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Antwone Thomas 
I totally and utterly agree. His crying was almost scary to watch because you see him in such a vulnerable state.
But I disagree that the movie felt choppy. In fact, I thought it flowed very effortlessly. I mean, that transition from the Quidditch party, to Ron and Lavender in the Gryfinndor tower, to Malfoy at the top of the Astronomy tower, all the way back to the halls of Hogwarts. Just thinking about it gives me goosebumps.
Oh and I adored Jessie Cave as Lavender!
Yes Jessie Cave was also one of the breakouts. And I felt that if they had given her more lines she would have over shadowed Emma and her constant whining and pining over Ron.
And I am really hating how they are styling Bonnie's hair. It makes her look so frumpy and plain Jane, and Bonnie is really pretty. I just want them to give her hair some body.
Well I don't mean it was choppy during the scenes, it as choppy going from one scene to the next. It didn't seem to flow to me and with them cutting out parts it was hard to see how one thing went to the next.
Like the first scene with Harry in that little shop in the subway and then you get the shot of Dumbledore on the platform well Harry getting over there to him felt choppy to me.
I hated that they changed Harry's speech to Slughorn when he was under the Felix. I thought that speech was moving and it made my heart race the first time I read it and I felt like Dan could have pulled it off more effortlessly than he did the lines they gave him.
To me it was like the film was too funny so they had to inject darkness into and if they had stuck more with the book the darkness would have flowed like water and the humor would have been all the more funnier you know.