First official Half-Blood Prince Movie Posters are out!! :dance:

 

 

 

 

 

AHHH, those are amazing! Especially the first one! I'm so excited for this movie, I think it'll be a thousand times better than the last few.

^I agree

 

 

Well while we're talking about the GOF movie, was anybody else semi-disturbed by moaning myrtle in the prefect's bathroom scene?

:lol:it was kinda creepy

 

 

I remember, I think it was on a podcast, where someone pointed out that where Fred and George are fighting on the floor with full beards, Fred says something like "I'll tear your ear off!" Which is a bit ironic considering George loses an ear in deathly hallows. :P

weird:stunned:

 

 

Rita Skeeter is so annoying. :bomb:

 

While interviewing Harry:

 

"Mmmm, this is cozy."

 

"...It's a broom cupboard."

 

"You should feel right at home, then!"

BURN!:lol:

Anybody else think Dumbledore looks a bit odd in these posters? More like a white bearded Hagrid in some respects. Also what's going on with the middle Harry's shirt? there's a weird reflection like some face or object shining out, kinda strange...

Dumbledore definitely looks odd, maybe it's just the angle and the editing/lighting, but his face looks a lot wider, and his facial features look different.

Sort of like a mix between Hagrid and Gandalf. :P

heh yeah they tend to photoshop the crap out of these posters. Obviously these are alternate posters, and won't be the one's we see on the walls of most movie theaters. I expect we'll see at least ten more of these, and the final one will have the whole trio as usual.

Here are of regular and alternate posters for the previous movies...

 

http://www.impawards.com/2001/harry_potter_and_the_sorcerers_stone_ver4.html

http://www.impawards.com/2002/harry_potter_and_the_chamber_of_secrets_ver2.html

http://www.impawards.com/2004/harry_potter_and_the_prisoner_of_azkaban.html

http://www.impawards.com/2005/harry_potter_and_the_goblet_of_fire.html

http://www.impawards.com/2007/harry_potter_and_the_order_of_the_phoenix_ver8.html

 

 

Cute and cartoony!

 

 

Is young Emma wearing lipstick?

 

 

One of my fave actually...

 

 

For some reason Harry had a whole different Hair scheme in GOF. and is it just me, or does Emma look like Kelly Clarkson here?

 

 

Good, although Cho is standing way back and Emma was "enhanced" :rolleyes:

 

What do you guys expect the next will look like?

Oh, and a random cool observation!

 

You know how Ralph Fiennes plays you-know-who in the films? Well it appears that the name of the little boy who plays young Tom Riddle in the orphanage scene is Hero Fiennes-Tiffin. Ralph Fiennes nephew! :smug:

^can you repost those links in a different viewer? I can't load them and I wanna see them

http://www.impawards.com/googlesearch.html?cx=partner-pub-6811780361519631%3A48v46vdqqnk&cof=FORID%3A9&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=Harry+Potter&siteurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.impawards.com%2Flinks%2Findex.html#898

 

^does this work?

no:\

 

 

any way you could upload them through a picture viewer?:)

 

 

if not that's fine, I don't want to ask too much

Alternate designs.

 

Sorceror's Stone:

 

 

Chamber of secrets:

 

 

Prisoner of Azkaban:

 

Goblet of Fire:

 

 

Order of the Phoenix:

 

 

Half-blood Prince:

 

 

;)

 

:edit: ^ are any of those showing up?

Those are so cool!

 

I especially love this one:

http://www.impawards.com/2007/harry_potter_and_the_order_of_the_phoenix_ver2.html

 

They're all extremely awesome, though. Great find. :D

none are showing up at all:disappointed:

:(

 

... :idea2: i shall not give up on you yet! :hippy:

Those are so cool!

 

I especially love this one:

http://www.impawards.com/2007/harry_potter_and_the_order_of_the_phoenix_ver2.html

 

They're all extremely awesome, though. Great find. :D

 

That's the picture that attracted the whole controversy over the "adjustments" that were made on a similar Imax poster, shown here:

 

 

:rolleyes:

 

When the HP series is finally (or hopefully before then) I'd like to see Emma in more relaxed, mundane, pedestrian roles. That is, one featureing fewer extremes in emotion. 90% of her acting in the films involves a particular extreme, comedy/tragedy. She get's a lot of flak for her acting because half the time the script calls for her to stand around looking worried, scared or ominous. And when she isn't, she's focusing on another pole of the emotional spectrum like laughing or crying, is out of the scene altogether. This is because the amount of important events in the book leaves little room for anything else. There's almost too much action going on, scene after scene.

