More DVD pre-order madness–this time from Hot Topic and Borders.

The first is the Hot Topic edition and besides the 2-DVD set, includes an exclusive movie cell–there are 250 variations, with the one you get individually numbered out of 1500. A little piece of movie film to call your own.

It’s $24.99 at Hot Topic.

Next up is the Borders Edition, which for $29.99 includes, besides all the features that come on all the Twilight DVDs,:

• Exclusive Twilight Cast Interviews with Kristen Stewart (Bella) and Robert Pattinson (Edward)
• Exclusive Twilight Cast Interviews with Cam Gigandet (James)
• Exclusive Twilight Cast Interviews with Edi Gathegi (Laurent) and Rachelle Lefevre (Victoria)
• Exclusive Red-Carpet Interviews from the Twilight Movie Premiere
• Exclusive Never-Before-Seen Red-Carpet Footage! Includes extra interview footage with Kellan Lutz (Emmett), Ashley Greene (Alice), rock band Paramore, and Nikki Reed (Rosalie)
• Exclusive Borders Book Club: Stephenie Meyer talks about the Twilight Saga
• 10 exclusive photocards are printed on a gorgeous pearlescent paper to give a dramatic sparkly effect—the perfect way to view your favorite vampires.

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Looks like Kelly Clarkson has joined the TwiHard ranks if a recent post on her blog is any indication–

finished the twilight books (so did my mom and sister) and we cannot wait for the next movie ‘new moon’. do not judge us, we cannot help ourselves now my sister and i are going to read a classic ‘the divine comedy’. although, it’s a classic it doesn’t have edward cullen in it so i pray it holds my attention ha!

peace out

kelly

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E! Online talks a bit about how the songs for the Twilight soundtrack were chosen–and the process for the New Moon soundtrack one. Basically, anything is up in the air to be included, and it could even turn out to be a bit more adventerous.

The songs for New Moon haven’t been nailed down yet—the flick is still in preproduction after all—but do I have some gossip on the movie anyway? You bet.

First, some background. When it comes to Twilight’s soundtrack, you may credit legendary music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas, who has also curated the music for TV shows The OC, Roswell, Chuck, Mad Men and Without a Trace. Patsavas is also on board to supervise the sound for New Moon. Now the gossip…

The new director, Chris Weitz, has been sending out signals that he may be open to a more experimental soundtrack than his predecessor. That could mean songs that sparkle even more than the movie’s vampires when they get caught in the sun.

“I think that might be the way it’s going,” says Marisa Baldi, West Coast partner for Zync, a music brokerage that funneled two songs onto the Twilight soundtrack. “I get the vibe that the guy is a little more into being surprised…everything is really open, and he wants to hear a lot of cool music.”

I’m all for a more experimental soundtrack–the Twilight soundtrack was great, but with the higher profile of New Moon it needn’t rely on big names, what matters is how it fits the mood of the movie. Speaking of the soundtrack, coming soon will be a huge new soundtrack poll, with a runoff between the winners of our free-for-all poll from last month. Plus, you might so a couple of suggestions for what we’d like to see on the soundtrack as well!

What’s the Scoop on the Next Twilight Soundtrack?

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So many TwiHunks, so little time. This time, we have the shaggy-haired rocker Jackson Rathbone who will re-vamp (see what I did there?) his role as the inimitable Jasper Hale in New Moon. Drool over the rest of the pics at Jackson-Rathbone.com.

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With all the Jane casting rumors, and the heated debate over who would be right for the part in yesterday’s post about Lucy Hale, we thought it’d be fun to run a poll about who should play Jane. If you picked “Someone else”, be sure to list who in the comments!

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An update to the casting call that was posted on Craiglist–the three-city casting call for Native American/Aboriginal actors for a “major motion picture” is also taking place in two other Canadian cities besides Vancouver–

Victoria: Feb. 7, Paul’s Motor Inn, 1900 Douglas St., 9 a.m. to noon

Vancouver: Feb.8, Second Avenue Studios, 225 W. 2nd Ave., 9 a.m. to noon

Kelowna: Feb. 8, Delta Grand Okanagan, 1310 Water St., 9 a.m. to noon

New Moon set to shine on Vancouver

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