Twilight: New Moon
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- Synopsis
- In the second installment of Stephenie Meyer's phenomenally successful 'Twilight' series, the romance between mortal and vampire soars to a new level as Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) delves deeper into the mysteries of the supernatural world she ......
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- Director(s)
- Chris Weitz
- Distributor(s)
- Summit Ent.
- MPAA Rating
- PG-13
- Runtime
- 130 min.
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Fan-ready and saga-solid.Read the full review
Mopey, draggy, and absurdly self-important, the movie nonetheless twangs at some resonant affective chord. This viewer, at least, was catapulted back to that moment of adolescence when being mopey, draggy, and absurdly self-important felt like a passionate act of liberation.Read the full review
Carried by Kristen Stewart's compellingly dark performance, but also by helmer Chris Weitz's robust visuals.Read the full review
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Fading 'New Moon' Eclipses 'Twilight,' 'Blind Side' Surges
11/29/09 New Moon collapsed in its second weekend, as expected after the fan frenzy of its first weekend, but still narrowly led Thanksgiving weekend with an estimated $42.5 million for a whopping $230.7 million total in ten days. | Box Office Mojo -
Box Office Guru Wrapup: Vampires and Football Break Thanksgiving Records
11/29/09 Audiences feasted on leftovers and drove the North American box office to a new record for the busy Thanksgiving holiday frame. | Rotten Tomatoes -
New Moon Helps Score Thanksgiving Box Office Record
11/29/09 New Moon is at the top of the U.S. box office for the second consecutive week, taking North American ticket sales into a record-breaking five-day Thanksgiving weekend (begs25Nov09). | The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) -
New Moon Is Still #1!
11/29/09 We assumed New Moon would continue to hover at the top of the box office this holiday weekend, but we had no clue it'd still be shattering records left and right in its second week of release! | Perez Hilton -
‘New Moon’ Soars during Black Friday Rush at $17.9 Million
11/28/09 Despite estimations that the vampire production would swarm the holiday weekend, New Moon only accrued $9.2 million on Thursday as reported by Box Office Mojo numbers on E! | OK! Magazine -
'Moon' eclipses worldwide box office
11/28/09 "New Moon," from Summit Entertainment, debuted to $132.1 million from 6,681 prints in 25 markets over the Nov. 20-22 weekend (cume includes early openers and previews), setting numerous records. | Variety -
Football player elbows vampires on Turkey day
11/27/09 Thanksgiving auds chose football over vampires, making Warner Bros.' "The Blind Side" the top film at the holiday box office with $9.5 million off 3,110. | Variety -
Here are the flicks to watch - and ones to avoid this weekend
11/26/09 This holiday weekend provides a feast of movie selections, with the latest films offering everything from a newly minted princess to some Oscar-winning actors up to their old tricks. | New York Daily News - New York NY -
New Moon Set To Rise Again
11/26/09 New Moon drew near-record crowds and nearly double the revenue of many of their forecasts, are sticking their necks out again and predicting that it will take a steep dive over the Thanksgiving Day holiday. | The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) -
'New Moon' rises in India Dec. 11
11/26/09 "New Moon" will bow December 11 in India with more prints than its predecessor, following the release of "Twilight" last weekend. | The Hollywood Reporter