Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - - (Spoiler zone)

Alex · 11-20-2005, 01:50 AM

And if so that is the wrong choice to make. They need to figure out how to tell a story that can be told in a movie. Les Miserables is longer than two Harry Potter books and incredibly more complex and yet, at least twice, good movies (that stand on their own) have been made. But if they want to make movies that can't be enjoyed without having read the books that is their choice, they should just be more upfront about it.

So tell me, why do the other schools only have 8 students (or so) and how does coming in second get you tied for first? And why is Harry Potter such a waste of space?

11-20-2005, 01:50 AM	#10
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	And if so that is the wrong choice to make. They need to figure out how to tell a story that can be told in a movie. Les Miserables is longer than two Harry Potter books and incredibly more complex and yet, at least twice, good movies (that stand on their own) have been made. But if they want to make movies that can't be enjoyed without having read the books that is their choice, they should just be more upfront about it. So tell me, why do the other schools only have 8 students (or so) and how does coming in second get you tied for first? And why is Harry Potter such a waste of space?
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