The Twilight Time Capsule Is The Ultimate Interactive Fan Destination Dan Koelsch, October 23, 2011 If you are a fan of The Twilight Saga, then the Twilight Time Capsule is the website for you. Just in time for the November 18th premiere of Breaking Dawn Part 1, fans can interact with the vampire series like never before. Read the official description of the website after the break, where we also have an introduction/demo video from star Nikki Reed. Welcome to the Twilight Time Capsule, where you can become a part of Twilight Saga history by uploading and sharing your very own memories with other fans just like you!In this interactive fan community, you can view all of the official trailers, posters and other content for all Twilight movies from the entire Twilight Saga in one place –- right next to all of your own fan-generated videos and photos.You can see what other fans have created and shared throughout the years, comment on their photos and videos, and share them with friends. Start now to commemorate your personal memories forever and become part of the Twilight Time Capsule! Viral Marketing Breaking DawnTwilight
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