Reviews are in - Harry potter premiere.

[pip]

Dotsie said no

 

[Annebn]

I will not watch the movie in a cinema since in Germany a synchronized version will be shown. We have all Harry Potter movies on DVD though, and you can choose the language you want to watch them in, and of course we choose "English". As soon as the movie is available on DVD we are going to buy it.
What interests me most is where they split up the last book. I would choose the scene in which Ron leaves Harry and Hermione after an argument; the sene happens somwhere in the middle of the last book and would be the perfect ending for the first part

Hungarians also synchronize everything A horrible habit. Still, there are cinemas where you can watch it original version... have to look for them a lot, though

I live in Germany, and I HATE synchonized films. Partly because my English is better than my German. And partly because I'm not used to them, because in Denmark (where I come from) they don't synchonize films, except those for children who are too young to read.

However, even here in town, the big cinema (cinemaxx) is also showing the original version. So I'm sure you can also find it somewhere in Köln!

 

[Tonyblack]

I saw Harry Potter - Goblet of Fire in Maastricht at a multiplex. They had it dubbed in one studio and in English in another.

 

[Sjoerd3000]

I saw Harry Potter - Goblet of Fire in Maastricht at a multiplex. They had it dubbed in one studio and in English in another.

Yup Harry Potter is dubbed for the children (quite badly) and shown as original too

 

[DaveC]

More from CHUD:

http://chud.com/articles/articles/2...TER-AND-THE-DEATHLY-HALLOWS-PART-1/Page1.html

Read this after you've seen the film, discussion-based spoilers

 

[pip]

More from CHUD:

http://chud.com/articles/articles/2...TER-AND-THE-DEATHLY-HALLOWS-PART-1/Page1.html

Read this after you've seen the film, discussion-based spoilers

Must resist link

 

[Bouncy Castle]

I saw Harry Potter - Goblet of Fire in Maastricht at a multiplex. They had it dubbed in one studio and in English in another.

Wales, Tuscon, now Maastricht.

You gadabout, you!!

 

[DaveC]

This from Harry, one of the founders of internet film criticism:

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/47504

Beware language....

 

[DaveC]

Roger Ebert:

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20101116/REVIEWS/101119969

 

[Tonyblack]

I saw Harry Potter - Goblet of Fire in Maastricht at a multiplex. They had it dubbed in one studio and in English in another.

Wales, Tuscon, now Maastricht.

You gadabout, you!!

I've just got these travelling feet!

 

[DaveC]

More from Aintitcool:

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/47511

 

[Bouncy Castle]

Are you on the promoter's payroll, perchance?

 

[DaveC]

Are you on the promoter's payroll, perchance?

I like reading reviews so I figured everyone else would. Also Jan and Pip said keep em coming!

 

[Beautiful Dirt]

I'm going to see this tonight, but not 'til 11.30PM!!!

Staying awake won't be a problem because I'm excited, but bloody 11.30! I'm a girl, I needs beauty sleep!

 

[DaveC]

I'm going to see this tonight, but not 'til 11.30PM!!!

Staying awake won't be a problem because I'm excited, but bloody 11.30! I'm a girl, I needs beauty sleep!

When I watched it on Wednesday it was midnight - finished at 2.20am - rather average a projectionist night...

 

[Beautiful Dirt]

At least you get to see films free. Blurry expensive cinema nowadays!

 

[DaveC]

At least you get to see films free. Blurry expensive cinema nowadays!

Blurry?

 

[Beautiful Dirt]

Playful slang on bloody.

 

[pip]

Are you on the promoter's payroll, perchance?

I like reading reviews so I figured everyone else would. Also Jan and Pip said keep em coming!

Plus he has shown both bad and good reviews .

 

[DaveC]

Playful slang on bloody.

Thought so like goram in Firefly means god damn.