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peaches magee
07-02-2009, 11:05 AM
I know Half Blood Prince is almost due to release but I just read some new and big news in casting for the last 2 split films...
Bill Nighy Says He’s Finally Joining The World Of ‘Harry Potter’
The Harry Potter website, The Leaky Cauldron, has found out that actor Bill Nighy has told The Independent that he will finally be starring in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows after a long, long time claiming to be one of the few British actors not cast in a Potter film.
The Leaky Cauldron apparently caught wind of this a long while back, but only now is it seemingly being confirmed by Nighy himself. Though the actor decided not to say who he would be player, experts are confident that he’s a shoo-in for the role of Minister of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour
Here is what Bill Nighy had to say:
"I don’t think I’m allowed to say it but I’m going to be in the next Harry Potter film. I won’t say which character, but he’s a goodie. I just got the gig."
When asked if he’s even read the books, he explained “Not yet, but I will! It’s rather like being in a Shakespeare that way, you know?” — a quote that may have Potter fans nervous. Personally, Nighy is one of the best in the business and whether he is playing this character or he’s just voicing the epic return of Dobby, the house elf, he can only help the last two movies to be that much better.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is next in line for release on July 15, 2009. The first part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is looking at a November 19, 2010 release, with part two coming out July 15, 2011.
Very excited! For all of you who are unfamiliar with Nighy's name... he played Davy Jones in the Pirates films :)
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Justin
07-02-2009, 12:09 PM
He's a talented guy and I'm sure he'll perform just as well!
Disneyhead
07-02-2009, 12:38 PM
Isn't Scrimgeour in H-BP?
HT_NSU
07-02-2009, 12:52 PM
Isn't Scrimgeour in H-BP?
I can't remember for sure, but who's to say they didn't just eliminate him from HBP like so many other character throughout the series.
I'm a little curious about that "Dobby" comment...did he do Dobby's voice originally? If not, then why would they change actors now? :shrug:
On a related note, did anybody else hear that HBP IMAX is not going to be released until two weeks after the movie? I heard that Transformers (I think) had already locked in an "exclusive" IMAX run contract for so many weeks before HBP got pushed back; and now those weeks overlap, so they have to wait to release the HBP IMAX version. I guess I'll be seeing it twice because I really want to see it in IMAX, but I don't want to wait until the 3rd weekend to go see it....I wonder how many other people they'll sucker in that way.
Disneyhead
07-02-2009, 12:56 PM
The IMAX version doesn't open until July 29th.
peaches magee
07-02-2009, 02:26 PM
I don't think Schrimgeor is going to be introed in the flicks until the last two it seems. I haven't read the books in so long I don't recall how big his role is in HBP, was he made Minister of Magic then or in the last book? He is a very intimidating character as a recall, Nighy can do it... he can do anything :)
Not sure why they threw Dobby in there... I think they are just joking that he could play a mere voice and not actually be IN the movie. But I doubt that. Toby Jones does the voice of Dobby and is returning to do it again. At least that is, he is listed on imdb.com to do so, but not sure how accurate it is.
Another strange casting, to me at least, is Rhys Ifans (The really weird flatmate in 'Notting Hill') as Xenophilius Lovegood.
Like I said I haven't read the books in awhile but wasn't he a rather large-ish man? For some reason that is how I remember picturing him. :shrug:
HT_NSU
07-02-2009, 04:16 PM
I don't think Schrimgeor is going to be introed in the flicks until the last two it seems. I haven't read the books in so long I don't recall how big his role is in HBP, was he made Minister of Magic then or in the last book? He is a very intimidating character as a recall, Nighy can do it... he can do anything :)
Not sure why they threw Dobby in there... I think they are just joking that he could play a mere voice and not actually be IN the movie. But I doubt that. Toby Jones does the voice of Dobby and is returning to do it again. At least that is, he is listed on imdb.com to do so, but not sure how accurate it is.
Another strange casting, to me at least, is Rhys Ifans (The really weird flatmate in 'Notting Hill') as Xenophilius Lovegood.
Like I said I haven't read the books in awhile but wasn't he a rather large-ish man? For some reason that is how I remember picturing him. :shrug:
Yeah, I pictured Xenophilius Lovegood larger and older; but I haven't seen Rhys Ifans since Notting Hill, so I guess he's older and could be larger? :shrug:
CaptainMichael
07-02-2009, 11:41 PM
In HBP the book, Scrimgeour is introduced as the new Minister of Magic in the very first chapter when he meets with the muggle Prime Minister. I believe they cut out this scene, the odd events in London will still be shone. In the DH book, Scrimgeour visits Ron, Hermione, and Harry at the Burrow to read Dumbledore's will and give them the things Dumbledore left for them. Not a very big part, but important, and if you have two films, you may as well leave it in.
Don't worry about the Dobby comment. Those scenes have been filmed. The same actor is voicing him.
Bethan
07-03-2009, 02:43 AM
Yeah, I pictured Xenophilius Lovegood larger and older; but I haven't seen Rhys Ifans since Notting Hill, so I guess he's older and could be larger? :shrug:
I don't think I could ever imagine Rhys Ifans being larger hahaha he's really skinny!!
I've forgotten a lot of the HP story lines, so I think I need to re-read them again soon.
HT_NSU
07-03-2009, 09:58 AM
I don't think I could ever imagine Rhys Ifans being larger hahaha he's really skinny!!
I've forgotten a lot of the HP story lines, so I think I need to re-read them again soon.
Yeah, he is pretty scrawny...
I've just started re-reading the whole series. I'm on PoA. I'd be a lot further, but my job keeps getting in the way of the important things! :lol:
CaptainMichael
07-03-2009, 10:17 AM
I just came across the description of Lovegood from the wedding in Deathly Hallows. He's described as slightly cross-eyed and eccentric looking. I always thought he was skinny and tall also (which may come later in the book).
peaches magee
07-03-2009, 02:15 PM
I just came across the description of Lovegood from the wedding in Deathly Hallows. He's described as slightly cross-eyed and eccentric looking. I always thought he was skinny and tall also (which may come later in the book).
Thanks for looking it up. Well with that description he is cast pretty well then, he is odd-looking. :lol:
HT_NSU
07-03-2009, 04:28 PM
I just came across the description of Lovegood from the wedding in Deathly Hallows. He's described as slightly cross-eyed and eccentric looking. I always thought he was skinny and tall also (which may come later in the book).
In that case, perfect casting! Thanks for looking it up!
BeachGurl
07-06-2009, 09:02 AM
http://xl1067.com/cc-common/news/sections/entertainmentarticle.html?feed=229621&article=5698253
peaches magee
07-06-2009, 11:42 AM
I read that last night... crazy! Thank goodness he is okay now.
HT_NSU
09-05-2009, 12:10 PM
From Mugglenet.com:
Joshua Herdman reveals Deathly Hallows split, plot change
Joshua Herdman reveals Deathly Hallows split, plot change Several weeks ago, a not-for-profit Potter symposium (MuggleMayhem) was held in the UK, and MuggleNet's own Jamie Lawrence was present to participate in some of the events.
Actor Joshua Herdman, who plays Goyle in the Potter films, was one of several actors from the franchise who hosted a Q&A session at the event. He revealed some particularly interesting Deathly Hallows information with fans that is worth reporting.
First, Herdman said that the current plan was to split Deathly Hallows just after the trio are captured by the Snatchers and right before they are taken to Malfoy Manor. Many fans had speculated this is where the split would be, as it will provide quite a cliffhanger between films. Please note that - while this may be the current plan - the director and producers have made it clear that they could very well change where they had been thinking of splitting it if they thought a different point worked better after filming was complete.
Second, Herdman says that his character will be the one who dies instead of Jamie Waylett's character (Crabbe). This decision was made after Waylett was arrested and convicted of cannabis possession several months ago. Waylett is not expected to return for Deathly Hallows.
peaches magee
09-05-2009, 02:08 PM
I figured that is exactly where it would be split at. Perfect part to leave us hanging :)
At least it wasn't Crabbe giving the report... that kid got busted for marijuana a couple months back. :lol:
peaches magee
12-03-2009, 08:25 AM
Ummm why all the naked?
[Updated] ‘Harry Potter’ Star’s Nude Scene Confirmed For ‘Deathly Hallows’
UPDATE: SnitchSeeker has discovered that Daniel Radcliffe will actually appear nude twice in the film.
Yates said, “There is another scene in Kings Cross station, where Harry almost dies and sees Dumbledore. In that scene he will also be naked.”
As with Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, an additional scene not found in the book will be added to the film adaptation of Deathly Hallows. “It’s a scene where Hermione and Harry dance together and is not in the book – it’s something we created for the film and is actually very tender, very nice and respectful, and they also reveal some secrets about each other while dancing,” said Yates.
[End of Update]
Director David Yates has confirmed that Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe will appear nude in a scene in one of the installments of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
The 20-year-old actor, who’s played the title role of the young wizard for six movies so far, will be in the nude for a scene with longtime co-star Emma Watson, who plays Hermione Granger.
No word whether the 19-year-old actress will be nude in the scene as well.
Yates gave Video Business a brief description of the scene.
In one scene, “a horcrux [carrying a piece of Voldemort’s soul] defends itself by producing nightmarish visions, and one shows Hermione and Harry embracing and kissing,” explained Yates. “It’s something intriguing and sensual for Rupert to react to, and Dan will be bare for that.”
It’s unclear whether the scene will occur in Part 1 of Deathly Hallows, due out in November 2010, or in Part 2, scheduled for July 2011. The scenario happens just around the midway point in the novel by J.K. Rowlings in the “Silver Doe” chapter (p. 377 in the U.S. hardcover edition to be exact), although there’s no mention of nudity in the book.
