You may be able to get your hands on some New Moon schwag with your whopper, as a tipster at TwiFans notes–

Now my cousin went to BURGER KING today and found out that NEXT WEEK they will have NEW MOON TOYS and CROWNS!!!!! Just wanted to tell you all. SO SPREAD THE WORD!! I hope you all can get yours too. I know i will be getting them too!

I can defintely believe this rumor since they gave out New Moon themed Burger King crowns at Comic-Con recently.

[thanks Sparks!]

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Wouldn’t go that far, maybe! But if you want to have a good view of the red carpet at the  New Moon premiere in LA, you’ll definitely have to be there very early! CullenBoysAnonymous used their super powers and found out when and where, New Moon will be premiering!

November 16th and the Village Theatre and Bruin Theatre in LA!

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Check out this stunning new poster/promotional shot of Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen and Kristen Stewart as Bella Swan in a loving embrace that’s just hit the web.

No telling if it’s an official post, as it has the NECA symbol in the lower right–they make New Moon paraphernalia–but the art is well worth a look.

UPDATE: These seem to be promo posters you can buy from NECA. Check out the rest of the amazing posters after the break!

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Check out this newly surfaced high quality promotional shot of Nikki Reed as Rosalie Hale during the birthday scene in New Moon.

What do you think? Looking good?

[thanks, MonroesGal & federica!]

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If you don’t have a Carmike Cinema nearby,  Regal Cinemas has just released tickets for the midnight showing of New Moon all across the country!

Buy your tickets now before they’re all sold out!

UPDATE: After the break, check out the full list of theaters offering pre-order ticket sales through Fandango! [click to continue…]

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Fellow fansite TwilightersAnonyous had the chance to speak with New Moon director Chris Weitz a while back during their set visit, and they have just now posted an audio interview and transcript of the festivities–

What did you do to make the tone darker? – Have you done anything specific to make it darker as a film?

Chris: Yeah, I think it’s just not to be afraid of the tonalities of the acting and in the tone of the piece. Not, because obviously with a big studio film and a lot of money at stake, you know one can be afraid that if you don’t have people smiling and laughing all the time that you’re gonna be in big trouble. But I think that part of the appeal of this is that it really digs into that melancholy that people experience when they are broken up with: when they lose somebody, when they yearn for somebody, and just not to be afraid of that.

And in terms of the palette of how the world is represented, just to get technical, but for example the blacks are very crunchy there will be very deep shadows, very deep blacks, and literally and metaphorically it makes the colors stand out more.

There will be a period during the movie when things are quite dark and somber, but then there will be kind of this explosion of color when you get to Italy. And there is this kind of ecstatic – and there’s this kind of happiness before and then it loses it all…. and it’s sort of try in every way even in terms of design in different sets and stuff to make sure that each bit, each detail, is a metaphor for where the character is in the book, and you follow Bella’s journey.

It’s also not taking the focus off of Bella’s POV. The book is narrated through Bella. We have to have this very fine balance between having too much and too little Edward. If you have too much Edward, it will be a terrible thing because you want the audience to experience that longing as well, and if you have too little Edward…I’ll be hunted down and killed. It’s just a fine balance that has to be hit basically.

Check out the rest at the excellent TwilightersAnonymous.

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