Basically, nothing has changed since then except the fact that I have eight sweet screenshots for you.

Even though I thought the first movie was horrible, I still kind of want to play this game.

And, based on the sales figures for New Moon [which was much better than Twilight] I have a sneaking suspicion that the Scene it? Twilight for the Wii game is going to sell like hot cakes.

Imagine all of the TwiMoms who will snatch up this game.

The game was released on the 24th so check out Amazon or your local game store for your own copy.

Image|Konami

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AND, apparently I’m the only person who hasn’t played this game since as of the 18th of this month, Modern Warfare 2 had taken in an astounding $550 million dollars worldwide in the first five days.

Five. Days. $550 million dollars. Wow.

What’s even more impressive [and I know you're thinking, "What could be more impressive than $550 freakin' million dollars?!"] is that “Modern Warfare 2′s launch beat all previous first-and five-day entertainment industry box office, book and video game sell-through records”.

Yeah.

Beat Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, Dark Knight, Deathly Hallows and Grand Theft Auto IV.

Considering how New Moon set midnight showing records, it will be interesting to see if Modern Warfare 2 can hold onto this pretty cool distinction.

Image|Activision

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image: Summit Entertainment

The film picks up after the events in Twilight.  All is right in the world of Bella and Edward until Jasper loses his mind and tries to attack her at her own birthday party.  As a result, Edward believes the noble thing is to leave his true love forever and she practically dies of a broken heart out in the woods.

As is often the case, there’s another guy just waiting for Edward to go away and Jacob emerges and Bella’s protector, confidante and romantic interest.  She’s clearly still hung up on Edward but I’m guessing Jacob’s ripped abs are enough to make her question her loyalty.

Anyway, I don’t want to completely give the story away so, instead, you could just check out the trailer:

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The Summit Entertainment panel was the hottest ticket in town at Comic-Con on Thursday, as the core cast and the film’s director turned out to promote and talk about The Twilight Saga: New Moon, the second movie in the series.

On hand were stars Kristen Stewart (Bella), Robert Pattinson (Edward), Taylor Lautner (Jacob), Ashley Greene (Alice), and director Chris Weitz. Rather than read about the panel, I know you’d rather see it for yourself. And you’re in luck, because I managed to capture the entire event on film! (Minus the exclusive footage from the film shown to attendees, of course. No one’s allowed to film that, though somebody out there probably managed to.)

Anyway, here’s the entire panel, from start to finish. Below the video are a handful of pics I snapped as well, including some of the crowds before the panel started. Enjoy!

The view of the Twilight line from our hotel.

And there they are: Twilight fans in their natural habitat.

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Entertainment Tonight released some footage from the upcoming film The Twilight Saga: New Moon (yeah, the title is pretty lame) which is expected to hit theaters on November 20, 2009. 

My main hope for this new movie is that it will be better made with a higher budget.  I understand that they had a hard time getting someone to produce Twilight but it was pretty awful.  The screenplay was not a great adaptation from the book and a lot of people were less than thrilled about the casting of Kristen Stewart.  Still it was awesome to see Edward and Bella brought to life on the big screen so I’m willing to give this second movie a chance.  Watch ET’s footage:

image: IMDb

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