This won’t be Radcliffe’s first time baring it all for his craft. The actor appear in the nude for a famous scene in the London and New York stage production of the play, Equus.
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BeachGurl
12-03-2009, 09:40 AM
I still haven't tried reading Deathly Hallows. Should he not be naked? :lol:
Scarletwebslingr
12-03-2009, 09:53 AM
I hate every liberty the films have taken so far, most especially with the last film. Burning the Weasly's house? Harry choosing not to aid Dumbledore due soley to Snape's suggestion not to? No funeral? And now we have naked students... heck why not include a scene of Hagrid shaving his beard for Locks of Love? I'm sure it would be a tender moment as well.
HT_NSU
12-03-2009, 10:50 AM
I hate every liberty the films have taken so far, most especially with the last film. Burning the Weasly's house? Harry choosing not to aid Dumbledore due soley to Snape's suggestion not to? No funeral? And now we have naked students... heck why not include a scene of Hagrid shaving his beard for Locks of Love? I'm sure it would be a tender moment as well.
:agree: I don't see why these scenes would be at all necessary. Are they doing this becuase of the reaction TL got for baring his chest in New Moon??? Trying to get all the teeny-boppers in as many times as possible??? And why, oh why do they need to add a Harry/Hermione kiss??? I think they're just trying to get all of the Harry/Hermione "shippers" excited. I don't get it, the book was great as is. Why add all of these scenes that really don't add anything crucial to the story? :mad:
As much as I love the books, the movies have never really done them justice. :(
Scarletwebslingr
12-03-2009, 10:59 AM
:agree: I don't see why these scenes would be at all necessary. Are they doing this becuase of the reaction TL got for baring his chest in New Moon??? Trying to get all the teeny-boppers in as many times as possible??? And why, oh why do they need to add a Harry/Hermione kiss??? I think they're just trying to get all of the Harry/Hermione "shippers" excited. I don't get it, the book was great as is. Why add all of these scenes that really don't add anything crucial to the story? :mad:
As much as I love the books, the movies have never really done them justice. :(
I didn't mind films one and two. It dropped for me after that.
HT_NSU
12-03-2009, 11:07 AM
I didn't mind films one and two. It dropped for me after that.
I think what bothered me most is the stuff they've left out. There're complete story-lines and characters that we'll never see. I understand that there's no way they can include everything, but I think something simple like Dumbledore telling Harry that he was the one who gave him the invisibility cloak would have been nice to include. And I'm not sure that they've even mentioned Bill in the movies. I know Ron's talked about Charlie, but I don't recall anyone every mentioning Bill (I could be wrong on that, though).
So I'm guessing they will completely cut out the wedding scene since they've never mentioned Bill, much less Bill and Fleur as a couple. I also think that Dobby wasn't included as much as he could have been. I don't think his death in the final movie will be as effective as it was in the book since the audience was not given a chance to know/care for him even more. IMO, but I guess we'll see. :shrug:
BeachGurl
12-03-2009, 11:47 AM
I hate every liberty the films have taken so far, most especially with the last film. Burning the Weasly's house? Harry choosing not to aid Dumbledore due soley to Snape's suggestion not to? No funeral? And now we have naked students... heck why not include a scene of Hagrid shaving his beard for Locks of Love? I'm sure it would be a tender moment as well.
Sitting in my cubicle trying to restrain my laughter. :lol:
Funny how some movies/shows that are based off books can get away with changing a lot (True Blood) but then others get slammed for it (HP). I get why the HP readers would be mad about it though.
HT_NSU
12-03-2009, 11:59 AM
Sitting in my cubicle trying to restrain my laughter. :lol:
Funny how some movies/shows that are based off books can get away with changing a lot (True Blood) but then others get slammed for it (HP). I get why the HP readers would be mad about it though.
I only get mad when it's stuff that drastically effects the main story-line, and I think TV series are more forgivable because it's continuos and if something important is left out, it could always be slipped back in. A film is a one-shot deal. (until 10 years from now when Hollywood in its infinate wisdom desides it's time to do a remake :rolleyes:)
Plus, I think it also depends on if you've read the books first or saw the film first. I watched all of TB before ever cracking open one of the SS books so I constantly find mysef comparing the books to the show and not the other way around like I do with HP. :lol:
peaches magee
12-03-2009, 12:13 PM
I hate every liberty the films have taken so far, most especially with the last film. Burning the Weasly's house? Harry choosing not to aid Dumbledore due soley to Snape's suggestion not to? No funeral? And now we have naked students... heck why not include a scene of Hagrid shaving his beard for Locks of Love? I'm sure it would be a tender moment as well.
Totally agree! I mean there is SOOO much there... right there IN the book to take from, why the heck make up something!? That drives me nuts!
When I read these books they play in my head like a movie, so why can't they just make that work and not make up crap and add nudity for no reason at all? Very uncalled for.
peaches magee
12-07-2009, 09:11 AM
Featurette and teaser trailer is out... :D
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/3834710/dh_preview_one/
Disneyhead
12-07-2009, 10:09 AM
I think what bothered me most is the stuff they've left out. There're complete story-lines and characters that we'll never see. I understand that there's no way they can include everything, but I think something simple like Dumbledore telling Harry that he was the one who gave him the invisibility cloak would have been nice to include. And I'm not sure that they've even mentioned Bill in the movies. I know Ron's talked about Charlie, but I don't recall anyone every mentioning Bill (I could be wrong on that, though).
So I'm guessing they will completely cut out the wedding scene since they've never mentioned Bill, much less Bill and Fleur as a couple. I also think that Dobby wasn't included as much as he could have been. I don't think his death in the final movie will be as effective as it was in the book since the audience was not given a chance to know/care for him even more. IMO, but I guess we'll see. :shrug:
There is a quick shot of what appeares to be the wedding scene (2 shots actually, one with Daniel Radcliff getting make-up and one of Bill and Fleur dancing with family and guests clapping) in the teaser trailer linked above.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
12-07-2009, 04:05 PM
:mad: why?!?!? Why!?!?!? must they add things that arent in the book!?!?! Didnt they get enough slack about burning the Burrow during movie 6 to know better? DH is over 700 pages...it's not like they dont have enough material to work with. :doh:
HT_NSU
12-07-2009, 04:22 PM
I'm really glad they found a way to keep the wedding in there, but I guess that means they're going to have to explain who Bill is??? IDK, not sure how seamless this is going to be; trying to back-track and cover stuff that's hardly been touched upon.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
12-07-2009, 04:26 PM
I've been saying it for years, it's their own faults. Us fans have been overly vocal about all the things they've been doing wrong. Had they only listened to us...:look:
CrustyJuggler
12-15-2009, 03:00 PM
What's the point of having the wedding scene when Bill never existed in the first 6 movies? I agree with HT_HSU, I'm glad it's there, but it seems absurd that all of a sudden the Weasley's have a new son.
My wife and I were so annoyed at the Half Blood Prince because we had read the book again right before seeing the movie. We're not opening the Deathly Hallows book again until well after both movies are released in hopes that we forget most of the story lines.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-28-2010, 07:01 PM
Trailer! :yikes:
OMG OMG (http://www.mugglenet.com/trailer.php)
Can it just be November already?
Demeter
06-28-2010, 07:43 PM
Holy crap! I about cried. Chills all over. That looks awesome! :yikes:
I really hope they do a better job (and it looks like they did) than Half Blood Prince. That one was a little disappointing.
Oh a side note. Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4 comes out tomorrow! Woohoo!
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-28-2010, 08:00 PM
Holy crap! I about cried. Chills all over. That looks awesome! :yikes:
I really hope they do a better job (and it looks like they did) than Half Blood Prince. That one was a little disappointing.
Oh a side note. Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4 comes out tomorrow! Woohoo!
Most of the movies have been disappointing. I think the build-up and anticipation are a lot of times better than the actual movies.
peaches magee
06-28-2010, 08:07 PM
I got super chills when I saw the trailer today.... it really looks amazing! :happy:
I don't get the point of the wedding either, not having focused on Bill and Fleur's romance and never even put in there the whole werewolf attack and all that.
To me that is what made Fleur seem very endearing that she stuck by him.
I really can't wait to hear Mrs. Weasley curse. Please keep that in the movie! :lol:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-28-2010, 08:09 PM
I got super chills when I saw the trailer today.... it really looks amazing! :happy:
I don't get the point of the wedding either, not having focused on Bill and Fleur's romance and never even put in there the whole werewolf attack and all that.
To me that is what made Fleur seem very endearing that she stuck by him.
I really can't wait to hear Mrs. Weasley curse. Please keep that in the movie! :lol:
if they cut out Mrs Weasley's line, the film makers will have a full on riot on their hands!
As for not mentioning Bill and Charlie, they did sorta mention them in one of the earlier movies.
peaches magee
06-28-2010, 08:14 PM
^ Agreed! :lol:
Yes, very vague mentioning. I am going to need a box of tissues for these flicks.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-28-2010, 08:20 PM
^ Agreed! :lol:
Yes, very vague mentioning. I am going to need a box of tissues for these flicks.
Oh gosh. I know. I'll need them for the re-read I do before hand too. DH is the only book I've ever cried during reading.
peaches magee
06-28-2010, 08:38 PM
I need to re-read DH badly. Last time I read it was for the 24 hours straight after getting it at its midnight release party :)
I cried in HBP, but this one had be sobbing lots.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-28-2010, 08:39 PM
I need to re-read DH badly. Last time I read it was for the 24 hours straight after getting it at its midnight release party :)
I cried in HBP, but this one had be sobbing lots.
Same here. I was one of the first 100 to get it at my midnight release, read until 4am, got up at about 1pm and read until I was finished at about 7pm. I refused to go out until I was done because I didn't want to be spoiled
Bethan
06-29-2010, 04:58 AM
Awww I'm gunna be on my Disney cruise when it comes out!!! I wonder if Disney will have it on the boat? Wishful thinking??
