Saturday, November 18, 2006
Harry Potter New Mini Bust Images
As excitement grows for the new Harry Potter film, the Order of the Phoenix, images are surfacing of product on the net, check of these 3 Mini Bust designs available from Entertainment Earth. Harry Potter, Draco Malfoy and Cho Chang.
Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix Website Online
Check out the new website from Warner Bros. for the next installment of Harry Potter.
The Website features images, synopsis, the movie poster & a link to Harry's 4th year site.
Click here to view
The Astronaut Farmer Poster
Dismissed from NASA's space program, former astronaut-in-training Charles Farmer (Billy Bob Thornton) pursues his lifelong dream by building his own rocket in the Polish Brothers' family film "The Astronaut Farmer." On the eve of his launch, he must battle foreclosure on his ranch, a small-town community of disbelievers, the FAA, and FBI agents who want to shut him down in the name of Homeland Security - but remains determined to reach his goal and instill in his children the courage to pursue their own dreams, no matter the odds.
The Astronaut Farmer opens nationwide on February 23, 2007.
The Kiss you Harry Potter Fans have been waiting for
Well here it is, the kiss we have all been waiting for big screen magic.
Special thanks goes to the Harry Potter Fan Zone site for the fantastic image, be sure to check them out for more promotional images sent to them by the wonderful Warner Bros.
Friday, November 17, 2006
BSkyB Buys into ITV in the UK
Rupert Murdoch has finally grabbed the slice of the U.K.'s terrestrial TV market that he's coveted for years.
His BSkyB, Europe's leading satcaster, on Friday acquired a 17.9% stake in ITV for £940 million ($1.78 billion), making it the commercial broadcaster's biggest shareholder.
The paybox has bought 696 million shares at $2.54 each in a move that is being interpreted as a ploy to block Nasdaq-listed cabler NTL's plans to merge with ITV.
Full story over at Variety
Casino Royale beats other Bonds
Casino Royale shook up the U.K. box office during its first day of release on Thursday, earning more than any other film in the James Bond franchise, reports Reuters.
The 21st 007 installment, which marks the debut of Daniel Craig, sold 1.7 million pounds ($3.2 million) worth of tickets, a 54 percent increase over comparable sales for the previous Bond film and first-day record-holder, 2002's Die Another Day.
In all, two-thirds of all movie tickets sold in Britain were for Casino Royale.
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