James Bond ousted Harry Potter?

[RawHumor]

What, not everyone is like my brother-in-law who takes their 4-year old kids to see Harry Potter?

What's wrong with you people?

 

[JerseyBoy]

we're waiting for the two towers...

 

[Dantetier]

I love the HP movies... I've seen it twice already, and I'll be seeing it three more times in a week and a half...

I also can't wait for the Two Towers... I saw Fellowship 5 times in theater, and I own it now, so I've seen it many more times... I can't wait for TTT... Legolas is such a hottie

 

[RawHumor]

I expected Harry Potter to reign supreme at least through Christmas. Everyone must have all gone to see it on opening weekend.

 

[Rubyfruit]

My three-year olds have seen the first one, many times.

I say we toughen 'em up at an early age. ;-)

 

[RawHumor]

There's nothing like animal sacrifice, blood-drinking, and demon possession to really spark the little shits' dreams at night, eh?

 

[Rubyfruit]

Exactly, RH.

Gotta prepare the little demons for the real world is my motherhood motto.

 

[RawHumor]

Rent the Exorcist for them this weekend.

"See, this is just one of the reasons to not become a Catholic. Now eat your pea soup, Johnny."

 

[brokenbrainwave]

screw Hollywood, I dont go to movies.

 

[huskie]

What, not everyone is like my brother-in-law who takes their 4-year old kids to see Harry Potter?

What's wrong with you people?

I saw J.B. the other night. Hooky like always but loads of fun to watch!!! I give four Erections on the fun meter out of five.

I heard the Harry Potter movie aint for kids under say 6 or 7........My four old don't wana see it, but then again Monsters Inc. scared her

 

[Dantetier]

Chamber of Secrets is a lot darker then the Sorcerers stone...what with the Basalisk... hell, that kinda scared ME... and lucious Malfoy was DAMNED evil.. I loved it...

 

[Oscuridad]

What happened to the ol fashioned way to scare the children?..

Can anyone say Bambi?

 

[sunstruck]

There's nothing like animal sacrifice, blood-drinking, and demon possession to really spark the little shits' dreams at night, eh?

Ummm, I don't remember those parts in the movie OR the book.

You haven't seen it have you?

 

[teddybear4play]

Rent the Exorcist for them this weekend.

"See, this is just one of the reasons to not become a Catholic. Now eat your pea soup, Johnny."

Let Jesus fuck you.

TB4p

 

[Dantetier]

Ummm, I don't remember those parts in the movie OR the book.

You haven't seen it have you?

Animal Sacrafic... the Unicorn... Blood drinking.. the Unicorn... and Posession... it's a stretch of the term... but Voldemort on Quarrels head....

 

[RawHumor]

Ummm, I don't remember those parts in the movie OR the book.

You haven't seen it have you?

I've read the first two books and seen the first movie.

The unicorn gets sacrificed by the big bad guy, and then he drinks its blood to remain semi-alive, but he still needs to possess the body of the teacher to stay alive. Harry & Malfoy (?) come across him in the dark woods but and Malfoy runs and the bad guy goes after Harry, but Harry is saved by the horse-guy-things. I hate when I can't remember names.

In the second book, the little girl is possessed by the bad guy.

Ring a bell?

 

[sunstruck]

Animal Sacrafic... the Unicorn... Blood drinking.. the Unicorn... and Posession... it's a stretch of the term... but Voldemort on Quarrels head....

Ohhh! lol I was thinking human blood. lol I didn't think about the Unicorn as a sacrifice either. More like a victim.

Point of view is an odd thing.

 

[sunstruck]

In the second book, the little girl is possessed by the bad guy.

Ring a bell?

Nahh, she's just controled by him. lol

 

[Oscuridad]

Okay, Old Yeller?

Anyone going to pony up to the "Family classics are designed to leave emotional scars on children" bar?

Tarzan would flip you out too if you were 4!

 

[J.B.]

screw Hollywood, I dont go to movies.

yes you do.

 

[RawHumor]

Nahh, she's just controled by him. lol

My memory of the book isn't as good as it is of the movie, but doesn't he actually come through her at the end somehow?

 

[sunstruck]

Anyone going to pony up to the "Family classics are designed to leave emotional scars on children" bar?

Where the Red Fern Grows. lol Nuff said.

 

[sunstruck]

My memory of the book isn't as good as it is of the movie, but doesn't he actually come through her at the end somehow?

Nope. He comes through a book.

 

[penguindance]

 

[Oscuridad]

Where the Red Fern Grows. lol Nuff said.

OK, that hurt. I'm done. *flop*