I know I'm not really posting at the moment, there's a lot going on and blogging is way down the list - but I wanted to remember these two, totally unrelated, snippets so here they are
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Alan Rickman is the best thing about those films I think... *falls into daze* The thing that struck me about Draco was how /old/ he looked. I think it was the tie. But I love that he bothered to put on a tie when getting up in the middle of the night to let murderers into his school.
I deliberately didn't reread the book before I went because I knew if I did it would make me cross! As it was all the details were very hazy in my mind and I didn't notice what they'd changed!
Ooh, I don't know, I think Draco had something going for him in that film... may just have been the billowy sleeves or all that black and white design, but, mm, yes.*
* Disclaimer: he is a tiny boy child and I don't mean it.
Friends like that are REAL friends - bet they'd come round at 3am if you needed them to too.
And havign seen the film on Monday, I thought Draco came across really well - much better than the book where he is a baddy (although it's a while since I read it) - in the film he felt more tortured by doubts and insecurities
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The thing that struck me about Draco was how /old/ he looked. I think it was the tie. But I love that he bothered to put on a tie when getting up in the middle of the night to let murderers into his school.
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I enjoyed the new Harry Potter film - though it's very different to the book!
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* Disclaimer: he is a tiny boy child and I don't mean it.
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And havign seen the film on Monday, I thought Draco came across really well - much better than the book where he is a baddy (although it's a while since I read it) - in the film he felt more tortured by doubts and insecurities
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