Robert and Kristen

Best Liplock- Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart for New Moon
Best Chemisty- Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart for New Moon
Best Film (Fantasy) for New Moon

Robert

Best Actor(Fantasy) for New Moon
Best Actor(Drama) for Remember Me
Best Film (Drama) for Remember Me

Kristen

Best Actor Female(Fantasy) for New Moon
Best Actor Female (Drama) for The Runaways
Best Film (Drama) The Runaways

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For Kristen Stewart, who reprises her role as Bella in Twilight: Eclipse, locking lips with costar Taylor Lautner (who plays her pal Jacob) felt odd—not just because she thinks of Lautner as a kid brother, but because Bella’s heart truly belongs to vampire hottie Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson). “It felt really weird kissing someone else as Bella,” says Stewart. “I was like, ‘What the hell are you doing?’ It was a really strange experience—as it should have been.”

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The cast of New Moon greets Hastings Entertainment fans for the midnight release party of New Moon on DVD and Blu-ray.

What was an absolutely pivotal scene for 2008′s Twilight has made its mark on the film community.

Moviefone has listed Twilight’s car crash scene (with Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson) as one of the “Top 25 Movie Moments of the Decade.”

Of course, the translation of this scene from book to film was of utter importance to the validity of the film, so it had to be perfect.

While there were some slight variations made to the scene, for the most part it was pretty dead-on.

Other scenes making the list included Uma Thurman’s “Crazy 88″ fight scene in Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Jim Carrey’s memory loss warp scene in Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, the bamboo forest scene in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Abigail Breslin’s “Superfreak” dance in Little Miss Sunshine, the . . . medicinally enhanced scene in Harold And Kumar Go To White Castle, the first scene with Daniel Radcliffe in Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone, the . . . erm . . . wrestling match in Borat, Smeagol falling into the lava in The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King, the first (and rainy) spidey kiss in Spider-Man, Javier Bardem’s do-you-feel-lucky-punk-style “heads or tails” show-down in No Country For Old Men, and all of Heath Ledger’s work in The Dark Knight. So, in other words, Twilight is in great company here, and this is a huge honor.

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