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by **Mikey.666** » Jul 12th, '07, 11:26

Is out today! The Order of the Phoenix.

I think I'm going to go and see it today

Hopefully. I've heard this one is 3 hours long

Epic!

by **IAIN** » Jul 12th, '07, 11:51

i've never liked any potter film, they send me to sleep....

and i just shake my head at grown men reading Potter books on trains...

don't get the Potter Phenomenon at all!

but still, enjoy your film

by **majortom** » Jul 12th, '07, 12:02

abraxus wrote:and I just shake my head at grown men reading Potter books on trains...

Absolutely. The shame of it.

by **greedoniz** » Jul 12th, '07, 12:22

I've got to see it this weekend to be a supporting boyfriend however in a reversal of the 'grown man reading Potter' on the train I shall be in the cinema reading 'The Devils chaplin'

by **I.D** » Jul 12th, '07, 17:09

My wife is going to see it by herself today..

she'll be the one dressed up as a witch and a wand.. screaming at the sight of the spotty faced foureyes on screen and telling me I missing out :roll:

er, ok then..

by **Lord Freddie** » Jul 12th, '07, 17:58

For children's films, Harry Potter is okay, but that's what they are, kiddies films.

Anyone over 12 who get exited about such things should be ashamed of themselves.

Still, they've rekindled kids interest in magic, which is good for many of us I suppose.

by **Michael Kras** » Jul 12th, '07, 18:34

I saw it on the first day it was released here, yesterday. It was MADNESS. Honestly, I think they should hire walkaround magicians to entertain the hundreds of people waiting for hours in line. Somehow I got GREAT seats.

GREAT movie, by the way. The best of the series so far.

by **Mandrake** » Jul 12th, '07, 18:37

UK film critics have said the first section is slow moving but the last third of the film is up to the usual good standards. I'll wait until it's on Sky Movies at Christmas :wink:

!

by **nickj** » Jul 12th, '07, 18:53

Lord Freddie wrote:For children's films, Harry Potter is okay, but that's what they are, kiddies films.

Anyone over 12 who get exited about such things should be ashamed of themselves.

I thought that the last one wasn't too bad as films go. I'd agree about adults reading thee books though; I bought one for my sister a couple of years ago and read a chapter of it on the train. I wasn't impressed at all; definitely aimed at the kids, and not even particularly intelligent kids either.

by **Michael Kras** » Jul 12th, '07, 18:55

I wouldn't recommend taking a young child to this film... It is scary, even started me a few times. Also, you're looking at the guy who stood naked the whole time and had sex on stage in the play Equus recently.

by **kolm** » Jul 12th, '07, 18:58

Michael Kras wrote:Also, you're looking at the guy who stood naked the whole time and had sex on stage in the play Equus recently.

I think you're confusing "Had sex on stage" with "Stood naked on stage for a couple of minutes"

by **Michael Kras** » Jul 12th, '07, 18:59

OH No he had a simulated nude sex scene too.

by **Mikey.666** » Jul 12th, '07, 19:24

Well, I saw it at 1.30pm today.

It was a good watch. Not quite as epic as it appears in the adverts. I think it's more of a stepping stone to the next one.

by **Beardy** » Jul 12th, '07, 21:16

kolm wrote:I think you're confusing "Had sex on stage" with "Stood naked on stage for a couple of minutes"

awww don't...he is only 14...probably hasn't been taught about the birds and the bees yet...

by **nameless** » Jul 12th, '07, 23:10

A few months ago there was a poll that revealed something like 90% of Harry Potter books end up unfinished. Says a lot.

This sums up the whole sham for me..

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