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shortbottom · 07-19-2009, 01:47 AM

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Originally Posted by neeneejr

I never said her performance was horrible, i just said i thought it was very wooden and akward. Also, i actually disagree with what you said about about emma's acting, (but believe me this is first time i've actually disagreed with something bad said about her acting) i thought she was great in that scene, and i thought she got the upset hermione spot on. Yes she wasn't perfect in the film but i though she was slightly better than bonnie. Even though i prefer bonnie to emma.

Just wanted to comment that Bonnie really never had to carry a scene before this movie and it's not surprising to me that some things seemed awkward. She's always been an accessory in this or that scene but HBP should help her relax. I thought the only glaring awkwardness was the scene where she walks out to comfort Harry. The biggest disappointment is the omission of the scenes in the book where she very frankly tells Harry that she's here to stay.

07-19-2009, 01:47 AM	#19 (permalink)
shortbottom Fire Slug Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 151	A little bit more on screen for Ginny Quote: Originally Posted by neeneejr I never said her performance was horrible, i just said i thought it was very wooden and akward. Also, i actually disagree with what you said about about emma's acting, (but believe me this is first time i've actually disagreed with something bad said about her acting) i thought she was great in that scene, and i thought she got the upset hermione spot on. Yes she wasn't perfect in the film but i though she was slightly better than bonnie. Even though i prefer bonnie to emma. Just wanted to comment that Bonnie really never had to carry a scene before this movie and it's not surprising to me that some things seemed awkward. She's always been an accessory in this or that scene but HBP should help her relax. I thought the only glaring awkwardness was the scene where she walks out to comfort Harry. The biggest disappointment is the omission of the scenes in the book where she very frankly tells Harry that she's here to stay.