[HPFGU-OTChatter] Just saw the movie and the letter thread
Julie Borgmann
kismit1496 at yahoo.com
Mon Aug 13 04:54:39 UTC 2007
oooh I always found Sirius - hot but snape not a fan. Actually I've not liked that actor in any movie - well not in that manner. He's a very good character actor. Oldman I fell for in Dracula! Kinda helps no matter what character he plays ;)
potioncat <willsonkmom at msn.com> wrote: I know, this probably belongs at the other list, but I recognise more
names over here.
I just saw the OoP movie. It has to change the experience to see it for
the first time after reading DH. I was teary-eyed every time the twins
were on screen.
The real kicker was that I found this movie's Oldman/Black very--very--
attractive. So much that I cried when he died. And I do not like Sirius
Black one bit! Makes me wonder about the Rickman/Snape appeal that I've
always denied influenced me. (Well, I've denied it influenced me very
much.)
My 13 year old son asked how I liked the movie. I said, "Not too much,
but Sirius Black was hot." From his reaction, I don't think I should
have said that.
Lily's letter
I was part of that thread. I think I took both sides, but no one seemed
to read any previous posts so I wasn't caught. I came up with a very
detailed explanation, that I actually liked for the letter and Snape's
search for it. But the main reason I kept posting was that people would
post that it was a stupid thing to have a thread about(or something
along that line.) Not having enough time to read every post myself, I
couldn't imagine why anyone would bother posting to a thread they
didn't enjoy.
Potioncat
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