The American Library Association has claimed that our favourite book series came in at numbe…5.

It’s… OFFENSIVE. why? “sexually explicit, unsuited to age group, and offensive language.”

The author’ opinion is that these are inevitable realities that young reader will be facing in the next 3-4 years. To make such claims they have to have science, or some kind of pudding backing up why this is inappropriate in the first place.

Sexually explicit? Maybe.

Offensive Language? Fuck no.

Unsuited to age group? You decide! Tell me, by clicking the comment button

At this point it seems fairly likely that The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn is going to get chopped into two parts before finding its way to theaters. The amount of money the studio stands to make by fabricating a fifth installment is substantial, especially since it’s almost guaranteed that we’ll be seeing awkward monster love in 3D as well.

WENN says that the series’ lead actress, Kristen Stewart, is now on board for the two-part, six month shoot since “the story absolutely warrants two films.” Stewart goes on to explain why she’s “down” for making the split, but leaves out the one real reason; Money. Why wouldn’t she want there to be a fifth film? Being the lead in a tween phenomenon doesn’t make you the kind of Hollywood starlet that earns $20 million per picture. Stewart is looking for the easy money here, trying to keep that steady flow of cash moving right into her bank account.

Not that greed is the only reason to split a film in half. Breaking Dawn is a 700+ page book, so the story probably would benefit. With Kristen Stewart actively making this idea more public (since the majority of 14-year-old teeny-boppers won’t read Summit Entertainment press releases) it’ll be hard for the production company to ignore the call of the fans looking for a fifth part.

Sweet, so let me get this straight. We get MORE movies from the series and they are being greedy? I think we might be the ones getting spoiled ;]