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i hate lima beans ther gross yuck this has nothing to do with the artical just wanna see how agrees with me
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Do te think britsh people are awesome!
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i just wrote that to pubblica this + i'm random
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i hate lima beans ther gross yuck this has nothing to do with the artical just wanna see how agrees with me
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Do te think britsh people are awesome!
all te hove to do is dancce
LA LA LA LA LA clapp your hands togather
i just wrote that to pubblica this + i'm random
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Summit Entertainment isn't wasting any time in their cerca for a director for New Moon and Eclipse, the much-anticipated follow-ups to their uber-hit vampire flick Twilight. Deadline Hollywood Daily's resident troublemaker Nikki Finke is reporting that they've offered the job to Chris Weitz, director of one of last year's biggest flops, The Golden Compass. Why? Summit reportedly liked the job Weitz did with visual effects on the film, which snagged a 2007 Academy Award for Best Achievement in Visual Effects. New Moon and Eclipse should both demand higher levels of visual effects than the Catherine Hardwicke-directed predecessor, and Weitz's skills will be especially handy should either film's plot be re-written to involve giant polar orso fights.
Summit Entertainment isn't wasting any time in their cerca for a director for New Moon and Eclipse, the much-anticipated follow-ups to their uber-hit vampire flick Twilight. Deadline Hollywood Daily's resident troublemaker Nikki Finke is reporting that they've offered the job to Chris Weitz, director of one of last year's biggest flops, The Golden Compass. Why? Summit reportedly liked the job Weitz did with visual effects on the film, which snagged a 2007 Academy Award for Best Achievement in Visual Effects. New Moon and Eclipse should both demand higher levels of visual effects than the Catherine Hardwicke-directed predecessor, and Weitz's skills will be especially handy should either film's plot be re-written to involve giant polar orso fights.
