Harry Potter Films Released In 2 Parts

It seems that the last two Harry Potter flicks will each be released in 2 parts. This news brings tears to my eyes. Why? Because so many “based-on-a-book” movies usually cut so much out of the plot that it never meets my expectations.

Now the question to be asked is this a move by the studio to make more money? You bet your ass it is. Do I care? No freaking way. More Harry Potter means a happy me. I just hope they don’t butcher the movie with new stuff to fill the time.

I’ll keep y’all posted as I hear more.

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Dumbledore Likes Penis, Big Whoop

Hey all you Harry Potter fans out there. I don’t know if you saw this over the weekend, but JK Rowling let is slip that the character Albus Dumbledore is gay. Not only does this do nothing for the plot, but it also angers me that she is still “releasing” information after the series has been concluded.

I liked the story as is. I don’t want new information being put out there that is going to make me have to rethink everything. F that.

I’m sure this “coming out” is more of a PR type move more than anything. I bet Rowling is a pro-gay rights activist.

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Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Review

I spent the better part of the past weekend tearing through the latest installment in the Harry Potter series, titled “Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows”. Normally, I am not one to ruin plots and endings for people - let alone write a freaking book review - but this book blew me away. Therefore, it is my civic duty to share my thoughts on the book with BpBc reader. Hopefully, other fanatics will come forward and join the conversation. I will try to avoid the plot of the story and give anything away for those who plan on reading the book, but I can’t garauntee anything.

Proceed with caution…

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College Kids Play Real Life Quidditch - Makes Me Feel Slightly Less Dorky

It seems that some college kids at Bucknell University have organized a quidditch team at their school.

Apparently the players “wear outlandish garb including swimming goggles and capes made out of shower curtains and bed sheets”. Since the muggles obviously can’t fly, they stick the brooms between their legs and run around the field.

Nothing beats watching a handful of young adults - who are about to join the real world - run around with brooms between their legs, pretending to play quidditch while wearing shower curtain capes and probably no underwear (total speculation).

I used to think my obsession with “the boy who lived” was a bit unhealthy, but after reading this article, I feel a little better about myself.

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