Blu-ray.com have announced that the Harry Potter Wizards Collection is now available for preorder at Amazon.com for $349.99. The specific special contents of the set are not yet known, but the set will include Blu-ray and DVD editions of each film. Check back soon; we’ll post more information as it becomes available!
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The complete Harry Potter film series has been chosen by the American Film Institute to receive a special award in the institute’s annual recognition of excellence in film for the year 2011. This recognition honors both the cast and crew for all eight films!
According to their website, the American Film Institute is “America’s promise to preserve the history of the motion picture, to honor the artists and their work and to educate the next generation of storytellers…” Also, it is the largest non-profit exhibitor in the United States which has honored many legendary films, actors and actresses as well as television movies and programs for the past 40 years.
The Special AFI Award is presented to visual screen work that has made outstanding achievements in the moving image which do not fit AFI’s criteria for the other honorees of the year.
But we always knew the Harry Potter films were in a category of their own, didn’t we?
Congratulations to the cast and crew of the Harry Potter films for receiving one of the highest honors in the film industry!
Click here for more information about the American Film Institute.
Source: Harry Potter Films Official Facebook Page
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Once again, a Harry Potter movie marathon will be included in ABC Family’s 25 days of Christmas. And this time, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince will be among the films shown this weekend! The sixth Harry Potter film will have its television network premiere on Sunday, December 4 at 8:30pm EST/7:30pm Central on the ABC Family TV channel. The marathon itself will begin on Saturday, December 3–All Day Long (according to the program guide).
Click here for more information on the ABC Family website and here for the program guide.
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We previously reported that Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will stop distributing the Harry Potter films after December 29, 2011. So now, WBShop.com has a huge sale on all seven Harry Potter films on Blu-Ray and DVD. It is huge because the Blu-Ray films are under $10 ($9.00 to be exact) and the DVD films are under $5 ($4.25 to be exact). That is quite a deal!!
Click here for more information.
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AMC Theatres have announced that they will be showing all of the Harry Potter films back-to-back beginning July 11th through July 15th in select theatres.
Harry Potter: 8 movies. 4 nights. The Legendary Adventure.
Revisit the entire Harry Potter epic and be among the first to witness the final film, shown in RealD® 3D.
See two of the films each night, Monday, July 11 through Wednesday July 13 at 6 p.m. Then, on Thursday, July 14, see Part 1 of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows at 9 p.m. right before catching the premiere of Part 2 at 12:01.
$45 ticket includes admission to all eight films, a commemorative lanyard, and retrospective booklet.
See the list of participating theatres here.
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Warner Bros. have provided us with a video of a featurette that includes clips from all of the Harry Potter films, including a type of trailer from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. It also includes interviews with Dan Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, producer David Heyman, and director David Yates and behind-the-scenes footage.
They also provided us with download links so you can also download the trailer.
See the trailer here.
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For a limited time, iTunes is offering Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone for sale (not rent) to download at $4.99. The iTunes application does need to be downloaded in order to view the first Harry Potter film starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry), Emma Watson (Hermione), and Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley). This sale price for the video is only available until Tuesday, June 7, 2011.
Click here for more information.
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YouTube has just updated its YouTube Movies selection to include six of the seven released films from the Harry Potter film franchise, available for viewing as 24-hour rentals in the United States. Currently, the only unavailable film of the series is the sixth, Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince. Because the films are new to the service, the search database will lead you in circles whilst seeking the films for viewing. Use the links below for easy access to the films on YouTube Movies.
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According to the Harry Potter Official Facebook Page, it is now possible to view Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone on Facebook for 30 Facebook credits (which equals to $3.00). Although the viewing is accessible only to US residents, it is not available in all 50 states. The Facebook page determines this by zip code. Once fans pay the Facebook credits, they can view the first Harry Potter film as many as times they would like within a 48 hour period.
If fans are not Facebook members, registration is necessary to access this viewing opportunity.
Click here for more information.
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The Times created a list of 50 kids’ movies that can be enjoyed by adults as well as children. According to the article, the choices caused quite a debate among The Times staff before the Harry Potter films were placed in the #23 spot:
23 Harry Potter (2001-present) JK Rowling’s books were famously devoured by both kids and adults, and the film continued the trend, especially later installments, when the Children of Men director Alfonso Cuaron and State of Play ‘s David Yates injected teen angst and political intrigue.
The Incredibles produced by Pixar was #1.
Click here to read the article and the list.
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