A letter to Summit Entertainment, LLC.

Dear Summit,

I’m a big fan. Huge, actually.

I won’t lie to you. In the beginning, you had me worried. Twilight was an abomination and I couldn’t help but wonder if the monkey you so obviously hired to write the screenplay had even read the book.

But you more than made up for said blunder and proved yourself worthy with New Moon. Job very well done, my friend. And you’re welcome. Those exorbitant ticket prices add up, especially when you’ve seen the movie as many times as I have.

Remember Me looks wonderful and I’m very much looking forward to it. I admit I’ve gone a bit gaga over Mr. Pattinson since it became clear that he does, in fact, know how to operate a comb. (And I forgive his Wolfman-esq appearance on the Hope for Haiti telethon since it was for a very, very good cause.)

Even more than Remember Me, I’m pee-my-pants excited for Eclipse. June 30th is quickly approaching and it’s like a beacon in the distance, calling me home. You have no idea what I’d give for even the briefest glimpse of a trailer. Or for… oh, I don’t know… a poster maybe?

You see, this poster has been floating around the internet for a while now:

I’ve been trying to convince myself that it was just a tease. Something someone put together to pacify us Twi-hards. (Or “Twi-retards” according to the bitch I work with. I’m not offended. I understand she’s just feeling left out since she was never invited to join a certain book club. But she doesn’t read. And she really is a bitch.)

But I digress. You see, today, while at the theater, I saw said poster hanging in a hallway, looking very… official.

Summit, please. Tell me something else is in the works. Tell me some big, beautiful poster of Edward is coming out soon. Edward, Bella… even Jacob! (But preferably Edward.)

Summit, I trust you. I have faith in you. I certainly don’t want to have to resort to violence, that’s for sure.

But I will. Oh, yes, I will. Gladly. Especially, if you don’t get your act together, get rid of that piss-poor excuse for a poster, and give me some Edward, damn it.

I thank you for your hasty response in rectifying this matter.

Your friend and hopefully-not-enemy (if you catch my drift),
Stephanie

8 thoughts on “A letter to Summit Entertainment, LLC.

  1. Steph

    Hahah you are so funny! I'm kind of worried for eclipse because I hear it's all about action, action and more action. I don't know why, does summit not know who their audience is supposed to be? Personally, I though New Moon was grander and more beautiful than Twilight, but I don't know if it was necessarily better. the relationship between B/E seemed sweeter in TWilight. Let's keep our fingers crossed for a teaser or trailer soon!

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