Harry Potter 7
#21
I saw it exactly 32 hours ago *o*
It was following the book enough for my taste, and IMO you'll prolly be left confused sometimes if you haven't read the books.

For me 32 hours ago would be midnight of wednesday/thursday
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#22
Kalovale Wrote:Turn off your phone, it's etiquette.

Hey. They're the ones who let us in 3 hours early.
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#23
Going Next weekend (weekend after this weekend).

I have high expectations for quality, since they now have more time to add in the details of the book.
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#24
I was personally pretty let down by the last book's ending. It killed much of the childish fanboyish spirit I had for harry potter.

No idea if I'm going to watch the last movie, maybe if friends go.
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#25
Ok, so I probably can't see it this weekend. Might see it with some friends next Friday though.
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#26
DUMBLEDORE KILLS SNAPE
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#27
Shidoshi Wrote:I was personally pretty let down by the last book's ending. It killed much of the childish fanboyish spirit I had for harry potter.

Thats the point of it. Your actually meant to grow with the series and the series has to end.


It was really awesome last night, specially for a ~2.5 hour long movie. It would have been even better if there was a fucking douchebag next to me talking to his peach the whole movie.
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#28
I've hated harry potter ever since I was 6 or 7, both the books and the movies. No way in hell I am actually paying for this pomegranate.
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#29
Sn1perJohnE Wrote:Thats the point of it. Your actually meant to grow with the series and the series has to end.


It was really awesome last night, specially for a ~2.5 hour long movie. It would have been even better if there was a fucking douchebag next to me talking to his peach the whole movie.

No, I mean, I liked the other books and the story. It's not that I just grew with the book (I grew with the book from volumes 1->6). The last one just had a very badly written ending, with a story full of loops and turns a straightforward ending like she did was much of a let down, it returned to a childish way witht its fairytale ending.
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#30
Kortestanov Wrote:I've hated harry potter ever since I was 6 or 7, both the books and the movies. No way in hell I am actually paying for this pomegranate.

Avra Cadavra
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#31
Shidoshi Wrote:No, I mean, I liked the other books and the story. It's not that I just grew with the book (I grew with the book from volumes 1->6). The last one just had a very badly written ending, with a story full of loops and turns a straightforward ending like she did was much of a let down, it returned to a childish way witht its fairytale ending.

Yea, I thought she should've killed off a few more people.
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#32
Worthyness Wrote:There was a promotion on the interwebs with a secret code to get a ticket that wouldn't guarantee a seat to a screening of the movie. It was the critic screening, so they let people drop in on it. waited in line for 3 hours to get into that thing, but it was worth it I think.

ijealous.

But I really enjoyed it. I couldn't believe it was over when the credits rolled. I want the rest! NOW!
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#33
dobby dies
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#34
Imagine Wrote:dobby dies

Ron, too.
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#35
Jon Wrote:Ron, too.

oh I did that. i shouldn't park my flying car on people
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#36
Daku Wrote:Avra Cadavra

Avada Cadavra*


Jon Wrote:Ron, too.

Fred*
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#37
i thought it was george
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#38
whybanme Wrote:Fred*

Imagine Wrote:i thought it was george


Neither Fred, George, or Ron die/d.
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#39
Seen it, just another reason to come to Australia.
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#40
really love how they started the movie with the departure of the trio with a lot of emotions attached, especially with hermione. touching
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