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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Twilight: New Moon

Okay, so I know there are a lot of guys out there that don't like this series, for a number of reasons. I can't blame them if they base their whole Twilight experience on watching the first movie—it really was awful.

But, with New Moon, it really is a totally—and much better—viewing experience. Sure, there will always be little flaws here and there that don't coincide with the book exactly, but give them a break. At least no major flaws appear in this movie like in the last—remember where James bit Bella in the book? On the hand, between the thumb and index finger—not on the wrist.

Anyways, with much better CGI on the wolves, a better sparkle on Edward, and a better director, I can say that this was easily 500% better than the first movie. Of course, there will still be "haters" out there—and that's their problem.
Posted by Jeremy English at 8:01 AM

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