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Post by laine on Apr 16, 2007 17:18:05 GMT
I still don't like the look of the Luna girl. I always imagined Luna had more of a Cassie from Skins type look. Cassie would have been such a good Luna.
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Post by jode* on Apr 22, 2007 14:13:02 GMT
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laine
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Post by laine on Apr 23, 2007 21:01:48 GMT
Yeah! for the Snape student abuse.
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Post by coxy1979 on Apr 26, 2007 9:17:14 GMT
Now I'm not a Potter fan, but that trailer made me go all goose-pimply. It looks fantastic
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Post by longsnakemoan on Jun 18, 2007 15:45:34 GMT
I'm more interested in The Golden Compass but really the ginger lad from Harry Potter is okay in other stuff, I think it's the effect that the other two have on him. Either that or he is a drunk because he strikes me as the kind of person who wakes up in skips in Blackpool regularly thinking 'How the hell did I get here?' He just looks like a raving alcoholic and/or coke fiend.
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Post by Merce on Jun 20, 2007 17:57:48 GMT
I've discovered Rupert Grint love in the last year due to Driving Lessons, so although I love the Harry Potter films anyway I now have an added interest !
In a related story we got freebies to the opening night in our local cinema through work and I have shown my true colours at work by being the only person without a child to kick up a stink about wanting one of them.......and by knowing the release date......oh dear.
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Post by LoveMusic on Jun 25, 2007 20:29:30 GMT
My friend got to see it the other night, her dad is a carpenter on the sets.
I want to see it too
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Post by longsnakemoan on Jun 26, 2007 18:09:38 GMT
I'd like to go so I can smack the girl who plays Hermione for that god awful interview of her I was forced to sit through. Her voice puts me on edge. I retract my statement about Aphex Twin being the soundtrack to the end of the world, it would be her voicew on loop. Mass suicides would follow/.
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Post by frapperia on Jun 26, 2007 19:56:38 GMT
Evanna and Emma's voices drive me bonkers, and Emma's acting is beyond horrendous. Everything's so overthetop.
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Post by longsnakemoan on Jun 27, 2007 15:52:39 GMT
The last bloody film, I watched it on DVD and it skipped on her saying 'Ronald' over and over again. Nightmare, I'd like to gouge her eyes out.
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Post by LoveMusic on Jun 27, 2007 18:52:45 GMT
I really dislike her aswell, they just seem so much more goody-goody and annoying on film
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Post by als on Jul 3, 2007 16:01:09 GMT
Exactly, Harry was supposed to be geeky but still cool and later mature into a bit sexy in the books. Instead he and the other two are just revolting (well maybe Ron is less so than the others) and you spend the entire time wanting to force a screwdriver though their eyes and hack off their tounges just so they will no longer be inflicted on the population at large.
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Post by Andrew* on Jul 3, 2007 20:13:34 GMT
God I wish Michael Gambon wasn't in this.
He is ruining the whole thing for me, he really is.
Like the saying which i stole goes: Snape didn't kill Dumbledore, Michael Gambon did.
This film looks like it might be the best so far, but you can't tell from a trailer I suppose. And I agree with the above sentiments, Emma Watson REALLY NEEDS TO STOP SHOUTING THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE FILM. I hate it when posh people shout.
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Post by xenomaniac on Jul 3, 2007 21:08:18 GMT
Is she still refusing to do the next two? Or did they throw some cash at her?
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Post by Nurse Dunkley on Jul 3, 2007 22:27:42 GMT
She's doing them I'm afraid.
I really don't care about this film, which is odd because film 4 was the first one that I actually enjoyed. I think it's because I'm far too excited about the book being released.
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Post by xenomaniac on Jul 3, 2007 22:34:58 GMT
I actually really like her so I'm quite glad. Sorry.
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Post by Nurse Dunkley on Jul 3, 2007 22:56:27 GMT
The Ron boy is my favourite of the three. He is probably the best actor (not the highest praise, in fairness), plus I like the way he says 'bloody'. I am also fiercely protective of ginger people.