BeachGurl
06-29-2010, 07:46 AM
I just watched the trailer and chills ran down my entire body. :lol:
It looks UH-mazing.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-29-2010, 12:03 PM
Awww I'm gunna be on my Disney cruise when it comes out!!! I wonder if Disney will have it on the boat? Wishful thinking??
No they wont. They only show recent Disney releases on board. But, you're still going on a cruise so woo for that! :lol:
BeachGurl
06-29-2010, 02:54 PM
Just realized this is going to be in 3-D. OMG!
Freaking excited.
peaches magee
06-29-2010, 03:12 PM
I thought you didn't like them in 3D? Most of them give me a headache so over 2 hours of it would probably be too much. Oh and Aidan doesn't care for it at all for some reason. Odd for a kid.
BeachGurl
06-29-2010, 03:41 PM
I thought you didn't like them in 3D? Most of them give me a headache so over 2 hours of it would probably be too much. Oh and Aidan doesn't care for it at all for some reason. Odd for a kid.
Usually I don't like 3-D... but HP will be an exception.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-29-2010, 03:54 PM
Usually I don't like 3-D... but HP will be an exception.
Was it actually filmed in 3D? It's usually never worth it if it wasnt.
Demeter
06-29-2010, 04:05 PM
Was it actually filmed in 3D? It's usually never worth it if it wasnt.
I would doubt it. I hate when the needlessly put movies in 3D.
breezybuono
06-29-2010, 04:42 PM
I just watched the trailer and it looks great! Hopefully there will be a midnight showing.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-29-2010, 04:44 PM
I just watched the trailer and it looks great! Hopefully there will be a midnight showing.
Of course there'll be a midnight showing. And showing into 3am like last time (there were actually people waiting to see it when I got out of my showing at 12:15am last year)
breezybuono
06-29-2010, 09:53 PM
Of course there'll be a midnight showing. And showing into 3am like last time (there were actually people waiting to see it when I got out of my showing at 12:15am last year)
The theater closest to me tends to avoid midnight showing, as they did for ts3. Hopefully, the theater does not do the same for harry potter lol
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
06-29-2010, 09:55 PM
The theater closest to me tends to avoid midnight showing, as they did for ts3. Hopefully, the theater does not do the same for harry potter lol
Oh that sucks. If I didnt my theatre didnt do midnight showings, I'd so drive and stay somewhere to do midnight for DH. :look: Yes, I'm that obsessed.
breezybuono
06-29-2010, 11:10 PM
Oh that sucks. If I didnt my theatre didnt do midnight showings, I'd so drive and stay somewhere to do midnight for DH. :look: Yes, I'm that obsessed.
There are two other movie theaters on the Staten Island. The one that doesn't always do midnight showings is the nearest to my house lol =/
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-02-2010, 09:53 PM
Teaser Poster (http://www.mugglenet.com/viewer/?image_location=/movie7/dhonesheet.jpg)
:yikes: Talk about depressing.
Regardless, I want a copy of it to frame and hang up.
Comparision of SS poster and DH one (http://www.mugglenet.com/viewer/?image_location=/movie7/hp17postercompare.jpg)
Wow. Just wow.
Demeter
07-02-2010, 10:06 PM
Teaser Poster (http://www.mugglenet.com/viewer/?image_location=/movie7/dhonesheet.jpg)
:yikes: Talk about depressing.
Regardless, I want a copy of it to frame and hang up.
Comparision of SS poster and DH one (http://www.mugglenet.com/viewer/?image_location=/movie7/hp17postercompare.jpg)
Wow. Just wow.
I'll say that's depressing. I'm not understanding the HP7 thing. What's wrong with typing out the full title?
I love the SS poster. I have it hanging in my office. :)
peaches magee
07-02-2010, 10:15 PM
Oh wow, the comparison is so great!! The DH one is very depression, but amazingly effecive as well. Love it!
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-02-2010, 10:22 PM
I'll say that's depressing. I'm not understanding the HP7 thing. What's wrong with typing out the full title?
I love the SS poster. I have it hanging in my office. :)
I think because it's just the teaser poster, so they dont want to say exactly what it is. If that makes sense
peaches magee
07-02-2010, 10:25 PM
I am not sure why either, maybe because of the split movies, this is their way of making it look combined as one volume. It is a teaser, so like HHGFG said, that could be why.
Demeter
07-03-2010, 12:39 PM
I think because it's just the teaser poster, so they dont want to say exactly what it is. If that makes sense
Yeah it makes sense. I could understand them shortening it if they did that with the previous teaser posters, but I'm just really not liking it. Or maybe they decided to do the HP7 because it technically is 2 movies with 2 different dates and they felt it would be too much wording. :shrug:
BeachGurl
07-09-2010, 08:39 AM
You know the part in the trailer where Voldemort has Harry by the face and he's like, "Why do you live?" Am I crazy or was that not in the book?
HT_NSU
07-09-2010, 09:03 AM
You know the part in the trailer where Voldemort has Harry by the face and he's like, "Why do you live?" Am I crazy or was that not in the book?
Not sure, but I think I'm going to try to re-read the book before the movie comes out. I'm re-reading GoF right now, but with all of this DH hype, I'm really wanting to jump to that one again. :lol:
BeachGurl
07-09-2010, 09:52 AM
Not sure, but I think I'm going to try to re-read the book before the movie comes out. I'm re-reading GoF right now, but with all of this DH hype, I'm really wanting to jump to that one again. :lol:
I just finished it yesterday. I really, really loved it. I only have OotP, HBP, and DH though. I couldn't get into the first couple of books. I may have to buy the other books and give it another go.
Demeter
07-09-2010, 09:56 AM
I just finished it yesterday. I really, really loved it. I only have OotP, HBP, and DH though. I couldn't get into the first couple of books. I may have to buy the other books and give it another go.
You definitely should read the first three. They're worth it. While the movies are good, I think the books are better. They have a lot more detail. GoF is my favorite out of all of them.
HT_NSU
07-09-2010, 10:08 AM
I liked them all, although I found the second one was the hardest for me to get through. My sister-in-law was having trouble getting through them, so she started reading the book and then right after she'd watch that movie and she said that helped her stay interested because she could see all of the things from the books that were missing in the movie. I think she's on PoA right now. And now she's trying to convince BigAl_PT to read them. :lol:
BeachGurl
07-09-2010, 10:19 AM
You definitely should read the first three. They're worth it. While the movies are good, I think the books are better. They have a lot more detail. GoF is my favorite out of all of them.
GoF (movie) is what got me into HP. :lol: I fell IN LOVE with that movie! So much so that I saw it in theaters 9 times. :lol:
Demeter
07-09-2010, 10:40 AM
GoF (movie) is what got me into HP. :lol: I fell IN LOVE with that movie! So much so that I saw it in theaters 9 times. :lol:
:lol: GoF the movie was really good, but the book is so much better.
kingdomhearts95
07-09-2010, 12:19 PM
Ok so my mom said that even if it's on a school night that we are going to see the midnight 3D showing
HT_NSU
07-09-2010, 01:08 PM
Ok so my mom said that even if it's on a school night that we are going to see the midnight 3D showing
I told my husband yesterday that we'll be needing a babysitter. :lol: I really don't need to see it in 3D, but if that's my only choice with IMAX I guess I will. HBP made me so sick even just those first 5 minutes that were in 3D IMAX. I know it's going to be released in November, but have they said an exact date? I might be pushing it if it's early November......would leaving a newborn that's only a few weeks old to go see DH make me a bad mother. :look:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-09-2010, 01:26 PM
You know the part in the trailer where Voldemort has Harry by the face and he's like, "Why do you live?" Am I crazy or was that not in the book?
Pretty sure that's not in the book. I'll get back to you next week when I get to DH. :lol: On GoF right now.
And I read all the books before their movies. :D I remember being in the 6th grade and getting the Scholastic weekly thing (that I still have somewhere) announcing the cast of the Trio and was SOOOO excited. That's my earliest HP memory, dont remember exactly when I read the first 3 books though (4 on I pre-ordered and morning release party or midnight release)
Oh and DH part 1 comes out November 19th
RMThompson
07-09-2010, 01:51 PM
You know the part in the trailer where Voldemort has Harry by the face and he's like, "Why do you live?" Am I crazy or was that not in the book?
Wasn't in the book, just Hollywood. Their final battle was also in front of a TON of other people, but they make it look like they are alone.
BeachGurl
07-09-2010, 01:53 PM
I can't wait to see Ron and Hermione finally kiss. :lol: Its gonna be so cute. I'm sure that's in the 2nd part of DH though.
Looking forward to see where they end Part 1.
RMThompson
07-09-2010, 02:05 PM
My guess is right after Ron comes back to them, and right before the meet with Xenophilius Lovegood, as right after that they learn the tale of the 3 brothers.
Alternatively, if they spend MORE time on the battle, they could end the first one after they've been captured and are in Malfoy's Manor, as it would add drama to end it on a cliffhanger.
Demeter
07-09-2010, 02:13 PM
I told my husband yesterday that we'll be needing a babysitter. :lol: I really don't need to see it in 3D, but if that's my only choice with IMAX I guess I will. HBP made me so sick even just those first 5 minutes that were in 3D IMAX. I know it's going to be released in November, but have they said an exact date? I might be pushing it if it's early November......would leaving a newborn that's only a few weeks old to go see DH make me a bad mother. :look:
Absolutely not! My husband and I went and saw a play when our daughter was only a week and a half old. You'll need a night out anyway.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-09-2010, 02:15 PM
My guess is right after Ron comes back to them, and right before the meet with Xenophilius Lovegood, as right after that they learn the tale of the 3 brothers.
