Rated PG-13
Opens: July 15, 2011
Studio: Warner Bros.
Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Gary Oldman and Ralph Fiennes
Directed by: David Yates
Kevin says Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II ROCKS!
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Read Kevin’s review of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II here.
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HARRY POTTER AND THEJuly 15, 2011
STARRING
Daniel Radcliffe as HARRY POTTER
Rupert Grint as RON WEASLEY
Emma Watson as HERMIONE GRANGER
Ralph Fiennes as LORD VOLDEMORT
Alan Rickman as PROFESSOR SNAPE
Helena Bonham Carter as BELLATRIX LESTRANGE
Michael Gambon as PROFESSOR DUMBLEDORE
Directed by: David Yates
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This Week: While Kevin dresses up in his wizard’s cloak and Gryffindor scarf to celebrate the final Harry Potter film, he invites Grae Drake from The Popcorn Mafia to join him in the Magical Studio in the Sky to reminisce about what a wonderful place that Hogwarts was. They also chat about Winnie the Pooh and biological eruptions that happen in the ocean. In the middle segment, they compare their patronuses and lay down a Fat Guy Five about the greatest mage franchises in movie history. Stupify!
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On April 22, Fat Guy Kevin Carr rolled into the FOX 28 studios in Columbus, Ohio for a weekly movie segment. This week, he talked about his most anticipated summer movies for 2011.
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Some folks will probably disagree with me, but I thought 2011 was actually a pretty good year for films. It didn’t have a ton of fantastic movies, but it had plenty of good movies throughout. Sure, there were real stinkers (which you can check out here), but there were plenty of three- and four-star films out there to enjoy. And the beginning of 2011 treated us to some truly original content, even if none of those films made this final list. But when all is said and done, there were still some fantastic films to enjoy, and the year really ended with a bang.
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