Movies vs Books (was What trio?)

[Kathy]

There's an article at 
http://www.canmag.com/news/4/8/4433
regarding the release of Book 7.  If it's correct, I doubt that 
anything can happen to the trio just because it wouldn't only ruin 
Book 7, but being released less than a week before OOP, would also 
destroy box office receipts...so I agree with Julie.

KathyO


--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, juli17 at ... wrote:
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>  
> Candace wrote:
> 
> Personally, for the moviegoers (only), I think it could end with 
HBP.   Lots 
> of movies end with a hint of some new great adventure coming but 
you know  
> there won't be a movie about it.  So Harry saying i'm not going 
back to  school 
> and looking for a bits of Volderdork's soul can seem like one of 
those  endings 
> in my opinion.  Now for someone like myself, i would need  
whatever movie 
> book 7 is made into, because I was obssessed before I read the  
books.
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> 
> Julie:
> I actually think the 7th *book* will end with a hint of some new 
great  
> adventure 
> coming for Harry and those who survive. They'll all continue to 
exist and  
> have
> adventures in their world parellel to ours (which is kind of a 
neat idea).  
> If the
> movies did end with HBP, it wouldn't really leave us with a hint 
of a new  
> great 
> adventure, but an abrupt cliffhanger to a story spanning six 
previous  movies,
> that being the story of Harry Potter the Boy Who Lived and his 
destiny  to
> confront the bane of his (and many other wizards') existence, 
Lord  Voldemort.
> It's really been one long story, after all. 
>  
> But I feel certain if a 6th movie is made then a 7th one will  
> follow--really, why
> would Warner Bros consider for a moment giving up THAT 
revenue?!!.  I'd
> also point out that we don't really know what will happen in Book 
7,  other
> than a final confrontation between Harry and Voldemort. Harry 
*says*  he's
> not going back to school, but he's not writing Book 7 ;-) And 
those  horcruxes
> do need to be destroyed, but we can't even be sure Harry will do 
it, let  
> alone
> how long it will take. In fact, what we *think* will happen is 
almost sure  
> not
> to happen, if previous track records for predictions are any  
indication!
>  
> Julie
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