Can’t wait!

After previously posting the first two Love covers featuring Chloe Moretz and Elle Fanning, I predicted that Hailee Steinfeld, aged 14, should’ve been included.  Hollywood seems to agree as the third cover for the magazine’s issue has been released featuring none other than True Grit star Hailee Steinfeld herself.

The trio seem to be popping up everywhere together, I guess Hollywood seems to be grouping them into Hollywood’s Next Wave of Youngsters as they were recently featured in a spread for Vogue.

I can’t say I blame them.  These three are a powerful bunch both in the acting world and the fashion world, with Chloe working on movies, and Elle and Steinfeld working on ad campaigns for Marc Jacobs and Miu Miu.

I’m even beginning to love their fashion choices.

Do you think these stars deserve this recognition?  Or are they just another Hollywood obsession?

It’s no surprise that I loved it, it was heartbreaking, epic and full of action.  But I think I speak for all Potter fans where it was Neville’s transformation from a bumbling side character to a complete hero in the final film which cemented our love for the series.

If anything though, I think David Yates improved on the final book – it wasn’t particularly my favourite – and one subplot that really proved that to me was the inclusion of Neville admitting that he was in love with Luna.  This had me squealing in my seat during the movie and the end side glance between them really did it for me.  This relationship never came to fruition in the book and I’d like to believe that it’s because Rowling realized that she missed a great opportunity and saw the great chemistry between Evanna Lynch and Matthew Lewis throughout the series.

I mean look at them (above) they’re adorable!

Another thing which I found Yates did amazingly was the revelation of Snape’s true intentions.  The acting of Alan Rickman was phenomenal as always and I hope the rumours that he may be nominated for a Supporting Actor Oscar nomination come to fruition.  The movie also helped me finally understand Snape’s emotions towards Harry and the fact that the Potter community voted him the Greatest Potter Character of All Time finally made sense to me and I wholeheartedly agree with it (although Harry should’ve been second imo).

I don’t have really any criticisms for the final films, none anyway that greatly annoyed me (maybe perhaps Ron and Hermione’s kiss which I felt was rushed just like in the book) but I just want to end this post with one of my nitpicks of the film series:

That is why Richard Harris – not Micheal Gambon – will always be Dumbledore to me.

I’ll leave my precious readers with a hug from the evil Voldemort,

(Voldemort gives the best hugs)Best Random Moment Ever.

What did you think of the final HP film?  Did it live up to your expectations?

Awwww, Ron’s too cute with his shirt.

Anyone’s else feeling the Harry Potter withdrawals?

I am in love with this cast!
Ben Stiller, Eddie Murphy, Matthew Broderick, Alan Alda and Gabourey Sidibe…what a random bunch of people I love.

Brett Ratner’s (Rush Hour) new film stars this random bunch of actors in a pretty solid premise, a billionaire loses all of his worker’s retirement money so they plan to steal it back.

Not a lot of laughs from the trailer, which hopefully means they’re saving the good stuff, but honestly I’m just happy to see Eddie Murphy back in a movie where he isn’t entertaining little children.  Let’s be honest, he’s the best when he’s in more adult orientated films and this looks like it may be the start of a comeback.

Are you happy to see the return of Eddie Murphy?

Aged 14 and 13 respectively, and already more gorgeous and talented than half of Hollywood’s newest stars.  These two along with Hailee Steinfeld are the perfect trio of awesome and I just love these two on the cover of Love, a magazine I’ve never even heard of.

Are you a fan of Hollywood’s young stars?

Update: Looks like I’m psychic.  Hailee Steinfeld gets her own cover as well.

Entertainment Weekly gives us a first look at The Hunger Games’ male leads, Josh Hutcherson as the newly buff and blonde dyed Peeta and Liam Hemsworth (Miley Cyrus’s beau) as Gale.

Not incredibly excited by the photo, I haven’t read the books yet *gasp* but the boys just aren’t doing it for me.  What’s throwing me off really is seeing Liam against Josh, he just looks so thin it’s unusual – I remember Hutcherson from his Little Manhattan phase, totally underrated movie.

If anything I find Jennifer Lawrence’s previous cover more attractive than the boys -

Oh well, there’s always the movie to impress me

I have to admit I’m not as excited for this as I was for Valentine’s Day.

I put it down to the cast though, since most of them are older than the previous movie’s.  Here’s hoping that means an even better movie.

She doesn’t regret not going to school. “I did Superbad in what would’ve been my senior year,” she said. “I was playing a senior, and had I graduated I would’ve missed that opportunity, and had I missed that opportunity I wouldn’t be here right now.” – Vanity Fair Magazine