This is the latest Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince trailer, which will be debuting in front of Twilight on November 21.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO1DVF8qZy8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO1DVF8qZy8
New Harry Potter 6 Trailer
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A lot of the fan sites have been given high quality versions of this trailer (Quicktime, Quicktime HD, Windows Media, Flash, etc).
Try this site to get the high res version of the trailer :
http://www.hpana.com/news.20665.html
Try this site to get the high res version of the trailer :
http://www.hpana.com/news.20665.html
Thespeckledkiwi
Vice Admiral
Looks absolutely spectacular. I was sad that they pushed this back...
It's beautiful. If this movie isn't awesome I'll eat my shoe.
Just make sure it isn't a portkey.......
Individual scenes look good; as a trailer, it's a bit ropey.
^Really it was just a way of appeasing the fandom seeing as the movie was originally supposed to come out next week.
^It's a date!!
I finally got around to watchign this.... and it's incredible! From a visual standpoint, this looks to be the most stunning of all the HP films to date, even with the muted colors. The special effects look virtually seamless, and they seem to be attempting even more challenging bits.
That's an excellent trailer. I'm still a bit concerned since HBP has the least actual story of any of the books, but from a visual standpoint, the film looks great.
I think this looks like it will be great.
I've never read any Potter books, but i've found the movie series to be getting better and more enjoyable with each new installment
I've never read any Potter books, but i've found the movie series to be getting better and more enjoyable with each new installment
Siwilliams
Fleet Captain
Quite simply an excellent trailer
I'm still having a bit of troubel with casting Jim Broadbent as Horace Slughorn. There's no questioning Broadbent's talent and reputation, but physically he doesn't seem to resemble the Slughorn of the book. Of course, that Slughorn was described to be so rotund, perhaps casting felt it wasunrealistic and impossible to convey on film. In that case, you can get someone like Broadbent to make oyu forget the difference.
Looks amazing. I'm worried about them botching the finale and it looks like they blow The Kiss, which is one of the greatest moments in the entire series.
I've always considered the "Potter" movies to be, well, Thanksgiving/Christmastime films — probably because the first few debuted during that time (same period when LotR was on the silver screen).
I've never gotten used to "Potter" showing during the late spring/early summer period.
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