Apparently, a company, i think its Miramax, hold the rights to a possible film!

There is a petition on the web for the making of a film, i will try to find it........

here it is:

http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/BartimaeusMovie

i think i was brosing some movie site and they said that a movie was already being made this was last year though i will see if i can find the link and post it

cool

i really hope they do make a film

If a film was made it should be amazing

definately

i am not to sureit will be great look at harry potter...

well i was thinkning that but then i thought that there is more magic used in the Bartimaeus Trilogy and that speacial effects combined with the story line would make it pretty good

It's far too easy to make crap films out of good books, unfortunately. Some work (LoTR), many don't.

This should make a great film and should never be compared to Harry Potter...I cant think of anything worse than a book based around a school with a geek as the coolest person..?.

A movie would be awesome...but only if they do it right. Sorry, but the harry potter movies...i expected a bit better for some of them. I think it was daniel radcliffe that killed me...he's not much af an actor. He's improving, but still...so, yeah, if they get the right actors and the right director and the right effects (and don't mash up the plot into itty bitty silly bits that make no sense), then cool. If not...

yah

bloodythorns wrote: If not...

...then we set Ramuthra on them!

well i likes the Harry Potter films not so much because of the story lines but because of Emma Wotson.

Nathaniel wrote: well i likes the Harry Potter films not so much because of the story lines but because of Emma Wotson.

He's not kidding either... he was trying to steal the Emma Watson cutout in the cinema.


*runs like heck*

lol

well who wudn't?

QED.

the curretn HP film is really not as good as the book as about 300 pages worth of stuff are missing

yah same with the third but not quite as much cut stuff

Can't blame them though, trying to convert a massive book like that to film.