Twilight story is actually inspired Stephanie Meyer (the author) from a dream that she got while she was sleeping. It is about Bella, a teenage girl, moved to the far side of United States, met with rain, fog, and fir forest. There was cold and dark. Bella fell in love with a vampire and also a bit tempted rivals the vampires, a werewolf. Love and a duel ensued.

Still, how wild Meyer’s dream ever had, she would never dreamt that her story would be a huge success as we see today. Her books, which are consisted of four volumes; Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn, had been sold 100 million copies and translated into 39 languages.

Meyer had success making $ 40 million this year, placing it at number 59 the list of 100 richest celebrities Forbes magazine. Her new book, a fraction of the Twilight story titled The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner, would have added purse money due to be released with the third film Twilight Saga, Eclipse.

And obviously Eclipse definitely going to be a block buster at the box office. The movie is predictable at least be $ 75 million in the first week according to Exhibitor Relations. Twilight movie enter the most profitable movie series in film history. Two films that have been made; Twilight and New Moon, just spent $ 90 million budget, but fortunately for $ 1.1 billion at the box office. The film is very small which makes it fend studio, Summit Entertainment, the same company that also produces The Hurt Locker who won an Oscar.
Twilight films also raised 3 stars suddenly popular, and of course, very rich: Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner. This year Pattinson’s name entered the list of the Forbes 100 richest celebrities (number 50) with income $ 17 million. Most certainly he got from playing the vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight movie. Kristen Stewart, who plays Bella Swan, also entered the Forbes list this year. Income in June 2009-June 2010 reached $ 12 million and placing it in 66th position.

Taylor Lautner did not enter this year’s Forbes list, but it looks like hell he would go next year. Lautner, who acted as a werewolf; Jacob Black, appeared to steal the attention in New Moon, which aired November last year. So, soon he became seizure film studios to ask her to play the movie. Universal Studios is to win it. Lautner paid $ 7.5 million for a movie based on the Stretch Armstrong toy made by Hasbro characters. The movie is planned to release in March 2012. Buy Tickets for all your friend, get the money from payday loans online

In addition, there was one book to the Twilight story was filmed. Last story of Twilight, Breaking Dawn reportedly will be split into two movies. The studio said the film does indeed have to be divided in two, but certainly the main reason for wanting more money than can make only one film. Ah, damn Hollywood.

The film which also releases its 3D version of this weekend profitable $ 59 million in the second week screening, according to studio reports. Pixar-made film was to defeat new releases movie last week; Grown Ups, starring Adam Sandler, which debuted was average: $ 41 million. Meanwhile, the movie starring two big stars Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz, Knight and Day, only won $ 20.5 million until the third day playing in theaters.

Toy Story 3 has made a series of records in America. The film is already booked $ 200 million figure most rapidly among the other Pixar film output. In the first week, with $ 167.6 income million, this is the highest figure for the size of this year, and the third among all animated films.

With a sense of similarity between film critics and audiences, “Toy Story 3 will be able to achieve more. But, his first position may be displaced by the The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.

Below is the week’s box office result, based Box Office Mojo reports:

1. Toy Story 3, $ 59 million, $ 226.6 million, second week
2. Grown Ups, $ 41 million, first week
3. Knight & Day, $ 20.5 million, $ 27.8 million, the first five days
4. The Karate Kid, $ 15.4 million, $ 135.6 million, third week
5. The A-Team, $ 6 million, $ 62.8 million, third week
6. Get Him to the Greek, $ 3 million, $ 54.5 million, fourth week
7. Shrek Forever After, $ 2.9 million, $ 229.3 million, the sixth week
8. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, $ 2.8 million, $ 86.2 million, fifth week
9. Killers, $ 2 million; $ 44 million, fourth week
10. Jonah Hex, $ 1.6 million, $ 9.1 million, second week