Synopsis
Forks, Washington resident Bella Swan is reeling from the departure of her vampire love, Edward Cullen, and finds comfort in her friendship with Jacob Black, a werewolf. But before she knows it, she's thrust into a centuries-old conflict, and her desire to be with Edward at any cost leads her to take greater and greater risks.
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Cast
- Kristen StewartBella Swan
- Robert PattinsonEdward Cullen
- Taylor LautnerJacob Black
- Dakota FanningJane
- Michael SheenAro
- Ashley GreeneAlice Cullen
- Rachelle LefevreVictoria Sutherland
- Billy BurkeCharlie Swan
- Peter FacinelliDr. Carlisle Cullen
- Elizabeth ReaserEsme Cullen
- 75
Chicago Tribune
Why does “New Moon” basically work, even with its grave self-seriousness? A few reasons. Weitz lets the material breathe, and his actors interact. The film does not try to eat you alive. - 70
Variety
Carried by Kristen Stewart's compellingly dark performance, but also by helmer Chris Weitz's robust visuals. - 63
USA Today
The werewolves have it all over the blood-suckers in The Twilight Saga: New Moon. When these oversize, hirsute creatures burst onto the screen, they inject life into a rather inert story. - 60
Time Out
Is this sequel defending its fan base and preempting criticism about its transparent agenda? This IS a soap opera, folks--and acceptable escapism for those old enough to see it yet still young enough to shriek at undead dreamboats. - 60
Los Angeles Times
Constrained by the plot of the novel, the film keeps the two lovers apart for quite a spell, robbing the project of the crazy-in-love energy that made "Twilight," the first entry in the series, such a guilty pleasure. - 60
New York Daily News
Weitz takes a looser approach than the series’ last director, Catherine Hardwicke, did. He has a better sense of humor, too. - 50
San Francisco Chronicle
Let's just say it: It's great there's a movie that makes teenage girls scream. Half the movies Hollywood makes are designed to make teenage boys scream, and those boy movies are just as ridiculous and a lot nastier than New Moon. - 50
Boston Globe
Where the first film’s director, Catherine Hardwicke, plugged into Meyer’s vision of supernatural teenage lust with abandon, Chris Weitz is stuck with a sequel that’s a morning-after mope-fest.
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