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10:11 pm - 05/01/2007
Bigger is better?
The new Harry Potter posters seem to have "changed" for their IMAX version. Emma Watson's puppies seem to be growing in front of our eyes.
Emma Watson in 3D
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix movie poster
Warner Bros. has released the U.S. domestic Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix movie poster. The poster features “Dumbledore’s Army” flanking an older Harry Potter. The movie covers the fifth year at the Hogwarts school, with Harry and his classmates doing battle against evil Lord Voldemort. The film poster itself is a bit understated (and far removed from the whimsy and the teen angst of past Harry Potter movie posters), and is using a variation of the ever popular “Flying V” cast line-up formation made popular by Miramax.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix will also be showing in IMAX theaters. Apparently Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: An IMAX 3D Experience will feature a 20 minuted enhanced 3D finale. Speaking of 3D “enhancements”, star Emma Watson’s chest appears a bit larger in Harry Potter IMAX ads when compared to the Order of the Phoenix poster, even though they are both based around the same artwork.
Although Hollywood (and media in general) has a long history of “augmentation via Photoshop” in advertising, this instance is less obvious than other examples. But it is hard to resist pointing out Hermione Granger’s breast growth spurt in this case when the artwork is for a 3D movie from a theater chain with the motto “Think Big”. (This also invokes memories of a Saturday Night Live Harry Potter skit from a few years ago.)
Why is there a difference between the two pieces of Potter key art? Since the IMAX version of the poster art appeared online before the final Harry Potter one-sheet, we can only speculate that Warner Bros. gave the IMAX ad group an earlier “comp” version of the artwork prior to being finalized for the studio’s own press run. There are other subtle differences between the two: the domestic one-sheet version of Herminoe Granger features a less flowing hair style, probably because her hair in the IMAX version blocks more of actor Matt Lewis (as Neville Longbottom) standing behind Emma Watson.
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So it's basically a kids movie, right? But I guess the original fans have grown since the first flick. Maybe this is their way of keeping those teenaged boys interested? Who knows?
ETA: It looks like the force of the boob growth must've kicked up a breeze. Cuz in the IMAX version, her hair is blowing in some crazy isolated wind. Hmmm...her waist has also become a bit more shapely.
Emma Watson in 3D
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix movie poster
Warner Bros. has released the U.S. domestic Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix movie poster. The poster features “Dumbledore’s Army” flanking an older Harry Potter. The movie covers the fifth year at the Hogwarts school, with Harry and his classmates doing battle against evil Lord Voldemort. The film poster itself is a bit understated (and far removed from the whimsy and the teen angst of past Harry Potter movie posters), and is using a variation of the ever popular “Flying V” cast line-up formation made popular by Miramax.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix will also be showing in IMAX theaters. Apparently Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: An IMAX 3D Experience will feature a 20 minuted enhanced 3D finale. Speaking of 3D “enhancements”, star Emma Watson’s chest appears a bit larger in Harry Potter IMAX ads when compared to the Order of the Phoenix poster, even though they are both based around the same artwork.
Although Hollywood (and media in general) has a long history of “augmentation via Photoshop” in advertising, this instance is less obvious than other examples. But it is hard to resist pointing out Hermione Granger’s breast growth spurt in this case when the artwork is for a 3D movie from a theater chain with the motto “Think Big”. (This also invokes memories of a Saturday Night Live Harry Potter skit from a few years ago.)
Why is there a difference between the two pieces of Potter key art? Since the IMAX version of the poster art appeared online before the final Harry Potter one-sheet, we can only speculate that Warner Bros. gave the IMAX ad group an earlier “comp” version of the artwork prior to being finalized for the studio’s own press run. There are other subtle differences between the two: the domestic one-sheet version of Herminoe Granger features a less flowing hair style, probably because her hair in the IMAX version blocks more of actor Matt Lewis (as Neville Longbottom) standing behind Emma Watson.
Source
So it's basically a kids movie, right? But I guess the original fans have grown since the first flick. Maybe this is their way of keeping those teenaged boys interested? Who knows?
ETA: It looks like the force of the boob growth must've kicked up a breeze. Cuz in the IMAX version, her hair is blowing in some crazy isolated wind. Hmmm...her waist has also become a bit more shapely.
also
HIM who he dont speak of here has a post about her concert and we dont... what is the world coming to!
i'm going to have break my #1 rule of internet just so i can go to sleep.
omgyay3dhp.lol emmas boobs grow before my very eyes.
has no arms?
Can't wait for this movie.
Ugh I still remember all of the dance moves :[
it's a 2:30 left marker, check it out hahaha, gurl must've had a MAJOR itch.
PerezHilton.com had a top secret operative at Britney's concert at the House Of Blues in San Diego, and he're the rundown on what went down
She took to the stage shortly after 10 PM Pacific!
And she was done by 10:16 PM! And, in true Britney Spears fashion, she lipsynched her way through every single song!!
The Set List
Baby One More Time (Remix)
I'm A Slave For You
Breathe One Me
Do Something
Toxic
YAY I LOVE TOXIC & BABY ONE MORE TIME
long live the late 90's
that fucking sucks.
don't they think about other people who don't have an imax?
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