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Old 05-02-2017, 06:04 PM
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Thank God, for all this time I thought she truly was a Twilight fan.
A lot of people thought that and she was persecuted endlessly for it by many members of this forum.
I never saw those movies.
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Old 05-02-2017, 07:58 PM
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A lot of people thought that and she was persecuted endlessly for it by many members of this forum.
I never saw those movies.
I don't know about the movies, but Stevie loved the Twilight books and said so many times. I don't think she should be persecuted for it though. I've read all the books myself. They are not great writing, but are rather addictive.

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"It's bittersweet… because I really would be happier if it was not ending. I wish it could go on forever. I think that [Stephenie] is probably… god knows how long it took her to write this. And it's been five years!

It's a huge love story… I was just saying to the last [journalist], it's like Wuthering Heights, it's that kind of story… it's like Jane Eyre… it's a totally timeless kind of story that we can relate to."
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Old 05-02-2017, 09:06 PM
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i think the fact that stevie is a twilight fan and thinks the bella/edward thing is super romantic says a lot about her relationship issues lol
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I don't know about the movies, but Stevie loved the Twilight books and said so many times. I don't think she should be persecuted for it though. I've read all the books myself. They are not great writing, but are rather addictive.
Yes, I remember that too but now it somehow makes more sense; she initially thought the movie (which my friends at the time tricked me to watch so I know it was bad even if not as much as the books) was boring until she caught something in it that could be related to her experience so she started seeing it with rose-colored glasses, and on top of it, it's been somehow a catalyst for her career/songwriting to start flowing again, so her overestimation intensified.
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I don't know about the movies, but Stevie loved the Twilight books and said so many times. I don't think she should be persecuted for it though. I've read all the books myself. They are not great writing, but are rather addictive.

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"It's bittersweet… because I really would be happier if it was not ending. I wish it could go on forever. I think that [Stephenie] is probably… god knows how long it took her to write this. And it's been five years!

It's a huge love story… I was just saying to the last [journalist], it's like Wuthering Heights, it's that kind of story… it's like Jane Eyre… it's a totally timeless kind of story that we can relate to."




I take anything she says about anything or anyone in popular culture at any given moment in time with a large grain of salt. Sometimes it feels like she tries too hard to convey that she's hip with whatever's hot. And she always goes over the top in her gushing... so and so is just "the next Stevie and Lindsey" or "destined to be a star" and blah blah blah and then they fade away..... it's kinda lame really. I mean if she just said "oh I really like so and so's work" or "I find their voice/song/book intriguing" that's cool. But she has to stretch it to "the best" "the most exciting thing I'd ever heard/read/seen" etc etc.....
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Old 05-04-2017, 01:26 PM
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I don't know about the movies, but Stevie loved the Twilight books and said so many times. I don't think she should be persecuted for it though. I've read all the books myself. They are not great writing, but are rather addictive.
It isn't important at all but I am just curious if you know if she read these books before or after she saw the movie(s)?
And didn't she say once that she rented out an entire movie theater on the road one time for her and her band to see the next version of that franchise? If my memory serves me right, this also happened in Australia.
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Old 05-04-2017, 10:31 PM
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Another thing I found interesting. After performing Gypsy she gave that familiar speech about buying an outfit at the same store where Janis Joplin and Grace Slick bought their clothes but in this story she said it was in San Diego, not SF.
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She also said when her and Lindsey first moved from SF to LA they came down in 2 cars. His Buick Regal and her Toyota that didn't go in reverse. They called her car, "In the Pocket." And then she said, "The Pocket, for short." Then she said most of the time they drove around LA in her car which I thought was funny because since it didn't go in reverse, why not use the Buick Regal instead?

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It isn't important at all but I am just curious if you know if she read these books before or after she saw the movie(s)?
And didn't she say once that she rented out an entire movie theater on the road one time for her and her band to see the next version of that franchise? If my memory serves me right, this also happened in Australia.
I don't know if she read the books before seeing a Twilight movie, but I know that by the time the last movies had come out, she had already finished reading the books.

It could have been one of those things where the first Twilight movie turned her on to the books. Or maybe she'd already started reading the books. But I know she talked about finishing all the books, before the last movies had been released.

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What movie is Moonlight? Is she talking about the second Twilight movie, New Moon? She's always talked about seeing it in the theater while on the Unleashed tour in Australia. Plus, the movie had just come out at the time so I don't see how she could have possibly seen it on TV in her hotel room.
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What movie is Moonlight? Is she talking about the second Twilight movie, New Moon? She's always talked about seeing it in the theater while on the Unleashed tour in Australia. Plus, the movie had just come out at the time so I don't see how she could have possibly seen it on TV in her hotel room.
I'm pretty sure it must be New Moon because in another interview she mentioned her empathizing with Bella's situation when the person she loved left her without an explanation and she dropped in a almost catatonic state and became depressed afterwards (also it reflects some of the the lines like She’s laid on the floor in silent pain).
I don't know if it's that but on some satellite TVs there's a sort of "cinema at home" service where you can buy movies that have just come out in cinemas, I can see high luxury hotels having something similar.
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At the beginning of the show and after she welcomed us, she told us that they were very late arriving at the venue. She said never in her entire career has she been late to a show and certainly never this late. First they were stuck in traffic in NYC and then made it to the airport there. Then as they were landing in New Hampshire they looked out the window of the airplane and noticed there was snow on the ground and then added, "there's not supposed to be snow here at this time of year (April 6)." The audience cheered(in agreement). Then she said they were caught in traffic arriving at the venue and said they finally got inside the building at 7PM.

Well I was late to the venue myself. I was supposed to meet several friend's before the show for good conversations but didn't get inside until around 7:45pm. And just who do u think I easily found? You guessed correctly LOL. Skip was leaning against a wall, watching people walking by him. So that was cool that we got to hang out together for a bit and take some fun selfies.
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