Something Better Than the Trailer…
HBO On Demand is currently airing a special preview of the “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” movie with almost four minutes of new material.
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MuggleCast #64: The Good Side of Voldemort
The latest episode of our weekly Harry Potter podcast is now available! This week we talk about all of the latest Order of the Phoenix developments, have a discussion on evil, and hold an...
CC #189: Week of November 12, 2006
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Dumbledore delivers a very important bundle of blankets to Privet Drive. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Movie 5 trailer satellite debut
It has just been announced that the first OOTP trailer will debut via satellite on November 20th at 9-9:15 PM EST and the following day at 6-6:15 PM EST. The coordinates for both feeds...
First OOTP clip online!
Earlier today, we told you of a commercial aired on ABC containing snippets from the upcoming Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix movie. A video of this ad is now online and...
OOTP trailer: 54 seconds
The BBFC reports that the first trailer for Order of the Phoenix has a running time of 54 seconds and is rated PG. US theaters will show the trailer on Friday before Happy Feet,...
Yates not yet set to direct Movie 6
On Saturday we told you Production Weekly had reported that David Yates would direct the sixth Harry Potter film. However, Warner Bros. has just informed us that a Half-Blood Prince director has yet to...
The Cloak and the Sword
by Eric Ianson It’s funny how you can start with one idea and other things become clear. I originally set out to write an essay about something entirely different than the subject of this...
The Magic Quill #107: The Ossuaries
“So we went back downstream again. We had to find a way through that wall; that was our best chance. But after trying quite a few ideas that didn’t work, and having many arguments, each worse than the last, it began to look as if our group would break up and go separate ways. It was Rigel who finally saved us. We had landed him on one of the side-tunnels, where he had toddled off by himself…”
