Another observation worth mentioning...

[susanbones2003]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "susanbones2003" <rkdas at c...> 
wrote:
>
> --- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "laurenmcoakley" 
> <laurenmcoakley at y...> wrote:
> >
> > Well, while we're all here in line gossiping about how handsome 
Dan 
> > has gotten in this last film, I thought I'd also bring up how 
> > surprisingly dashing Fred & George (or James & Oliver Phelps) 
acted 
> > in this film.  I couldn't deny (even to my husband- horror!) 
when 
> > Fred (James) asked Angelina to the ball (in that so very bold 
and 
> > humorous way) and then turned to give Ron a wink, my heart went 
> > pitter patter!  So handsome, and so expertly executed!  If I 
were 
> > Angelina, I'm sure my response would have been the same- she 
seemed 
> > a little surprised, and very flattered.
> SNIPPED A BIT...
> > Lauren
> 
> Lauren,
> I echo your sentiments concerning the Phelps twins. To me, they 
added 
> so much to this film. All I can say is they are the perfect comic 
> relief! I think who ever writes for them gives them wonderful 
banter, 
> and the twins'timing is impeccable! They are the perfect cinematic 
> compliment to Book Fred and George! My favorite line: at the first 
> task "Well done Dragon!" One of the things that makes this movie 
so 
> satisfying is that Mike Newell used his assets that were already 
in 
> place. And while Cuaron gave us a glimpse of what the twins could 
do 
> (remember the gifting of the marauder's map?) Newell saw a good 
thing 
> and ran with it (as he did with Rupert who also demonstrated at a 
new 
> level, his natural comic abilities!)
> Yea Phelps twins!
> Jen D. who thinks Dan is a HIT (Hunk in training...)>
>