It's only a little bit after midnight and I've finally finished posting all the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix coverage that we're doing on TheCinemaSource.com. That includes my review (plus another review, actually), and interviews with Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, all better known as Harry, Ron, and Hermione.

Emma Watson's is a bit epic because the girl talks a lot, Radcliffe's is almost as long since most of the questions were directed towards him, and Grint's is the shortest because he barely said a word. (And no, this time I sadly didn't get to actually meet them. I was working from the sound file.) But they're all cool and they all seem like genuinely nice kids.

The movie's great, by the way, and that's mainly because the corresponding book is the best of the series. A handful of people would disagree with that, but there's so many brilliant moments and plotlines, and the characters develop so well, that I loved it. And while the acting from the teenagers is the best yet (and the girl who plays Luna Lovegood is p-e-r-f-e-c-t), the film is a bit shaky in terms of impact and clarity. Again, read my full review to see what I mean.