It rained like a motherfucker today, so it was the perfect day to go see this! George doesn't even follow the Potter stuff, and he liked it. I freaking loved it, and I do agree, they ended it in preparation for the second half right at the perfect moment.
Spoiler: As for the rest...
I got a little teary at Hedwig's death, and I had my fair share of tears during Dobby's death as well. But the part that had me crying buckets was when Harry finally gets to see his parents' grave. The part where Hermione kneels down, waves her wand, and a wreath of white roses appear at the bottom of the headstone - that's when I just cried my eyes out.
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Hot damn, the Battle of Hogwarts is going to be awesome. I'll probably drag my lazy ass to the theater just to see it on the big screen. Not looking forward to crying like a big girl during Harry's walk.
Lord, I'm gonna cry like a sissy little girl. Might as well go ahead and buy two tickets, as I'm going to have to watch it again so I can catch anything I missed by sobbing.
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Not to be a nattering naboob of negativity, but that trailer didn't do anything to convince me that they solved the problem of Rowling's sort crappy ending.
I'm going to see the movie, and I'll probably like it, but the way that series was ended really stank.
Didn't watch Part 1 yet, waiting until we get closer to the release of Part 2 to give it a whirl. I'm looking forward to the final showdown and the "19 Years Later" stuff.
I rather enjoyed the books and films myself. They ain't no Lord of the Rings in either format, and a nine-hour marathon is a bit much (shit, I'll watch part one of Deathly Hallows one day, then catch part two the next), but still enjoyable.
Then after the film is done, we can move on to the next multimedia juggernaut like good little sheep.
I think they'll do a back-to-back at some point, but I don't know if I have the testicular fortitude to sit through eight straight hours of ARRY PAWWAH.
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