Not terribly positive, but here.
Thursday, July 2nd
Now if you want to be in the Evening Prophet, drop me a PM and we'll chat.
But if you want to be in the Daily Prophet, head to the official site and go here.
Moviegoers are buying advance tickets for "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" two weeks ahead of its July 15 release, signaling continued appetite for films based on the J.K. Rowling novels.
via this link
... not at MY theater, though. I'll resume camping movietickets.com now.
Right this way - remember you read it here first!
A new one in the Telegraph.
"It's funny how things change," he offers. "I felt really self-conscious making this last film. The first time, I didn't realise how big it was until I got to the premiere and then got to America and saw how massive the release was, and how huge the reaction was. That was when the penny dropped, when I realised that this was such a big thing for so many people.
"Oddly, that meant that when I started this one, I was a little bit warier of everything rather than being more confident. The first time round you just do it; you just go for it. But I have settled in and this one's quite different from the last one. It's a little bit more grown up and a bit wittier. It's a different vibe."
More comments and light spoilers.
Promo pics courtesy of Celebutopia, and the Empire interview courtesy of Leaky.
Visit: Movie Gallery for Promo shots in full
Visit: General HBP Gallery for the article (Deathly Hallows spoilers)
Ron and Lavender, and a very rapid clip of Quidditch tryouts (there's also another clip here!
Mad props to fansite Ice Cream Man.
As part of the continuing run-up to Half-Blood Prince. None/very light spoilers (aka no more than you'd get looking at the posters).
About an hour before the interview in his dressing room, Grint was poised atop a gyrating contraption that is used to film the flying-broomstick sport (think high-impact aerial lacrosse). On command, Grint stared into a wind machine, pumped his fist and bellowed in triumph. But between takes he looked pained.
"It leaves you sore in the, uh, bicycle-seat area," he said after climbing down. "It's not as fun as I thought it would be."
Full interview this way.
Jamie Campbell Bower has joked that he is a "franchise whore" after signing on for both the Twilight saga and the Harry Potter series, according to Digital Spy. He will be taking on the role of Gellert Grindelwald in Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows.
Note, video is mostly New Moon talk, but Harry Potter sneaks in at the end. No spoilers.
Wednesday, July 1st
Concept sketch for Grandpre TIME cover is up for grabs. Max bids are apparently secret, but we do know it is going for at least $750.
Very heavy spoilers. Click only if you want spoilers.
