IMDb OverviewThe Twilight Saga: New Moon
Release Date: November 20, 2009
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After the abrupt departure of Edward (Robert Pattinson), her vampire love, Bella (Kristen Stewart) finds comfort in her deepening friendship with Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner). Bella finds her loyalties are put to the test as she becomes drawn into the world of the werewolves, ancient enemies of the vampires.
Cast: Kristen Stewart as "Bella Swan" Robert Pattinson as "Edward Cullen" Taylor Lautner as "Jacob Black" Ashley Greene as "Alice Cullen" Rachelle Lefevre as "Victoria" Billy Burke as "Charlie" Peter Facinelli as "Dr. Carlisle Cullen" Nikki Reed as "Rosalie Hale" Kellan Lutz as "Emmett Cullen" Jackson Rathbone as "Jasper Hale" Anna Kendrick as "Jessica" Michael Sheen as "Aro" Dakota Fanning as "Jane" Edi Gathegi as "Laurent" Jamie Campbell Bower as "Caius" Elizabeth Reaser as "Esme Cullen" Cameron Bright as "Alec" Chaske Spencer as "Sam Uley" Christopher Heyerdahl as "Marcus" Alex Meraz as "Paul" Bronson Pelletier as "Jared" Justin Chon as "Eric" Cam Gigandet as "James" Graham Greene as "Harry Clearwater"
Director: Chris Weitz
Reviews
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ComingSoon.net 5 months ago
Despite the change in director and the addition of some stronger actors, "New Moon" isn't just more of the same; at times, it's even more grueling than the first movie. The sporadic action and decent FX do make up for it, but only barely.
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ComingSoon.net 5 months ago
"New Moon" is guaranteed to be the blockbuster of Thanksgiving weekend.
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metacritic.com 5 months ago
[For early Metascore updates, follow us at https://twitter.com/metacritic] Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Jacob Black (Taylor Launter) can't deny their animal attraction in the second installment of the Twilight saga. [Not Rated PG-13]
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Rotten Tomatoes 5 months ago
The Twilight Saga's second installment may satisfy hardcore fans of the series, but outsiders are likely to be turned off by its slow pace, relentlessly downcast tone, and excessive length.
30%
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ComingSoon.net 5 months ago
Fans will like it, and their appetites for the next one will probably be whet, but every one else will probably spend a lot of time looking at their watches.
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Cinema Blend 5 months ago
INew MoonI avoids slipping into self-parody by being a little less serious as well. Its impossible to have a truly light touch with the material-- Stephenie Meyers writing prevents that entirely-- but Weitzs efforts result in a movie thats a little less insular and self-involved, though in the end, still probably one only the true fans could love.
