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Chris Weitz tells fans that he hopes people who see the movie don’t spoil the way it ends for others.

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“The final scene is extraordinarily emotional, and it leads to a very potent climax,” he told MTV News on the red carpet of the NYC screening of “New Moon.” “And it’s kind of a spoiler, which I hope people won’t give away.”

“I feel really good about the final product,” he said. “I feel it was as close to the final product as I could make it, which was an honest version of the book and something that a fan would appreciate. So it’s not made for any particular demographic, except for the reader of the book who really wants to see it visualized.”