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iTunes has a sale on soundtracks - $7.99 for some favorites such as Juno, Across the Universe, Slumdog Millionare, HP and OTP, etc. I had fun last night filling my iPod Nano halfway.
Saw HP6 again, and I enjoyed it much more the second time. When you see things through the movie maker's eyes, things make more sense. Such as: a quiet, mysterious and somewhat chaste kiss scene for H/G to contrast with R/L's "chemical" quidditch victory kiss; The Burrow battle to highlight H/G fighting together, rather than another battle at Hogwarts at the end (then why the Death Eaters? To make sure Draco did the deed? It didn't bother me). No funeral, but light chasing away the darkness. Harry's chest monster? Not really a lot of time for it externally, but we knew he was interested in Ginny, and that was enough. It worked a lot better the second time. I just have to separate books and movies and see the movies (especially OotP up to the last movie) as their own story arc, roughly based on the books.
iTunes has a sale on soundtracks - $7.99 for some favorites such as Juno, Across the Universe, Slumdog Millionare, HP and OTP, etc. I had fun last night filling my iPod Nano halfway.
Saw HP6 again, and I enjoyed it much more the second time. When you see things through the movie maker's eyes, things make more sense. Such as: a quiet, mysterious and somewhat chaste kiss scene for H/G to contrast with R/L's "chemical" quidditch victory kiss; The Burrow battle to highlight H/G fighting together, rather than another battle at Hogwarts at the end (then why the Death Eaters? To make sure Draco did the deed? It didn't bother me). No funeral, but light chasing away the darkness. Harry's chest monster? Not really a lot of time for it externally, but we knew he was interested in Ginny, and that was enough. It worked a lot better the second time. I just have to separate books and movies and see the movies (especially OotP up to the last movie) as their own story arc, roughly based on the books.