Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, A Magical Adventure of #6 Hits Theaters on July 15th, 2009 Options

[wkw427]

I saw it and it resparked my interest. I want to reread the books again.

But the third book is covered in nasty dust and... stuff :'(

I never read deathly hallows

[melgirl1778]

I think that the movie was pretty good. You must look at it in a way that it is a movie, not a exact representation of the book. They did the best they could to make it entertaining, and adding plot to make the ending believable and continue and end the series without having it be a 4 hour long movie. Dumbledore was not just thrown out, there was the morning, but i agree that the funeral was not ensential to the plot line. I was more upset about tonks not finding harry in the train, and just having them together. I also believe that they may add the funeral as the beginning of the next film.

And you must read all the books! they are classics!

[Tash]

Im not saying that the movie was bad. Im just saying the book was a bit dark and I understand why they made the movie like they did.I thought it was a great movie.^_^



My friend read the last book and i always like to spoil it for myself so i asked what happened. BIG MISTAKE. I WILL NEVER ASK FOR A SPOILER AGAIN.

[bloomfan15]

I just saw the movie last night and i thought the part where Dumbledore died was so sad believe me i actually had tears in my eyes from that scene all the way till the movie ended.

[P-girl]

Uhm, not that I didn't know already, but don't you think that event deserved a spoiler tag? There are people who haven't read the books before-hand, y'know?

[Zhanneel]

*Spoilers ahead* But honestly, I assume by now since the movie has been out for a while people know not to come into this thread unless they want to be deluged in spoilers.



So I went to see the movie this afternoon because I said to myself, "Hey, I need a pick-me-up. How about the new Harry Potter movie?" Yeah, ha, I knew what I was getting into, don't worry. I was worried it was going to be darker than what everyone was saying, but I think reading the book (even if I barely remembered some details) really helped. Not to mention all of the girlfriend/boyfriend drama in between to keep it real. And of course the ending is sad, but expected. Some deaths have to happen. Once again, it keeps things realistic. Even if they are some of the most beloved characters. (Yay for book seven...)

I still love the director and the styling of all the Harry Potter movies. Among the depression and sadness I watched tonight, I focused on the things I really loved about the movie. The wide panning landscapes, the drifting/flying angles of the camera, the blurring and focusing on small and large parts of a scene, the music, the lighting and filters used. Great effects, and many don't even seen too high budget either.

My favorite quote so far: "Harry, once again I must ask too much of you..." (Dumbledore)

[dreamywinxgirl94]

Heh cool, I watched it on Sunday with my friends...it was really sad. =( It was a good movie and I can't wait for the next one. I wonder how will the broke it into 2 parts. That's a lot of work, but it's fun to watch. xD