Wow.
It's a good thing my Potter interest is waning and I was already pissed off at WB for the eight-month movie delay because I just read this report from the Chicago screening of HBP and I'd hate to think I could have possibly been any more disappointed.
On the other hand low expectations=less painful let-down when (if) I do see it. And for someone who HATED Goblet of Fire the first time I saw it but ended up seeing it 37 times in the theater, that is really saying something.
People complain about Gambon's Dumbledore and how he's never read the books, but I'm thinking it might have been nice if Steve Kloves had read them, since apparently he's so blatantly unfamiliar with the main character and the point of the damn story.
Idiot.
On the other hand low expectations=less painful let-down when (if) I do see it. And for someone who HATED Goblet of Fire the first time I saw it but ended up seeing it 37 times in the theater, that is really saying something.
People complain about Gambon's Dumbledore and how he's never read the books, but I'm thinking it might have been nice if Steve Kloves had read them, since apparently he's so blatantly unfamiliar with the main character and the point of the damn story.
Idiot.