The Twilight fever is getting hotter now, especially that five individual banner posters are appearing one by one. Every week, new character banner posters are coming out to the public, which helps in building up the people’s excitement in the third installment of the Twilight series, “Eclipse”. The posters are spectacular and each individual poster show something about the character and what is next for them.
The Edward and Jacob banner posters shows not themselves but with their family/pack. Edward has his family behind him, while Jacob’s wolf pack is beside him (with Leah and Seth Clearwater now part of the team). This shows that the fight with the newborn vampires is done as a team with the Culllens and the wolf pack behind Edward and Jacob, not individually. The art in these posters shows these, together with their serious faces.
For the villains, the Volturi has a big case of red eyes and shows more of their evil aspect and the fact that they are already out of their “royal palace” to look at very important things. Another villain poster that has caught more attention from the public than other posters is that of newborn vampire Riley Biers (take note: the books does not give him a last name) and his army of---well---newborn vampires. The poster actually left people asking: Who is really Riley and why, suddenly, does he have a poster of his own? It looks like it says he will have a bigger role in the movie than in the books, aside from being known as the right-hand man of Victoria. For sure, this character (and actor) is worth watching for.
And lastly, the last poster shows Bella alone throughout the banner with only the Forks forest as her background. I think this shows that Bella is struggling with herself on the decision of whether or not she will turn…ooops…spoilers. Needless to say, this poster says the condition of Bella in the movie.
I have to admit the posters really caught my eye and tell us what the third movie is about, even if not in full. And these posters are telling me to watch “Eclipse” when it hits theaters on June 30, 2010.