IDK about yall but im pretty excited about Harry Potter and Narnia

[Full Throttle]

Ill probably not go see it opening night but ill see them both fairly soon after they come out in theaters. Here are the latest trailers for both.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlMJAOAWk-M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzfEH...eature=channel

Im also pretty stoked about Tron Legacy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4RiU...eature=channel

[tallywacker]

Every time someone post something gay I think to myself, how could things get any gayer? Now here you are blowing that out of the water. Way to raise the bar.

[Rangerscott]

I've enjoyed the Potter movies. The last couple have been good at not being too kiddy.

[Full Throttle]

Originally Posted by tallywacker

Every time someone post something gay I think to myself, how could things get any gayer? Now here you are blowing that out of the water. Way to raise the bar.

There is no need for you to be a hater

[Trip]

I like the potter books and the first two movies, I haven't been a fan of the last few. They are ok, but Columbus did a much better job.

[Particle Man]

I don't do opening night for any movie. I ran movie theatres in college and had enough of that. Eff that noise.

[Hydrant]

Originally Posted by tallywacker

Every time someone post something gay I think to myself, how could things get any gayer? Now here you are blowing that out of the water. Way to raise the bar.

I can say with full honesty, that I have never seen or read one thing dealing with Harry Potter. Other than the trailers / previews. Just doesn't look like my thing. If you are, good for you. It does amaze me however of the cult like following that these movies and books have created, and with such a wide age gap. I can't really recall another series that has a span from teenages to elderly enjoying both the books and movies.

[the chi]

I hear the latest Potter has Hermione and Harry getting down and dirty...

I haven't seen past the 3rd Potter movie, but I need to sit down and catch up on them, just out of curiousity. They ones I saw were decent for what they were. I'll see Narnia too, but neither in theatres.

[tallywacker]

Originally Posted by Full Throttle

There is no need for you to be a hater

There is always a need. Hating is the backbone of this forum. From hating on the parents of runaway slutpigs to the calling out of dragon wearing Ed Hardy douchebags. Or possibly the exploration of pirate riders that got plowed in the desert by meth running Mexicans.

When someone is suffering while self inflicted or not TWOWHEELFIX IS THERE!



And yes watching homo harry potter movies is harmful to you and your children.

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by Hydrant

I can say with full honesty, that I have never seen or read one thing dealing with Harry Potter. Other than the trailers / previews. Just doesn't look like my thing. If you are, good for you. It does amaze me however of the cult like following that these movies and books have created, and with such a wide age gap. I can't really recall another series that has a span from teenages to elderly enjoying both the books and movies.

Agreed, I don't understand it either. And I'm not going to bother with a 1,000 page hardback book.

Now, Narnia was cool, but only because I read it as a little kid.