New Moon
Directed by Chris WeitzForks, Washington resident Bella Swan is reeling from the departure of her vampire love, Edward Cullen, and finds comfort in her friendship with Jacob Black, a werewolf. But before she knows it, she's thrust into a centuries-old conflict, and her desire to be with Edward at any cost leads her to take greater and greater risks.
New Moon Ratings & Reviews
- Scoots_Magoots22 February 2026this movie's so fn funny
- dan29 January 2025it's kinda hurt to see them each other separated like what i mean bella and edward have a misunderstanding. If i edward maybe i would do that too to my love to protect her even that it's hurt both of us. I can tell that the bella's situations is so freaking hurt so badly like what I mean is makes me so hard to understand why is he leaving or gone and the way I think about him is make me to worried and making me stupid, I'm saying this because the situation of bella is I've been experienced it too. So it's the same I'll give this 5 over 5 stars. - grammarwarning ⚠️
- christinav6119 November 2025I love twilight. Entertaining romantic I like how it
- uduns79 January 2026Seriously ? Just... no. I want 5 hours of my life back (because that's how long it felt watching on screen this dumpster fire of a plot...hah, who am I kidding. What plot?)
- DaeyulBaggins5 September 2025Greatest saga ever made - Team Jacob 4 lyf
- FVNKYFLIX22 December 2025The Twilight Saga: New Moon is what happens when Bella decides that heartbreak is so bad, she might as well move to a haunted house and start hallucinating Edward everywhere. If the first movie was “Skynet with better hair,” this one is “Judgment Day if it was just a moody teenager waiting for her ex to text.” Bella spends most of the film either moping, nearly drowning, or accidentally summoning Edward’s ghost every time she does something remotely fun—basically turning into the human equivalent of a broken T-800 stuck on loop. Edward, meanwhile, has taken the “I’m dangerous, stay away” bit to the next level, pulling a full T-1000 vanishing act to Italy because he thinks he’s protecting Bella, when really he’s just making her more depressed than ever. Jacob steps in as the emotional T-800, brooding, shirtless, and constantly reminding Bella that she’s not actually dead, even though she acts like it. The Volturi are the ultimate Skynet—cold, robotic, and obsessed with enforcing their own rules, while Bella’s emotional spiral is the real apocalypse. Hasta la vista, baby — because if Sarah Connor, John Connor, the T-800, the T-1000, and Bella all ended up in that Italian square, Sarah would be dragging Bella out by the ear, John would be texting Edward to “just come back already,” and the T-1000 would be the only one who could keep up with the drama.
- Südi Tamás11 December 2025terrible
- Aevih19 October 2025Patman meets Forrest puppies. Bella goes to Italy for some cappuccino
- fam38227 July 2025Like the screaming in bed parts...
- Princess Zoe19 July 2025Sad but good
- Scott Smith14 April 2025Not as good as the first movie in this series, but it keeps the story moving and does a good job of introducing the werewolf pack.
- cursedbags16 July 2025An okay plane watch.
- Das_Lama4 July 2025More drivel in this series. This one is actually worse than the first one. That is quite a feat. Bella is an idiot, and the vamps and werewolves need to come out of the closet. I never understood the draw of this series. Unmatched only by the stupidity of The Hunger Games. To each their own, I guess.
- Hakihiko8 March 2025A Dull and Overlong Sequel "Twilight: New Moon" attempts to deepen the emotional stakes of Bella's supernatural love story but ends up feeling sluggish and repetitive. While it expands the world of the saga by introducing new elements, the film's execution lacks energy, making it a less engaging experience than its predecessor. Kristen Stewart delivers a performance that leans heavily on brooding stares and melancholic sighs, which, combined with the film's slow pacing, makes Bella's journey feel tedious rather than compelling. Robert Pattinson's Edward is absent for much of the film, leaving Taylor Lautner's Jacob to take center stage. Lautner does his best to add warmth and charm, but the love triangle feels forced, relying more on moody glances than genuine emotional depth. Visually, the film maintains the misty, blue-tinted aesthetic that defined Twilight, but without much narrative momentum, the atmospheric look can't compensate for the lack of engaging storytelling. The action sequences involving the werewolves provide some much-needed excitement, but they are too sparse to elevate the film. Additionally, the Volturi scene, while visually interesting, feels rushed and underwhelming given its buildup. The biggest issue with New Moon is its pacing. The film drags through Bella's emotional turmoil for far too long, making it difficult to stay invested. While it successfully introduces new supernatural elements, it fails to give them enough depth to feel meaningful. The result is a sequel that feels bloated and lacks the intrigue necessary to keep audiences fully engaged.
- parktool691 December 2024bad movie
New Moon Trivia
New Moon was released on 18 November 2009.
New Moon was directed by Chris Weitz.
New Moon has a runtime of 2h 10m.
New Moon was produced by Wyck Godfrey, Kerry Kohansky-Roberts, Karen Rosenfelt.
Forks, Washington resident Bella Swan is reeling from the departure of her vampire love, Edward Cullen, and finds comfort in her friendship with Jacob Black, a werewolf. But before she knows it, she's thrust into a centuries-old conflict, and her desire to be with Edward at any cost leads her to take greater and greater risks.
The key characters in New Moon are Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner).
New Moon is rated 12A.
New Moon is an Adventure, Fantasy, Drama film.
New Moon has an audience rating of 6.1 out of 10.
New Moon had a budget of US$50M.
New Moon has made US$709.8M at the box office.