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AMAZING COVER!!
Lots of good pictures, but they can't compare with the living, breathing people I watched on screen yesterday. The movie gave tantalizing glimpses of the sense of family felt by both the Cullens and the werewolf pack. Pictures just don't recreate those heartwarming scenes.A detailed account of the filming would have been enjoyable, but Vaz and Summit Entertainment have withheld the most interesting stuff. No on-location vignettes, mostly generalities. I gave it 3 stars because even the generalit...
Basically to some the whole book up Bella which is Edwards girlfriend is wanted by The Collins which is Edwards family Enemies which are vampires as well as the collins family because in the first book and movie edward has to kill Victory's boyfriend because he wanted to kill Bella make her into a vampire. and Edward doesnt want that to happen so he had to kill Victory boyfriend before he could even get any closer to Bella and her family as he threaten to do so. Soo the new moon is nothing but t...
I really love how this book the is designed
4.5 stars.
This is a collection that shows what went into the production of the movie "New Moon." From actors to scenery - this book shows some of the more complex aspects of film making.Students might fins this book entertaining because it focuses not only on a popular movie, but the movie making process in general. Students might like creating their own make believe movie and writing up all the processes that would go into the movie.One of the few informative texts that I had prior to this class and one
I enjoyed this book as I did the Twilight Movie Companion. It is facinating all the work that goes into making a movie. I love learning about the attention to details required to make a good movie. I also enjoyed reading some of the thoughts of the cast and crew. There are lots of great photographs in the book.
Heard it was good have to try it for myself sometime:-)
I enjoyed this one a bit more than the first one. With the first, I knew a lot of those things because I was a diehard Twilight fan (I mean, I still am) so I had already researched a ton of stuff in its prime, so I found the book boring. The best thing about this one was the comparison between the first and second films, discovering all the things that changed that I hadn't noticed, and I got a better look at the behind the scenes of making a movie.I would've liked more info about the cast, but
I loved all five of the books in the series
Remember the calmer days, when I fell in love with The Twilight Saga.
A well written book. Enjoyed reading it.
New Moon begins with our narrator in deep trouble, running against a clock, chiming in "the end of everything" (Preface.1). Avid readers of Twilight already know that the narrator is none other than our protagonist, Isabella "Bella" Swan. (Catch up on all the juicy details of Twilight in our full discussion on Shmoop.)Bella is still living in rainy Forks, Washington with her dad, Charlie. She just spent a dreamy summer with her vampire love, Edward, and now it’s time to go back to school. She al...
I liked it because if showed that making a movie is not just all fun and games, you have to be serious and get stuff done, but you defintly play around too :) New Moon was a great movie and it made me change from team Edward to team Jacob.
I have to say that after reading this book and scrutinizing every GORGEOUS photo, I am -- dare I say -- even more excited for the movie than I was before! And if you know me, you know how excited I've been. It appears that New Moon is going to be so much better than Twilight, in so many ways. (Remember how awful Rosalie's hair was in Twilight?? Well, it's a wig this time around! Thank goodness! And the red and yellow contacts look amazing. Plus, the "sparkle in the sunlight" effect sounds like i...
U need this book!I member seeing it at our schools book fair and thinking " Holy ****, I NEED this book!" and then I got it. I read it all within one hour. after I thought " Wow, every Twilight Saga fan will want this!"
This one wasn't much better than the first one. This one does talk about how they made the wolves, which was interesting. I love the pictures of Bellas' birthday party, when Edward leaves her, and the beach scenes. All of the pictures are beautiful! I think the pictures are better in this second book. The pictures of Edward and Bella are more romantic. The pictures seem clearer and more professional. Maybe it's just me. One thing that is better about this book, more seems to happen in the seque
Quickly change to this after Twilight Illustrated. And yes, don't we all glad that New Moon succeeds to bring the emotional feeling of the book, because it is. This book makes me realize why. The long shot that gives the audience the sense of watching the entire events on the spot, the warm color pallete of the entire movie and wardrobe and setting and smooth CGs and Rosyln and Possibilities. Okay, the last two are my point of view. But this book telling the struggle of the crews and actors in m...
5/5 stars. Another great book that depicts not only how The Twilight Saga New Moon was made but how much effort it takes to create a movie, as well. I loved how the cast talked about their experiences and what needed to be done for certain scenes. For example: Jacob’s house was found near the edge of the Quileute’s land and belonged to a sheep farmer. The movie crew removed the fence and painted the barn from green to red. I never would have known that if I didn’t read this book. Also, I have a
