Rumours are hot and running wild about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. And what's more important to the millions of Harry Potter fans around the world than the director of Harry Potter 7?
A new rumour has sprang up. Probably, just probably, it might be that Christopher Nolan is going to direct Harry Potter 7.
Now, Christopher Nolan is an acclaimed director riding high on the enormous success of the brilliant movie Batman Begins (2005). Now, he's pretty much finished the work on The Dark Knight, the sequel to Batman Begins, which is going to release this summer.
That would be a great assignment for him post-The Dark Night and certainly, he's a crafty director. Born on 30 July 1970 in London, UK, he's come through leaps and bounds. He literally began making films at the age of seven from his father's 8 mm camera.
Now, he can surely make Harry Potter 7 into a dark spooky movie that it deserves to be. But the question still remains the same. Is it really so necessary to make Harry Potter 7 into a dark movie? The problem with guys like Nolan and Del Toro is that they use a certain extent of dark cinematography to create that appeal of darkness. But I feel, it's the script that inspires darkness and thrill to any movie.
Surely, however, the Warner Bros. people would know better. However, this discussion is not over. I had earlier mentioned about Peter Jackson being the right director for Harry Potter 7 and I won't let that argument pass. Click Here for an access to that blogpost. And I surely would come back with a vengeance with my point on this matter.
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