Yes, I'm going to see Harry Potter.

[JoBelle]

I'm never one much for pop culture, but I can't resist it! I have a kid who thinks that Harry Potter rates higher than Capt. Kangaroo ever did! 😀 So, tomorrow, when he's not cranky from a long day at gradeschool 😛 we're going to venture to the theater to see the kids at Hogwart's save the day again.

I really thought the first movie was just darlin', and I'm looking forward to seeing number two. Maybe even moreso than the kiddo! *GASP* There, I said it. I'm now part of the common culture.*giggle*

I know HP is popular in the States and the UK, but is it a craze with the kids in other places too?
Joby

 

[TickleCrazy]

My 9-year-old son is seeing it right now as part of his friend's birthday party. Can't wait to hear about it.

 

[ForgottenTcklr]

Well Jobelle,

If people didn't like Harry Potter, well then... it wouldn't be so popular. So logic proves that some people must like it, even adults!

 

[red indian]

What can I tell you joby.......

......the "Ford Anglia" is part of English culture, of which Americans thankfully have had no experience. It must be like discovering some ancient god parent that no one told you about.

 

[Krokus]

Ick

Harry Potter...*cringes* 🙄

 

[amk714]

I know HP is popular in the States and the UK, but is it a craze with the kids in other places too?

I think this link will answer your question, Joby:

http://www.soemadison.wisc.edu/ccbc/rowling/editions.htm

I've never read any of the Harry Potter books or seen the movies, but it must be a great series, since so many kids and adults are fans! 🙂

 

[TickleCrazy]

My son's report: a little scary but great.

 

[giggleygirl25]

nephew loved it as well, my sister thought it was cool but obviously not as much detail as the book (ehhh movies that are derived from books are usually shorter than the books)...overall an A rating hehehe...this has been a giggleygirl vicariously reviewed film...ty for listening 😉