Alternatively, if they spend MORE time on the battle, they could end the first one after they've been captured and are in Malfoy's Manor, as it would add drama to end it on a cliffhanger.
Part 1 will leave off on a cliffhanger. It has to.
And as I'm rereading the books, I realize :yikes: I barely remember anything from DH since that first sleep-deprived reading that first night.
FigNewton
07-09-2010, 02:18 PM
Wasn't in the book, just Hollywood. Their final battle was also in front of a TON of other people, but they make it look like they are alone.
Indeed. I was really disappointed to see that the final battle looks like a private affair. These kinds of changes are just disappointing at best and maddening at worst.
BeachGurl
07-09-2010, 03:07 PM
Did you guys see these pictures taken during filming of the epilogue scenes? :lol:
http://www.mugglenet.com/app/news/show/3519
Demeter
07-09-2010, 03:14 PM
Hadn't seen those yet. Interesting. :eek:
BeachGurl
07-09-2010, 03:52 PM
Hadn't seen those yet. Interesting. :eek:
Why is it all the guys look terrible as older fellows? :lol:
Aren't they only supposed to be like 36? In the book its 19 years later I thought.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-09-2010, 04:01 PM
Yea, it's 19 years later. (2017 if you wanna get technical :lol: )
RMThompson
07-09-2010, 04:03 PM
Yeah that overaged them a bit, but, I think it's OK... they wanted to make sure to really show a difference for the viewer.
Besides, every thing will be altered vua CGI, so it might turn out OK.
peaches magee
07-09-2010, 07:01 PM
You know the part in the trailer where Voldemort has Harry by the face and he's like, "Why do you live?" Am I crazy or was that not in the book?
If you read all the books you will see that they put a lot in the movies that are not in the books. Parts of GoF infuriated me the way they changed everything around. But I guess they need to add things for cinematics, which I don't really get because as I read J.K.'s books they always play out like a movie in my head (before the movies were even made, that is).
That part with Voldemort looks cool but yeah, not exactly in the books.
OMG I saw those on FB when you posted them and they totally overages them. Ginny is the only one that looks a believable 36. Especially since wizards supposedly live a very long time, no need to make them look THAT old. Geez.
I heard first they were going to split it where the snatchers get them, but recently read that they changed it to split it at a very emotional point. My guess is after one of the deaths, without spoiling... perhaps one of the creatures and not actual people. :shrugs:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-09-2010, 07:27 PM
If you read all the books you will see that they put a lot in the movies that are not in the books. Parts of GoF infuriated me the way they changed everything around. But I guess they need to add things for cinematics, which I don't really get because as I read J.K.'s books they always play out like a movie in my head (before the movies were even made, that is).
That part with Voldemort looks cool but yeah, not exactly in the books.
OMG I saw those on FB when you posted them and they totally overages them. Ginny is the only one that looks a believable 36. Especially since wizards supposedly live a very long time, no need to make them look THAT old. Geez.
I heard first they were going to split it where the snatchers get them, but recently read that they changed it to split it at a very emotional point. My guess is after one of the deaths, without spoiling... perhaps one of the creatures and not actual people. :shrugs:
Ohhh I think I heard that too.
Great, leaving everyone crying their eyes out (even though that'll be at least the 3rd major death for the first part
BeachGurl
07-10-2010, 01:11 PM
Ohhh I think I heard that too.
Great, leaving everyone crying their eyes out (even though that'll be at least the 3rd major death for the first part
I don't remember who dies in the first half of the book.
Do you mean after Dobby dies?
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-10-2010, 05:11 PM
I don't remember who dies in the first half of the book.
Do you mean after Dobby dies?
I think that would be the one. I forget when that is exactly
But I know that it's Bellatrix that kills him
FigNewton
07-10-2010, 07:56 PM
Why is it all the guys look terrible as older fellows? :lol:
Aren't they only supposed to be like 36? In the book its 19 years later I thought.
Yeah.. and they look like they are 50! >_<
Oh well, I gave up on them getting it right a long time ago.
HT_NSU
07-12-2010, 09:15 AM
I think that would be the one. I forget when that is exactly
But I know that it's Bellatrix that kills him
That's what I was thinking too, although I don't really remember how far into the book that happens. But it might be a good split. Everyone would be crying, but it would also keep up the suspense for people to come back and see what happens next.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-12-2010, 02:25 PM
That's what I was thinking too, although I don't really remember how far into the book that happens. But it might be a good split. Everyone would be crying, but it would also keep up the suspense for people to come back and see what happens next.
Exactly. It's going to be left on a suspense ending. How could it not?
And my god, after watching Ootp on ABC family yesterday as well as reading it at the same time...god that movie sucked.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-12-2010, 10:53 PM
I've officially started re-reading DH. And wow, I forgot how depressing it is. 120 pages in and 3 deaths (and one ear) already. And one coming up in the next chapter.
Demeter
07-13-2010, 09:07 AM
I remember when I read it the first time and knowing some characters were going to die. Everytime a fight or something was happening, I was like "Oh no! He's not going to die is he?" It was a little frustrating.
HT_NSU
07-13-2010, 10:34 AM
I remember being really sad at the beginning:
When Hedwig dies... :(
kcmesserole
07-13-2010, 10:35 AM
We love Harry Potter and can't wait to see the new one! Nov is almost here! lol.
BeachGurl
07-13-2010, 10:38 AM
I remember being really sad at the beginning:
When Hedwig dies... :(
To me, that and Fred's deaths were the two saddest.
I wonder if we'll get to see Molly Weasley scream "NOT MY DAUGHTER YOU B***H!" :lol:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-13-2010, 10:39 AM
I remember being really sad at the beginning:
When Hedwig dies... :(
Yea and then on top of that thinking...
Hagrid died too. Thankfully we found out quickly he didnt
HT_NSU
07-13-2010, 10:43 AM
To me, that and Fred's deaths were the two saddest.
I wonder if we'll get to see Molly Weasley scream "NOT MY DAUGHTER YOU B***H!" :lol:
Definitely, those were the worst. I didn't see either of those coming.
I think that'd be one line they have to keep. It's a fan-favorite and there'd probably be a lot of backlash if they didn't keep it.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-13-2010, 10:55 AM
To me, that and Fred's deaths were the two saddest.
I wonder if we'll get to see Molly Weasley scream "NOT MY DAUGHTER YOU B***H!" :lol:
Yea they better put that in. Otherwise...they'll probably get death threats again like they did when they moved the release date of movie 6.
BeachGurl
07-13-2010, 11:37 AM
Yea they better put that in. Otherwise...they'll probably get death threats again like they did when they moved the release date of movie 6.
LMAO
Death threats???
HT_NSU
07-13-2010, 11:47 AM
LMAO
Death threats???
HP fans are hard core. :lol:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-13-2010, 07:39 PM
LMAO
Death threats???
Yep. There was a core of people that were downright pissed at the move. Granted had they just told everyone they werent finished with the film, I think people wouldnt have been as upset but since they made up some idiotic reason, people were angryyyyy.
And because this is absolutely 100% true (http://ebv.blogspot.com/2008/05/stephenie-meyer-sucks-blood-out-of.html)
0:)
BeachGurl
07-14-2010, 07:56 AM
Yep. There was a core of people that were downright pissed at the move. Granted had they just told everyone they werent finished with the film, I think people wouldnt have been as upset but since they made up some idiotic reason, people were angryyyyy.
And because this is absolutely 100% true (http://ebv.blogspot.com/2008/05/stephenie-meyer-sucks-blood-out-of.html)
0:)
Haha I skimmed that article. Honestly I don't see why everyone is so pissy about her writing style. I understood everything in the books just fine. It took zero thinking and that's how I like it. :lol: I'm also no English professor so the grammatical errors had absolutely no effect on me. If you think the Twilight series has some bad errors, try reading the book I'm on now. There are literally words missing in sentences. :lol:
HT_NSU
07-14-2010, 10:15 AM
Haha I skimmed that article. Honestly I don't see why everyone is so pissy about her writing style. I understood everything in the books just fine. It took zero thinking and that's how I like it. :lol: I'm also no English professor so the grammatical errors had absolutely no effect on me. If you think the Twilight series has some bad errors, try reading the book I'm on now. There are literally words missing in sentences. :lol:
I caught some of the errors while reading and I admit there were some passages I had to re-read a few times to understand what she was saying due to sentence structure; but I hesitate to put the blame completely on SM. I think Little Brown deserves a larger portion of the criticism seeing as how they let it get published like that....isn't that what editors are for???? :shrug: That being said, none of the mistakes were enough to distract me from the story to the point of not liking it.
I agree with HHGFG, if they'd had just come out and said that the movie wasn't finished yet (even if they were lying about it) it wouldn't have been such a big deal because the fans would have wanted them to take the time to get it right. But saying it's ready, but we've already had a big money-making hit this year in Dark Knight so we're going to hold off to bring in the HP money later in anticipation for the revenu lost because of the writers' strike (which is what I heard) was a stupid thing to say. :lol:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
07-14-2010, 01:16 PM
Haha I skimmed that article. Honestly I don't see why everyone is so pissy about her writing style. I understood everything in the books just fine. It took zero thinking and that's how I like it. :lol: I'm also no English professor so the grammatical errors had absolutely no effect on me. If you think the Twilight series has some bad errors, try reading the book I'm on now. There are literally words missing in sentences. :lol:
Honestly, I dont think people would be as pissed if they didnt insist on comparing SM to JKR. Twilight is nowhere near on the same level as HP. Just look at the fan bases. HP is....well basically everyone. Twilight is mostly teens/moms.
It's been so long since I read twilight so I cant say if I noticed or had issues reading it.
