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Frozen Cause · 05-14-2011, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by ladycplum

I'm still feeling very "blecch" about Harry and Voldie facing off alone, outside, not in the enclosed space of the Great Hall, circling each other like birds and verbally sparring with everyone watching. But then again I haven't gotten my hopes high since after POA came out. And don't get me started on that stupid falling over the side of the school bit. The movie looks like it's going to have enough action in it as it is, why in the name of God did Kloves, or Yates, or whoever, come up with such a ridiculous idea, and WHY did JK apparently give it her blessing?!?!?! *Deep breath* OK...got that out now.

I can see why you were sorted into Slytherin..

But seriously, many found the book version bland and are glad they are making it cinematic instead of just talking. Embrace and accept the fact that the movies are NOT the books. Otherwise you'll just be disapointed and become a kill-joy for others who enjoyed the film.

05-14-2011, 03:34 AM	#22 (permalink)
Frozen Cause Gnome Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 337	Quote: Originally Posted by ladycplum I'm still feeling very "blecch" about Harry and Voldie facing off alone, outside, not in the enclosed space of the Great Hall, circling each other like birds and verbally sparring with everyone watching. But then again I haven't gotten my hopes high since after POA came out. And don't get me started on that stupid falling over the side of the school bit. The movie looks like it's going to have enough action in it as it is, why in the name of God did Kloves, or Yates, or whoever, come up with such a ridiculous idea, and WHY did JK apparently give it her blessing?!?!?! Deep breath OK...got that out now. I can see why you were sorted into Slytherin.. But seriously, many found the book version bland and are glad they are making it cinematic instead of just talking. Embrace and accept the fact that the movies are NOT the books. Otherwise you'll just be disapointed and become a kill-joy for others who enjoyed the film.