately and proceeds to scale the face of the mountain as she stalks her prey — luckily, Edward intervenes just in time and she settles for a mountain lion for dinner. She is Bella, hear her roar!

The clip ends with Bella and Edward being greeted back at the house by Jacob, where he somewhat accidentally reveals his new bond with their daughter. Bella can smell the imprint on him: "You really stink, Jacob!"

Following the clip, Meyer told the crowd that she wishes Condon could've been there to hear everyone's extremely enthusiastic response to what they just saw. The "Twilight" author also said that she's most excited for audiences to finally see K.Stew as "awesome, powerful, vampire Bella."

Kristen obviously loved her undead turn. "It felt so good to break her in and see how fast the car goes," she said. R.Pattz expressed his enthusiasm for his final round as Edward Cullen, saying he especially enjoyed the fact that, over the course of four movies, he'd been constantly surprised by Bella — and now understands her even less as a vampire.

Lautner enjoyed playing a a more laid-back Jacob after four movies of being so "stressed and emotional."

"He has a weight lifted off his shoulders," he said. "He's less dramatic and more happy." That might take some getting used to!

The audience was then shown another clip that featured the Cullens helping Bella prepare to see her father for the first time since the recent, er, turn of events. The key, of course, is to appear like she's human, which means wearing contact lenses, creating the illusion of breathing and not having such … well, such perfect posture. Bella sums up vampire etiquette as follows: "I got it — move around, blink, slouch."

After the clip, Moro introduced Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser, Nikki Reed, Kellan Lutz, Ashley Greene and the newlywed Jackson Rathbone to the stage and invited the audience to ask questions. One of the highlights was K.Stew and R.Pattz being asked what villain costume they would wear if they ever went to Comic-Con for fun. Stewart gave a nod to her pal and recent co-star Charlize Theron by saying she'd be "the evil Queen from Snow White," while R.Pattz would take on the Man of Steel himself as Zod. "Kneel!"

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The panel's funniest moment was when R.Pattz was asked what advice the "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" Edward would give to the "Twilight" Edward. "Keep it in your pants," he mumbled, which was met with riotous laughter. R.Pattz, a little embarrassed, exclaimed, "I forget there are audiences at these things!"

The vampire actors all agreed that the most difficult aspect of shooting the "Twilight" films was acting, fighting and emoting through the disorienting and uncomfortable contact lenses. Rathbone took it in stride, though: "As long as it looks good, whatever!"

The adorable Foy kind of stole the show, though. Her favorite memory from "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" was "getting to ride Jacob-Wolf" … and losing a tooth at some point on set.

The panel was given quite the epilogue when Stephenie Meyer invited director Andrew Niccol to the stage to introduce an extended clip of "The Host," a film that might very well be "the next 'Twilight.'" The footage was something of a "highlight reel" introducing the strange world of Meyer's sci-fi romance and almost all the major characters, most notably Saoirse Ronan as Wanderer and Diane Kruger as The Seeker. While the scenes didn't make much sense out of context, fans of the book met the impressive footage — which ran several minutes — with great enthusiasm.

A bit of a bittersweet melancholy came over Hall H as the "Twilight" gang left the Comic-Con stage for the final time. On to "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," opening Nov. 16.

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