JK Rowling believes that she made a mistake by not having Hermione Granger and Harry Potter end up together forever in her best-selling books.
The author disclosed that she brought Hermione and Ron Weasley together for “very personal reasons,” not because they were a “credible” couple.
It's beloved by critics and by fans. It's broken multiple box office records. And, gosh darn it, the film made most of the THG staff cry.
But does that mean Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 will be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards?
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the new box office champion. It broke pretty much every record over the weekend, knocking The Dark Knight into second place in many categories.
But for how long can Harry, Hermione and company hold off The Caped Crusader?
Harry Potter took down more than just Voldemort this weekend. The final installment of this beloved franchise set numerous box office records. Among them:
In what will likely be the first of many records set by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, the film has knocked The Twilight Saga out of a number-one perch.
The final adventure for Daniel Radcliffe and company $43.5 million at midnight screenings Friday morning, demolishing the $30 million mark set by The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.
It's safe to say that few films are greeted with the simultaneous feelings of elation and dread that surround Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
For 10 years, Harry, Ron, Hermione & Co. have touched millions of lives, maturing and gaining confidence as they transitioned from misfits to heroes.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows hits theaters today. Perhaps you've heard. Perhaps you've read the incredible reviews.
And perhaps you're being dragged to see it by a significant other and have no clue what any of this Muggle, Gryffindor or Horicrux talk is all about. Fear not. The Fine Brothers are here for you.
He's not as well known as Daniel Radcliffe or Emma Watson, but he's played as critical a role in the Harry Potter franchise as anyone.
So, how does Christopher Columbus - the director of the first two installments, and producer of the third - feel about the conclusion of this series, which officially gets underway with the Friday release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?
The critics are in love with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2.
Soon, fans will have a chance to be themselves, as the final installment in the most lucrative movie franchise in history hits theaters on July 15. But that's still too far away.
You've read the interviews, you've seen the trailers, you've counted down the days until the July 15 release.
Now, only one question remains: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows actually any good? In a word, according to a handful of movie critics, YES. Check out their sterling reviews below...
The final Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows trailer has been released, and it's 150 seconds of pure awesomeness.
In anticipation of the movie's July 15 release date, the preview takes us back to the beginning of the saga, depicting famous scenes from every film and setting up the epic showdown between The Boy Who Lived and He Who Shall Not Be Named.
While Twihards are buzzing over the first official trailer for Breaking Dawn, Harry Heads also have a reason to be excited today.
At last night's MTV Movie Awards, Emma Watson appeared on stage and presented a special first look at the final chapter in this historic chapter. It will hit theaters on July 15, and it shouldn't serve as any major spoiler to reveal that it will focus on a showdown between The Boy Who Lived and The Dark Lord.
