Ive just heard from my poarents that i will be on holiday once it comes out. NOOOOOO i want to NYEAAH them. I can go while im holiday, with french subtitles
;p I will be on vacation!! Wahhh!! I'm dragging my parents butts to the nearest theater, and they will enjoy it!!
FFF, we're going on vacation in July, and we'll be home on the 15th of July. There goes my midnight premiere. Oh well. Maybe I can take the bus home the day before or something
I would like to see Spielberg take a crack at his idea. It would be cool to get different "attempts" at translating Harry Potter to screen, whether it's a different direction, animated, whatever.
I would like to see Spielberg take a crack at his idea. It would be cool to get different "attempts" at translating Harry Potter to screen, whether it's a different direction, animated, whatever.
The more HP in my life the better.
JK didn't like his idea the first time round, so who is to say that will be changed by now?
Perhaps 30 years, i've heard, but then again... it was Dan who said that, and not even jokingly, he said that he could play Snape, lol. For me personally, 25-30 will be just about right.
I dont know about the reamkes tough...for me this will always be the one and only. Yes, with it´s fails, yes, sometimes awful adaptations (ottp) but at the end...these are the ones that will bring memories in the future. I doubt I can conect emotionally with remakes as I am conected with the originals...Not even if they are better
No way....everyone keeps asking me why voldemort wanted to kill harry... It´s a shame since that should have been clear long ago
I thought it was made pretty clear in OotP when Neville tells Harry "It's got your name on it" and then we hear the prophecy "The one [Harry] with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches..."
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No way....everyone keeps asking me why voldemort wanted to kill harry... It´s a shame since that should have been clear long ago
I thought it was made pretty clear in OotP when Neville tells Harry "It's got your name on it" and then we hear the prophecy "The one [Harry] with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches..."
Nop. We think about it because we KNOW...That was not clear even in the slightest. I am telling you what experience has taught about that film...and they are tooo many people dont think im just saying a couples...no, many
No way....everyone keeps asking me why voldemort wanted to kill harry... It´s a shame since that should have been clear long ago
I thought it was made pretty clear in OotP when Neville tells Harry "It's got your name on it" and then we hear the prophecy "The one [Harry] with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches..."
Nop. We think about it because we KNOW...That was not clear even in the slightest. I am telling you what experience has taught about that film...and they are tooo many people dont think im just saying a couples...no, many
I just asked my brother if he understood, and he did(he only watches the movies, and we barely ever talk HP). So it was pretty clear.
No way....everyone keeps asking me why voldemort wanted to kill harry... It´s a shame since that should have been clear long ago
I thought it was made pretty clear in OotP when Neville tells Harry "It's got your name on it" and then we hear the prophecy "The one [Harry] with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches..."
Nop. We think about it because we KNOW...That was not clear even in the slightest. I am telling you what experience has taught about that film...and they are tooo many people dont think im just saying a couples...no, many
Sorry, but I think it's rather self-explanatory in the movie. Harry is the one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord, so that's why Voldemort wants to kill him.
Alcohol and calculus don't mix. Never drink and derive.
hmmm....ok maybe my friends are fools. But a bit more explanation wouldnt hurt
No, In fact it wasn't made clear. Before i knew the true details of the prophecy, i didn't really understand that scene either. I mean i understood what it meant, but i wasn't exactly sure who it was talking about. Since Harry was right there looking at it and since it said "approaches" i actually thought at first it was talking about Lucius or Bellatrix since they came into the scene right after that. I'm actually very certain some people were puzzled by it.
However this was when i first saw the film, now i know the truth
~I have NOT read the Potter books, only watched the movies FYI.
Nah Order of the Phoenix is by far the best adapted. I say this because the book was full of soooooo much filler and the film trimmed down the fat and got down to business.
Prisoner of Azkaban is a more efficiently-written book than Phoenix, as is Deathly Hallows. Those two received amazing adaptations, but I don't find the actual books very faulty. I love the Phoenix book but the core story could have been told in like 300 pages.
'Got down to business' didn't prove to be such a good thing, as most HP fans think of it as the worst of the lot, not least because of the poor editing, and quite bad cinematography.
*shrug* people and their opinions is of no concern to me. You say that a lot of people didn't like it, but in my experience, I know plenty of people who loved it.
It just comes down to what you've "heard" I guess. People have different experiences.
And I for one certainly did not think it had bad cinematography at all.
*shrug* people and their opinions is of no concern to me. You say that a lot of people didn't like it, but in my experience, I know plenty of people who loved it.
It just comes down to what you've "heard" I guess. People have different experiences.
And I for one certainly did not think it had bad cinematography at all.
'I know plenty of people who loved it' well, yes. I'm not talking about the people that i know, i'm talking in general. Even if i was to do so, then i would find them agreeing with me, but not through me changing their own opinions.
The cinematography to me is the worst of the series by far, it is boring, bland, and directionless... no colour, and the same angles over and over again.
Nah Order of the Phoenix is by far the best adapted. I say this because the book was full of soooooo much filler and the film trimmed down the fat and got down to business.
I agree. I actually love all the rest of the stuff going on in the book, but the movie found the heart of the book and told the true story efficiently.
Phoenix also had way better cinematography than Chamber of Secrets and Goblet of Fire.
Phoenix felt like there was so much more there than the movie gave.. I'm saying I would have loved to personally have a 4 hour long version of that movie... I agree with everything you're saying but I really felt left out of OotP and GoF. I felt like there was another 2 hours in both of those films, but it doesn't matter because I loved the books so that opinion has no cred whatsoever in the cinema world.
I'll just put it this way: Order of the Phoenix the book was extremely hard to adapt onscreen, but I envision Voldemort when I read as looking like the chapter art of "The only one he ever feared"
And also I really loved, really really really loved how wise and how powerful Dumbledore was in GoF and OotP, and the films failed there and that's why I feel that way. I really felt cheated on the Dumbledore on screen. I do not include HBP, I love that movie so much.
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I will be on vacation!! Wahhh!! I'm dragging my parents butts to the nearest theater, and they will enjoy it!!
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The more HP in my life the better.
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It´s a shame since that should have been clear long ago
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I am telling you what experience has taught about that film...and they are tooo many people dont think im just saying a couples...no, many
Hope you like it!
Hope you like it!
Pottermore user name: SilverQuest212
Hope you like it!
However this was when i first saw the film, now i know the truth
~I have NOT read the Potter books, only watched the movies FYI.
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btw poa is the best adapted.
Prisoner of Azkaban is a more efficiently-written book than Phoenix, as is Deathly Hallows. Those two received amazing adaptations, but I don't find the actual books very faulty. I love the Phoenix book but the core story could have been told in like 300 pages.
The film version rectifies this.
Lord Stafford.
It just comes down to what you've "heard" I guess. People have different experiences.
And I for one certainly did not think it had bad cinematography at all.
Lord Stafford.
The cinematography to me is the worst of the series by far, it is boring, bland, and directionless... no colour, and the same angles over and over again.
Lord Stafford.
By the way. Most like the book =/= best adaption
I'll just put it this way: Order of the Phoenix the book was extremely hard to adapt onscreen, but I envision Voldemort when I read as looking like the chapter art of "The only one he ever feared"
And also I really loved, really really really loved how wise and how powerful Dumbledore was in GoF and OotP, and the films failed there and that's why I feel that way. I really felt cheated on the Dumbledore on screen. I do not include HBP, I love that movie so much.