Warner Bros finally listened and realized we would not stand for them chopping this story into two cash grabs. We forced them to keep the film in one piece and now we get the movie exactly how it belongs. Stay vigilant because we have proven that their greed does not …
The purpose of this petition is to not only persuade Warner Bros. to produce Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, but also to keep the movie intact with a possible intermission, as opposed to dividing the book into two separate films. Please sign this petition if you support the book staying intact as one movie. Also, please write whether you would pay more money (ie $.25-$1.00 more) should the movie be extraordinarily lenghty. (Remember that should the movie be released as two separate films, it would cost the price of two tickets to see what you could pay a small amount extra to see all at once) Please spread the word about this petition!
Warner Bros is finally starting to feel the heat because of how loud you all are being. They need to stop thinking about double ticket sales and start respecting the source material. We are not letting them chop this story into pieces just to pad their profit margins.
Reached 100 supporters
March 24, 2003
6 Comments
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Amanda Shepherd
23 years ago
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YES. One movie. I want to watch the whole thing in one sitting. BRING ON THE INTERMISSION
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Jessica Townsend
23 years ago
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goblet of fire is way to good to split up. dont ruin it for us fans please
S
Sarah Achebe
23 years ago
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i would gladly pay extra to see it all at once. two movies is just a cash grab
C
Chris Adeyemi
23 years ago
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please dont make this two parts. it ruins the flow of the story completely
M
Mike Simmons
23 years ago
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Keep it one movie!! Nobody wants to wait a year to see how it ends. Just give us an intermission.
J
Jason Warner
23 years ago
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I will pay $1 extra no problem. Just dont chop the book in half!
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Warner Bros finally listened and realized we would not stand for them chopping this story into two cash grabs. We forced them to keep the film in one piece and now we get the movie exactly how it belongs. Stay vigilant because we have proven that their greed does not …
The purpose of this petition is to not only persuade Warner Bros. to produce Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, but also to keep the movie intact with a possible intermission, as opposed to dividing the book into two separate films. Please sign this petition if you support the book staying intact as one movie. Also, please write whether you would pay more money (ie $.25-$1.00 more) should the movie be extraordinarily lenghty. (Remember that should the movie be released as two separate films, it would cost the price of two tickets to see what you could pay a small amount extra to see all at once) Please spread the word about this petition!
Warner Bros is finally starting to feel the heat because of how loud you all are being. They need to stop thinking about double ticket sales and start respecting the source material. We are not letting them chop this story into pieces just to pad their profit margins.
Reached 100 supporters
March 24, 2003
6 Comments
A
Amanda Shepherd
23 years ago
Featured
YES. One movie. I want to watch the whole thing in one sitting. BRING ON THE INTERMISSION
J
Jessica Townsend
23 years ago
Featured
goblet of fire is way to good to split up. dont ruin it for us fans please
S
Sarah Achebe
23 years ago
Featured
i would gladly pay extra to see it all at once. two movies is just a cash grab
C
Chris Adeyemi
23 years ago
Featured
please dont make this two parts. it ruins the flow of the story completely
M
Mike Simmons
23 years ago
Featured
Keep it one movie!! Nobody wants to wait a year to see how it ends. Just give us an intermission.
J
Jason Warner
23 years ago
Featured
I will pay $1 extra no problem. Just dont chop the book in half!
YES. One movie. I want to watch the whole thing in one sitting. BRING ON THE INTERMISSION