[HPFGU-Movie] Re: MOVIE review/SPOILERS

[June Ewing]

> Valerie:
> <snip>
> Anyhow, the things I liked the most about the film was, yes, the
Snape death scene. I've never been a Snape lover; always hated how
> he was so mean to Harry. But how could anyone not feel sorry for
him, hearing that darn Nagini strike again and again...horrifying!
I did think it was touching when Snape said "look at me; you have
> your mother's eyes'. (sniffle!) Thought that was an interesting
juxtaposition w/ Dumbledore saying "he has Lily's eyes' to Snape in
the memory, out of manipulation to get him to watch over Harry. Dang,
Dumbledore really fell from grace in my eyes, with how he shamelessly
> used Snape. <snip>

> Thought the white dragon was fantastic. All of the CG in this movie
> was absolutely top notch!!
<snip>

> So, those who saw it 3D. was it worth it? Did the scenes really
> pop?


June:
OMG, it was so amazing, wasn't it? Read what you have written here,
you sound so excited about it, lol. I really felt bad for Snape too
but when you think about it, it is in part Snape's own fault that
Dumbledore used him a bit. He didn't mean to do it, but by telling
Voldemort what he had heard (the prophecy) he was the one who put
the Potters in danger. I feel sorry for him about that too because
the last thing he wanted to do was put Lily Potter in danger. I
actually cried though when I saw the dragon. The goblins were so
cruel to them, I didn't feel the least bit sorry for them when the
dragon turned on them and with all the cuts on the dragon from what
they did to it, I didn't even feel sorry for them when the death
eaters killed them (that sounds horrible but I believe in animal
rights and I love animals). I didn't see the movie in 3D. I am being
treated for an ear infection and was suffering some terrible vertigo
so I thought it may not sit well with me, but I already have my
ticket to see it in 3D on Tuesday, I can't wait.