Countdown to the new Harry Potter Movie
Kate Avison
April 21, 2009
Originally scheduled for completion last November, Harry Potter & the Half-Blood prince has been confirmed for debut this summer.The planned release date of July 17th has been brought forward to Wednesday July 15th with Warner Brothers confident of a midweek success.
The long awaited sixth movie in a successful series portraying the worldwide best selling books by British author J.K.Rowling,the movies hold an impressive and dedicated fan base.With a gap of two years since its predecessor, fans will be no doubt counting the days until its release.
The movie's trailer, currently available to view on www.harrypotter.com, is an exciting recipe of action-packed scenes, amazing special effects along with a dash of pure emotion and humour certain to ignite the already growing fervour of anticipation surrounding the movie. The infamous cast returns headed by Daniel Radcliffe as the boy wizard Harry Potter, shot before an impressive backdrop of a wizarding world. The scenery is so vivid, you could almost imagine coming face to face with the villain Voldemort or sitting in the great hall before Dumbledore yourself.
The movie looks set to be as successful as the others, possibly more so, with fans knowing only too well that the Harry Potter movie phenomenon will soon be drawing to a close with the awaited production of the seventh and final movie to come. Unless, J.K Rowling decides to pick up her pen once more and bring the infamous boy wizard back to literacy life.
Now that would be magic.
The long awaited sixth movie in a successful series portraying the worldwide best selling books by British author J.K.Rowling,the movies hold an impressive and dedicated fan base.With a gap of two years since its predecessor, fans will be no doubt counting the days until its release.
The movie's trailer, currently available to view on www.harrypotter.com, is an exciting recipe of action-packed scenes, amazing special effects along with a dash of pure emotion and humour certain to ignite the already growing fervour of anticipation surrounding the movie. The infamous cast returns headed by Daniel Radcliffe as the boy wizard Harry Potter, shot before an impressive backdrop of a wizarding world. The scenery is so vivid, you could almost imagine coming face to face with the villain Voldemort or sitting in the great hall before Dumbledore yourself.
The movie looks set to be as successful as the others, possibly more so, with fans knowing only too well that the Harry Potter movie phenomenon will soon be drawing to a close with the awaited production of the seventh and final movie to come. Unless, J.K Rowling decides to pick up her pen once more and bring the infamous boy wizard back to literacy life.
Now that would be magic.
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