USA Today has a short piece on the new Harry Potter film: [link] They also link to a bunch of new stills from the film.
Dude. Look how tall Neville's gotten in picture #5. He looks Jack Davenport-ish.
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USA Today has a short piece on the new Harry Potter film: [link] They also link to a bunch of new stills from the film.
Dude. Look how tall Neville's gotten in picture #5. He looks Jack Davenport-ish.
Neville does not belong in 6th year Potions, damnit!! And Cho is 7th year, not 6th, so neither does she.
Oh, well, if that gives us more Neville time, I guess I can accept it.
Could be brilliant.
Could be a trainwreck.
As for which of the two is more likely, refer to the recent Pink Panther revamp with Steve Martin.
no shit. I love Sherlock Holmes so they better not fuck this up.
I think I'll probably wind up passing and just watching The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' Younger Brother instead.
Saw Dan in Real Life which was okay (too many watch-from-the-hall moments), but I now realize that I don't absolutely hate Dane Cook. I've never seen his stand-up or whatever it is that he does, my hate for him grew out of seeing him in Mr. Brooks and figured, combined with what I later learned about him, this was just him and his thing, and I cared not a jot for it.
But, up until the end of DiRL (which I thought was... weak and wrong), I liked the guy and found him very un-Dane-Cook-like.
If I'm going to see a more hip version of Sherlock Holmes, I'll rent Zero Effect again. Much prefer that film over the idea of a lame comedic attempt at the great detective.