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It's finally ending, Harry
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Personally, I was a little annoyed with Part 2. (Though I did cry like crazy.) I feel like they spent too much time on certain parts (like Harry stumbling around during the battles) and not enough on others (I wanted that scene where Percy came back and apologized/Fred's death). But most of the movie was done very well and I was pretty happy with the scene at Gringotts and Snape's memories. Maybe I would have liked it better if I'd watched Part 1 right beforehand? Some of my friends who are also big fans felt the same way.
As for book midnight releases - I got books 5-7 at midnight. The party at the bookstore I went to for book 7 was awesome. Lots of people had great costumes.
And I think older people who aren't familiar with the series could enjoy either the books or the movies so long as they understand that the earlier books are meant for children and then start to "grow up" a bit as the series goes on. Then again, I think that anyone in touch with their inner child and like fantasy would like these fine.
Blue Kitty:
Here's something that is bothering me, was I supposed to know who the werewolf killed when they showed their dead body, or was it just the shock that he was eating a student/teacher?
Yakob:
I thought it might have been Colin Creevey or the weird movie version of him named Nigel, but I'm not sure.
CrowFairy:
It was definitely Colin Creevey, from what I could tell. I can't remember the last time we saw him in the movies (I know he appeared at least once after Chamber of Secrets), so he's a bit older than when we last saw him.
I've always kinda prided myself on not crying at movies. But once the stuff with Nagini and Snape started, I was gone. I cried pretty much all through the Snape stuff and a while afterward because of Fred and Lupin and the massively under-shown Tonks. Oh, gosh.... Fred. *sniffle* And then I started tearing up a while after that because I realized it was all going to be over soon and what a journey it had been. It was rough.
I'm still waiting for my Hogwarts letter. It's ten years too late, but I'd gladly accept it if it were to show up sometime. ;D Being 11 and not getting my letter was kinda rough. And I knew it was fiction. But I wanted it to be real.
(By the way, I was 8 when the first book came out and 17 when the last one came out. I, too, feel like I'm in the perfect age group. :))
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--- Quote from: Blue Kitty on 25 Jul 2011, 08:43 ---Here's something that is bothering me, was I supposed to know who the werewolf killed when they showed their dead body, or was it just the shock that he was eating a student/teacher?
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I can't remember if (click to show/hide)Lavender actually died in the book off the top of my head, but the werewolf was killing/eating people.
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