This just in, Twilighters and Twi-hards: your official first look at the first poster from The Twilight Saga: New Moon is coming Tuesday! Although we've seen tons of great fan art hit the 'net in anticipation of New Moon, we've only seen a single official studio-released image of the film's "Wolf Pack." Tomorrow, we'll all get our first peek at what Summit Entertainment has in store for the second novel in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series, directed by Chris Weitz -- read more for details on where, when, and how you can get your hands on the first poster for New Moon!
So how can you get the very first official poster for The Twilight Saga: New Moon? In a bold move, Summit Entertainment is releasing the first one-sheet for their highly anticipated sequel exclusively in print newspapers before it hits online.
Check your local newspaper early Tuesday morning for the poster debut, which will be printed inside daily newspapers across the country, then check back here at Rotten Tomatoes shortly afterward for an online version.
Happy hunting, Twilighters!
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on May 18 2009 12:49 PM Uh, do tweens read newspapers? Does anyone still read newspapers? I thought the industry died when Calvin and Hobbes rode off into the sunset. (Reply to this) |
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on May 18 2009 02:38 PM oh, calvin and hobbes. too much love for that masterpiece of a strip to easily express in a silly forum post. (Reply to this) |
on May 18 2009 03:32 PM Maybe they are seeing if crazed tweens will by a newspaper just for some fluff directed at them. Who knows, it could revolutionize the industry and papers will start printing high school gossip columns: "Omg does Brad like Jennifer?", "Accessorize your chihuahuawith these hot scarves!", and "Tuna, does it make your butt look big?" It worked for a craptastic adaptation of a novel, it could work for the flagging printed media industry. (Reply to this) |
on May 18 2009 04:00 PM ****!!!! I thought they meant the sci-fi movie with Sam Rockwell. I clicked on the link only to get a bunch of really feminine native americans loking at my ****. (Reply to this) |
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on May 18 2009 04:05 PM In reply to this comment (#2484005) Why was this posted on RT? (Reply to this) |
on May 18 2009 06:58 PM Those young men dont have any chest hair. Who are they in the movie? (Reply to this) |
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on May 18 2009 07:27 PM Hairless werewolves! weird. (Reply to this) |
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on May 19 2009 08:09 AM Indians as a rule aren't preposessed to having lots of chest or facial hair. (Reply to this) |
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