I caught some of the errors while reading and I admit there were some passages I had to re-read a few times to understand what she was saying due to sentence structure; but I hesitate to put the blame completely on SM. I think Little Brown deserves a larger portion of the criticism seeing as how they let it get published like that....isn't that what editors are for???? :shrug: That being said, none of the mistakes were enough to distract me from the story to the point of not liking it.
I agree with HHGFG, if they'd had just come out and said that the movie wasn't finished yet (even if they were lying about it) it wouldn't have been such a big deal because the fans would have wanted them to take the time to get it right. But saying it's ready, but we've already had a big money-making hit this year in Dark Knight so we're going to hold off to bring in the HP money later in anticipation for the revenu lost because of the writers' strike (which is what I heard) was a stupid thing to say. :lol:
Yea, definitely need to blame the editors. Maybe not the passive voice but definitely the sentence structure. That's what they're there for.
And yep. that's exactly it. It was saying to the fans "well we know you're going to see it anyway and make us loads and loads of money so we want that money next year since the rest of our films arent going to make us enough money."
It's like, thanks. We see how you really feel about the fans.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
09-22-2010, 08:16 PM
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watch it here (http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1810004780/video/22060274)
OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG
I have died.
Demeter
09-22-2010, 09:07 PM
MORE! MORE! MORE!
-resuscitates HHGF-
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
09-22-2010, 09:20 PM
MORE! MORE! MORE!
-resuscitates HHGF-
Ohhh I'll be dead until November...and then I'll die again!
I really cant wait. Cant wait to whip out my costume for the midnight showing!
Mouseman74
09-23-2010, 12:11 AM
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watch it here (http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1810004780/video/22060274)
OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG
I have died.
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THAT WAS FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!! I sooooooo cannot wait for this!!
I am re-reading the books and right now I am about 250 pages into Order of the Phoenix and am anxious to get through it and Half Blood Prince so I can get back into the Deathly Hallows. November is NOT going to get here soon enough. Then July will not be here soon enough either for Part 2!!!!
peaches magee
09-23-2010, 12:56 AM
New trailer looks amazing! So excited!! :happy:
Phylers
09-23-2010, 02:30 AM
Trailer definitely looks great, but I was a little bummed by that bit at the end that noted it would be in 3D. I'm sort of tired of 3D already, and from what I recall, HBP got less-than-stellar marks when it came to the 3D bits.
I'm definitely looking forward to all the Rickman we're going to get, but I was really disappointed to find out that Jared Harris wasn't cast as Aberforth. How perfect would that have been? Part of me hopes he was offered but turned it down, because if he wasn't even in the conversation, then some casting director somewhere missed a really cool opportunity to bring the films home in a very meta fashion.
Oh, and what's your costume, HHGF? I tried a Hagrid once, but being about two feet shy of eight foot, I looked more like a lost and unusually disheveled Zach Galifianakis. That was my first and last attempt at an HP costume. :lol:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
09-23-2010, 07:24 AM
Trailer definitely looks great, but I was a little bummed by that bit at the end that noted it would be in 3D. I'm sort of tired of 3D already, and from what I recall, HBP got less-than-stellar marks when it came to the 3D bits.
I'm definitely looking forward to all the Rickman we're going to get, but I was really disappointed to find out that Jared Harris wasn't cast as Aberforth. How perfect would that have been? Part of me hopes he was offered but turned it down, because if he wasn't even in the conversation, then some casting director somewhere missed a really cool opportunity to bring the films home in a very meta fashion.
Oh, and what's your costume, HHGF? I tried a Hagrid once, but being about two feet shy of eight foot, I looked more like a lost and unusually disheveled Zach Galifianakis. That was my first and last attempt at an HP costume. :lol:
I wont be seeing it in 3D. The issue with HBP was it wasnt filmed in 3D except for the last 30mins or so. Definitely not worth it.
My costume is just a general slytherin student :)
Ohhh I'll be dead until November...and then I'll die again!
I really cant wait. Cant wait to whip out my costume for the midnight showing!
Me too! I am now checking everyday for tickets (but that's also bc I'm picky about which theater I go to!)
For HP HBP the theater had bands performing outside and HP merch for sale, and a costume contest :)
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
09-23-2010, 12:40 PM
Me too! I am now checking everyday for tickets (but that's also bc I'm picky about which theater I go to!)
For HP HBP the theater had bands performing outside and HP merch for sale, and a costume contest :)
:yikes: I want to go to your theatre. We didnt have any of that. Just a lot of people waiting for hours before hand (and after since when I got out of my showing there were people waiting for the 3am showing!)
:yikes: I want to go to your theatre. We didnt have any of that. Just a lot of people waiting for hours before hand (and after since when I got out of my showing there were people waiting for the 3am showing!)
I don't know if they're doing it again this year but I should check... We also chose the "Director's Hall" which was more $ but it's reserved seating. I think my movie theater spoils me :lol:
I think they even had showing after the 3 o'clock showings at our theater! But I can't verifty that :rofl:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
09-23-2010, 12:47 PM
I don't know if they're doing it again this year but I should check... We also chose the "Director's Hall" which was more $ but it's reserved seating. I think my movie theater spoils me :lol:
I think they even had showing after the 3 o'clock showings at our theater! But I can't verifty that :rofl:
:yikes: That's so cool! And so much less stressful! Were they fancy chairs or just reserved?
I only knew because we came out and people were like "How was it?!?!!?"
Mouseman74
09-25-2010, 09:33 PM
I keep checking for the advance ticket sales to start. I would think it would be soon, especially with October just a week away.
They really don't do much at the theater I go to other then have it showing in like almost all of the 24 theaters that night. It is fun though as everyone comes dressed up (I sport a Gryffindo shirt but need to get to Universal and get me an official wand for HP7!!) and it makes for a great atmosphere! Lots of people bring games and it usually provides an opportunity to see other people I have worked with in the past and see what they are up to now a days.
:yikes: That's so cool! And so much less stressful! Were they fancy chairs or just reserved?
I only knew because we came out and people were like "How was it?!?!!?"
They have fancy leather cushy chairs :) and people in your theater to get you food and even a special food menu but only before the movie starts (I think we really are spoiled :rofl: )
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
09-25-2010, 10:05 PM
They have fancy leather cushy chairs :) and people in your theater to get you food and even a special food menu but only before the movie starts (I think we really are spoiled :rofl: )
yea, that's it. I'm coming to Cali for the midnight party. :lol: (if only I could)
Bethan
09-26-2010, 03:21 AM
I know its very very unlikely, but I'm still hoping they show this on the Disney Cruise we'll be on when it comes out! Otherwise we'll be going to DTD when we get back or just waiting another 2 weeks or so until we get home to the UK. We have the fancy directors hall in our local cinema too, I love having a bento box being delivered to my seat just after the film starts. Also no under 18s unless accompanied by adults before 8pm and def not after 8!
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
09-26-2010, 02:01 PM
I know its very very unlikely, but I'm still hoping they show this on the Disney Cruise we'll be on when it comes out! Otherwise we'll be going to DTD when we get back or just waiting another 2 weeks or so until we get home to the UK. We have the fancy directors hall in our local cinema too, I love having a bento box being delivered to my seat just after the film starts. Also no under 18s unless accompanied by adults before 8pm and def not after 8!
You'll be hoping for a very long time. DCL plays nothing but Disney/ it's other production company films. So no HP. Sorry :(
bsblove9
10-22-2010, 01:01 PM
Yea! A little less than a month away! Can't wait!
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
10-22-2010, 05:34 PM
Yea! A little less than a month away! Can't wait!
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AAHHHHH I CANT WAITTTTTTT!!!!
I bought my tickets the other day!!!
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AAHHHHH I CANT WAITTTTTTT!!!!
I bought my tickets the other day!!!
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Me too! I bought my tickets 2 days ago! SO EXCITED! And thank goodness for assigned seating b/c Garet and I are rushing to the theater from a Peter Pan play :)
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
10-22-2010, 06:45 PM
Me too! I bought my tickets 2 days ago! SO EXCITED! And thank goodness for assigned seating b/c Garet and I are rushing to the theater from a Peter Pan play :)
I'm still jealous of your theatre!
I'm fine with getting there early, HP fans are the best and it's fun sitting in line (only time it is :lol:) plus I was invited to a HP party beforehand so that'll be fun
aspen_snow04
10-22-2010, 09:35 PM
I bought midnight showing tickets! My friends and I will all be going dressed up! So excited!!
I'm still jealous of your theatre!
I'm fine with getting there early, HP fans are the best and it's fun sitting in line (only time it is :lol:) plus I was invited to a HP party beforehand so that'll be fun
That's awesome! I wish we could get there early but can't :( I want to have a harry potter party!
shokatan
10-26-2010, 09:01 PM
:happy::clap: I was just able to get some tickets for my sweetie and I. I got them at CineBistro so no fighting for seats and we can have some good food and drinks.:clap::happy: Can't wait.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
10-26-2010, 09:04 PM
:happy::clap: I was just able to get some tickets for my sweetie and I. I got them at CineBistro so no fighting for seats and we can have some good food and drinks.:clap::happy: Can't wait.
Oh gosh. Food and Drink?? I dont think I'll be able to eat anything during it. I'll be too busy being nervous and crying my eyes out! :lol:
shokatan
10-26-2010, 09:09 PM
I'll be too busy being nervous and crying my eyes out! :lol:
I know what you mean. I don't want to miss a thing. Good thing they tell everyone to show up 30 minutes before the movie starts to get all the ordering of the food out of the way. By the time the previews are over, you are either getting through dessert or done with it. You pay a little more but it's worth it.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
10-26-2010, 09:13 PM
I know what you mean. I don't want to miss a thing. Good thing they tell everyone to show up 30 minutes before the movie starts to get all the ordering of the food out of the way. By the time the previews are over, you are either getting through dessert or done with it. You pay a little more but it's worth it.
Ahh okay. Cool cool.
