ROBsessed™ - Addicted to Robert Pattinson: Because we can never have enough of Art

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30+ Days of Robert Pattinson: How to be at the grocery store

30+ Days of Robert Pattinson: How to be at the grocery store

Day 9...Art being so relatable right now

What a classic shot in Rob-land! I love How To Be and I haven't watched it in ages. I think I'll change that today! Do you guys love Rob-Art?

From @dgphotolondon:
"This is an image I captured for the official movie poster for ‘How To Be’. It came to mind the other evening when I ventured into my local supermarket and realised there was nothing left to buy. You get that sinking feeling and just want to give up! I’m sure there’s plenty of people who have felt like this over the past week."

Source | Via

Here Is..... Your Morning Wake Up Call With Robert Pattinson

Here Is..... Your Morning Wake Up Call With Robert Pattinson

How To Be available on DVD in a few more countries.

Because we can never have enough of Art - Robert Pattinson's 'How to Be' will be available on DVD in Dutch speaking Belgium, Luxembourg and Netherlands on 15 March (rental) and 31 March (sell through) via E1 Entertainment.

Thank you to Justin at How To Films Ltd.

Robert Pattinson's "How To Be" Showing On The Sundance Channel From Feb 2nd

If you love Robert Pattinson's Art as much as I do then you won't want to miss "How To Be" on The Sundance Channel from Feb 1st, because we can never have enough of Art!

Here are the dates/times that it'll be showing

Wednesday, February 2 9:40 AM
Wednesday, February 2 2:30 PM
Wednesday, February 2 5:35 PM
Thursday, February 10 8:15 AM
Thursday, February 10 12:30 PM
Thursday, February 10 4:45 PM
Friday, February 18 8:50 AM
Friday, February 18 1:25 PM
Wednesday, February 23 6:05 AM
Wednesday, February 23 12:00 PM

Robert Pattinson (TWILIGHT) stars in Oliver Irving's surreal comedy as a struggling musician who moves in with his emotionally distant parents after a break-up. Paralyzed by depression, Arthur seeks solace in new-age self-help books, particularly It's Not Your Fault by Dr. Levi Ellington (Powell Jones). To fully overcome his "quarter-life crisis," Arthur hires Dr. Ellington to act as his personal therapist, including close observation of Arthur's life with his dysfunctional parents. Audience Award winner at the New Orleans Film Festival.

More Info HERE & HERE

Big thanks to Mona for the info!