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Old 10-28-2003, 05:48 AM
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Children prefers HP books to HP movies - children likes HP books, not the movies

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Sherissa Moses, 17, a senior at Northwest High, didn't like the film either.
"Harry Potter is so much better than the movie," Moses said about the book.

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Dani Brown, a junior at Northwest High School, threw one of her flip-flops when she saw the Harry Potter movie.

The film skipped some parts of the book, the 16-year-old said.

Sherissa Moses, 17, a senior at Northwest High, didn't like the film either.

"Harry Potter is so much better than the movie," Moses said about the book.

That opinion is shared by many of the six to 12 students in Moving Words, a program at the Roanoke Public Library. For the past year, the students have read a novel and then met at the library on Wednesday night to watch the movie adaptation. The following week, they compare the two versions.

Parents must sign a permission slip for students to see R-rated films.

The students participate on their own time. They don't receive school credit.

"We do it for ourselves," Susie Stephens, 15, a freshman at Northwest, said.
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Old 10-28-2003, 01:58 PM   #2 (permalink)
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really true!!
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Old 10-28-2003, 02:07 PM   #3 (permalink)
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if you wanna discuss this, there's a nearly similar thread in the movie section.
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Old 10-28-2003, 03:24 PM   #4 (permalink)
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The books honestly are better!!
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The books *are* better.
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Old 10-28-2003, 03:28 PM   #6 (permalink)
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i definatly prefer the books to the movies because ive only watched the movies about 2-5 times ( ive got both of them on video) and ive read the books : philosophers stone- 10 times, chamber of secrets, prizoner of azkaban and goblet of fire - 13 times and order of the phoenix - 5 times
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the books are way better. i went and seen philosophers stone in the cinema and was really disappointed an den wen chamber of secrets came out i went and seen dat an was even more diappointed the films r good but dey r nothin compared 2 da books :sorcerer:
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of COURSE the books are better.... you can put in so much more detail without worrying about a 2-3 hour time limit to tell your story!
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Old 10-28-2003, 06:17 PM   #9 (permalink)
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I completely agree, i mean the films are good,but compared to the books they really suck
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I too was dissapointed with the films, but not so much the first time I saw them. The first time I was too ecited to take in much at all but after watching it 3 times you start to notice things about it that are wrong or have been left out.
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Old 10-28-2003, 06:26 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I agree, I think the books are better than the movies
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I too, agree with all of you. The boks are much Much MUCH better than the movies cause they go in much more details than the movie but the movies are not as bad as we think cause whenever i read the book (after watching the movie) i can picture the whole thing in front of me i mean you can imagin, harry (dan) and ron(rupert and hermonie(emma) and actually see the whole scean from the book in your mind. Well that's just me :flowersmile: :flowersmile: :flowersmile: :flowersmile: :flowersmile: :flowersmile:
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Old 10-28-2003, 06:56 PM   #13 (permalink)
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i would prefair to raed the book than watch the film because it has more detale to harrys thoughts if the film was exactlythe same i think i would prefair them


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the books are better but i think the films are great as well you need to look at it like this they could not put evething in the books in the film it would have gone on for hours they did the best they could and the film makes stayed as ture to the books as they could and did a great job
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Hello (new person here)
neway, i must agree. Although the books are definately much better the films r rather groovy as well, and i really enjoyed watching them vboth :flowersmile:
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i like the books better. more details. i corrected the movies the first time i saw them, but i do like them.
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Originally posted by Secretive_Phoenix@Oct 28 2003, 08:51 PM
i like the books better. more details. i corrected the movies the first time i saw them, but i do like them.
hahaha it's funny how you can sit there and go 'wrong' 'wrong' 'WRONG!' lol I think I annoyed a few cinema-goers last time I went to see HP.
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The books are the best for books, but you have to give credit to the filmmakers, they wouldnt have been able to express all of harry's thoughts like JKR did in the books.
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i do prefer Hp books than movies. I know most of Hp fans hated the first movies, but it's impossible to a movie re-play all the books facts. I know that P'sS and CoS could have been better, however, I still hope for an awesome PoA.
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i do prefer Hp books than movies. I know most of Hp fans hated the first movies, but it's impossible to a movie re-play all the books facts. I know that P'sS and CoS could have been better, however, I still hope for an awesome PoA.
That's all we can ask really.
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The books are definitely better but the movies are still really good!
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I love the books, but I think it's cool to see the stories put on the big screen!
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I watched both movies before i read the books and i strongly agree that the books are a million times better than the movies. However, I think being able to put the faces of the actors of the movie into my head while i read the book, made the book even better for me.
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i agree the books are better cuz the movie skipped some stuff and the books are more detailed
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I saw the movies before I read the books, but I like the books better I also like that you can see what Harry is thinking and don't have to guess by facial expressions.
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