Currently Browsing: "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince"

Americans + sitting on asses + it’s hot outside + reasonably kickass movies = CA$H. Now that’s an equation that balances, to the tune of $4.17 billion fucking dollars. Come inside, check out the winners/losers recap, and cash some checks with this year’s top ten.

Well, why don’t we just officially come out and say it, now? “Summer season at the movies has been crap!” Okay, maybe it really hasn’t been that bad, but it sure feels that way to some people.

It’s another edition of the Reject Report and we have some big wide releases on tap this weekend, including the family adventure Alone in the Attic and the Judd Apatow laughfest Funny People, starring Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen.

This weekend we had an upset at the box office. G-Force, that Disney movie with the funny animals, took down Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

It sure does feel like a down weekend at theaters. What else is there to say? This weekend we are looking at three movies coming out — G-Force, The Ugly Truth and Orphan — and quite simply I don’t know anyone who’s been waiting all summer to see this.

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.

We had a lot of fun while Neil was out of town, but now that he’s back, the show actually has to do with movies. Lame, we know.

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.

Kevin Carr reviews this week’s new movies: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and (500) Days of Summer.

Neil continues to lurk around our nation’s capital on a clandestine assignment, so FSR’s Features Editor Cole Abaius steps in as guest Fat Guy this week (although he insists he’s very appropriately body-proportionate).

I’m not sure how your day went. Maybe you finally got that nap in that you wanted, your boyfriend brought home flowers or something. But no matter what, you didn’t have as good a day as Harry Potter.

I had the chance to sit down with actress Bonnie Wright who plays Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films, and she had a lot to say about growing up in film, her character stepping up and what she loves about the filmmaking process.

Kevin rages out at people who splatter his Facebook wall and TweetDeck columns with movie and TV spoilers.

Welcome to another early edition of the Reject Report and this week we try and figure out the box office for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. All I gotta say is that trying to figure out the box office keeps on getting tougher and tougher.

Want to spend your school days living out a life of wonder and magic in the hallowed halls of Hogwarts? You might as well swallow poison and feed yourself to a lion now, because Hogwarts is nothing but trouble.

With Half-Blood Prince being the, sigh, sixth film in the series, we figured everyone’s memory might need a little jogging before they go see it at midnight tonight.

This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we explore the seedy underbelly of Bruno, discuss fighting skeletons, and imagine a world where a Steven Spielberg-directed Musical exists.

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.

You demanded it, so you’re going to get it. Since a remote tribe mistook Neil for their God, he’s still out of the country, so Quint from Aint it Cool will be our special guest on Reject Radio this week.

Director David Yates is claiming two radically different visions for the last films in the Harry Potter series.