Twilight, the Movie: This Season’s Harry Potter?
The News Review:
- Twilight, the Movie: This Season’s Harry Potter?
- Teen tarts, sleeping nubiles — and Harry
- Trailer Park: Harry Potter, Armageddon and Pixar
- Not Harry Potter? Not a Problem
Twilight, the Movie: This Season’s Harry Potter?
BusinessWeek
Friedman moved the premiere of Twilight from Dec. 12, where he had it originally to avoid going up against Harry Potter, to the Nov. 21 slot, giving it more of a shot to catch the Thanksgiving and Christmas crowd. The movie is now up against Disney’s animated film Bolt, which is unlikely to lure the teen girls that should be Twilight’s core audience.
Teen tarts, sleeping nubiles — and Harry
Salon
wearewizards-themovie. It’s highly enjoyable even if (like me) you’re not much of a Potterphile. Starting with the “Wizard Rock” scene that has produced the warring indie bands Harry and the Potters (representing the forces of good, quite obviously) and their evil counterparts Draco and the Malfoys, Koury gradually moves on to more extreme phenomena like the self-described “Partridge Family of Wizard Rock,” actually a noise-metal band whose lead singer was 7 years old at the time of filming. Then there’s the genuinely inspirational saga of Heather Lawver, a teenage Web entrepreneur who has battled both Warner Bros. and a life-threatening cancer, sparking a worldwide boycott of Potter products.
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Trailer Park: Harry Potter, Armageddon and Pixar
Cinematical, CA
has released a brand new, full-length trailer for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, which, of course, should satisfy those Potter fanatics who were pissed the release date was pushed back from next week to this July. Check it out below:.
Not Harry Potter? Not a Problem
BU Today, MA
write(”no-flash-copy”);Katie Stack has been enchanted with Harry Potter and his magical escapades since the fourth grade. She spent hours reading the series and reenacting the boy wizard?s adventures with her friends. She is in college now, but Stack (CAS?11) continues to live out her childhood fantasies. She plays Quidditch, the international sport of the wizarding world, which has players zooming around on broomsticks and using balls to score points and knock one another off course. The earthbound variation is called Muggle Quidditch.