Stinky Italian fandom
Much as I am discovering some very talented writers in my country, some things still annoy me to the utmost degree *fumes*
An example: people keeps complaining about the lack of Draco in this movie. I mean, ok, the movie has its flaws, the usual flaws of something inspired to a universally-appreciated book, but I don't think that the low amount of time with Draco Malfoy on the screen is a valid reason to label OotP as a waste of time.
Can't they ever tell fanon and canon apart? HI THERE, DRACO MALFOY IS NOT A MAJOR CHARACTER UNTIL THE SIXTH BOOK!! He's not the only one person in Harry's universe, and most of the time he is only there to annoy him. I don't find it so difficult to understand.
Talking about the movie, someone tell me why the Italian dubbers turned "the emotional range of a teaspoon" into "the emotional range of a sloth"?! WTF!?! Also, can you tell me if Harry actually is his much-knows Capslock self in the original version? 'Cause the Italian version sure did not prompt Fred and George's remark about his dulcet tones =_=
An example: people keeps complaining about the lack of Draco in this movie. I mean, ok, the movie has its flaws, the usual flaws of something inspired to a universally-appreciated book, but I don't think that the low amount of time with Draco Malfoy on the screen is a valid reason to label OotP as a waste of time.
Can't they ever tell fanon and canon apart? HI THERE, DRACO MALFOY IS NOT A MAJOR CHARACTER UNTIL THE SIXTH BOOK!! He's not the only one person in Harry's universe, and most of the time he is only there to annoy him. I don't find it so difficult to understand.
Talking about the movie, someone tell me why the Italian dubbers turned "the emotional range of a teaspoon" into "the emotional range of a sloth"?! WTF!?! Also, can you tell me if Harry actually is his much-knows Capslock self in the original version? 'Cause the Italian version sure did not prompt Fred and George's remark about his dulcet tones =_=