Amanda Bell at the Examiner has an interesting column on the challenges and expectations that the New Moon crew will face–particularly screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg and director Chris Weitz. She touches on the changes made for the worse in Twilight–and concludes that New Moon must say true to its source in order to prevail–
While we understand that it is hard to translate a first-person perspective novel with little dialogue into a movie, we don’t want to see the actual dialogue disappear, and certainly not the important events. We are fine to watch a three-hour movie if it will deliver to our expectations. In other words, New Moon should be made for the Twilight fans, not for commercial value, because – in case they haven’t caught the memo – there are millions of us.
Do you agree with Amanda’s sentiment? Should the movie be three hours if it needs that much time to develop? Check out the rest of the article at The Examiner.












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