Favourite scene
OK, I've just watched Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (again *g*) and - although the fourth movie isn't my favourite one (the third one is) - it contains the scene that... well, is not like I pictured it when I read the book, but it is so... I don't know - strong? - it gives me the creeps everytime I see it.
I'm talking about the scene when Harry and Cedric return from the graveyard. Daniel Radcliffe's performance is OK, I'd say, and Robert didn't have to do anything - but Clemence, who plays Fleur Delacour, she is just... unbelievable. So it's her performance which is my all time favourite scene in the the Harry Potter movies - at least so far (maybe the fifth, sixth or seventh will have something better, but I actually doubt it, because Clemence's performence is just...).
So please, PLEASE, if you have the DVD or the video, keep an eye on Fleur in that scene. It's her who - I think - realises first what has happened. She looks at Harry and Cedric, and her expression is marvelous, really. And then she screams. It's I think only three or four seconds of over 150 minutes of movie, but this - this saved GoF-Movie, really.
So I'm ranting on about three seconds of a movie for over 200 words when I should write a text-interpretation of Heinrich Böll's "Anekdote zur Senkung der Arbeitsmoral".
-.-'
I'm talking about the scene when Harry and Cedric return from the graveyard. Daniel Radcliffe's performance is OK, I'd say, and Robert didn't have to do anything - but Clemence, who plays Fleur Delacour, she is just... unbelievable. So it's her performance which is my all time favourite scene in the the Harry Potter movies - at least so far (maybe the fifth, sixth or seventh will have something better, but I actually doubt it, because Clemence's performence is just...).
So please, PLEASE, if you have the DVD or the video, keep an eye on Fleur in that scene. It's her who - I think - realises first what has happened. She looks at Harry and Cedric, and her expression is marvelous, really. And then she screams. It's I think only three or four seconds of over 150 minutes of movie, but this - this saved GoF-Movie, really.
So I'm ranting on about three seconds of a movie for over 200 words when I should write a text-interpretation of Heinrich Böll's "Anekdote zur Senkung der Arbeitsmoral".
-.-'