The Movie

[laurenmcoakley]

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Truthbeauty,
I agree with you 2000% on all accounts!  I was very impressed with 
the movie- I have already seen it twice this weekend!  The trio were 
better than they have ever been before!  I even liked the scene with 
Sirius in the embers...much different than I imagined from the book, 
but once I saw Mr. Newells adaptation, I was quite impressed.  I also 
enjoyed the British director this time around.  There was a very 
distinct feeling that this was a "british" movie, something I never 
felt from the others, despite the accents.  Maybe it was something 
about Harry calling Ron "a git" when they were fighting.  The twins 
were WONDERFUL- I enjoyed them so much that I, too, laughed out loud 
in the theatre. Both times!  The only negative that I feel IMHO is 
the music.  I truly felt the new composer's pieces were prety bland 
and just too much classical.  Mr. Williams, I feel, has such a 
distinct flair that he knows how to create music to portray a mood 
that, though the trio in earlier films acted out, his music really 
made you fell it as well, if their performances weren't the most 
convincing.  Thank goodness this time around their acting was what it 
was!   

Great movie!  I loved it completely!





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> This was by far the best movie in the series. The way the world cup
> was handled was brilliant. There were a lot of changes throuhout the
> whole movie, but they were much more satisfying than the changes 
made
> in P.O.A. The only dissapointing things for me was the lack of the 
hug
> from Molly and the no show from Sirius in the end. The acting of the
> trio and other school kids has improved like 200% from the last 
movie.
> I almost cried when the portkey took Harry and Cedrics body back to
> Hogarts. The acting in that scene was great from everyone. Fred and
> George are amazing in this one. I laughed out loud at them. 
McGonagall
> has some really great scenes as well. Everyone seems upset about the
> DD manhadleing Harry scene. While it is not cannon, I think it was
> used to show DD's growing fear about Voldemort and for Harry. I 
don't
> get angry from DD, I get fear. The study hall scene was really 
funny.
> The post Yule ball scene was excellent. It felt just like the book.
> You wanted to laugh, but at the same time you felt soo bad for
> Hermione. The most encouraging thing about this movie, is that they
> are beginning to give more screen time to minor characters who are
> soon to become, not so minor. For example, Ginny is definitely
> featured more and Neville gets soo much more on screen time, which 
is
> excellent. Draco had like very little screen time, but I didn't 
really
> miss him. The bath scene with Myrtle was hilarious. Very pervy haha.
> While it obvious in this movie that the main cast is growing up, 
they
> do not look too mature for the parts. I mean, to me, they look like 
14
> year old kids. I loved this movie soo much. It was incrdible and 
eerie
> and kind of scary. I was on the edge of my seat, and I have read the
> book at least 7 times. 
> truthbeauty1
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