
2011 officially ends in just 3 days and this year saw lots of lows and just a few highs where the movie box office was concerned.

2011 officially ends in just 3 days and this year saw lots of lows and just a few highs where the movie box office was concerned.

Harry Potter might have officially ended its theater run but that doesn’t mean we have to give us the boy who lived completely. You can now re-live the magic and wonder of Harry, Ron, Hermione and the rest of the Harry Potter world on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Last night was all about the Teens vote as stars (and their fans) gathered at the Gibson Amphiteatre in Universal City, CA for the 2011 Teen Choice Awards, hosted this year by “Big Bang Theory” star Kaley Cuoco.

This weekend should have had a pretty clear cut winner in the Harrison Ford/Daniel Craig lead “Cowboys and Aliens”, well it seems that lovers of the 80′s cartoon “The Smurfs” were underestimated, as the Neil Patrick Harris lead 3-D CGI/live-action flick tied with Cowboys for the number 1 spot at this weekends box office.

We all knew “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows pt ll” would be big, but I don’t think we anyone expected this. Starting with its midnight screening, the last installment for the Harry Potter film series busted out of the gate by bringing in $43.5 million breaking the previous midnight screening record

Nothing in the last ten years has made more of an impact on people than the Harry Potter series, and as we prepare for the finale film “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” pt ll to be released on July 15th, we reflect on why the boy who lived effected our lives in such a…