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The Twilight Saga: New Moon  (DVD)  (Eng/Spa)  2009

SKU:  9761535 Release Date: 3/20/2010
Rating:  PG-13
Customer Reviews:
4.4 of 5 4.4 of 5 (40 reviews)
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Twilight sequel has more obsession, action, wolves.

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Synopsis

The supernatural tale of star-crossed lovers continues as the Cullen family flees Forks in order to protect Bella (Kristen Stewart), and the heartbroken high-school senior discovers that vampires aren't the only creatures in town. Realizing that Bella will never be safe as long as he's around, Edward (Robert Pattinson) makes the difficult decision to leave his beloved behind shortly after her 18th birthday. Reeling from her loss, Bella embraces self-destruction after being comforted by Edward's image during a moment of mortal peril. But as heavy-hearted as Bella may be, her old friend Jacob (Taylor Lautner) distracts her from her sorrows by helping her renovate a weather-beaten motorbike. When Bella encounters a former adversary with a sizable grudge, she's rescued from harm at the last second by pack of enormous, ferocious wolves. Subsequently delving into the history of the Quileutes, Bella discovers the secrets of Jacob's tribe while looking forward to a reunion with Edward that may have deadly consequences. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Cast

Robert Pattinson - Edward Cullen
Taylor Lautner - Jacob Black
Justine Wachsberger - Gianna
Russell J. Roberts - Mr. Berty
Cam Gigandet - James
Christian Serratos - Angela
Kellan Lutz - Emmett
Edi Gathegi - Laurent
Justin Chon - Eric
Jamie Campbell Bower - Caius
Ashley Greene - Alice
Jackson Rathbone - Jasper
Curtis Caravaggio - Rogue Vampire
Tinsel Korey - Emily
Gil Birmingham
Gil Birmingham - Billy Black
Christopher Heyerdahl - Marcus
Bronson Pelletier - Cree-Metis
Bronson Pelletier - Jared
Alex Meraz - Purepecha
Alex Meraz - Paul
Kiowa Gordon - Hualapai
Kiowa Gordon - Embry
Kiowa Gordon - Embry Call
Tyson Houseman - Cree
Tyson Houseman - Quil Ateara
Noot Seear
Noot Seear - Heidi
Charlie Bewley - Demetri
P. Adrien Dorval - Bob Marks (Neighbor)
Graham Greene - Harry Clearwater
Michael Sheen - Aro
Peter Facinelli - Carlisle
Billy Burke - Charlie Swan
Michael Welch - Mike
Kristen Stewart - Bella Swan
Dakota Fanning - Jane
Chaske Spencer - Lakota
Chaske Spencer - Sam Uley
Nikki Reed - Rosalie
Anna Kendrick - Jessica
Christina Jastrzembska - Gran/Bella
Daniel Cudmore - Felix
Rachelle Lefevre - Victoria
Cameron Bright - Alec
Michael D. Adamthwaite - Chet
Elizabeth Reaser - Esme
Michael Kendrick

Crew

Second Assistant Director: Cindy Smith
Fights Choreographer: Mike Desabrais
Associate Producer: David Roker
Set Designer: Peter Ochotta
Special Effects Coordinator: Cameron Waldbauer
Makeup: Robin Mathews
Producer: Karen Rosenfelt
Cinematographer: Javier Aguirresarobe
Set Decorator: Lesley Beale
Executive Producer: Marty Bowen
Makeup: Tanya Hudson
Musical Direction/Supervision: Alexandra Patsavas
Stunts Coordinator: J.J. Makaro
Makeup Special Effects: Todd Masters
Visual Effects Supervisor: Matt Jacobs
Costume Designer: Tish Monaghan
Executive Producer: Mark Morgan
Second Unit Director: Phil Neilson
Production Manager: Barbara Kelly
Production Designer: David Brisbin
Book Author: Stephenie Meyer
Visual Effects Supervisor: Phil Tippett
First Assistant Director: Mike Topoozian
Editor: Peter Lambert
Composer (Music Score): Alexandre Desplat
Casting: Joseph Middleton
Unit Production Manager: Bill Bannerman
Co-producer: Bill Bannerman
Line Producer: Guido Cerasuolo
Executive Producer: Greg Mooradian
Director: Chris Weitz
Set Designer: Geoff Wallace
Executive Producer: Guy Oseary
Art Director: Catherine Ircha
Properties Master: Ellen Freund
Post Production Supervisor: Andrea Wertheim
Makeup: Norma Hill-Patton
Key Hairstylist: Thom Mcintyre
Screenwriter: Melissa Rosenberg
Producer: Wyck Godfrey