 

What I'm curious is how she fares on a less eventful, conversational level, in some ways that is actually more difficult. There were tastes of that in ballet shoes, where she did great. But it's hard to stand out in acting when al you're called on to do is go from happy face to worried face. That is in no way Emma's fault, just the essence of the "hermione" role she's assigned.

In other, random news...a few minutes ago I was exiting our university's annual "gong show". Outside was a ridiculous long queue line for pizza, and as I took note, as some guys do, of the girl lining up in front of me, I realized that she looked exactly like Bonnie Wright!

 

Obviously there's no way it could actually be Bonnie Wright, but the resemblance was uncanny. She had the exact same red hair, stature, and irish facial features...I was seriously considering tapping her on the shoulder and asking if anyone had ever told her she looks like Ginny Weasley. :P

In other, random news...a few minutes ago I was exiting our university's annual "gong show". Outside was a ridiculous long queue line for pizza, and as I took note, as some guys do, of the girl lining up in front of me, I realized that she looked exactly like Bonnie Wright!

 

Obviously there's no way it could actually be Bonnie Wright, but the resemblance was uncanny. She had the exact same red hair, stature, and irish facial features...I was seriously considering tapping her on the shoulder and asking if anyone had ever told her she looks like Ginny Weasley. :P

 

Hey, who says it wasn't her? :P And you should have asked her that. Or you should have taken a creepy, stalker-ish, hidden cell phone picture, just so all of us Harry Potter fans on here could get excited when we saw the resemblance. :laugh3:

That's the picture that attracted the whole controversy over the "adjustments" that were made on a similar Imax poster, shown here:

 

 

:rolleyes:

 

When the HP series is finally (or hopefully before then) I'd like to see Emma in more relaxed, mundane, pedestrian roles. That is, one featureing fewer extremes in emotion. 90% of her acting in the films involves a particular extreme, comedy/tragedy. She get's a lot of flak for her acting because half the time the script calls for her to stand around looking worried, scared or ominous. And when she isn't, she's focusing on another pole of the emotional spectrum like laughing or crying, is out of the scene altogether. This is because the amount of important events in the book leaves little room for anything else. There's almost too much action going on, scene after scene.

 

What I'm curious is how she fares on a less eventful, conversational level, in some ways that is actually more difficult. There were tastes of that in ballet shoes, where she did great. But it's hard to stand out in acting when al you're called on to do is go from happy face to worried face. That is in no way Emma's fault, just the essence of the "hermione" role she's assigned.

 

 

haha! You saw Ballet Shoes! That's a chick flick!:P:laugh3:

Lol, well it was better than most teen movies anyway. At least it didn't have some lame high-school romance story behind it. It never actually was in theaters, so I saw it online (saves the embarrassment). :P

Lol, well it was better than most teen movies anyway. At least it didn't have some lame high-school romance story behind it. It never actually was in theaters, so I saw it online (saves the embarrassment). :P

I saw it online too;)

 

Thank you Youtube

I'm a girl and I haven't seen it or even heard of it, and yet two guys have watched it and liked it. Hmm, I wonder why. :P

I'm a girl and I haven't seen it or even heard of it, and yet two guys have watched it and liked it. Hmm, I wonder why. :P

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:rolleyes:

 

 

In today's news, it seems that new and exclusive clips and interviews from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is now being shown during the "firstlook" segment that comes before the previews at 'Regal Cinemas' movie theaters...

 

Some of the footage has already been seen in the trailers, but there were several new and/or extended clips including: Bellatrix on top of a table in the Great Hall throwing a spell (extended), Hermione throwing birds at Ron, Hermione's jealousy of Ron and Lavender ("Excuse me, I have to go vomit"), Dumbledore levitating items in the Dursley house, a couple of new lines from Dumbledore, new shots of the Inferi, and the "She Thinks You're the Chosen One" scene (extended).

 

Spread in between the new clips were also new, short interviews with Dan Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, and producer David Heyman. If you'd like to see all this for yourself, we recommend checking out a film at a Regal Theater this weekend. Get there a good 20 minutes early to be sure you see the "First Look" video, which starts before the trailers.

 

I really want to see a movie now :P. I'd love to see part of the scene with the birds, and I'm really curious about what they say about Dumbledore levitating items at Privet Drive(I thought they had cut the dursley scene out altogether!).