Universal Orlando announces “A Celebration of the Harry Potter Films”
This November Universal is hosting a big three-day event in celebration of all eight “Harry Potter” films!
MuggleNet.com | Since 1999
“Deathly Hallows – Part 2” passes “Prisoner of Azkaban,” has grossed $834 million worldwide
“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2” brought in $48 million over the weekend here in the United States, coming in behind “Captain America: The First Avenger.”
Fan Focus: Rute – July 24, 2011
Meet our newest Fan of the Week, 19-year-old Rute from Portugal, who writes on her feelings about the end of the series, immediately after watching the premiere of the final “Potter” movie!
Voting open for HP Alliance’s “Imagine Better” contest
As we announced last week, the Harry Potter Alliance has teamed with SplashLife to hold the “Imagine Better Contest: Art and Ideas to Defeat the Climate Crisis.”
“Harry Potter fans” everywhere were encouraged to submit either their art or idea on how to fight the crisis.
Happy 22nd birthday to Dan Radcliffe
Twelve years ago, a young 10-year old actor was cast for the coveted role of the young boy wizard Harry Potter.
MTV: What now? Expert fans of the series consider life “Post-Potter”
MuggleNet’s own Micah Tannenbaum and MTV Potter expert Terri Schwartz discuss life for the fans of the series now that the final movie has been released. Growing up with “Harry Potter” for years has been a mainstay throughout many fans adolescence, but is it really over now?
Experience the magic of “Deathly Hallows – Part 2” in a D-Box theatre
Last November, we posted a review by MuggleNet reader Hilary Klein with the magical experience of watching “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1” at a D-Box theater.
Today, we share Hilary’s latest review with the sensation of a ‘4-D’ movie-going experience for “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2”.
“Harry Potter Page to Screen” official cover released, available for pre-order
“HarperCollins” has released the official cover for “Harry Potter Page to Screen.”
This book is a follow-up to “Harry Potter: Film Wizardry”, and provides an in-depth look at the entire filmmaking process from “Sorcerer’s Stone” through “Deathly Hallows – Part 2.”
“Harry Potter” passes “Star Wars,” becomes highest-grossing film franchise of all time
“Harry Potter” now stands alone as the highest-grossing film franchise of all time. The eight films have made $2.223 billion, surpassing “Star Wars” $2.218 billion.