Customer Reviews

The Twilight Saga: New Moon - Widescreen Subtitle AC3 Special - DVD (35 out of 40)
Middle of the Range
3
Posted by: from Eatontown, NJ on 02/22/2011This was my least favorite DVD for extras (although the movie was better than the First Twilight). The acting has developed. I cannot believe that R. Pattinson and K. Stewart did not provide audio commentary on this one the way they did on the first and third movie reels.

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Very good
4
Posted by: from Brooklyn Center, MN on 10/18/2010Great Movie. I thought it was well done. I can't wait for the Eclipse to be released. I will be right in to buy it.

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Great Movie
5
Posted by: from San Rafael, CA on 09/02/2010Loved the whole story of vampires and werewolves working together. Thought Jasper made a great military commander.

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terrible book and movie
1
Posted by: from bonita springs,fla on 08/17/2010totally unorginial and seriously boring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Great movie, can hardly wait for Eclipse.
5
Posted by: from Peoria, AZ on 08/10/2010I read the books and now started with the movies and I am hooked on this series. I was so happy to see that Best Buy had both Twilight sagas available and am looking forward to when the rest come out, which I know is years from now.

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Huge Twilight Fan!
5
Posted by: from FL on 04/26/2010Love the books, and althought the movies always miss details, love the movies too...

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Awesome Movie
5
Posted by: from Miami on 04/23/2010Went to see the movie at theatre and missed several parts due to young whiny nephews. I was excited to purchase the DVD. I actually thought this director stayed closer to the book. I noticed when things were edited out from the book version, the director found a way to bring it back in, in another way - maybe through another character, but you didn't feel like you were missing something the way you did with Twilight. The special features weren't as great with this DVD though. I would've loved to see more ouittakes - bloopers - - discussions by the characters, etc.

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A good sequel
5
Posted by: from Westland, MI on 04/15/2010Bought the movie for my eldest daughter. The younger one got into the movie too. Bonus for me.

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Great Movie!
5
Posted by: from North Liberty, IN on 04/13/2010Again, read the books and you will understand the plot better. I love the graphics from the movie.

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Why did I watch this?!
2
Posted by: from Winston-Salem, NC on 04/12/2010Let me make this review as clear as possible. If you are male, you're NOT going to like this movie! If you are a mature individual and above the age of 17 years old, you're NOT going to like this movie! My wife and I watched the first film and thought it was just terrible. We only watched this one because we heard it was better. It was a LITTLE better, but it's still a terrible movie. I was hoping New Moon would be geared more towards adults or even a male audience at that. No such luck! These movies have a pointless plot with no conclusion. Let me get this straight, a girl is caught in a love triangle between a teenage werewolf and a 109 year old vampire who looks and poses as a teenager. Right?! Regardless of how he looks, why would someone with the intelect of 109 year old be dating a teenager? The plot just doesn't make sense, it's more humorous than anything. Not to mention, all the actors in the film are between 16 and 20 and look like they walked off an Abercrombie and Fitch photo shoot. Like I said before, these Twilight films and Blood and Chocolate (which is the exact same movie minus vampires) are geared only towards teenie-boppers, teenage girls between 10 and 17 years old. That's it! Unless you actually like silly high school drama and lots of shirtless teenage boys running around. So, if you find yourself in that category, by all means you'll probably like it. For all the adults and males reading this, I don't recommend this film!!! Also, I don't understand the PG-13 rating. For all you parents, this could pass for PG or even G, if your little daughter wants to watch it. (I'm suprised Disney didn't slap their label on it.)

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