HBP - Spoilers edition

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Yeah, well, you know the drill. Spoilers abound under the cut.

Comments

[miss_daizy]

I agree with this so much (except I don't like Gambon.) With real acting and so many good scenes, I should like this movie more but I don't.

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I was about to read your comment about it. :) I'm with you: I wish I liked the movie more that I actually did.

Gambon really divides fans with his interpretation of Dumbledore, does he?

[shiiki]

Hermione's hair after the Potions' class. Finally, they got it right!

*nods* I was so, so satisfied with that.

And I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thought the cave scene was reminiscent of LotR when Dumbledore called up the fire. It was ... kinda funny, which sadly probably wasn't what the directors were going for.

I really, really don't understand the attack on the Burrow. Seriously, why? It added nothing except for a bit of horror-style suspense when Harry and Ginny were in the tall grass. And I was annoyed that Greyback seemed to proficient with a wand.

Movie!Draco has stopped being a villain's caricature, and this pleases me.

You know, he was so good that in that last scene, I was able to completely ignore Harry and his un-Petrificulus-ed state just to focus on the performance Tom Felton was giving. It was amazing. I'm impressed - he really made me feel for Draco, and that's something!

Ron sitting between Ginny and Harry at The Burrow. Oh dear.Ohh, yes. Yes, I can't believe I forgot to mention that one. Ha

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The more I think about it, and the less I like the movie. I so wanted to love it. :(

The cave moment was completely lost on me. The minutes I saw the Inferi, I couldn't be invested in that scene. It was LOTR all over again.

Dumbledoric energy - you really made me laugh this morning! I like it. :D