DVDs & Films Forum - Deathly Hallows I & IIAnticipation Thread - Page 1

Oooo in retro fitted 3D as well.

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Behold some caps. I'll add descriptions for those that only read the book once or not at all. I can't promise there won't be spoilers



seven potters, 'nuff said. Apparently they shut down the Dartford Tunnel for 2 hours at 4am for this sequence. bet they were popular



Spot the difference between this and the same shot in the teaser trailer



Gregorovitch



Ron's looking at the figure coming out of the locket as it tries to protect itself



...but he destroys it anyway



This is the wrong location for this, unless they're really padding the duel out, which would explain...



This doesn't happen, and I'm having trouble figuring out where they'd stick it



Pretty much spot on

Other points of note



This should be in the Shrieking Shack



Fiendfyre, but why are they there? Harry never saw the Tiara in HBP (movie) as Ginny hid the book



This has only 3 frames in the trailer, but it says a lot. That's Blaize Zabini beneath Draco there, which means Jamie Waylett's repeated drugs offences means he's lost out on his biggest payday ever - twat.



That's Hermione on the right, and this little trip was noticeable by its absence in the first movie




Now, the reason I've posted these fuzzy images is because of where they are. This appears to be Harry's childhood bedroom, which was blown apart when Voldemort tried to kill Harry. Bathilda/Nagini has obviously punched through from the house next door. It'll make an interesting narrative, but makes no sense. Also, no polyjuice disguises, and very little evidence of Invisibility cloak use.

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This item was edited on Tuesday, 29th June 2010, 21:43

Dartford tunnel gets closed down so often, I doubt anybody would have noticed.

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just been reading the last few posts, and i remembered that last year, around september, they were filming some scenes for harry potter up here in the mersey tunnels, one or two nights i think it was. i have just googled it and an article mentions, a stand-in for motorbike chase scenes in London's Blackwall Tunnel.

sorry if this has been mentioned before.

Apparently the Liverpool shooting involved Bill Nighy and is where they shot the "Rufus Scrimgeour scene", using the Birkenhead tunnel.

I have no idea what that means, just always interested when big films shoot scenes near me. Robert Downey Jnr. spent a few days up here shooting Sherlock Holmes at the Canada docks

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Apparently the Liverpool shooting involved Bill Nighy and is where they shot the "Rufus Scrimgeour scene", using the Birkenhead tunnel.

That makes no sense whatsoever. The only interaction Rufus has with Harry in DH is to give the trio what Dumbledore left them in his will, and that happened at the burrow at Harry's birthday. Moving the scene to a tunnel (if, indeed, that's what's happened) is completely illogical

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well, if this one doesn't get you excited, please, seek medical attention, immediately

Thats me off down to A&E then lol


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That makes no sense whatsoever.Seems to be quite a bit of that above though?...
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Thats me off down to A&E then lolHow do you think we'll do in triage?

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Seems to be quite a bit of that above though?
I meant in relation to the known material. I'm ok with a small deviation from the source, but this just doesn't gel

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