One thing that the Harry Potter series has always gotten right is the humor. It doesn’t matter who directed it, each film seems to have that unique comic sensibility that mostly comes from the trials and tribulations of puberty and young love. With the last installment, the focus is decidedly off of the awkwardness and onto the bloodbath on the horizon. Fortunately, it looks like the humor is coming from giving Emma Watson the eyebrows off of Daniel Radcliffe’s face. Plus, you just can’t beat the punch line from the twins. Well played. Check it out in HD over at their facebook page.

As the only literate Reject, it’s my duty to find the latest, the greatest and the untouched classics that would make great source material for film adaptations. I read so you don’t have to. This week, Print to Projector presents the story of an old shipmaster found stabbed to death, a fortune left untouched, and a mystery that would inspire the writings of Edgar Allan Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne.

It would be perfect to see Tom Felton and Daniel Radcliffe sign on to films that have the same release date. At least, it would be fantastic for unimaginative headline writers and fans of sports betting. The release dates are yet to be seen, but Radcliffe might have signed on for something new (and entirely new for him), and Felton is readying his first film after graduating from the school for witches and wizards. For one, it’s the end of the world. For the other, it’s a life that will surely lead to drug abuse and multiple mistresses.

As the years have passed, many a worldy moviegoer has noticed that there’s something to this Harry Potter franchise. And as it embarks on its homeward stretch, we can’t help but think about how much the scale of said movies has grown from parts one to five. With Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the two-part finale, lurking on the horizon, the time has come for the big finish. Based on what we’re seeing from the marketing team over at Warner Bros., a big finish is exactly what we’re going to get. After the jump you will see exactly what I’m talking about — a new featurette that promises an epic scale for the big end of the world’s favorite wizard story.

I don’t have a catchy title for this one. No snarky comment. No hilarious anecdote about wizards and their need to overcompensate with big wands. No, I’ve got nothing but awe for the first trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. From the looks of things, I would predict that I will have nothing but awe for the films as well. They look, for lack of a better word, monumental.

I can’t imagine that writer/producers Lesley Paterson and Ian Stokell have their sights set on an Oscar repeat, but they’ve picked up a young star that’s been locked in Potterdom despite a few attempts and opportunities to play around outside the wizarding world. According to Variety, Daniel Radcliffe has signed on to the project, taking on the role of Paul which was first originated on screen by the legendary Lew Ayres.

Among the new footage to debut at this evening’s MTV Movie Awards show — did anyone watch it, did Twilight win? — was a new minute-long trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The film, directed by David Yates, will be part one in the epic two part finale of the Potter series.

Over the course of the last few days, Warner Bros. has released two new stills from the upcoming fantasy film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1. And unfortunately, neither one of them is really all that interesting.

We’d love to hear what you loved (or hated) about Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Spoilers inside, friends, so if you haven’t seen the movie…move along…I hear there’s an awesome news story just below this post.

This week Landon watched Harry Potter 1-5 in a row, and wants to share with you every passing thought he had along the way.

For some reason I have to write the word ‘Bilbo’ a ton in this post, and it feels slightly gross. Luckily, I don’t have to write “Ryan Reynolds Cast as Bilbo Baggins,” so that’s a relief.

Daniel Radcliffe makes fun of Film School Rejects, then claims they are doing something incredibly different with the last two Harry Potter films. Plus, Emma Watson talks about being chased through the forest by Snatchers. I have no idea if that’s a Potter thing or if it’s wacky British slang for paparazzi.

We’ve seen the evolution of this series from children’s films to beautiful pieces of cinematic art. Half-Blood Prince is the next step in the elevation and evolution of that art. Yates, the cast and the crew have done something fantastic.

Warner Bros. has released their final press kit for their upcoming fantasy adventure Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince today. And in it, we’ve found 60 beautiful images from the production.

Can you believe this beef? Allegedly Hogwarts Academy for wizards and shit (formal title) doesn’t actually exist.

Little-known Indie darling Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince will be hitting art houses in select cities this summer, and filmmakers wanted to entice potential audiences with a little clip of an orphanage.

Warner Bros. has just hit us up with yet another new look at Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, a film that is still months away. And I was going to ignore it, to load the video into our player and save the posting for later — but then I watched this little featurette and it looks really cool.

Warner Bros. has released a brand new film clip and a slew of new TV spots for their upcoming adventure Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Oh, and a poster too.

Warner Bros. Pictures has provided FSR with the third theatrical trailer for their upcoming adventure Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the sixth film in the Potter series and the second from director David Yates.

I will be the first to tell you that I haven’t read any of the Harry Potter books. So I have no idea what is going on beyond the most recently released film. But what I can tell you from all of the promotional materials that I’ve seen is that this new film looks dark.