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Twilight New Moon Posters
The popularity of Twilight seems to have increased with the impending November 2009 release of the second installment, Twilight: New Moon. Already, midnight screenings of the movie are selling out, and if that does not indicate a crazy level of popularity, what does! Meanwhile the merchandise is still flying off the shelves, faster than ever. And the Twilight: New Moon posters are one of the most popular items in demand. Twilight fans were very pleased when the Twilight: New Moon poster was first released. The poster not only portrays its main characters, Edward, Bella, and Jacob Black, but also boldly and accurately captures the complexity of the movie’s theme. For the first Twilight movie, the poster only featured Edward and Bella. But now a third character, Jacob Black, has been added and with good reason. His role is somewhat reminiscent of that of Edward’s in the first poster. This time around, it is Jacob, not Edward, who is safeguarding Bella. First, he is protecting her from Edward, and secondly, from herself. Jacob is positioned between Edward and Bella, which is an appropriate change because Bella comes to rely on Jacob and develops feelings for him. Edward is positioned in the forefront, looking miserable as he is being torn from Bella. Thinking that he is doing the right thing, Edward chooses to walk away. He is looking back on what he is leaving behind and meeting Jacob’s protective stare. Like the first movie, there are several other posters available, from individual characters to group shots. You can even own a poster of the new villainous vampires, the Volturi. And the absolutely most sought out Twilight: New Moon posters are the two that divided the fans into two groups: the diehard Team Edward fans and the diehard Team Jacob fans, which feature their favourite vampire, alone in the spotlight. So, whose team are you on?
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