'Twilight' Teaser Trailer No. 2 on Yahoo! Video

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A Full Twilight Trailer Emerges, Provides Useful Insight [Movie News]
Published 7/17/2008 by Neil Miller at Film School Rejects
A few days ago, I asked a few tough questions about the way Summit Entertainment is marketing their upcoming best seller adaptation Twilight. I was perplexed, because the marketing had not yet given me much in the way of how the film will play out tonally. Is it a vampire movie that happens to involve teenagers who fall in love, or is it a teenager love story that just happens to have some vampires? In my mind, there is a chasms difference between the two, at least when it comes to making a film. This afternoon, Yahoo! Movies revealed the first full trailer for the film, which seems to show us ...

Second 'Twilight' Trailer Looks Worse than the First
Published 7/17/2008 at RopeofSilicon.com
Second 'Twilight' Trailer Looks Worse than the First Man, I wish I could say this looks good, but I can't

New 'Twilight' Trailer!
Published 7/17/2008 by Erik Davis at Cinematical
Filed under: Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, Movie Marketing, Trailers and Clips It's absolute trailer madness today! Not long after the very awesome Watchmen trailer premiered, Yahoo Movies! has thrown up a brand new Twilight trailer for you folks to feast on. Twilight, of course, is based on the super popular series of books that have teenagers everywhere reaching levels of mass hysteria. Me? I'm just stoked that vampires are cool again. In the film, which is directed by Catherine Hardwicke, Kristen ...

The new ‘Twilight’ teaser trailer is online!
Published 7/17/2008 by Franck Tabouring at The Screening Log
In a couple of weeks, after all the hype around “The Dark Knight” slowly eases off, I’m pretty sure “Twilight” will become the next most anticipated flick of the year. Yahoo! Today posted a brand-new teaser for the flick, and I’m convinced it’s going to generate some solid buzz in the coming days. Those of you who read and loved Stephenie Meyer’s book will probably adore this preview and get even more excited about the film’s Dec. 12 release, and those of you who didn’t get a chance yet to work your way through the novel should definitely get a better idea of what the plot is ...

New ‘Twilight’ Trailer
Published 7/17/2008 by Nick Wolfwood at Backseat Cuddler
[image] The full trailer for Twilight is out. Check it out.  The film stars  Kristen Stewart , Robert Pattinson , Billy Burke , Peter Facinelli , Elizabeth Reaser , Nikki Reed , Ashley Greene , Jackson Rathbone , Cam Cigandet , Kellan Lutz , Anna Kendrick and Taylor Lautner .  Is it just me or does this movie look like Dawson’s Creek meets Queen of The Damned ?  POSTED BY: Nick Wolfwood Related Posts ‘Twilight’ Gets Potter’s Robert Pattinson The Official Dark Knight Trailer Just Released ‘Twilight’ Hits the Cover of Entertainment Weekly ‘Sex and the City’ Movie Trailer New Trailer For X-Files: I Want ...

“Twilight” Trailer Goes Live!
Published 7/18/2008 by Adam Mason at Movie Moron
Emos, wannabe vamps and slightly-gothic-children-who-like-nail-varnish-and-lipstick, hold up your hands and scream to the night! The very latest Twilight trailer is now on the interwebs and we’re hosting it just for you: <object width=”520″ height=”333″><param name=”movie” value=”http://www.traileraddict.com/emb/5522″></param><param name=”allowscriptaccess” value=”always”></param><param name=”wmode” value=”transparent”></param><embed ...

Another Look at Twilight: Are You Even More Excited? Or Deflated?
Published 7/18/2008 by BuzzSugar at BuzzSugar -- Entertainment hourly.
In my heart of hearts, I want this movie to be good. While I haven't read the books (yet!), I like vampire-y love stories as much as the next girl. And from what I've learned about the books and the author, the whole thing is pretty intriguing. So this second look at the Twilight movie confuses me a little bit. As someone who's looking at it without the background of having read the books, the whole thing still has a made-for-TV quality about it. It isn't stirring or taunting, and the supposedly evil one is so not scary. So what's the deal? Why aren't they luring us newbies in with mystery, dread, a sense of ...