Trailer/watching dvd/promo pic
yolandacarroll
carrollyr at ivillage.com
Wed Nov 5 19:45:44 UTC 2003
Sophia,
I agree with Torill.
If you want that pic, then I suggest you ask for one.
By the way, which picture is it?
Could you reply back with a link to the picture
or the page you saw it on?
I'm really curious because I haven't seen too
much POA promo yet. I tried to limit my exposure
to POA stuff, but lately I've found myself slipping.
I'm glad though, because otherwise I would have
missed the info about the trailer *grin*.
Yolanda
--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "torillgrnhaug"
<torillgrnhaug at y...> wrote:
> --- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "sophiamcl" <sophiamcl at h...>
wrote:
>
> >
> >" BTW, just wanted to share a happy experience with people who
> understand:
> > After spending months looking at the DVD-cases on HP 1 and 2 on
my
> > bookshelf (I just had to have them even if I couldn't watch them)
I
> was finally able to pop them into my brand new dvd-player last
night!"
>
> "Whoooo-hoooo! I had a
> > terrific time finally, finally getting to see the extra material,
> and of course, the
> > movies."
> >
> > "I must say
> > that Columbus did a fantastic job (along with Stuart Craig). Let's
> keep in
> > mind--in spite of the things some of us are unhappy about,
including
> myself,
> > he did a remarkable feat in creating the world of Hogwarts on
screen
> that
> > many fans of the books can relate to, recognize and feel at home
> with. I
> > found CoS particularly striking visually. It's just crammed with
> delicious detail
> > everywhere, and creates a feeling of completeness. Everything fits
> together
> > from the sets to props to the costumes. It's a magical environment
> but yet
> > tangible and believable. Though Cuaron will be making some
changes and
> > bringin his personal touches to Harry, he will be standing on
Columbus'
> > shoulders. Though there will be changes, Chris Columbus' original
> vision will
> > still be a part of it. I've changed my mind. He did a terrific
job."
>
>
> Those things you mention are just the things I think make the films
> worth seeing too, Sophia, along with the casting and acting. But I
> don't think it's enough to say Columbus did a terrific job, sorry.
> Stuart Craig did a terrific job, absolutely, he deserves all honour.
> And I'm willing to give Columbus some part in that honour too,
because
> I suppose he took part in all the discussions and decisions about
the
> creation of the Hogwarts sets. I salute him for that!!!
>
> BUT- somehow this makes me even more disappointed about the films.
> With a terrific background like this, and such wonderful spot on
> casting - how could you make the films to be so mediocre as films
go?
> When it all could have been just SO beautiful with a real talent
at
> the helm? That's why my hopes are so high for Cuarón, to think of
the
> work he has done earlier and then imagine him let loose to play with
> his creative camera in these wonderful surroundings!! (And just the
> reason why I'm in for the biggest disappointment ever if he chooses
> this one to flop with - then you better run fast, Alfonso!!)
>
>
> >" Can I also just say that I've just seen the new promo pic of Dan
> from the PoA
> > set? I'd really like one (hrm), I tought it was so nice, but can I
> really justify
> > writing just to get one? (Who would know, though, except you
people
> now,
> > but you don't really know who I am anyway....cackles madly and
rubs
> hands
> > in a sinister fashion.)
> >
> > Sophia"
>
> Why not Sophia? I will soon approach the grandmother age myself,
but I
> still get this warm fuzzy feeling when I look at pictures of Dan or
> watch him in interviews. He is just too cute to be real. Makes me
wish
> I had a son like him, or that I had fallen in love with someone like
> him at the age of 14, when instead I was embarking on a sad teenage
> journy through a string of the most hopeless of dates till I finally
> learned what I needed. So you go for it girl, send him a letter and
> get your pic, no harm in that is there? You just tell it's the pic
you
> want, chances are he will never even read your letter anyway.
>
> Torill
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