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I decided to watch it not caring about the mistakes and the possible differences between the movie and the book, and I enjoyed it very much, except the last 20 minutes (for obvious reasons). All I didn't like was the way they showed Malfoy's storyline.
The humor was awesome, I loved Ron so much! I didn't mind the extra scenes for the humor because IMHO the producers also see that the story has turned into something that's not for children anymore, so I guess they needed something that is a little less serious than the entire storyline. Slunghorn's faces were AWESOME. Ahahaha. He cracked me up.
The young Denem was frighteningly awesome. Both of them, hehe, but mainly the older one. His face was so beautiful and so scary at the same time! I loved his eyes.
Dumbledore. I love you so much. When they were in the tower (before they went to destroy the horcrux) I whispered "no, not yet. please." And I was already crying when they were standing on the cliff outside the cave. I was holding my breath the entire time and the tears were flowing down my face when they reached that shit where the horcrux was. I was fighting inside, because I was about to sob like... LOUDLY when he was crying. I was holding my face with my two hands until the very end of the movie. I even started shaking because it was so cruel. It felt like I lost someone. I knew I was going to cry. Somehow I had always been mentally attached to him. Dumbledore is my idol. He's so mysterious and unreachable. He'll always live in my mind.
I also figured out something. His last words are "Severus... please." - he's not begging Snape not to kill him. He's asking him to do it. And I didn't even think about it after reading the 7th book (because that's when we find out that it was a deal that they made). Ahhh, Dumbledore is awesome. I think I'll change my layout to a Dumbledore one.
Sorry for being too emotional over Dumbledore. I just love him so much.
I decided to watch it not caring about the mistakes and the possible differences between the movie and the book, and I enjoyed it very much, except the last 20 minutes (for obvious reasons). All I didn't like was the way they showed Malfoy's storyline.
The humor was awesome, I loved Ron so much! I didn't mind the extra scenes for the humor because IMHO the producers also see that the story has turned into something that's not for children anymore, so I guess they needed something that is a little less serious than the entire storyline. Slunghorn's faces were AWESOME. Ahahaha. He cracked me up.
The young Denem was frighteningly awesome. Both of them, hehe, but mainly the older one. His face was so beautiful and so scary at the same time! I loved his eyes.
Dumbledore. I love you so much. When they were in the tower (before they went to destroy the horcrux) I whispered "no, not yet. please." And I was already crying when they were standing on the cliff outside the cave. I was holding my breath the entire time and the tears were flowing down my face when they reached that shit where the horcrux was. I was fighting inside, because I was about to sob like... LOUDLY when he was crying. I was holding my face with my two hands until the very end of the movie. I even started shaking because it was so cruel. It felt like I lost someone. I knew I was going to cry. Somehow I had always been mentally attached to him. Dumbledore is my idol. He's so mysterious and unreachable. He'll always live in my mind.
I also figured out something. His last words are "Severus... please." - he's not begging Snape not to kill him. He's asking him to do it. And I didn't even think about it after reading the 7th book (because that's when we find out that it was a deal that they made). Ahhh, Dumbledore is awesome. I think I'll change my layout to a Dumbledore one.
Sorry for being too emotional over Dumbledore. I just love him so much.