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The star-studded “Harry Potter” premiere was recently held in London ahead of the theatrical release. The film, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ,” is divided in two halves, and also the first comes out on Friday, Nov. 19th, with the 2nd in July of 2011. The release could be bittersweet, as it means the “Harry Potter” franchise is at an end. It’s probably the most successful movie franchise of all time.

Premiering the Harry Potter beginning of the conclusion

”Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” the Harry Potter movies, can be premiering soon. It is going to be the beginning of the end of it all. Putting all the “Harry Potter” films together has made them very successful. In fact, of all time, the films are the most successful franchise. The “James Bond” and “Star Wars” franchises come 2nd and 3rd. As the series became darker over time, the next two films will be darker than all the other films. The main focus of the plot is the final showdown between Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort. The first installment debuts in theaters on Friday, and the 2nd premieres on July 15 in 2011.

London to experience a premiere

Ahead of the throughout the world theatrical release, the cast, crew and various celebrities attended a posh premiere gala in London on Thurs. Titanic amounts of buzz came about because of Emma Watson’s haircut. She played the character of Hermione Granger who had long hair. Now, based on USA Today, she has been able to cut it short. The short hair was shocking. Enthusiasts did not know what to say about it. Of course you’d see Harry Potter, or Daniel Radcliffe, in London at the premiere. Also, Rupert Grint playing Ron Weasley had been there as well. When the second movie premieres, it will be near the mark of the 10th anniversary of the release of the 1st movie.

Beginning once more

Because of the iconic movie series, it will likely be hard for cast members to get other jobs. Only time will tell what the “Harry Potter” cast will be capable of.

Citations

USA Today

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Friday was when the film “The Other Guys” came out. The film stars Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell and Steve Coogan. The “Other Guys” reviews so far are pretty positive. Ferrell and Wahlberg have done some bad movies lately although “The Other Guys” seems to be a good step for them. The film is directed by Adam McKay, who also directed other Ferrell films such as “Anchorman,” “Talladega Nights” and “Stepbrothers.”.

Old plot with new people in ‘The Other Guys’

In the movie, after shooting Derek Jeter by accident, a cop (Wahlberg) is given work that he is way too good for. He starts working on white collar crime with a new partner, Will Ferrell, who is an accountant in forensics. They get wise to an evil businessman (Steve Coogan) and his nefarious scheme and take him down. It is pretty funny to watch. It’s been done before, but each plot has been done. The actors make all the difference between a good movie and bad movie.

The movies reviews were good

There is a 79 percent rating for the movie on Rotten Tomatoes. In contrast, Ferrell’s last two films as an actor, “Land of the Lost” and “The Goods,” both got lower than 30 percent. 32 percent appears to be the most Wahlberg has gotten since 2007 in any film he’s starred in. Critics think the movie is idiotic humor although it is nevertheless good. As outlined by Kurt Loder from MTV, the movie is not all that smart but is a great comedy for summer.

Try watching it

This may be what you need if you would like a goofy comedy. Many Americans may just need this humorous movie with all the grim things happening within the economy.

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Rotten Tomatoes

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MTV’s Kurt Loder

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