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Ah...I love Cedric! Still cry at the end of this movie :'''(

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ANDREW'S TAKE

Over the past few months there have been three websites which launched to much fanfare within their respective fandoms.

Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, and Twilight all have a site created by the legal owners, and they are each viral in their own way. But is one better than the other two? And which is best for its respective fandom?

Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling was first out of the gate with Pottermore a few months ago (though technically it still hasn’t officially launched). The site is a place for fans to go to be sorted, read new content from Jo, and interact in limited ways with fellow Pottermore users.

Next came Lionsgate with TheCapitol.pn for The Hunger Games fans. The site allows you to be placed in a District and receive a District Identification Pass. You’re then encouraged to share the pass on your social media networks. Not much else is offered presently.

Most recently was Summit’s Twilight Time Capsule which allows fans to upload photos, video, and text from a particular time in Twilight history. You can then scroll through all the user-submitted content in an interactive interface. While it looks nice, there are some modifications that should be made so it’s easier to browse the content.

When the Time Capsule was released I was surprised to see a couple Potter fans say that Twilight Time Capsule was copying Pottermore. What? This argument is silly. The two sites don’t compare.

And frankly, Twilight Time Capsule is the best out of the three in terms of catering to the fandom. Time Capsule allows the fans to shape a website using their experiences in the fandom. It’s an extensive archive of moments from the rabid fans who are the reason Twilight exists in the first place.

And before you Twilight haters say, “Well, Twilight doesn’t have new info from its author on theirinteractive site.” That’s true, but they DO have an encyclopedia with new info in book form. (Edit: And that’s not to say Potter and Hunger Games encyclopedias won’t come out in the future.)

I believe Warner Brothers, J.K. Rowling, or someone from Team Potter should look at Time Capsule and copy it. It’d be wonderful to have an archive of fan photos and videos from the past 10 – 12 years of Harry Potter fandom. I think Potter fans who look at Time Capsule and scoff are just jealous – I know I am (and I’m not scoffing).

While fandom viral sites are nothing new, it’s interesting that three of the biggest book-to-film fandoms each created a Flash-heavy, interactive site around the same time. The book publishers and film studios certainly see the benefit in creating these to test the waters and see what can spread like wildfire. Each of them has plenty of room for improvement, but instead of hating on one “copying” the other, lets encourage additional viral sites to bring some exciting things to each fandom.

FILM Harry Potter terakhir menunjukkan mantra sihir paling ampuhnya.
Buktinya, film berjudul lengkap Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 ini jadi film  dengan untung paling banyak di hari pertama pemutarannya di box office Amerika Utara. Demikian kabar yang dilansir Associated Press, Minggu (17/7). Harry Potter 7 Part 2, yang tayang perdana sejak Jumat kemarin di AS, meraup AS$ 92,1 juta di hari pertamanya.
Angka itu hampir AS$ 20 juta lebih tinggi dari pemegang rekor hari pertama sebelumnya, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, yang meraih AS$ 72,2 juta di hari pertama pemutaran.
Film Harry Potter 7 Part 2 juga mencatat rekor penayangan midnight dengan angka AS$ 43,5 juta. Angka itu melebihi perolehan The Twiilight Saga: Eclipse yang meraih AS$ 30 juta pada pertunjukkan midnight tahun lalu.
Para analis box office di Hollywood.com meramalkan film pamungkas Harry Potter ini bakal mengalahkan rekor angka pemutaran akhir pekan pertama AS$ 158,4 juta yang diraih The Dark Knight.
Kita lihat saja (dan semoga filmnya betulan segera edar di sini.).

Warner Bros. Pictures final installment in the Harry Potter franchise managed the largest opening day in box office history with $92.1 million earned on Friday, followed that with $42.8 million on Saturday and another estimated $33.6 million on Sunday, making it's weekend gross the biggest in history with $168.5 million.

Film averaged a huge $38,526 per theater from 4,375 venues. IMAX accounted for $15.5 million in North America and a worldwide $23.5 million gross. Overseas, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 box office is also impressive, with over $157.5 million, bringing its worldwide pocket to over $326 million thus far.

Potter topped The Dark Knight's $$158.4 million opening weekend set on July 18th, 2008.

Second-placed Transformers: Dark of the Moon added another $21.25 million in its third weekend at play, making its total U.S. cume $302 million. Internationally, the Michael Bay film has accumulated

In third, Warner Bros. Pictures' Horrible Bosses comedy showed a mere 38% change in its sophomore weekend box office run, turning in $17.6 million from 3,134 venues. Total cume is $60 million for the film starring Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day, Colin Farrell, Jennifer Aniston, Kevin Spacey and Jamie Foxx.

Fourth belongs to Sony's Kevin James and Rosario Dawson comedy Zookeeper which grossed $12.3 million in its second weekend run. Frank Coraci film showed a 39% change and has made around $42.3 million thus far.

Rounding off the top five films this weekend, Disney/Pixar's Cars 2 animated family adventure made pocketed another $8.3 million, making its North American gross over $165.3 million.

Other wide opener Winnie the Pooh finished in sixth place with $8 million earned.

Indie film-wise, Fox Searchlight Pictures' Snow Flower & The Secret Fan opened in 24 venues, grossing $135,619. IFC's Tabloid documentary earned $93,000 from 14 locations, Sony Pictures Classics' Life, Above All debuted in 5 theaters with $14,328 and IFC's Salvation Boulevard made $7,500 from 4 venues.