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When Nearly Headless Nick pops out of a bowl of pastries in the Harry Potter movies, it is hilarious. In an online meeting however, we prefer to see people of flesh and blood, with a chest. So tilt your screen to get part of your torso in the picture. Usually the lighting will look better too, so you'll kill two birds with one stone.

In a way, I wish they would have waited to make any of the movies until after the book series was finished, and I have a feeling that fifty years from now, there will be some really good Harry Potter movies made. To do that, they need to do what Peter Jackson and his crew did with "Lord of the Rings": sit down and really try to figure out how to turn the books into a movie, as a series. The first two movies were close to the book in look and feel, but lacked in plot and emotion (I thought). As big a Harry Potter fan as I am, I haven't really gone back to watch either one on video. They don't draw people in, and they don't do the books justice.

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I'm an HP nerd all right...seen the movies many times over and have read and re-read the books...I'm glad that someone other than Wikipedia or HP Lexicon endeavors to catalog the wizarding world online. Some day, if it isn't here already, those curious about our world will come here to learn about it.

Harry Potter first started out as a means to get my children reading. As it went on, it became an obsession for the whole family! We all would take turns reading the books, and discussing what we read. We would try to guess what was coming next. Then we would watch the movies and compare them tot he movies. It became something the whole family could get into. We found common ground that everyone could enjoy! Top that off with the fact that Harry Potter stretches and exercizes the imagination and helped me to get my children reading, and i am in love!

Xbox 360 owners will be able to rent full-length films such as 300, The Good German, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from as little as 250 Microsoft Points (*ERP 2) for Standard Definition movies and from 380 Microsoft Points (*ERP 3.20 [1]) for High Definition movies. This is in addition to over 100 music videos currently available to download from partners Ministry of Sound, Sony BMG, PIAS and Vid Zone.

Arash Amel, Senior Analyst, Head of Broadband Media, Screen Digest, commented: "As Hollywood turns its attention towards selling digital copies of its blockbuster movies, the delivery of movie content over the open internet has become a key battleground for a broad range of service providers. Screen Digest predicts that the total European movie download market will be worth 350m by 2012, up from 17m in 2007[2]. The Xbox LIVE Marketplace Video Store, as the first multi-territory hardware-based online movie delivery service in Europe, is expected to be a European market leader for movie downloads. Consumers in both the US and Europe have already made it abundantly clear that they are reluctant to watch two-hour long films on their PC, instead preferring to view them on personal devices or most preferably devices that can provide a link to their large-screen living room TVs and home entertainment systems."

Or as 26-year-old Michael Brody puts it: "I watch movies the way many people listen to music - anytime, anywhere, any way." A freelance writer in New York who blogs about film, he used to go to the movie theatre every week. Now he's there once or twice a month, partly to save money and also because he doesn't think most movies are worth the effort.

Step into some of the more modern cinemas these days, and you'll see increasingly common enticements aimed at keeping the lucrative youth market, even as online video becomes more accessible on sites such as YouTube, Netflix or Hulu - or from movie pirates who steal and distribute movies illegally.

"Apparently, watching the cat flushing the toilet is more satisfying," he says, chuckling as he pokes fun at young people's growing appetite for online videos. Those videos include anything from kitschy amateur pieces to the growing array of short and full-length films found online.

A recent survey by the Pew internet & American Life Project found that 62 per cent of internet users, age 18 to 24, said they watch TV shows and movies online, compared with just over a third of all internet users.

While they certainly crave a box office hit, Wang still feels very loyal to Wong Fu's online audience. And he only expects that audience to grow, especially as online video becomes part of everyday life for the up-and-coming generation of movie-watchers. be457b7860