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Daniel Radcliffe - 'The Woman in Black' trailer

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Harry Potter has grown up, and he's got a bit of a Jake Gyllenhaal thing going on here:

 
If done well, this film could be phenomenal.

I missed an opportunity to see the play on stage but I have seen the made-for-TV version.

Trailer looks AMAZING. Can't wait.
 
Trailer looks great indeed... HE looks great!!!! Didn't know there was a made-for-TV version... such a great show!!!
 
My god this looks scary. Why am I watching this after midnight when I live in the middle of the woods...
 
Wow, the movie looks pretty cool! And Daniel seems to be a good fit for the role, at least from the trailer.
 
Really you guys? This reminds me of some highschool film class movie. Not creepy at all.
 
Flash said:
Really yourself. Since when do high school film classes have the production values of first rate actors, costume designers, set designers, directors, locales and the myriad of other facets of motion picture production? Not to take anything from aspiring film makers at the high school level, but your comparison is ludicrous. #-o
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First rate actors and locales don't make a movie great. This just looks...bad
 
I was going to make a sharp retort but I found out you're from SK. Which city? I'm in Saskatoon.
 
If you ever get the chance, go see the live play at a theatre. It is the only occasion where I've seen an entire audience literally jump off their seats simultaneously. For me, it is one of 3 plays that are more frightening and uncomfortable when seen live. The other two being 'Mindgame' by Anthony Horowitz and Stephen King's 'Misery'.
 
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