Antares

Well, I suppose they can, at least for Leicester Square. The cinemas (is it only the Odeon that has the premieres?) wouldn't be to thrilled about that, obviously. As for the film studios, they could probably find some other place. How about having the world premiere in Germany? Then I'd definitely come. In any case, I can't imagine the actual location of the premiere is important enough to significantly postpone the launch.

Well how 'bout Letterman: (about what might happen in the 7th book) And in the end everyone dies? Emma: ... erm... well I hope not. (Quoted from memory, might have been different or not have happened at all.)

I didn't understand a single word of it, with the possible exception of "tatoododotatoo". I've got a slight feeling this might be an inside joke...

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So what now everyone's going? Yes, the center of the square is fenced off by a black wall and you can't really see what's going in there. It says they're preparing for the Olympics. Access to the cinemas and stuff is still possible, but I suppose it's not enough space to stage a major premiere.

As if you or I would ever reach 10,000 posts.

I thought it was great. It is a clash, alright, but I think the style is similar to that of the ending credits of the Half Blood Prince, and possibly Prisoner of Azkaban.

I just saw it again and have got to say that the dancing scene, while being questionable script-wise, is one of my favourites in terms of acting. I also like Daniel's performance here.

As always, I'm way behind, waiting for all sorts of DVD boxes to be released, but I've been at the Doctor Who exhibition in Cardiff last week. Has anyone else been there? It's not that extensive, but they've got a few of the original costumes, which I found quite interesting, partly because it gives you a very real idea of how tall everyone is.

I've seen recordings of it being performed in the Royal Albert Hall and towards the end, Ben Foster turns around and gives the audience a cue to clap along, so in a way he doesn't only conduct an orchestra and choir in front of him but also several thousand people behind him. Very impressive. My other Doctor Who favourites include Vale Decem, Doomsday, Song for Ten, A Dazzling End, and I Am The Doctor.

Doctor Who. Not a movie soundtrack but a soundtrack nevertheless.

Because extrovert people don't spend their day home alone browsing internet forums.

It's all a question of demand. I see there are a few request topics in the graphics forum, so I wouldn't mind a dedicated subforum. Only admins can change the forum structure, though.

Off the top of my head, I'd say one of those talking in the wilderness scenes, like the one with the Snitch, yes. Overall, I think Emma got more opportunities to show a bit of acting in this movie compared to the previous one. Very good.

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About the screen: Yes, that's a hardware failure of some sort, possibly the connection between the screen and the mainboard/graphics adapter. Sending it in for repair is definitely the best solution if you're still on warranty. Laptop displays don't contain any magnets, by the way, these are only in non-flat cathode ray tube monitors. About the battery: It's not uncommon for batteries to die after several months. That's usually considered normal wear and not covered by warranty after six months. If your laptop's older than six months, you might have to pay for a replacement.

I'm an Aries and my Moon Sign is Scorpio. While I have not the slightest idea what a Moon Sign might be, I strongly believe that Scorpio is, by far, the coolest Moon Sign there is, because it means that I am *checks site* intense (roar), devoted (to selected things), purposeful (not in the early morning hours) and persevering (unless I lose interest). I like everything that is strong and powerful (as long as it's on my side), adore hot water (as long as it keeps its distance from me) and I hate being exposed or overpowered (which is unusual, I know, but that's just the way I am). As for as

Dear Emma, I can't get over the fact that the Odeon an Leicester Square charges 16 quid for a cinema ticket. Do you get discounts for your premieres? Love, Anta

I wonder how they're doing reshoots with her hair entirely different. A wig?

This is from this year's Bundesliga: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97Z7iPn8YWI

Erm, I was planning to spend New Year in London. It'd better clear up soon.

Thanks, I will. I think he's still somewhere on my hard disk.

I had associated that song with Emma, too, at one point. Ever since, the line "you see, I've forgotten if they're green or they're blue" makes me think "brown".

My professor came by my office last week and asked "is it converging?" and I replied "yes, I just hope it's not asymptotical". Then I thought that would have to sound very strange to anyone not from the field. To us, it meant "are you getting there with your paper?" - "yes, I just hope I'll finish in time".

I think Michael Gambon's Dumbledore is rather different from the one in the book. Richard Harris was considerably closer to my mental image. Snape is great, even though I had pictured him quite differently as well. Off the top of my head, I'd say McGonagall might be the character that, for me, differs least between books and films.