I think I'll be getting there about 2 hours early. Not sure exactly yet.
Link for the 8 new DH part one TV spots :) (http://www.mugglenet.com/movies/movie7/videos.shtml)
shokatan
10-26-2010, 09:28 PM
I'm sure if I wasn't able to get these tickets I would be standing in line for several hours. I even took that day err week off from work just to make sure I could make it. LOL!!
I am really liking these new trailers they have put out for this film. The first trailers seem to have scenes from both part 1 and 2. These new dedicated part 1 trailers are simply amazing. I am expecting so much especially after reading the book. I am sort of glad they are not going to cram everything into one movie.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
10-26-2010, 09:31 PM
Hahah I like your thinking! I really want to go over to the Wizarding World the day before, of or after just to add some extra HP-ness :D
I'm not sure if there's anything I've heard that they cut, so that's good. And the run time for the first part is 147 minutes. :clap:
shokatan
10-26-2010, 09:37 PM
I'm pretty sure you could go to wwohp without many lines. Unless everyone is thinking exactly the way you are. Which in that case, I believe there are plenty of us HP freaks that would love to go if we had the chance. It would be cool if they had something special planned for the movie release.
Mouseman74
10-27-2010, 12:50 AM
Yeah! I've got my tickets for the ETX theater and the day off so I can get there early. The group I am going with are going to come and meet up and have an HP day and bring games and all sorts to entertain us while we wait to get in for seats!! I just need to get to Universal to get my wand now!!
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-03-2010, 06:14 PM
Special after hours party for premier and preferred passholders (http://www.insidethemagic.net/2010/11/universal-orlando-to-hold-first-ever-wizarding-world-of-harry-potter-annual-passholder-event-in-honor-of-deathly-hallows-release/)
:D :D :D :D I just RSVP'ed! I cant wait http://www.smileyvault.com/albums/basic/smileyvault-excited.gif (http://www.smileyvault.com/)
aspen_snow04
11-03-2010, 06:21 PM
Special after hours party for premier and preferred passholders (http://www.insidethemagic.net/2010/11/universal-orlando-to-hold-first-ever-wizarding-world-of-harry-potter-annual-passholder-event-in-honor-of-deathly-hallows-release/)
:D :D :D :D I just RSVP'ed! I cant wait http://www.smileyvault.com/albums/basic/smileyvault-excited.gif (http://www.smileyvault.com/)
That's very cool!! Enjoy and please tell us all about it!
Phylers
11-03-2010, 11:06 PM
Special after hours party for premier and preferred passholders (http://www.insidethemagic.net/2010/11/universal-orlando-to-hold-first-ever-wizarding-world-of-harry-potter-annual-passholder-event-in-honor-of-deathly-hallows-release/)
:D :D :D :D I just RSVP'ed! I cant wait http://www.smileyvault.com/albums/basic/smileyvault-excited.gif (http://www.smileyvault.com/)
FINALLY! A Passholders event at WWoHP!
I hadn't heard about it, but I just registered, too. Thanks, HHGFG!
Now who do we see about getting all-you-can-drink butterbeer included? :lol:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-03-2010, 11:12 PM
FINALLY! A Passholders event at WWoHP!
I hadn't heard about it, but I just registered, too. Thanks, HHGFG!
Now who do we see about getting all-you-can-drink butterbeer included? :lol:
I know! That's exactly what I was thinking. I was so mad we never got a passholder preview.
I think it only came out yesterday. Thank goodness for twitter and me going back to check on a tweet I slept-read and wanted to read the post, otherwise I'm not sure if I'd have ever heard about it.
Ohhhh I'm not sure if I could handle more than one. I have yet to finish one.
Although I know at the after hours party for Infinitus, I think they had free butterbeer...but that was a paid event so who knows.
I want to know if we can dress up :D :D
shokatan
11-03-2010, 11:19 PM
FINALLY! A Passholders event at WWoHP
Now who do we see about getting all-you-can-drink butterbeer included? :lol:
Well jeez, it's about time Universal. I wish I would be able to go it sounds like fun. They should have more passholder events in the future.
andycool
11-04-2010, 12:04 PM
This movie is going to be amazing! I might get angry once part one ends and overly anxious to see the 2nd part of the film.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-19-2010, 04:54 PM
So, it's come out.
Opinions! What did you like, not like, wish they kept in, etc.
Anddddddd GO!
shokatan
11-19-2010, 05:41 PM
Well, I enjoyed the movie very much. There were only a few things that I would have liked to have seen added to the movie. To start off with, I would have like for the scene where the Dursleys left left the house to have a little more detail. I all the other movies people saw how Big D (lol) treated Harry. It would have been nice for them to add the final dialogue between them. Next, I would have like to have seen a flashback of of when Kreatcher or however you spell it had to go with you know who to test if the horcrux was safe. Finally I would have like to see Harry put Lupin in his place when he was thinking about leaving Tonks. There is so much that they could have added but I understand they have fit it within the first part 1. The main stuff was pretty much there. They changed a few things but I believe it's better for those who haven't read the books. I was pretty satisfied and will be seeing it again tomorrow.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-19-2010, 05:51 PM
Well, I enjoyed the movie very much. There were only a few things that I would have liked to have seen added to the movie. To start off with, I would have like for the scene where the Dursleys left left the house to have a little more detail. I all the other movies people saw how Big D (lol) treated Harry. It would have been nice for them to add the final dialogue between them. Next, I would have like to have seen a flashback of of when Kreatcher or however you spell it had to go with you know who to test if the horcrux was safe. Finally I would have like to see Harry put Lupin in his place when he was thinking about leaving Tonks. There is so much that they could have added but I understand they have fit it within the first part 1. The main stuff was pretty much there. They changed a few things but I believe it's better for those who haven't read the books. I was pretty satisfied and will be seeing it again tomorrow.
I agree about the beginning. I loved that scene in the book since it showed that Dudley was actually worried for his cousin and had grown a little. With Kreacher I wish they'd have given him the fake locket to show how much he changed and how he grew to respect them. Plus the payout in the Final Battle of Kreacher leading all the house elves from the kitchen with the locket.
I'm actually not surprised they cut the Harry/Lupin scene since majority of the Lupin/Tonks relationship had been cut from previous films. Would have loved it, but I understand why they cut it.
The only things I wish they had included were the sign at the Potter's house in Godric's Hollow & Potterwatch since it showed that there were other wizards in the world who supported Harry.
OH! And they should have included the letter Harry finds in Sirius' room from his Mother, since that has a payoff in one of Snape's memories.
Overall, I loved it and think it did a really good job with telling all the important parts of the story. All things that needed to be included were.
shokatan
11-19-2010, 06:21 PM
I agree about the beginning. I loved that scene in the book since it showed that Dudley was actually worried for his cousin and had grown a little. With Kreacher I wish they'd have given him the fake locket to show how much he changed and how he grew to respect them. Plus the payout in the Final Battle of Kreacher leading all the house elves from the kitchen with the locket.
I'm actually not surprised they cut the Harry/Lupin scene since majority of the Lupin/Tonks relationship had been cut from previous films. Would have loved it, but I understand why they cut it.
The only things I wish they had included were the sign at the Potter's house in Godric's Hollow & Potterwatch since it showed that there were other wizards in the world who supported Harry.
OH! And they should have included the letter Harry finds in Sirius' room from his Mother, since that has a payoff in one of Snape's memories.
Overall, I loved it and think it did a really good job with telling all the important parts of the story. All things that needed to be included were.
Those are very good points. I wish they would have included those as well. Another thing I must say is poor Doby. Out of all the other movies that they cut him out of, it was nice to see him get his moment to shine.
This means that the next movie is going to be so action packed it is even going to make the Potter haters think twice about dissing it and saying it is boring.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-19-2010, 07:21 PM
Those are very good points. I wish they would have included those as well. Another thing I must say is poor Doby. Out of all the other movies that they cut him out of, it was nice to see him get his moment to shine.
This means that the next movie is going to be so action packed it is even going to make the Potter haters think twice about dissing it and saying it is boring.
I was tearing up as soon as Dobby showed up with Kreacher in the beginning. And again as soon as he showed up in the dungeon. Which escalated into full on crying.
Ohhh Potter haters are the worst. If they havent even read the books, they're not allowed to have an opinion. That's what I say.
Shabea001
11-20-2010, 12:48 PM
Today we will be going again to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, and look for the little details that we missed from seeing it for the first time on opening night. Overall, the movie was very good. It was action packed and contained most of the important parts from the book. However, if you haven't read the books, you will not understand what is going on and probably will be lost and bored. I think the movie had a very different feel to it then the other HP movies, there were alot of silent parts where there wasn't music playing in the background, and it was just performances by the actors. I really appreciated that because the book is all about the relationships between the 3 main characters. I really enjoyed the movie, but I also felt like the movie sort of lacked emotions at some of the most important parts. When Harry was reading the section of the paper written by Elphias Doge about Dumbledore, I felt like the movie didn't capture the sadness Harry felt about the death of the headmaster. Also, the part when Rufus Scrimgeour came to deliver Dumbledore's will, and Harry's conversation with him was filled with emotions, but it was missing from the movie. I really hope they capture the strong emotions from the story in the next movie, and not too focused on just the action/war part.
As for the HP haters, I just wish they can be open minded and give this story a chance. Don't judge the story with just the movies because the books are 100 times better!
1rocky
11-20-2010, 01:50 PM
Have not read this post yet but will be seeing the movie this morning:happy::happy::happy::lol::lol::lol:
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-20-2010, 02:11 PM
Have not read this post yet but will be seeing the movie this morning:happy::happy::happy::lol::lol::lol:
:clap: Definitely tell us what you think once you come back :)
crazy4chocobos
11-20-2010, 03:29 PM
I finally got to see it last night and I loved it enev though it was super crowded.I can't wait for the next one to come out.sooo excited!!
kcmesserole
11-20-2010, 04:49 PM
We went to see it this morning and loved it. Really can't wait for the next one!
