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Teaser Poster for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
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Last week we debuted the epic full-length trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Today, Warner Bros. has debuted the first official teaser poster for the film and it’s pretty sweet. As you can see on the poster, that’s Hogwarts on fire and it’s a sad sight to see. It’s interesting that they are marketing these two movies in the epic conclusion together (as one). Although I know they’re just splitting the final book, I thought we’d see them focus all of their energy on the first movie start, but they’re definitely selling this as an epic “motion picture event.”
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Trailer
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A new Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows trailer will be attached to Twilight Saga: Eclipse previews which hits theaters on Wednesday, but Potter fans are privileged to check the trailer out today online. Earlier in the day, Slashfilm had a layout of new stills from this trailer which I was going to create a post for, but decided to wait until 6 p.m. when the trailer itself was released which you can view after the break.
Deathly Hallows Trailer is Only Bright Spot from Atrocious MTV Movie Awards
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While I rarely would waste time watching the MTV Movie Awards because of how unworthy the actual award recipients are, good things did indeed come from the 2010 ceremony last night (Deathly Hallows teaser). Before I progress to the good elements of the show, I want to once again profess how idiotic this award show is. It shouldn’t be called “movie awards,” it should be called “movie opinions of teeny-boppers.” Thing is, if you care about what this demographic thinks about the cinema you most likely contribute nothing to society.
Harry Potter and His Final Two Movies
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As many Harry Potter fans know, the last installment in the J.K. Rowling series will be split into two separate films. This news elated every Potter fan across the globe with the plan to have the final book of the series get twice the screen time of any Potter book yet. The seventh book is the best in the entire series (in my humble opinion). This news stirred up vivid images of seeing the Deathly Hallows narrative coming to life on the big screen. With the book being made into two films, speculation on the split has been circling since the initial announcement. Reports have now come where the two movies will most likely be split.
