There are differences in the film version. However, the book of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is an utter bloodbath, exceeding the named body count of all six previous books combined.
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Nothing Personal, a dramedy about a woman who leaves the Netherlands to lead a solitary existence in Ireland, is at 67 percent.įinally, props to dudemeister for coming the closest to guessing Skyline‘s 15 percent Tomatometer. The Harry Potter article is about the film series based on J.K. Heartless, a psychological thriller about a photographer who stumbles upon a band of scary folks, is at 69 percent. Today’s Special, starring Aasif Mandvi in a comedy about a sous chef who must save his restaurant and reconcile with his parents, is at 83 percent. Made in Dagenham, starring Sally Hawkins and Bob Hoskins in the based-on-true-events tale of a group of female Ford employees who went on strike for equality, is at 88 percent. 30 update: Featuring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Ralph. The pundits say Crowe’s gritty performance keeps things grounded in reality, but implausible events and drags in the action keep The Next Three Days from being anything more than a competent thriller.Īlso opening this week in limited release:Ĭlaire Denis’s White Material, starring Isabelle Huppert as a woman trying to run a coffee plantation in the midst of a violent conflict, is at 89 percent. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 with Ralph Fiennes as Lord Voldemort.
Crowe stars as a man whose wife (Elizabeth Banks) has been imprisoned for a murder convinced of her innocence, he launches a desperate plot to spring her from the joint. Critics say The Next Three Days benefits from strong work from Russell Crowe, but sags under the weight of its general unbelievability. The next Potter film, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, is due to arrive in theaters November 21. Thrillers needn’t have airtight plotting to succeed, but gaping story holes don’t necessarily help. The studio currently plans on releasing the first part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows during the 2010 holiday season, with the second half reaching screens during summer 2011.
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