Personally, I can't remember a film in recent times where there have been so many pictures and little clips drip fed on such a regular basis as has been the case with Twilight: New Moon. I thought the Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince campaign was stretched, and seemed to have given us 20 to 30 minutes of the film before we'd sat down. In the case of New Moon, it's been more pictures than video clips, but I'm fairly confident, given just how many images from the set have been released, that I could put a flip book together and at least cobble five to ten minutes together. Depending how quickly I flipped through it, of course.

Today, we've got a new clip where we get to meet the Wolf Pack and uncover a bit more footage that we've not seen before. And - yes! - to keep the New Moon publicity juggernaut rolling, there are also some new pictures as well!

At this rate, it'll be same time tomorrow, then?