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MTV takes an in depth look at the New Moon trailer:

Look Out, Charlie!
Take a good look at 1:51, and you’ll see Charlie Swan wandering through the forest with some police pals as a threatening figure drops down from the trees behind him. Odds are, it’s Victoria.

Beefed-Up In More Ways Than One?
Although some Twilighters have speculated that the burly Volturi going toe-to-toe with Edward at the end of the trailer is Demetri, the face you’re seeing actually belongs to actor Daniel Cudmore — a.k.a. Colossus in the “X-Men” movies. And he plays Felix who, judging by the adrenaline-charged footage from 2:06 to 2:24, has had his role beefed-up substantially by Chris Weitz and company. In Stephenie Meyer’s novels, Felix was basically a cryptic, massive vampire that was part of the Volturi posse. But judging by his battle here with Edward, he’s being represented as a monster who fuels one of the film’s biggest action scenes. What do you guys think? Is this reinvention of the character a good idea?

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tbh i thought felix and demetri were fine in the book, but alsong as they havent changed practically everthing i’m fine with it

[...] show. It was awesome. I can however see that the new director Chris Weitz has added to the role of Felix for the flick, who in the novel is well a big beefy guy that doesn’t do much, but seems to be [...]

I don’t like change…they should keep everyone the same!

I think when you have characters with little description or are so cryptic in a book that gives you allowance to expand on the character in the movie, as long as it seems plausible for the character. I think it’s fine in this case. The trailer looks really cool and the characters seem more interesting now.