You didn't think I was going to throw a poster for The Tree of Life your way and neglect to show you this fabulous piece of marketing, did you? I know that there are several detractors in the franchise, and it's something that I honestly understand. The first two films were wasted potential, somewhat alleviated by the marvelous third installment, but then they descended into another murky area, and by the time the sixth film came around most non-fans had already given up hope. It didn't matter that the series was about to be injected with a powerful burst of new life to even the playing field. The sixth film was simply a sign of the greatness ahead of us with Deathly Hallows: Part 1. I have doubts that Harry PotterDeathly Hallows: Part 2 will live up to that, but I remain as eagerly excited as before. This poster has an epic feeling to it that just screams conclusion. We're just a few months away now, and the tension is palpable.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Potter-Watch (46 of 77): It All Ends 7.15
You didn't think I was going to throw a poster for The Tree of Life your way and neglect to show you this fabulous piece of marketing, did you? I know that there are several detractors in the franchise, and it's something that I honestly understand. The first two films were wasted potential, somewhat alleviated by the marvelous third installment, but then they descended into another murky area, and by the time the sixth film came around most non-fans had already given up hope. It didn't matter that the series was about to be injected with a powerful burst of new life to even the playing field. The sixth film was simply a sign of the greatness ahead of us with Deathly Hallows: Part 1. I have doubts that Harry PotterDeathly Hallows: Part 2 will live up to that, but I remain as eagerly excited as before. This poster has an epic feeling to it that just screams conclusion. We're just a few months away now, and the tension is palpable.
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I was wondering when you would post it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good, particularly the fact that there is no title card, and that Voldy is giving Harry the finger.