Demeter
11-20-2010, 06:45 PM
I went and saw it this afternoon. I thought it was really well done. I have to disagree with Shabea001 about being lost if you haven't read the books. I think there was enough information provided to be able to follow the storyline without having to read the books. I have read all the books several times, but my sister has not. She has seen all the movies and has enjoyed.
Anyway. . . now I am really looking forward to Part 2.
1rocky
11-20-2010, 08:27 PM
I have seen the movie. I thought it was a bit lost. but my daughter said it followed the books well. even though i did not enjoy it as much as the other movies i am looking forward to seeing the next part. It was really sad about dobby. usually in the movies you have someone whispering or be a distraction but today everyone was tuned in to the movie. so that must say something about how people enjoyed it.
aspen_snow04
11-20-2010, 08:51 PM
I was more sad about Hedwig :cry: than Dobby.
theeighthpassenger
11-20-2010, 08:58 PM
Saw the midnight premiere and had a great time! There were lots of great scenes and I thought it was adapted very very well. My only real gripe is that it doesn't really work as a stand alone film because its only half of the story and you really have to have read the book to know what's going on. But I am very happy with what the did with it. I love the deathly hallows animated sequence and the chase at the beginning and the Ministry scene. Okay I loved the whole thing. But Part 2 is going to be INSANE!!!
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-20-2010, 10:41 PM
I was more sad about Hedwig :cry: than Dobby.
I was the opposite. I was a mess when Dobby died. :cry:
I much preferred Hedwig's movie death over book death.
RMThompson
11-20-2010, 10:49 PM
This one was for the readers. I think that this was my FAVORITE adaption of the books so far, because I loved seeing all this stuff come to life, but I don't know if it would've been satsifying if I didn't know the story. I think they INTENTIONALLY went very "by the book" for this one because the ending of the second one is changed dramatically. (In the trailer it shows Voldemort and Harry clashing, alone, on the top of the castle, while in the book it's surrounded by everyone in the Great Hall. Also, the movie added the "Why do you live" "because I have something to live for" bit.)
It was the "Empire Strikes Back" of the Harry Potter series. If you have Half BLood Prince as the first, and this as the second, it's shaping up to be quite an awesome trilogy.
It was awesome, and what other franchise out there has been able to do 8 movies at this level of quality? What an amazing ride it's been, and we're almost to the end.
aspen_snow04
11-20-2010, 11:10 PM
I was the opposite. I was a mess when Dobby died. :cry:
I much preferred Hedwig's movie death over book death.
I agree. The movie adaptation was FAR better!
I was more sad about Hedwig :cry: than Dobby.
I was happy when Harry let Hedwig go b/c I thought they'd take it out, but I was wrong :cry:I literally cried when Dobby died but I'm silly emotional like that!
I have no idea how they are going to explain how the sword got there since Phineas Nigellus (not sure on spelling) wasn't introduced. Maybe they'll say it was Aberforth but I dunno
I don't like how he pronounced accio as ack-e-o, that annoyed me a lot.
I liked how Dobby helped Kreacher get Mundungus but I don't like how they didn't show how being kind to him changed how he was. Also hate that it took them this long to introduce Mundungus and Bill Weasley. Also hate how they didn't use polyjuice potion in Godric's Hollow and that it wore off so quick in the ministry (from Garet). Also, don't like the adaptation of how they received their items from Dumbledore's will. Also, they didn't say Ron's name when Hermione told Harry about his wand, yet it is still the reason Ron found his way back. Also, I see how they try to explain that saying "Voldemort" will bring snatchers. I also dislike how they don't explain how using someone else's wand won't produce the same performance as using your own wand. It seems like they tried to show it when Ron gave the wand to Harry, but I don't think that came across at all.
Garet made a good point that he was disappointed that they didn't show that Voldemort was at the window before they apparated out of Bathilda Bagshot's house. He is also disappointed in the Lovegood's house and the lack of strange objects and moving magic in the picture (ex the press working)
On another note, I noticed that when Harry went into the lake to retrieve the wand that he went in with his glasses. But when he got out they were laying there as if he took them off before hand.
There's a lot more but we are tired! :lol:
---------- Post added at 09:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:12 PM ----------
We watched it at midnight and we saw it again today in IMAX :)
Mouseman74
11-21-2010, 12:45 AM
Ok, so I saw it twice - at Midnight and Friday night. Loved it!! I thought they did a good job adapting it from the book but keeping up with the book for the majority of the time.
My favorite changes - Hermione removing her parents memories. This to me was one of the most touching and best changes. In the book she doesn't seem as upset or it isn't coveyed as well to me, but this really showed how she had to do something really hard to protect them. Next was Hedwig's death. I was devastated in the book when she died in the cage. Having him let her go and then coming to save him and dying that way made it more of a "honorable" death then just being stuck in the cage and being hit by a curse.
Bits that were left out - Lupin and Harry. I am ok with it not being there, only because I don't feel it would have worked as well in the movie and only would have dragged it out. I felt that the time spent at Grimwald Place wasn't really explained well enough, you couldn't tell how long they had been there and what they were doing (playing piano and reading, didn't explain they were actually going to the Ministry). And Kreacher building his relationship with Harry and Ron and Hermione could have been a bit better. Godric's Hallow - definitely needed the statue and the sign at Harry's old house to show how his parents were remembered, I am glad they didn't do the polyjuice potion as that would have taken away from the moment in the cemetery.
Overall I felt they did a good adaption of the book and making it fit into the movie. The few changes they made worked and didn't seem out of place. Granted we still have Part 2 to go - and I was VERY disappointed they did not show a pre-view at the end of the film for Part 2! They really should have to get everyone even more excited and shown a few new clips!
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-21-2010, 12:51 AM
Overall I felt they did a good adaption of the book and making it fit into the movie. The few changes they made worked and didn't seem out of place. Granted we still have Part 2 to go - and I was VERY disappointed they did not show a pre-view at the end of the film for Part 2! They really should have to get everyone even more excited and shown a few new clips!
I honestly didn't even think of that until I heard it mentioned on the Mugglecast. I wasn't expecting one so I'm not disappointed in it.
Okay, one thing I really didn't like at all. The moment in the Harry/Hermione dance scene where it seemed like they were going to kiss.
:tap: Let's not give the H/Hr shippers anymore reasons to their cause.
Shabea001
11-21-2010, 12:57 AM
Well said Mouseman74!
Ok, so I saw it twice - at Midnight and Friday night. Loved it!! I thought they did a good job adapting it from the book but keeping up with the book for the majority of the time.
My favorite changes - Hermione removing her parents memories. This to me was one of the most touching and best changes. In the book she doesn't seem as upset or it isn't coveyed as well to me, but this really showed how she had to do something really hard to protect them. Next was Hedwig's death. I was devastated in the book when she died in the cage. Having him let her go and then coming to save him and dying that way made it more of a "honorable" death then just being stuck in the cage and being hit by a curse.
Bits that were left out - Lupin and Harry. I am ok with it not being there, only because I don't feel it would have worked as well in the movie and only would have dragged it out. I felt that the time spent at Grimwald Place wasn't really explained well enough, you couldn't tell how long they had been there and what they were doing (playing piano and reading, didn't explain they were actually going to the Ministry). And Kreacher building his relationship with Harry and Ron and Hermione could have been a bit better. Godric's Hallow - definitely needed the statue and the sign at Harry's old house to show how his parents were remembered, I am glad they didn't do the polyjuice potion as that would have taken away from the moment in the cemetery.
Overall I felt they did a good adaption of the book and making it fit into the movie. The few changes they made worked and didn't seem out of place. Granted we still have Part 2 to go - and I was VERY disappointed they did not show a pre-view at the end of the film for Part 2! They really should have to get everyone even more excited and shown a few new clips!
mugirl0307
11-21-2010, 10:15 AM
I saw it at midnight Friday with some friends. I thought it was good...definitely intense! The part that really creeped me out was the scene in Godric's Hollow with Bathilda/Nagini. I forgot about that part of the book (I read DH right after it came out and am rereading it now...only got to the part where they just got into the Ministry of Magic).
I also cried during Dobby's death. It's funny because when I read the book the first time I cried when Hedwig died but it didn't really bother me in the movie. Maybe because it just happened so fast. But Dobby was just so sad. I think part of what did it for me too was what he was saying about being with friends. I am such a sap...On a lighter note, I did enjoy Dobby's line about not wanting to kill just maim or seriously injure. haha!
rick_stervin
11-22-2010, 12:06 AM
first off let me say i was never a Harry Potter fan. Ive never read the books and only seen the first movie but didnt even finish or understand it. but this past friday, my girlfriend dragged me along to watch Part 7? i didnt even know they got that far. haha. we lined up about an hour and a half before start time and i was already pretty mad by the time we sat down. but once that movie eneded, i can honestly say that was a GREAT movie. makes me want to watch previous happy potters and catch up. definitely a movie worth watching. even if you arent a Harry Potter fan like me. 2 thumbs up!
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-22-2010, 12:18 AM
first off let me say i was never a Harry Potter fan. Ive never read the books and only seen the first movie but didnt even finish or understand it. but this past friday, my girlfriend dragged me along to watch Part 7? i didnt even know they got that far. haha. we lined up about an hour and a half before start time and i was already pretty mad by the time we sat down. but once that movie eneded, i can honestly say that was a GREAT movie. makes me want to watch previous happy potters and catch up. definitely a movie worth watching. even if you arent a Harry Potter fan like me. 2 thumbs up!
:clap: Yay! That's a great thing to hear.
