I thought it was mostly the Zzyaxians? (or somesuch)Yak wrote:Or, indeed, many of the Llamasoft C64 games that made reference to the "Iratan empire"irata wrote:nitebycandlelite wrote:Gah, I am SO stupid. I only just realised that Irata's name is Atari backwards...
/me feels like a right idiot now![]()
And I thought that I would get bashed one day because it's too obvious.
But maybe you never played MULE or neocron ....
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More importantly, who else watched the Harry Potter movie? I thought it was quite good (especially the spiders). I also felt quite green watching the slug moment - which was quite realistic.
Getting better at this book to movie lark aint they? Also less afraid to run a film to 3hrs+ which IMNSHO is a good thing (tm).
Getting better at this book to movie lark aint they? Also less afraid to run a film to 3hrs+ which IMNSHO is a good thing (tm).
The cinema in Cheshire Oaks nr Chester is great.
One of the ushers is a bit of a character - shuffles people along to remove all odd seats, announces to everyone forthcoming films, their show times, and when you are likely to get freebies
For HP2 he warned that any kids that started shouting or being noisy that they would be removed with no refund. It was quiet for the full three hours
Only interrupted by the snoring of one parent behind us
I must admit though, this time round the film feels more like the book. A little slow moving at times, but thorough and enjoyable. New actors are great, and the kid who plays Harry has had some more acting lessons.
Also a lot more subtext in the film (lord voldermort, harry, hermione, hagrid's imprisonment). I'm sure I'll see more after further viewings (I'll wait until DVD though). And is it me, but is the battle at the end of the film a tribute to HarryHausen (Jason & the Argonauts, Sinbad)?
One of the ushers is a bit of a character - shuffles people along to remove all odd seats, announces to everyone forthcoming films, their show times, and when you are likely to get freebies
For HP2 he warned that any kids that started shouting or being noisy that they would be removed with no refund. It was quiet for the full three hours
I must admit though, this time round the film feels more like the book. A little slow moving at times, but thorough and enjoyable. New actors are great, and the kid who plays Harry has had some more acting lessons.
Also a lot more subtext in the film (lord voldermort, harry, hermione, hagrid's imprisonment). I'm sure I'll see more after further viewings (I'll wait until DVD though). And is it me, but is the battle at the end of the film a tribute to HarryHausen (Jason & the Argonauts, Sinbad)?
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I've seen HP. It was alright really. A few minor deviations from the book to keep the film flowing, but nothing major.ekendrick wrote:More importantly, who else watched the Harry Potter movie? I thought it was quite good (especially the spiders). I also felt quite green watching the slug moment - which was quite realistic.
Getting better at this book to movie lark aint they? Also less afraid to run a film to 3hrs+ which IMNSHO is a good thing (tm).
The thing I've got though is can we have harry fighting someone other than Voldemort in the next one? I mean, he's killed him three times now
There's also only so much you can hide under the castle
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Consider that arranged for you. Just don't see number 4!piku wrote: The thing I've got though is can we have harry fighting someone other than Voldemort in the next one? I mean, he's killed him three times now![]()
Then again, isn't that a bit like asking for someone other than Vader to be the bad guy in Return Of The Jedi?
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The spiders in 2 were pretty scary - I'm looking forward to the chillling evil characters in 3. I just hope they don't bottle it and decide not to make them really scary - nothing like a silent ominous figure to give kiddies nightmares!SimonB wrote: Consider that arranged for you. Just don't see number 4!
Then again, isn't that a bit like asking for someone other than Vader to be the bad guy in Return Of The Jedi?
I'm also really looking forward to 4. Considering that Harry loses any special status in that one, he's therefore just slightly better than average wizard who's handy with a broomstick. The rumours are that they will use different actors for this one, so maybe they'll cast someone who can act as Harry (hurrah!).
In other words, I'm really really looking forward to 5 where I expect Harry to be Voldermort Chow. Okay, he'll squirm out of it somehow, but I expect it to be a bit more realistic
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I would like to state publicly that, just because I am approaching the arrival of my fifth and final fluffy sheepie, I shall not be posting on this thread simply to reach this extremely desirable goal that little bit sooner.
I am posting on this thread because ... D@mn, I've forgotten
I am posting on this thread because ... D@mn, I've forgotten
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