More details on the last Harry Potter movie adaptation being split into a two-part movie (separated by 14 months). I talked about the split initially in this post. In this latest story, there’s an interesting bit of insight from the producer, David Heyman. David Heyman Talks Harry Potter Split Posted Mar 15th 2008 2:02PM by Elisabeth Rappe Harry Potter producer David Heyman has given an interview to Empire discussing that.. Read More
It’s Official! ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’ Will Be Two Films – Cinematical
It’s Official! ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’ Will Be Two Films – Cinematical: Posted Mar 12th 2008 6:46PM by Elisabeth Rappe After months of speculation, Warner Bros has revealed to the L.A. Times that they plan to split the final Harry Potter book into two films. One will be released in November 2010, the second in May 2011, and will simply be titled Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.. Read More
Hulu
Did you sign up for your hulu.com account yesterday? On a semi-related note, am I the only one who signs up for things now simply because I want to “protect” my screen name? It’s like modern day copywrite protection, isn’t it?
All the studios are now Blu-ray…
Paramount was the last major studio to switch over, and now that they have, my inner-geek is looking to whatever’s up next. Naturally. I can’t help that. My brain just works like that. So what’s kicking around in my gourd, you ask? Well, digital downloads. And Drobo. And faster bandwidth. T_T Paramount officially Blu-ray (again) – Engadget HD: Posted Feb 21st 2008 3:17AM by Richard Lawler Michael Bay can breathe.. Read More
Remember when I said I wouldn’t talk about the high def war?
When I last spoke about the high def optical format war, it was in reference to Best Buy deciding to go blu ray. In that post, I said I was done speaking about the battle until the war was done. It was tempting to comment on Wal-Mart going blu ray, but that was apparently the nail in the coffin. My swearing off hd posts lasted…. one story. R.I.P. HD DVD:.. Read More