The Disney Channel’s Selena Gomez has something in common with Miley Cyrus: the decision not to watch The Twilight Saga: New Moon.

Even though one would think she is familiar with Twilight, considering she is close with the film’s star werewolf, Taylor Lautner, it turns out that Selena Gomez is not interested in watching the hit movies.

According to Us Magazine, Wizards of Waverly Place’s Selena Gomez spoke about The Twilight Saga with Bonnie Hunt during a pre-taped interview for The Bonnie Hunt Show, and said, “I don’t watch them,” adding, “Sorry, I feel bad … even though I am a teenager.”

As it turns out, and even though they seem to be very different teenage girls (take the fact that Cyrus was voted “Worst Celebrity Influence” and Gomez “Best Celebrity Influence” as an example of their differences), The Disney Channel stars Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus do have something in common: both of them are not interested in The Twilight Saga or New Moon.

In a recent interview with Cleveland radio station Q92, Hannah Montana’s Miley Cyrus also spoke about The Twilight Saga, saying, “I’ve never seen it and nor will I ever.” She also said, “I don’t believe in it. I don’t like vampires. … I don’t want anything to do with it. I don’t like the shirts. I don’t like any of it.”

Certainly, Miley Cyrus’ words were much harsher than Selena Gomez’s. But both of their points of view oppose the opinion of thousands of girls their age, crazy about Twilight, New Moon, and stars Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, and Taylor Lautner.

What do you think?

Selena Gomez is about to find out what all boys want after booking the title role in the film of the same name.

The flick, pitched by Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer to New Line, centers on a teenage girl who can hear what men are thinking, Variety reports.

Selena’s mom Mandy Teefey will executive produce the film along with Allen Fisher. Sel’s own production company, July Moon Productions, partnered with XYZ Films last year to finance development of at least two films in which she would star and produce.

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