Daniel Radcliffe, our beloved Harry Potter, will be starring in the film The Woman in Black. Very different from the Harry Potter films, this is a horror film in which a lawyer by the name of Arthur Kipps (Daniel Muggle-humping Radcliffe), visits the house of a recently deceased client to get his affairs in order. Little did he know that the house is haunted by a ghostly woman in black, and not the friendly Casper kind of ghost either. See the horror that is The Woman in Black in theaters February 3, 2012.
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So I think this looks pretty sweet to be honest. Not a big Dan R. fan but I’m going to give it watch. Seems this movie may have taken subtle influence from The Ring, but I like The Ring (original movie, not bastardised reboot of it ) so I’m okay with this.
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Wow, I haven’t seen Radcliffe in anything besides the obvious.
That actually looked pretty sweet. Count me in as a friend until it comes out. Then we shall see how good it really is.
So I think this looks pretty sweet to be honest. Not a big Dan R. fan but I’m going to give it watch. Seems this movie may have taken subtle influence from The Ring, but I like The Ring (original movie, not bastardised reboot of it
) so I’m okay with this.