Read the books ;-) Become a convert :rofl:
CrustyJuggler
11-23-2010, 05:07 PM
I thought this movie was really intense from start to end and very well done. I'm glad that they stretched it out to two movies because otherwise we wouldn't have seen half the stuff addressed in the book. I really hated how they tricked us into thinking that Hedwig was going to be ok too! The Dobby scene was definitely a tear jerker.
Things that didn't make it, but would have been cool to see:
Harry saying his final good-bye to the Dursley's - I can't believe they left out the handshake with Dudley!
The Memorial in front of the Potter's house at Godric's Hollow - Why, why, why did they leave this part out? It was such a cool part of the book and they already had a scene of them standing in front of the wrecked house!
Percy being a jerk to his family when the Minister delivers Dumbledore's possessions at the Burrow - I really hope that he doesn't just popup for no good reason in the final battle, otherwise it'll look odd.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-23-2010, 06:26 PM
I thought this movie was really intense from start to end and very well done. I'm glad that they stretched it out to two movies because otherwise we wouldn't have seen half the stuff addressed in the book. I really hated how they tricked us into thinking that Hedwig was going to be ok too! The Dobby scene was definitely a tear jerker.
Things that didn't make it, but would have been cool to see:
Harry saying his final good-bye to the Dursley's - I can't believe they left out the handshake with Dudley!
The Memorial in front of the Potter's house at Godric's Hollow - Why, why, why did they leave this part out? It was such a cool part of the book and they already had a scene of them standing in front of the wrecked house!
Percy being a jerk to his family when the Minister delivers Dumbledore's possessions at the Burrow - I really hope that he doesn't just popup for no good reason in the final battle, otherwise it'll look odd.
I know for a fact that Percy is in part 2 so, who knows if they'll do any explaining before he shows up to make it more emotional (that was always another favourite part of the book. I never seemed to hate Percy as much as everyone else does)
And apparently there was more to the scene with the Dursley, but it was cut (:cross: that it'll be included in the deleted scenes) Same with Krum at the Wedding. :(
fluffycow333
11-24-2010, 03:21 PM
I really enjoyed part 1. I can't wait until July for part 2.
Also, Scabior was nice ;)
http://i55.tinypic.com/scw0a9.jpg
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-24-2010, 04:53 PM
I really enjoyed part 1. I can't wait until July for part 2.
Also, Scabior was nice ;)
http://i55.tinypic.com/scw0a9.jpg
I like your tastes ;-) I find it hilarious how many of us love Scabior :rofl: I was talking about the movie with one of my twitter friends and at some point she ask "....did you think that Snatcher was hot?" :lol: I was very happen to find that people agreed.
Here's the pie chart she made about it :rofl: (http://cheezburger.com/jkf358/lolz/View/4194585344)
andycool
11-24-2010, 05:28 PM
I'll see this on the weekend.
Chelsey
11-24-2010, 05:42 PM
I saw the movie on Sunday and of course i have been a Harry Potter fan since the book first came out when i was about 10. I LOVE all the books and the movies have been really good as well. I am glad that the separated this movie into two books so they are able to incorporate everything into them. Even though i knew it was going to happen, the part with Hedwig made me cry and the part with Dobby made me sob :lol:. Overall i though it was a great movie and i can't wait for the second part even though that will be the end to it :(.
fluffycow333
11-24-2010, 07:00 PM
I like your tastes ;-) I find it hilarious how many of us love Scabior :rofl: I was talking about the movie with one of my twitter friends and at some point she ask "....did you think that Snatcher was hot?" :lol: I was very happen to find that people agreed.
Here's the pie chart she made about it :rofl: (http://cheezburger.com/jkf358/lolz/View/4194585344)
It is pretty funny. There's a Scabior fan page on facebook and every time I look at it it has nearly 100 more fans than the last time.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-24-2010, 07:58 PM
It is pretty funny. There's a Scabior fan page on facebook and every time I look at it it has nearly 100 more fans than the last time.
:yikes: OMG! I need to join that fan page. -goes to find it on facebook-
I joined :D And invited my friend who's obsessed with him too :D
buzzcoleman14
11-25-2010, 09:50 AM
I saw the movie on Sunday and of course i have been a Harry Potter fan since the book first came out when i was about 10. I LOVE all the books and the movies have been really good as well. I am glad that the separated this movie into two books so they are able to incorporate everything into them. Even though i knew it was going to happen, the part with Hedwig made me cry and the part with Dobby made me sob :lol:. Overall i though it was a great movie and i can't wait for the second part even though that will be the end to it :(.
It is nice they made this film into two parts. Some of the other films left out a bit from the books.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-25-2010, 11:04 AM
It is nice they made this film into two parts. Some of the other films left out a bit from the books.
A bit? That's an understatement.
Seriously, they could have starting making two part films from 4 on. (I wouldn't have complained)
The amount of stuff left out is crazy.
Scarletwebslingr
11-25-2010, 02:38 PM
I was disappointed in this film, though, to be fair, I felt book seven was weak altogether. I mean, the pacing was so wonky. We were just tossed into the action--and by "action" I mean a lot of repetitive acts of cat and mouse. That said, it comes to no surprise that I found the anti-climactic first half of an already tedious book excruciatingly boring. And seriously... how is it that they could squeeze in a dance scene but completely gloss over Mad Eye's death. On a high note, I enjoyed the Malfoy manner scenes and The Three Brothers tale was done pretty remarkably.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-25-2010, 03:47 PM
I was disappointed in this film, though, to be fair, I felt book seven was weak altogether. I mean, the pacing was so wonky. We were just tossed into the action--and by "action" I mean a lot of repetitive acts of cat and mouse. That said, it comes to no surprise that I found the anti-climactic first half of an already tedious book excruciatingly boring. And seriously... how is it that they could squeeze in a dance scene but completely gloss over Mad Eye's death. On a high note, I enjoyed the Malfoy manner scenes and The Three Brothers tale was done pretty remarkably.
See, book 7 is my favourite, since it's the most emotional to me (and passed that I can't really explain why)
I've given up asking why they can add one ridiculous scene but not keep in one good scene from the books.
Scarletwebslingr
11-25-2010, 06:20 PM
See, book 7 is my favourite, since it's the most emotional to me (and passed that I can't really explain why)
I've given up asking why they can add one ridiculous scene but not keep in one good scene from the books.
Haha, you mean like burning the Weasley house while dipping out on Dumbledore's funeral? I thought the seventh book just could have been a lot more emotional. The only characters who died we either predictable or just unnecessary. I found none of it jarring. Now if they had knocked off Hagrid, that would have made some impact.
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-25-2010, 09:03 PM
Haha, you mean like burning the Weasley house while dipping out on Dumbledore's funeral? I thought the seventh book just could have been a lot more emotional. The only characters who died we either predictable or just unnecessary. I found none of it jarring. Now if they had knocked off Hagrid, that would have made some impact.
Exactly. That scene still ticks me off every time I see it. HBP was a disaster of an adaptation. As an editorial (http://www.mugglenet.com/editorials/editorials/edit-ladylupin.shtml) I read stated, the HBP movie made the important story take a backseat to the teenage romance.
I'm pretty sure Dobby dying was not predictable. I remember before the book came out, mugglenet wrote a "Who will die in Book 7" and Dobby was listed as 0% that he'd die. And I'd say Hedwig & Dobby had pretty big impact. I still cry each time I read the book and get to those scenes :cry:
(And if you can't tell, I'm a bit of a mugglenet fangirl :lol: )
Scarletwebslingr
11-25-2010, 09:43 PM
Exactly. That scene still ticks me off every time I see it. HBP was a disaster of an adaptation. As an editorial (http://www.mugglenet.com/editorials/editorials/edit-ladylupin.shtml) I read stated, the HBP movie made the important story take a backseat to the teenage romance.
I'm pretty sure Dobby dying was not predictable. I remember before the book came out, mugglenet wrote a "Who will die in Book 7" and Dobby was listed as 0% that he'd die. And I'd say Hedwig & Dobby had pretty big impact. I still cry each time I read the book and get to those scenes :cry:
(And if you can't tell, I'm a bit of a mugglenet fangirl :lol: )
See, while I didn't see Dobby and Hedwig's deaths as predicable I did see it as cheap. Why not surprise us with an impact using characters with more purpose? And no, I don't count Fred either. He was a cop-out :p
HitchHikingGhostFangirl
11-25-2010, 09:48 PM
See, while I didn't see Dobby and Hedwig's deaths as predicable I did see it as cheap. Why not surprise us with an impact using characters with more purpose? And no, I don't count Fred either. He was a cop-out :p
Well Hedwig was a sign of Harry's childhood and with her death the end of that. Although now with her different movie death, I do find her book death pretty lame.
:cry: Don't remind me about Fred :cry: I was a mess when I read that the first time (and each other time & as was as the wizard rock song about him :look:)
Besides Hagrid, who'd you have killed off?
Scarletwebslingr
11-25-2010, 10:27 PM
Well Hedwig was a sign of Harry's childhood and with her death the end of that. Although now with her different movie death, I do find her book death pretty lame.
:cry: Don't remind me about Fred :cry: I was a mess when I read that the first time (and each other time & as was as the wizard rock song about him :look:)
Besides Hagrid, who'd you have killed off?
Eh, George and Fred weren't anything like real identical twins--just a pair of stock-character cliches. They had no individual personalities so without one you literally still have the same character remaining. What's to miss? I really wanted one of the main three to die (or kid to die, for that matter). Ron and/or Hermione would have been good. Both of them stopped character development after the second book or so, making them really one-note and annoying throughout the rest of the story. I'd have liked them to get rid of Nevil too.
izzerl
11-30-2010, 03:31 PM
I really liked the movie.
I especially liked how they told the story of the deathly hallows.
It was pretty cool
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