<3 Helena Bonham Carter as Bellatrix. She's in there for like a half second but it's the best half second of the whole thing.





[Edit: scroll down for the second trailer.]

Those kids are big now.

In the book they're 15.

Dumbledore dies at 66:06

Also, looks good. And by that I'm referring to Emma Watson.

Just FYI she loooooves the cake.

And by cake I mean coke.

And by coke I mean coke.

Is there a higher quality one available?

Not yet. It was released on AOL, and looks just as bad as this one.

Heh, I just started reading the books again.

Yeah, new movie and new book in like 2 and a half months... I need to get reading too.

I've been reading them again too. I just finised PoA last night, and now I'm going to skip straight to Half Blood Prince because I just read Goblet of Fire again in November/December, 'cus it was the only one I had available at the time (and I saw the movie about 20 times on HBO during Christmas break), and I refuse to get the Order of the Phoenix book fresh in my head again just before I see the movie. It totally ruins the experience. I had PoA fresh in my head when I saw the movie for the first time, and it sucked... everything seemed to be happening so fast and I kept thinking "but they forgot to mention.." etc. It was much better with Goblet of Fire when I hadnt read the book for at least over a year.

The first 2 movies I saw before reading any of the books, so I was ok on that one.

The first two movies are the most accurate to the books.

I'm gonna reread all of them though, for the 7th book more than the movie. I already expect to be disappointed by the movie.

Haha....Voldemort in a suit. how cute.

It makes me angry that the books keep getting longer and the movies keep getting shorter ):<

Longer books are better anyway.

Henry Rollins pretty much summed up my thoughts on Harry Potter when he said "Don't be an adult and read a children's book. Get the **** out of my face."

Most of us are like 20. The first book came out 9 years ago, most of us were about 11. So we grew up with the books.

They may be children's books. Children certainly read them. But they also happen to be really good books, which is why people like them.

You speak the words of man who has never read David Copperfield.

Please. Read Moby Dick. Spend 32 pages learning what the heads of the harpoons look like and then complain about a book being long.

Or any Charles Dickens book. That man spent five pages describing a goddamn sunset.

Yeah... there's something to be said about guys like Melvil and Dickens. Maybe they just typed while doing shrooms. I could talk about a sunset for a half an hour if I was on shrooms.

I think Dickens was paid by the word, so that was probably his drug to get him going on a sunset - money.

Then there's always Tom Clancy... who will go on for 50 pages about someone's motives. I always found that mildly humerous.

And on the complete flipside, there's Michael Crichton, who will talk about science for 10 pages and then actually tell a little bit of story.

Don't be a kid and reject a book because of its target audience. Get the **** out of my face.

The first books I could see as "children's books" but they get progressively more adult as they go along. So STFU.

*cringes* That memory... suppressed for so long... GAHHH!

Been there done that.

Wow... people post the most immature things when telling other people to grow up.

There's ANOTHER trailer released! It's about half the same as the other, half different. Links here:

http://mugglenet.com/app/news/show/828

Grawp!

They actually show what Azkaban looks like too. Not quite what I was thinking, but meh...

You really have to go frame by frame to see wtf is going on. There's a high quality version if you follow the link to the yahoo! Exclusive.

HERMIONE DIES

(of coke overdose)

The storyline reminds me of WoT. Rand makes an army of male channelers to fight the Aeis Sedai/White Tower