He was the deadbeat and irresponsible father who had abandoned his pregnant girlfriend.As he turned and reached for a rolled-up piece of paper behind the photo, he carelessly and accidentally struck the photo, sending it tumbling down from the mantlepiece into a burning charcoal fire.Voldemort""s killing command of "Avada Kedavra" murdered he old man.The entire prologue was experienced by young Hogwarts student Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) as a troubling nightmare of a present-time event." They stood at he back of the theatre and watched the concluding scene of the screening of the B-western filmThe Telegraph Trail (1933)(starring John Wayne and Marceline Day).This stark, slightly stagey, 87-minute black and white film, shot on location in Germany with crisp B/W photography (by George Krause) with a budget less than $1 million, is as compelling and harsh an indictment and criticism of war as Lewis Milestone""s award-winning, anti-war classicAll Quiet On The Western Front (1930), adapted from Erich Maria Remarque""s novel.I know it.For the last year or two, you""ve been pretending like you hate me.I love you very much.I love you as much as I love anybody, as much as I love myself.And in a few years when I haven""t been around to be on your tail about something or irritating you, you could.