Blogcritics Comments on Potter 3 Cometh

Comment by Maddy on Potter 3 Cometh

Tue, 11 Jul 2006 16:18:06 EDT

Maura, you are soo wrong! The first and second one's were the best by a mile! You have no idea what your saying! I Dan and Rupert soo much! {They are wonderful actors too! And really hott!}

Comment by laura on Potter 3 Cometh

Thu, 20 Jan 2005 11:40:45 EST

I think daniel is a great actor and is soooooooooooooo fit and i think is funny and emma is a great actor

Comment by Kathryn on Potter 3 Cometh

Thu, 29 Jul 2004 21:58:52 EDT

I'm also 14 and at the moment boy-crazy but I have always loved Daniel!!!!!

Comment by Kathryn on Potter 3 Cometh

Thu, 29 Jul 2004 21:57:20 EDT

I think that all the films were great! I loved the way Hermione/Emma punched Malfoy/Tom! I love Dan and Rupert! They are so hot!

Comment by Eric Olsen on Potter 3 Cometh

Wed, 26 May 2004 12:44:15 EDT

"Gormless" is a great word by the way, but Ron certainly exhibited more than a modicum of gorm in the crucial chess match in Potter 1.

Comment by Eric Olsen on Potter 3 Cometh

Wed, 26 May 2004 12:40:55 EDT

I do not disagree that the first two films have had problems, including being too long, but I think the kids are great and most importantly, the films have effectively created Rowling's magical world. From all reports the new one solves most of the problems of the first two, which is why I am excited to see it.

Comment by Maura on Potter 3 Cometh

Wed, 26 May 2004 12:26:01 EDT

Have to disagree Eric. I thought the first two films were overly-long and boring (but I'm not the target market of course). I think the kid who plays Harry Potter is limited (to say the least) in his acting ability, and Ron wears the same gormless face in each of the films. The girl who plays Hermione has genuine talent, and I predict an acting career for her beyond the Harry Potter flicks in the future. They are surrounded by a large, and talented, cast of supporting actors, which helps the movie, but not enough. I'm pleased to hear there's been a change in director, and it might be what's needed to inject some genuine cinematic life into this series. So far it has suffered from the worst affliction of literary adaptation: trying to capture the books exactly. Cinema and literature are totally different mediums and require different approaches. Perhaps this third film will change my opinion of the Harry Potter series, but I'm not optimistic.