Rob Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Have The Best Romantic Relationship In Hollywood!

Forget Brad and Angelina or Beyonce and Jay Z — it’s R-Patz and KStew who have a REAL role model relationship. Here’s why!

#1 Reason Above and Beyond — it’s not a “fake” relationship. Rob and Kristen are clearly together because they are crazy about each other and they are something which, real couplesshould be — they are compatible.

It’s clear that this romance, which is over a year old, is not based on buying each other expensive gifts, like J-Lo and Ben Afflecks‘, when they were Hollywood’s “golden couple”.

It’s not a “showmance” to amp up the box office of their film projects, like Jen Anistonconveniently had with her Bounty Hunter co-star Gerard Butler, neither is it about being red carpet arm candy for each other, like Madonna and her boy toys, nor is it a case of two stars who realize they are a bigger attraction together, than they are apart like Heidi Montag andSpencer Pratt.

No Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are having an old fashioned “real” relationship based on the fact that they are totally crazy about each other, whether or not they are in front of paparazzi cameras.  And of all the big Hollywood couples, Rob and Kristen, do the most “normal” things. They spend time with each other’s families. Rob had dinner with Kristen Stewart’s dad, John Stewart, when he visited the pair in New Orleans, before Christmas. And this was after spending Thanksgiving with KStews parents in California.

Kristen spent last Christmas with Rob’s family in their modest home in London.

The pair are happy to do all the absolutely regular things that non-celebrity couples in their early 20’s do. Go to low key bars, with close friends like Rob’s pal Tom Sturridge, or go together to watch another close pal, Sam Bradley, perform at the small lounge bar Hotel Cafe in Hollywood.

They both love to dress like college students – sporting matching plaid shirts, worn jeans and uncombed hair. Kristen even wears Rob’s tee’s, just like any other girlfriend would.

They travel together alone, without an entourage. Last Christmas, the pair visited the off-the-beaten track tiny town of Ventnor in the Isle of Wight and hung out quietly for New Years Eve at a dive bar called the Winter Gardens. They had such a wonderful time, that they returned this year to spend New Years with a few close friends. They traded in possible paid appearances at any number of NYC, LA, Miami or Las Vegas clubs, like the Kardashians or Jersey Shore crew. Instead they chose to ring in the new year quietly with “jacket potatoes” and the one they love.

Unlike so many Hollywood couples, whose eyes and more wander with co-stars, Rob and Kristen only have eyes for each other. There has never been a whisper that Rob was anything but loyal, even while he was professionally romancing Reese Witherspoon in ‘Water For Elephants’ or Emili De Ravin in ‘Remember Me‘.

Even when Kristen had dinner with her Tron co-star,  Garrett Hedlund, in LA, recently, the meal was strictly professional.

Finally, what makes this pair so admirable as a couple; they both fully appreciate the gifts that they have been given. They are already blessed with fortunes – Rob’s reportedly worth $17 million and Kristen $12 million – and they have been blessed with great fans and they fully appreciate all of it.

We here at Hollywoodlife.com recently posted 45 photos of Robsten posing happily with their fans, and we easily could have posted hundreds more. This pair doesn’t take their good fortune for granted, they are respectful of each other and respectful of the people that made them stars. They still live modestly like regular folks, treasure the time they have together, cope graciously and loyally with long distance love, and kiss up a storm even when the director says ‘cut!’.

For all these reasons, I believe Rob and Kristen have the best romantic relationship in Hollywood. Agree? Or not?

–Bonnie Fuller

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Variety and The Hollywood Reporter Give ‘Eclipse’ Positive Reviews

Reviews are slowly but surely pouring in for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and by the looks of the reviews put out by outlets Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, we have a success on our hands! Variety boasts that while hardcore fans will be pleased, non-fans will love it too! The Hollywood Reporter follows a similar path and boldly states that “it took 3 films, “The Twilight Saga” finally nails just the right tone”. Read more below: (Warning, full reviews contain spoilers)






The Hollywood Reporter Reviews The Twilight Saga: Eclipse:

It took three films, but “The Twilight Saga” finally nails just the right tone in “Eclipse,” a film that neatly balances the teenage operatic passions from Stephenie Meyer’s novels with the movies’ supernatural trappings.

Where the first film leaned heavily on camp and the second faltered through caution and slickness, “Eclipse” moves confidently into the heart of the matter — a love triangle that causes a young woman to realize choices lead to consequences that cannot be reversed.

Read the full review by THR here.
Variety Reviews The Twilight Saga: Eclipse:

It goes without saying that the faithful will devour “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,” the third movie in Stephenie Meyer’s immensely popular supernatural love-triangle saga, and also the one in which Bella must finally choose between her two beastly suitors. The pleasant surprise this time around is that the result finally feels more like the blockbuster this top-earning franchise deserves. Employing a bigger budget, better effects and an edgier director (“Hard Candy’s” David Slade), “Eclipse” focuses on what works — the stars — even as the series’ parent-friendly abstinence message begins to unravel. Summer release should reap Summit’s biggest yield yet.

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Kristen Stewart Talks About Her Growth As An Actress

BEVERLY HILLS, California — There aren't a lot of people walking around out there who'd like to show the world home videos of when they were 16 years old. At best, it's an awkward age where teens are trying to discover themselves, their physical appearances are changing rapidly and most people are far from thinking about taking a career seriously.

Now, just in time to celebrate Kristen Stewart's appointment as one of the most famous young actresses in Hollywood, comes a film called "The Yellow Handkerchief" that the soon-to-be 20-year-old shot nearly four years ago. And when we caught up with her recently to look back on the film, she said she's come so far — but at the same time, enjoys looking back on those simpler times.

"I think I may have been 16 [when we shot it]," she remembered of the film. "I had so much fun on this movie. We shot in New Orleans — it seemed quite small and we could really own it. As soon as I met [co-stars] Eddie [Redmayne] and William [Hurt], we all went into this decrepit production office; it was before 'Twilight,' and I was so into the fact I was making little movies."

At the time they shot the love film about young/old romances intersecting in Louisiana, KStew was known primarily for smaller roles in films like "Panic Room" and was hardly the household name she has since become. Just a few months after "Handkerchief" debuted at Sundance, Kristen began filming the original "Twilight" movie.

"I would have done anything for this thing," she said of her mind-set when shooting "Handkerchief" in mid-2007. "I took dance classes. [Making movies] was very different — I viewed this whole thing differently, not in terms of doing the job but just in terms of what it meant for other people.

"It was mine then; it was just mine," she said of her career at the time. "And no one cared about it. It was cool."

But although those may have been simpler times, Stewart was quick to point out that the last several years have taught her a lot — about Hollywood, about her profession, about life — and all of that has made her a better actor. "Oh my God, yeah, like every day [I get better]," she explained. "Acting is so wrapped up in just living. To say you're a better actor [is the same as saying] you're better at being human.

"I definitely think I've grown," she added.


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