Recently on Twitter there was a HashTag of #ReplaceMovieNamesWithVoldemort which asked you to replace movie names with Voldemort in order to come up with new and exciting or funny movie titles. Obviously you have a few mvies which may suit and on this page you can find a few suggestions for movies where you can replace the a word with Voldemort, the evil wizard from the Harry Potter series of movies.
I have included some of my #ReplaceMovieNamesWithVoldemort movie titles in the list below… Enjoy!
Top 25 “Replace Movie Names with Voldemort” Movie Titles
The Voldemort Redemption The Good, the Bad and the Voldemort Voldemort’s List Voldemort Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Star Wars: Episode V – Voldemort Strikes Back Citizen Voldemort American Voldemort Saving Private Voldemort Voldemort of Arabia A Clockwork Voldemort To Kill a Voldemort Voldemort Goes to Washington Die Voldemort For a Few Voldemorts More No Country for Old Voldemorts Kill Voldemort: Vol. 1 Million Dollar Voldemort Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Voldemorts Finding Voldemort V for Voldemort Twelve Voldemorts How to Train Your Voldemort When Harry met Voldemort Cowboys and Voldemort Bohemian Voldemort Rise of the Planet of the Voldemorts Breakfast at Voldemorts Voldemort Club 12 Angry Voldemorts Princess Voldemort Good Will Voldemort Toy Voldemort Star Wars: Return of the Voldemort Voldemort in the Rain Citizen Voldemort Willy Voldemort and the Chocolate Factory
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If you are looking at doing Timelapse I would certainly recommend the iTimeLapse iPhone App. (Note, you need a camera on your device so the old iPod Touch cannot use this app)
The iTimelapse iPhone App allows you to create a timelapse project, specifying the timelapse interval, duration of the project, & size of the video. During rendering you can output at varying framerates, add music and add a filename. The timelapse videos can then be output to your camera roll / library for sharing.
The quality of the videos are very good and I feel I could be getting slowly addicted to timelapseing … But it is enjoyable especially if you have a nice subject, e.g. sunset, cityscape, or something which is slow moving but interesting to watch over time.
I would recommend that you switch to Airplane Mode, turn off sound, turn down the brightness, and if you are running a timelapse which takes mire than 2 hours that you have a full battery or stay on AC power.
Your projects in iTimeLapse are saved so if you render & export your video at 12fps and you find that it is too jumpy then you can re-render later by accessing the project file and changing the fps of the timelapse.
Have a look at a sample which I created this month in Sydney, Australia.
The iTimeLapse iPhone app is available in the app store at €2.99 – well worth it, a nice fun app.
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince – Movie Review
Having seen all previous Harry Potter films, I saw the preview in Storm Cinemas Waterford on Wednesday evening.
You won’t be disappointed – good story, good effects and a bit of humour thrown in also.
It is very hard to review the film without spoiling it for anyone who hasn’t read the Harry Potter books.
Basically the plot for Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince continues with Harry and friends still in Hogwarts. Voldemort is all around and is impacting the Muggle and wizarding worlds. The normally secure Hogwarts is no longer the safe – students are being attacked and dark forces are apparent from the outset. Harry has a sneaking suspicion that certain teachers in Hogwarts may have been in league with Voldemort. Whether he is right or wrong, Dumbledore helps Harry, by giving him advice and showing him the past, in preparation for a final battle against the dark forces. There are plenty of those “nice guys” the Death eaters and Bellatrix Lestrange, played by Helena Bonham Carter makes a reappearance. Also, look out for the Cliffs of Moher in Co. Clare which make an appearance in the film.
There is lots going on and if you haven’t seen the previous films, you will get more from the film if you can do some cramming before seeing this one.
There is a lot of Lovey Dovey stuff at the start of the film, which I think goes on for a bit longer than I think was necessary, but overall the film flies along like the train to Hogwarts. Very enjoyable even for a non-Harry Potter fan. The Next film will be Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 1) and I’m sure as soon as Harry Potter fans across the world exit cinemas and theaters, the will all be looking forward to that next film in the series.
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince – Verdict: I didn’t really like the last film, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, but this certainly made up for it.
One small comment about the Storm Cinemas showing of the trailer for the film 2012 which depicts the end of the world, was NOT in my view suitable for an audience which was comprised mainly of children, who are easily affected by imagery such as this – the trailers should not end up giving kids nightmares!!Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince – Running Time : 2h 33mins (153 mins)
Overall : 9/10
Official Trailer – Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince
Another good choice from Waterford Film for All. The Class (or Entre Les Murs in French … don’t know where they got the translation from) is about a teacher in a French secondary school trying to reach out to a troubled and troublesome class of underprivileged kids.
The style of the film is quite unusual, in that you feel you are sitting in the class, the camera panning around the room as comments and chaos fly around the class room. The dialogue is very fast in parts but is witty also. The actors who play the students are very good and the classroom scenes have a bit of improvisation in the dialogue which adds to the realism.
Some reviews claim this is a feel good film – I think, it could have been, but did not succeed. The film starts going in one direction, and you think you know where the film will end up, but I felt at the end it didn’t achieve its potential. Its about 40 mins too long, it has a weaker than expected conclusion (I don’t like films that just leave you hanging), and some loose ends were not resolved. Just because it has weak points does not mean I didn’t enjoy the majority of the film, it was entertaining and compelling in parts.
The Class was directed by Laurent Cantet and won the Palme d’Or at Cannes last year and was very unlucky not to get an Academy award.
Lakeview Terrace is now out on DVD (having missed it when it was in the cinema). The film stars Samuel L. Jackson as Abel Turner an LAPD cop with an attitude, Patrick Wilson as Chris Mattson who moves next door to Abel Turner along with his black wife Lisa played by Kerry Washington.
Abel Turner has a problem with the fact that he is white and his wife is black. Able tries to intimidate the new neighbours into moving, through a series of psychological tricks and tactics.
The film is very well produced as for a while at the start of the film you can see why Abel has a problem with his neighbours, including some sexual antics in the pool which was observed by Abel’s kids. You can see that Abel is trying to bring up his kids right – and perhaps his tactics are warranted.
The overall plot is very well worked and without spoiling the plot, Abel loses it and becomes a man obsessed with getting rid of them.
Lakeview Terrace is actually the name of the area that the famous Rodney King beatings were ‘allegedly’ made by L.A. police in 1991. His name and famous line, “Can’t we all just get along?” is also referenced in the movie.
Excellent plot, great twist and a great ending. Well worth renting. The only down side is that the couple who move in, don’t really deserve each other – I didn’t really care what happened to them as the characters are not that likeable.
