Half Blood Prince
We've obviously not been around too much lately, and it's time to jump back in, because a new Harry Potter movie has been out for weeks now and we MUST talk about it!
So, to get things started, what was your favorite part?
I wasn't sure at first but then my little sister brought it up: when Harry takes the luck potion. Fantastic.
So, to get things started, what was your favorite part?
I wasn't sure at first but then my little sister brought it up: when Harry takes the luck potion. Fantastic.
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Permalink Reply by Kenny on -
I just watched it for a second time and I hope to see it a few more times before it leaves theaters. As for my favorite part.. it would have to be the cave scene. Though it was shorten it was exactly as I pictured it. When the inferi hand comes out of that water I must have jumped a mile out of my seat.. and what's funny is I knew that would happen.. but still great moment. I love the ring of fire that Dumbledore produces. Qudditch scenes were really good also.
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Permalink Reply by Faith McKay on
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The cave scene is one that always stuck with me from reading the books, and it's what I kept thinking about while I was waiting to see the movie. It was shorter, but I thought it was awesome, too. It was really close to how I'd pictured it, too-close enough that I watched the scene and said "wow" instead of "in the book they ____!"
I kept thinking "it's going to come out of the water, it's going to come out of the water..." and I still jumped! haha
The fire was bad ass. :)
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Permalink Reply by Amy on -
I agree... The cave scene was just how I pictured it. My favorite parts were where they showed Draco. I think they did a really good job of showing his conflict.
I was disappointed in the last few scenes. My favorite part of the book was the Death Eaters attack from inside Hogwarts. It was so ingenious how they did it. I was really wanting to see the Death Eaters attack on Hagrid and Professor McGonagle. But they really abbreviated that whole sequence of events. So, I was a bit bummed by that. And the Ginny kiss was not as good as it could have been. It did show her personality from the book though... confident and a so-you-finally-figured-it-out kind of attitude.
Despite those two things, I really did love it. It was an excellent movie. Wasn't the young Tom Riddle creepy?
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Permalink Reply by Robert McKay - Admin on -
He was amazingly creepy! Way more creepy than I ever thought of him as being in the books.
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Permalink Reply by Julie C. Grooms on -
I found it very hard to pick a favorite part since I thought the whole movie was so awsome. I have a friend that thought the movie was not that good because their was not that much action but I thought they did a fanominal job sticking to the book.
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