GOF one movie?
Tracie
tracie622 at yahoo.com
Sat Aug 23 16:11:20 UTC 2003
--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "Jodi Robertson"
<nostrebor at r...> wrote:
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> From: "severusbook4" <severusbook4 at y...>
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> Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 12:50 PM
> Subject: [HPFGU-Movie] Re: GOF one movie?
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> > Does anyone remember the epics made only twenty years ago? Gone
> > with the Wind, A Bridge too Far, The Lord of the Rings, the
movies
> > that lasted four plus hours and had an intermission half way
through?
> > Why not this in the case of GoF? I think it would create such a
> > stir of nostalga (sp?) tha tpeople would see it just because it
is
> > so long. The Matrix Reloaded is right at three hours long, so
why
> > not GoF being the much needed four hours it screams for. Sorry
for
> > the rant, but I was serverely dissapointed. And yes, I saw the
> > movies before reading the books, and I loved the first movie for
the
> > visuals. Now I associate the book characters with the actors of
the
> > movies, if they do recast, I will not be seeing any more movies,
and
> > they will not grace my collection at home.
> >
> > Severus
>
> Spartacus comes to mind. A friend and I years ago went to a
theatre (Fox
> Theatre in Detroit) to see it.
> Jodi
I don't think it would be a big problem to take kids to see GOF if
it was 4 hours with an intermission...I was eight when my parents
took me to see The Sound of Music. I was mesmerized by it...and it
was over before I was ready for it to be. Harry Potter would
surpass that...Kids wouldn't ever want it to end in the first
place. GOF...4 hours long with an intermission...I see no problem
with that at all. GOF 2.5 hours...BIG PROBLEM... I hear the "the
book is the book and the movie is the movie" rhetoric all the time.
Well, I think they should remember...there would be no story for a
movie WITHOUT the book...
Tracie...who hates to see ANY book butchered for movies...
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