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Petronella_Pettigrew
Joined: 2 March 2007 Posts: 68 Location: Rat Catching, checking and releasing - no closer to the truth.
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Posted: Thursday 3 January 2008 05 21 52 am Post subject: Mugglenet hacked? in topic:Mugglenet hacked? |
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At the moment, it says mugglenet.com is "currently offline, please try again later". This moring, the front page had been replaced by a photoshopped picture of a GoF film poster, with some mocking phrases at the bottom.
Apparently, there was an attached audio file that gave away spoliers about the last book.
Anyone know what's going on? |
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the_roof_is_leaking
Joined: 3 August 2007 Posts: 96 Location: Never far behind Mad-eye Moody. (Or N.Ireland then)
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Posted: Wednesday 15 August 2007 12 57 35 pm in topic:Only for those who have already seen OoTP!!! |
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Overall I really enjoyed the film. I loved the Ministry of magic - especially the battle between Voldemort and Dumbledore - [i]very[/i] cool!
The book wasn't too fresh in my mind though, maybe that's why I enjoyed it - I wasn't too aware of all the things changed/cut out....... Hmm, I dunno. Things cut out/changed in the movies never really bothered me anyway |
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witchsnape
Joined: 28 July 2007 Posts: 21
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Posted: Wednesday 15 August 2007 11 38 15 am in topic:Only for those who have already seen OoTP!!! |
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I quite enjoyed it personally. I know they left a lot out but I owuld have hated to fit that much information into a movie. my husband hasnt read any of the books ( I know I cant believe it either! ) and really enjoyed the film. |
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GodrictheGriffon
Joined: 27 December 2006 Posts: 3716 Location: Beside the veil, waiting for Sirius.... And Midnight! I wonder how long your location can be?....
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Posted: Sunday 12 August 2007 11 18 52 am in topic:After the Battle |
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Alan recognized a blonde haired Gryffindor who he thought was in her sixth year. Sydney her name was. He tapped her on the shoulder while still keeping Roger up-right. "Would you mind if I got in front of you? I think that my friend is in really bad shape," he asked her. But Roger spoke before the girl could answer. He murmured one sentence."I'm not dead yet." Alan smiled for the third time that night. Monty Python and the Holy Grail always had been his favorite muggle film. Alan's mother had shown it to hm, Roger, and, Willi over a summer that he remembered quite clearly but felt like a life-time away. The girl let the two boys pass by her."Thanks. Your name is Sydney right?" |
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the_roof_is_leaking
Joined: 3 August 2007 Posts: 96 Location: Never far behind Mad-eye Moody. (Or N.Ireland then)
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Posted: Thursday 9 August 2007 09 26 15 am in topic:Who is your favourite character? |
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I adore Mad-eye Moody. I just loved him the moment I read Goblet of fire and, surprisingly, loved him even more after seeing the film. I just think he'd be awesome to know and you could learn a lot from him. |
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the_roof_is_leaking
Joined: 3 August 2007 Posts: 96 Location: Never far behind Mad-eye Moody. (Or N.Ireland then)
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Posted: Sunday 5 August 2007 02 13 45 pm in topic:Least Favorite NEW Character After Reading Book 5 (spoilers) |
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I know this is old now, but what the hey! I'm answering anyway (no rhyme intended! )
I chose Grawp - in the book he was on the kinda boring/pointless side. Though I have to admit, in the film he was quite sweet  |
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Un'Anima Persa
Joined: 12 February 2005 Posts: 3326 Location: In mourning.
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Posted: Friday 3 August 2007 06 00 13 pm in topic:Am I the only one who thought that the GoF film s*cked? |
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Of course you're not. I thought it was good when I was actually watching it, but after I got out I realized that all the sugar must've gone to my head. It was an abomination, in my opinion. I strongly disliked this film, expecially because I LOVED the book. |
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