Last year when I was a Twilight virgin, I refrained myself from buying more than 3 sets of the DVD. . .yes, it was incredibly difficult and I’m sure you can relate.  So I’m thinking this time around, I just don’t know how I’m going to contain myself with all the choices for New Moon!  Here’s two I’ll absolutely have the get:

New Moon Special Edition DVD & Blu-ray
This widescreen edition includes audio commentary track with director Chris Weitz and editor Peter Lambert; a 6-part behind-the-scenes documentary; band-rehearsal footage with Muse; music videos from Death Cab for Cutie, Anya Marina, and Mute Math.
Available at Amazon & most other retailers.
Check it out here.

SIX PART DOCUMENTARY?!  Chris Weitz, I love you.

New Moon Deluxe Edition DVD & Blu-ray
The Deluxe Edition is the same as the Special Edition but also includes a bonus disc with never before seen footage and different cover art. Also included is a limited edition film cell. Film cells are taken from the actual 35mm film which run in movie theaters.
Exclusively available at Target.
Check it out here.

NEVER BEFORE SEEN FOOTAGE?!  Yes, I love Target too.

Check out the rest at TwilightGuide.com and be sure to make room for all of them on your shelf!

All us Twifans willing to see almost any movie our fave stars have made are sure to be flocking to see Valentine’s Day next weekend for a glimpse of Taylor (& Taylor). . .well maybe not ANY movie, like I know I couldn’t stomach Rob in that Salvadore Dali movie.  As cute as this movie looks, it appears OUR Taylor is missing Jacob’s grace. . .

See the details at Hollywood Crush

Its ok Taylor, I’m sure someone out there would be willing to nurse your wounds. mwah ha ha ha

At long last- the Hillywood Show presents the New Moon parody- here it is, but be sure to check out their site for all the latest along with little-known facts about the parody (isn’t their Jacob the most DARLING?) Also, be sure and check out my interview with the Hindi sisters- they are amazing young ladies!

Access Hollywood did a rundown of their top 9 of 2009 and Rob, Kristen and Taylor as the New Moon trio topped the list at #2!  Check out the video which has snippets of interviews with each of them, so of course, grab a papertowel to wipe up the drool that will be induced by its viewing.

What do you think? Another well-deserved honor?  All I have to say is these three are on fire right now! love.it.

Thanks to NMM for sharing!

Having seen New Moon 7 times now and desperately awaiting the DVD so I can fully enjoy it in my own home with the remote that allows me to pause, rewind, fast forward, etc., there are certainly things I’ve noticed that don’t seem right.  My sister always points out that Bella’s scar is not quite in the same place that James bit her on the wrist. . .she’s a stickler for details.  All in all however, nothing really bugs me because I love everything about the movie and the job Chris Weitz did making it for us!

“What the hell do you mean, ‘you hope I can forgive you?’ – have you lost your mind?  Now climb under these covers  and let’s REALLY make up! srsly”

Still, EOnline! has shared the list of the top movies with most mistakes from moviemistakes.com.  (who knew). . .so test your editing skills against theirs – here’s one:

“After Bella awakes from the first nightmare, we see her Romeo and Juliet book on the pillow beside her. When Charlie brings in her presents the book is gone, but then reappears on the pillow between shots,” reads one of the film’s 29 listed gaffes.

29? srsly 29?  Well clearly fans will overlook them for now. . .until the DVD comes out. . .but no matter.  We love it flaws and all! (and its still got one-third less mistakes than #1 on that list – check out the link above to find out which one!)

I love Kristin Chenoweth – she completely cracks me up!  And this promo for her upcoming hosting of the Critics Choice Awards is great!  Courtesy of eonline!  ENJOY

 Actually there were a few places I too wanted to slap a werewolf during the movie – like Jared’s “these are trade secrets!” and “guess what? we’re faster?”  blah blah blah wolf boy, get over yourself LOL

How fitting that after my 7th viewing of New Moon last night, I was treated to this trailer at home on TV. . .it was all I could do to stop drooling in front of DH.  Enjoy. . .courtesy of Thinking of Rob

Original Video- More videos at TinyPic

It’s Nikki’s turn to take the rounds of interviews!  Last night (Wednesday) she was on Jimmy Kimmel and today she was on the Bonnie Hunt show.  Enjoy her interviews.  She’s beautiful to watch…it’s a little ridiculous.

Thanks to NMM for posting these!

Twitarded is a site I visit regularly for a mature view of all things Twilight through the eyes of other OCD adult women, specifically Jenny Jerkface and Snarkier Than You (pen names of course).  Their hilarious adventures living la vida Twilight not only crack me up, they make me feel a little less paranoid that my husband’s calling someone to come for me with a straight jacket (though I guess it wouldn’t be too bad in the asylum as long as someone turned me into a vampire and I wouldn’t remember the pain and I’d end up living with the Cullens. .. but that’s just a foolish pipedream).

So imagine our surprise when, while waiting in line for the double feature in DC Thursday night, the 3 moms in front of us mention the Washington Post has published an article about us more mature Twilight fans.  So I stroll down the street to buy the paper, discarding everything but section A where the article graces the front page!  And who’s quoted in the article?  Jenny, founder of Twitarded!

Because I know you’ll realize this article must be about you (like me and the other Twi Moms around me), I had to share it.  Here’s a snippet:

‘Twilight,’ the love that dare not speak its shame

Good, smart, literary women tried to resist the romantic-vampire phenomenon. And then, alas, they bit.

By Monica Hesse

Thursday, November 19, 2009

This is a story about shame.

All across the country, there were women who managed to avoid Stephenie Meyer’s series about a star-crossed human/vampire teen couple. (Vampire Edward lusts for mortal Bella, but also for her blood; the books are less plot than endless yearning). They resisted the first three books — refused to read them, didn’t know they existed — and the lunacy that was “Breaking Dawn.”

“Twilight” came for the tweens, then for the moms of tweens, then for the co-workers who started wearing those ridiculous Team Jacob shirts, and the resisters said nothing, because they thought “Twilight” could not come for them. They were too literary. They didn’t do vampires. They were feminists.

Then something happened: the release of the “Twilight” movie, which last year introduced $384 million worth of audience members to Kristen Stewart as mortal Bella and Pattinson as lust incarnate.

“Prior to ‘Twilight,’ my favorite books were by Anthony Burgess” and Ayn Rand, says Jenny West, 32, who had never heard of the series until she saw ads for the movie last year. “I bought ‘Twilight’ [the book] with the full intention of ripping it apart.” Then she read it. In one night. Bought “New Moon” the next day. “I was kind of horrified with myself, and I had to keep going.” When she finished the last book, she reopened the first one and started again.

Enjoy the rest of the article here – and whe you stop by Twitarded soon, be sure to tell Jenny you loved her story. . .and the emails from her mom.

I hadn’t jumped on the bandwagon to watch every single non-Twilight Rob movie trailer out there. . .I am in love with Edward and that’s all there is to it.  Until the 12:01am premiere dealt me this blow:

I’m now bipolar with a schizophrenic outlook – “you’re Edward – no you’re Rob – no you’re Edward.”  I am the center of a Rob-Edward sandwich now. . .srslywouldlovethat!  Thanks TwiCrack for being our dealer!