Harry Potter worldwide screening announced for Blu-ray

Half-Blood Prince unites the globe with BD Live screening.

By Will Federman, October 21, 2009 (1) comments

This time - it's personal!

Breaking the region barrier, Warner Home Video will feature its first worldwide BD Live community screening for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince on December 12th, just four days after its release on Blu-ray.

The Half-Blood Prince release will also mark the second BD Live community screening with audio commentary, no longer limiting filmmakers to answering questions sent via text message.

Director David Yates will serve as the emcee for the event, which star Daniel Radcliffe will also attend. Only the first 100,000 users that register their discs through BD Live and RSVP for the event will be guaranteed a spot to participate. The screening will begin at 8 PM London local time, for any Yankees trying to do the math.

“I’m really looking forward to the live community screening of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and excited to talk directly to fans of the movie about my experiences and answer their questions,” said Radcliffe. “It’s a wonderful way for fans and for those directly involved with making a film to share opinions and ideas.”

Yates added, “I’m looking forward to engaging with the thoughts and opinions of the fans who have supported us so loyally and passionately over the years—without them the films wouldn’t be the success they are.”

Now, Yankees and wankers worldwide can try to out-geek each other with obnoxious Harry Potter trivia.

Great.

Posted in News, and tagged with BD Live, daniel radcliffe, david yates, harry potter and the half-blood prince, harry potter blu-ray.

One Response to “Harry Potter worldwide screening announced for Blu-ray”

r4i software says:

November 20, 2009 at 6:42 am

Hi,
I like this article but..
last night i went to the midnight premiere of harry potter and the half blood prince! I was honestly so disappointed! was it just me or did it seem very choppy and for some reason didn’t feel like it was a harry potter movie. Don’t get me wrong some of the parts in it were either really funny or somewhat scary but i really was not satisfied. I don’t know, what did you think?? Am i wrong? Give me your opinions..

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