[HPFGU-Movie] Re: POA Trailer on Extra too!
Kathleen McClain
artmaiden28 at yahoo.com
Thu Nov 13 02:22:53 UTC 2003
I agree with you wholeheartedly. I love the creativity the movies bring to
the stories, but this creativity should remain within the general paths
and spirit of the books. I was not upset or shocked by the aspects of the
trailer that do not appear to be straight from the book. I was just
seeking some affirmation that what I saw contained some things that is not
in the book. I think the movie will be great and will not disappoint. At
least not me.
> No need to doubt your memories of the book. The student choir, along
> with Draco's origami crane and their rings/tie-clips, plus a whole
> lot other things (student wearing "uniforms" in the film,for
> instance) are filmmakers' own input, which are artistic decisions to
> make the on-screen world richer with details. I don't understand some
> of the fans' mindset that they expect/demand every single element and
> details in the film must be slavishly lifted from the book.If they
> see something unfamiliar "I didn't remember that from the book" they
> get uncomfortable. Because in my case I'll be (usually) pleasantly
> surprise (if they're done within the spirit of JKR's world). These
> little artistic input only enchance the movie watching experience. As
> a fan who's expert on the books and not a purist, I'd like to see
> more imagination, something original done in the films (of course
> must made sense being part of JKR's world). In this case, to add a
> school choir is a pretty...reasonable decision that could only make
> the world richer. Maybe they're just footage filmed for the trailer
> alone, maybe they are in the actual...we don't know yet.
> But "something wicked this way comes" is a great concept to used in a
> trailer as a device that ties-in and pull together. This teaser is
> much much more conceptual and "designed" than the prevous ones (they
> were simply forgettable and predictable straightforward editing nice
> scenes together).
>
> Joan
>
>
__________________________________
Do you Yahoo!?
Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard
http://antispam.yahoo.com/whatsnewfree
More information about the HPFGU-Movie
archive