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New Director for New Moon

This probably isn’t news to most of you but for those few of you like me who weren’t on their computers this weekend Summit has announced the new director for New Moon.  Chris Weitz directed American Pie, About a Boy, and The Golden Compass.  I’ve seen About a Boy but honestly it was so long ago that I don’t remember anything about it.  I’ll probably check it out to remind myself.  The commercials for The Golden Compass looked amazing but I didn’t see it because I’ve read the books and know how the series ends and it royally pissed me off.  I didn’t want to get into the movies knowing full well where they would take me.  So basically what I’m saying is that I don’t have any feelings about Weitz.  Good or bad.  I enjoyed Hardwicke’s work but there was so much room for improvement.  Hopefully this is a step in the right direction.

There’s a message from Stephenie and a note from Weitz to check out for more information.  Have you seen his work?  How do you think he’s going to do?


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We liked About A Boy back when it came out. Its got a random storyline. But Hugh Grant is cute as ever, maybe thats why I liked it? Tons of swearing in it as I recall. It was a little weird, but ends on a positive note, so that made it good.

I personally wasn’t a huge fan of about a boy, but not because of the directing.

I read both letters on the site and am pleased and excited. I like that he said he receieved permission to protect the translation to screen. Maybe he just knows what to say to pacify people, but I think I believe his sincerity.

I think it’ll be okay and I’m just EXCITED!!

I thought About a Boy was funny as all get out and I really enjoyed The Golden Compass as well. I’m excited!!!

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