Originally Posted By dshyates Me! This film looks considerably more intense than the first 3. I can hardly wait.
Originally Posted By dshyates "By MYSELF! My kids saw the preview and refuse to go!" Thats funny. We caught the trailer before "The Corpse Bride" and when the trailer started my 5 yr old daughter, who loves the first three films, said, "I want to see this." at the end of the trailer she was ghost white and said, "I don't want to see it". This film does look intense.
Originally Posted By smeeeko =) well, this being the 4th movie, HP is supposed to be.. uh 14yrs old and he's dealing with some really dark scary stuff.. so it's not too surprising that as the movies continue and attempt to do a fair job of reflecting JKR's vision... they will indeed become more dark than say some of the littler Potter fans may be ready to deal with... It probably is a good idea for other parents to see the PG-13 film first so they can advise their kids if they are still curious, but scared.
Originally Posted By LadyKluck I have missed all of the others in the theater so I will be seeing it for sure!! They did the last one at our IMAX so I'm guessing they'll do this one too. After seeing the Lord of the Rings movies in IMAX its almost disappointing to see "regular" screen movies.
Originally Posted By mickeymeg I would love to see it in IMAX ..only problem is the closest IMAX theatre to play it will be a ferry ride away. This adds an extra $100 to the movie ticket.... so it is looking like a regular screen for me... I just hope they do a better job on this movie than the 3rd one. -Megºoº
Originally Posted By JeffG SPOILER WARNING (although about a pretty widely known aspect of this film) I saw an article today that interviewed the screenwriter about the darker, more intense nature of this film (including the PG-13 rating). I liked his statement that they felt that after spending nearly 4 full movies leading up to finally showing Voldemort, they felt that he couldn't turn out to be Wallace Shawn... -Jeff
Originally Posted By DisneyChica ME! Nessa's mom's birthday is Nov 18th so on the 19th we're going ot go see the film at the nearest IMAX (I think it's in Valencia) The last film I saw on IMAX was Fantasia/2000. I can't wait to see another film on IMAX. It's so different from a regular screen. I can't wait!
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost I'm not seeing it in Imax but I going to the midnight showing on the 17th. Me and some friends are dressing up. I'm going as Snape. heh heh.
Originally Posted By nevadarebel Wow, that sounds like so much fun to dress up and see it with friends. I am not seeing it in IMAX either but my kids are driving me crazy counting down the days. We will probably not be able to see it until Thanksgiving weekend because we have so much going on this week. ;(
Originally Posted By EdisYoda Well, it looks like I will be seeing it in Seattle in Imax on Saturday. First time seeing it on the Giant screen.
Originally Posted By marshmallow I purchased tickets on Fandango for the 18th at 9:30 am at the Ontario IMAX. I just need to figure the right excuse to leave work. I am sooo excited!!
Originally Posted By JeffG >> "i dislike imax. you lose the widescreen aspect ratio." << They did pan and scan a couple of the early IMAX conversions of 35mm films (mainly "Apollo 13" and "Star Wars Episode 2") as well as editing them if they were over 2 hours. They have now switched to letterboxing films to their proper aspect ratio and have also created an updated platter projector system that eliminates the need for any editing. It is pretty certain that "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" will be presented uncut and in its correct aspect ratio in the IMAX presentations. -Jeff
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost I saw Batman Begins and Charlie & the Chocolate Factory in IMAX and both were in the proper aspect ratio
Originally Posted By EdisYoda I'm not going to see it in IMAX... all sold out for when I'm in Seattle.... WAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH (Don't you hade seeing a grown Jedi cry!)
Originally Posted By koobar jeffg thanks for the info. the last time i saw an imax movie was fantasia 2000.
