After a few pointless posts about my excitedness of the opening of New Moon last night, I think you guys deserve some kind of review of the movie.
What did I think of New Moon?
AMAZING.
I wasn’t the world’s biggest fan of the last Twilight movie. Honestly, the crappy 90’s directing,levels of saturation, and propensity to be a collection of montages rather than a movie annoyed the crap out of me. I’m a fan of the Twilight books, and was surprised when I had no wanting to buy the DVD along with my friends (I redboxed it a few times).
Luckily, Twilight, although a crappily made movie (he first time around, grossed a ton of money because of its fanbase. With a few more million and better directing, New Moon managed to be everything I wanted to see in the first Twilight Movie, and a little bit more. I didn’t think New Moon was going to suck because of the amount of money being invested in it.
I am tempted to review the excessively long line I had to wait in to see the movie, and why moviefone can be misleading. I’ll save that for another review. I’m sure you want to know about the movie, and not my personal experience.
The Review:
The movie opens with a quick montage of the things you’ll see in the end and Bella’s narration about aging and death in a strange dream format. Bella is afraid of aging….but we all know that. Chances are if you’re reading my blog then you’ve read the book.
I wish there was a way I could explain the power and emotion attached to every scene, or the way Taylor Lautner looked the way no underage man should be allowed to look. If you’d seen it then you know I could never describe it in a way that makes you think gorgeous enough.
Technically, the movie improved in many ways. The scenes weren’t a dark over saturated blue. New Moon embraced warm colors and better effects. Edward’s glitter man effect wasn’t limited to bath and body works glitter lotion. The vampires were pale, but they weren’t laughably pale. The things I’d complained about were gone.
My favorite scenes were the many fight scenes. Mirandatx21 and I were joking that in the last movie the entire budget was spent on the one fight. In this movie, the fight scenes were amazing with each one better than the next. They contrasted the fast nature of the speeding vampire with extremely slowed down movements. The script took the humor of twilight, cut out a little bit of the cheesiness, and kept the same emotion we were used to in the Twilight books. Let’s face it Twilight isn’t the best written book in the world. Stylistically, the series resembles fanfiction, but you don’t read Twilight for the writing style. We read twilight for the tension and romance associated with two people who really shouldn’t be together.
Now, its time to give my awards:
The BEST Improvement Award:

No longer can we make fun of your disgustingly pale paleness. The directors have embraced the color in your face, and managed to keep the sexy regalness we fans looove you for. Go make-up people and directing. You’ve managed to not make me die of laughter at the screen this time around.
Best Scene Awards:
The first action scene. Which in the scheme of the movie happened to be one of the many great action scenes, but because it was the coolest first explosion of great fighting I’d scene in relation to Twilight it gets an extremely high ranking.
Bella Depressed:

This is a great scene if you’ve read the Twilight books. If you haven’t read New Moon then you don’t know the excitement of what I’m talking about. When reading New Moon, there is the moment when Bella first looses Edward and the book has no words just a series of months. You feel lost, helpless, and totally depressed. THEY KEPT THE MONTH THING! I was feeling possibly more depressed and hopeless during this section of the movie then I ever felt during the book.
The Totally Over-Done Scene Award:
Alice is standing in front of the Volturri. She shows Aro her vision Bella as a vampire. I know a movie is supposed to show not tell, but during that section of the movie Mirandatx21, Christina, and I were sitting in our seats thinking the movie is totally amazing, but this scene is over-kill. Kind of like in Singing in the Rain where Gene Kelley shows what his musical is going to be like “Gotta Dance”
Hottest Piece of Underage Man-Flesh Award. (The Hottest Actor Award is Back):

I must admit I was totally saddened when James wouldn’t be in New Moon. I knew that from the beginning. James was super sexy and super hot. He had the whole bad thing going for him. But then, Jacob took his shirt off, and I forgot about James.
If you’ve ever been talking to your friend about Team Jacob, and someone says they are Team Jacob it used to be “WTF? Why would you be Team Jacob?” Now, every girl and woman understands why Team Jacob is definitely a viable option.
Edward…its called well muscular and defined abs. We females tend to like that in a guy.
Its time for me to go to class now. If you’ve seen New Moon tell me what your personal and favorite scene awards are , and if you haven’t then go see it and stop reading blogs! Only you can judge if you like something or not.
Yours,
Dar.
Here are links to my other Twilight posts:
Why Any Self Respecting Firl Should be Team Jacob
Top Reasons New Moon Won’t suck as Bas as the First Twilight Movie
Did the Twilight Movie Suck?


Favre is probably thinking, “Oh yeah, I still got it!!!”
Does he look better in or out of his uniform?

He’s the one on the right, in case you were wondering!
Need I say more…
Trust me when I tell you that the rear view is just as good as the front’s… ; )
<–Your Tutor Jebediah