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Post by longsnakemoan on Jul 4, 2007 17:14:35 GMT
The Ron boy is my favourite of the three. He is probably the best actor (not the highest praise, in fairness), plus I like the way he says 'bloody'. I am also fiercely protective of ginger people. I like him because he is a drunk. They say he is really shy in interviews but having seen an interview with him I noticed he slurs a lot and looks like he is about to keel over and chuck last nights kebab up. He is wasted in the Harry Potter films. That kid was born to play crack addict in a Shane Meadows film. I reckon if I get him hitched to my cousin I could swing free cinema tickets for life. I just have work out a way to track him down and throw her on him.
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Post by SweatShop on Jul 8, 2007 16:13:49 GMT
I WILL be going to see this apparantely. My pal Christina has told me so.
She'll spend the film trying to convince me that Daniel Radcliffe is a great actor while I recall that high-larious scene in the Prisoner of Azkaban where he is shouting something like "I'm going to find him, and i'm going to GET HIM!" It's just so funny when he suddenly becomes terribly wooden in certain scenes.
I really don't mind it when they cut bits out of the books because as the books get longer and longer the films just go on for ages. The Goblet of Fire really tested me. I find it hard to sit through films of that length. Not only because it tests my patience but also because the cinema is normally busy, and having to push past someone and blocking their view for all of two seconds on your way to the loos is an offence punishable by death. Or at leasy you'd think it is considering the dirty looks I got.
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Post by longsnakemoan on Jul 8, 2007 16:25:43 GMT
I WILL be going to see this apparantely. My pal Christina has told me so. She'll spend the film trying to convince me that Daniel Radcliffe is a great actor while I recall that high-larious scene in the Prisoner of Azkaban where he is shouting something like "I'm going to find him, and i'm going to GET HIM!" It's just so funny when he suddenly becomes terribly wooden in certain scenes. Oh that bit in Chamber of Secrets when he went 'Haaaagrrrrrrriddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd.' I laughed my pathetic arse off.
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Post by Nurse Dunkley on Jul 8, 2007 16:48:09 GMT
Not only because it tests my patience but also because the cinema is normally busy, and having to push past someone and blocking their view for all of two seconds on your way to the loos is an offence punishable by death. Or at leasy you'd think it is considering the dirty looks I got. That's because going to the loos during a film is punishable by death, or at least it will be when I become dictator Prime Minister. Go before you enter the cinema or wait until afterwards. Exceptions can be made for folk with bladder weaknesses/prostate problems/overflowing colostomy bags, but I want to see a Doctor's note before I move my legs for you to pass. I have decided to see this film after Book 7 is read, in case Luna is shit in the film and I end up imagining the film version throughout Deathly Hallows. She's my favourite character and I don't want her tarnished.
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Post by LoveMusic on Jul 8, 2007 17:26:16 GMT
I didn't like Hermoine in the films either, she plays up the hoity-toity characteristic way too much.
Harry is just lame, i see the film harry and book harry as two completely different people.
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Post by SweatShop on Jul 8, 2007 18:23:41 GMT
That's because going to the loos during a film is punishable by death, or at least it will be when I become dictator Prime Minister. Go before you enter the cinema or wait until afterwards. Exceptions can be made for folk with bladder weaknesses/prostate problems/overflowing colostomy bags, but I want to see a Doctor's note before I move my legs for you to pass. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire plus adverts was over three hours long! And the nazi snack area prompts you to buy large cups of juice to go with your popcorn. It's just not right! People like you make me paranoid about sitting anywhere other than the side of an aisle!
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Post by Rad on Jul 8, 2007 20:43:09 GMT
Cinema loo-going is neccessary for some films, especially as so many are now 3hours plus. I've never missed part of Harry Potter but some films require it. In Attack of the Clones, pretty much the whole cinema took a wee break during the slushy bit in the middle. It was kind of Lucas to provide that part, now we no longer have intervals, maybe all long films should be required to provide five-ten minutes of a crap bit in the middle so no-one gets het up when people nip out during it.
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Post by Nurse Dunkley on Jul 9, 2007 0:42:20 GMT
Cinema loo-going is neccessary for some films, especially as so many are now 3hours plus. Surely you can go for more than three hours without needing a wee! Even my gran can do that, and she's 80. (I know this because we spent at least four hours in a car with her last year on the way to some godawful family do we were late for. She complained a bit but then fell asleep and we got nervous for the upholstery.
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