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Lovely_Lily_Evans · 06-03-2004, 08:53 PM

[B][COLOR=purple] Personally, I think that Cauron has done a poorly job on his behalf in creating "his style" with the 3rd installament of Harry Potter.

I do agree, however, that the editing was horrible, but the scenes seemed to be jumping from one end to another. It just felt like it was moving faster than it was s'pose to go.

I don't know what Cauron's problem is, I think it was his mistakes that took the whole cast and crew downward to a sinkable crisis.

I also think, that Cauron took this action packed thriller novel into a loosey-goosey comedy, which turned my perpective off in the film.

I do not believe that Daniel is a bad actor. If I didn't know better, it seems that Cauron takes a fond with Emma Watson and turned her character into the "superstar" if you asked me. And I felt that Cuaron avoided Rupert's character.

I think Caruon left out some pretty important scenes from the novel Such as, the whole cat-and-rat thing,he should of made it more of a "key" role. It just felt like a minor arguement when I watched it. He also flipped around the scene where Harry gets the Firebolt. It should have been during Christmas, and it gets stripped. And that's another reason why Hermione and Ron get into a fight (which is so cute).
I didn't like the ending either. :/

By the way, didn't it seem that (in the Shrieking Shack) that it jumped a lot or it went by too fast. Like one minute Harry has his wand @ Sirius saying "im gunna kill you" then the next minute he's hugging him sayin "i want to come to your place" I mean, my mind was just completely lost in that scene.

But no, Daniel isn't a bad actor, you really shouldn't compare him to Haley...acting doesn't work that way.

The only thing I liked about this movie was the credits. It seemed that the crew took all their effort in making a stunning credits rather than a stunning movie

Speaking of crew, I didn't see Chris Columbus in the credits..maybe it's just me.

Hopefully, Mike Newell (the new director for the 4th film) will save this magical journey to the Hp movie series.

06-03-2004, 08:53 PM	#16 (permalink)
Lovely_Lily_Evans Flobberworm Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 21	[B][COLOR=purple] Personally, I think that Cauron has done a poorly job on his behalf in creating "his style" with the 3rd installament of Harry Potter. I do agree, however, that the editing was horrible, but the scenes seemed to be jumping from one end to another. It just felt like it was moving faster than it was s'pose to go. I don't know what Cauron's problem is, I think it was his mistakes that took the whole cast and crew downward to a sinkable crisis. I also think, that Cauron took this action packed thriller novel into a loosey-goosey comedy, which turned my perpective off in the film. I do not believe that Daniel is a bad actor. If I didn't know better, it seems that Cauron takes a fond with Emma Watson and turned her character into the "superstar" if you asked me. And I felt that Cuaron avoided Rupert's character. I think Caruon left out some pretty important scenes from the novel Such as, the whole cat-and-rat thing,he should of made it more of a "key" role. It just felt like a minor arguement when I watched it. He also flipped around the scene where Harry gets the Firebolt. It should have been during Christmas, and it gets stripped. And that's another reason why Hermione and Ron get into a fight (which is so cute). I didn't like the ending either. :/ By the way, didn't it seem that (in the Shrieking Shack) that it jumped a lot or it went by too fast. Like one minute Harry has his wand @ Sirius saying "im gunna kill you" then the next minute he's hugging him sayin "i want to come to your place" I mean, my mind was just completely lost in that scene. But no, Daniel isn't a bad actor, you really shouldn't compare him to Haley...acting doesn't work that way. The only thing I liked about this movie was the credits. It seemed that the crew took all their effort in making a stunning credits rather than a stunning movie Speaking of crew, I didn't see Chris Columbus in the credits..maybe it's just me. Hopefully, Mike Newell (the new director for the 4th film) will save this magical journey to the Hp movie series.