HP and the Order of the Phoenix (No spoilers)
Originally Posted by willwren
Somewhat disappointing. They left alot undone. Many loose ends. The plot was almost choppy. Somewhat hit and miss. Not a bad movie, but not REALLY well done, either.
they could have added a whole half hour too the movie where they could've added some key stuff i feel they missed.
Like the fact that there is no quiditch at all, that was a "big" part in the book IMO. And they missed a LOT in the Department of Mysteries. But I guess thats just what you get when you have a 700pg book, and try and make a 2 hour movie out of it
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Originally Posted by willwren
Somewhat disappointing. They left alot undone. Many loose ends. The plot was almost choppy. Somewhat hit and miss. Not a bad movie, but not REALLY well done, either.
Originally Posted by redwingsfan34
Like the fact that there is no quiditch at all, that was a "big" part in the book IMO
Originally Posted by willwren
Somewhat disappointing. They left alot undone. Many loose ends. The plot was almost choppy. Somewhat hit and miss. Not a bad movie, but not REALLY well done, either.
I guess I'll just keep waiting for the last book to show up on the front porch. At least I know that will not be a dissapointment.
Originally Posted by petraman
Transformers > Harry Pooter x10000000 
I used to be a fan of the books, but then I transferred to high school
I used to be a fan of the books, but then I transferred to high school
Went to the movies last night. I wanted to see 1408. Didn't show for another couple hours. Neither did Transformers. So we went for Harry Potter. It was OK. I hadn't seen a HP movie in years, so took some time to remember who everyone was. I haven't seen the fourth movie, so I was kinda left hanging at the beginning. But it did end kinda suddenly, I totally expected another at least 30 minutes.
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