No, I agree, his scripts are not the greatest. I think that a lot of his storytelling in the scripts is very muddled and confusing, and that he doesn't bring out a lot of the great themes from the books as well as he could. But those are my big script problems, and they are not the things that I always hear Kloves getting bashed over and over again for. If there is one thing that I think the scripts got well, it's the characterizations, and it's the ACTING and DIRECTING that has not always lived up to that. The thing is that I always hated Kloves because of the characters, but I realized that each time I revised the movie's characters in my own head, I found over and over that I was actually always imagining them still saying the same words from the movie, but just in a completely different way.