And it's pre proper CGI.
Hey, maybe that's all they wrote.
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And it's pre proper CGI.
Hey, maybe that's all they wrote.
A good article on reading movies.
I don't read movies. I don't skip ahead, and barely every replay scenes, unless it's a fight scene I need to decode.
Oldman resigned for Order of the Phoenix. . . and how did I not realize that HPOOTP's director was the same guy that directed State of Play ?
Cool. I think that OotP can make for a nice translation to the screen. There's a lot of pages, but I think it has the potential to be distilled down to a good screenplay. Also, I am looking forward to the movie version of Luna.
Oh good Lord. I read that as "resigned"; as in he quit the series. You almost made me cry!
Meanie.
I was looking at "resigned" as re-signed, but thinking "Wait. That means something else too. Something bad."
I'm going to blame post-concussive syndrome.
What's the term for words that mean their own opposite? Like "cleave."
I'm sorry-- I totally didn't see that until I got back here.
Black was Oldman? I blame my girlfriend's smallish TV that's a good distance from the couch, as I totally didn't recognize him.
Last weekend GF returned the favor of me hooking her on Firefly by having me watch the Harry Potter movies with her. I enjoyed them and suppose I really will have to read the books now.
My one issue with the films is that Radcliffe sounds eerily like Warwick Davis, especially when he yells, which leads to a weird disconnect at points.
I watched the first two movies before reading the books, then saw the other movies after reading.