Reviews are in - Harry potter premiere.

[pip]

Saw the film friday night and have to say i really enjoyed it.
I won't throw it any spoilers but in general at was a very good adaption from the book. some changes were apparent but not huge and no made up scenes like the previous film.

Cut off point actually worked as well.

How awesome was the animated sequence?

Still seen it in full just the once - think seeing it again on Friday. Seen lots of it in bits at work, though.

I wondered how they were going to do it in the film and was well impressed. It was like samurai jack at its best only better.
Death looked brilliant.

On a side note what about the guy playing Pius Thicknesse as a good call for Vetinari.

 

[DaveC]

Saw the film friday night and have to say i really enjoyed it.
I won't throw it any spoilers but in general at was a very good adaption from the book. some changes were apparent but not huge and no made up scenes like the previous film.

Cut off point actually worked as well.

How awesome was the animated sequence?

Still seen it in full just the once - think seeing it again on Friday. Seen lots of it in bits at work, though.

I wondered how they were going to do it in the film and was well impressed. It was like samurai jack at its best only better.
Death looked brilliant.

On a side note what about the guy playing Pius Thicknesse as a good call for Vetinari.

Not sure, he seems a bit too innoccent in my eyes, with not much going on in his noggin.

 

[pip]

seemed to have that thin look down.
looked more alert in the ministry shot than the mansion.

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

I hope to see it tomorrow.

 

[pip]

enjoy dug

 

[Tiffany]

Saw the film today. Brilliantly done, excellent acting, effects, in fact all of it. They did take the story for the first episode much further through the book than we, friend & I, expected though.
Looking forward to the DVD & the next film.

 

[ghostsecurity28]

I saw this last night it was not to bad would be better in the cinema though the animation part of the three brothers was great I could watch a whole movie with that animation =] ~spoiler~ i cried when the house elf died [invisibility font]

 

[Tiffany]

So did I ghostsecurity28

 

[DaveC]

First reviews in for HP: VII - Pt2...

Sorry it's the Daily Mail first...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...r-Deathly-Hallows-2-How-survive-hes-gone.html

Sounds awesome!

 

[Tonyblack]

I recently watched the first six movies - what a terrible actor Rupert Gint is!

 

[DaveC]

I recently watched the first six movies - what a terrible actor Rupert Gint is!

I like him, he has charm, something few actors have, he was the stand out from the first feel, damn funny.


In my opinion anyway...

 

[pip]

I liked him in Driving Lessons as well as the whole HP thing. I can't imagine Ron as being in any way different to him.
Bloody Mail for the review Dave Ah well more will follow. Got my tickets booked

 

[ChristianBecker]

I haven't seen any of the movies, yet, and I won't go to the cinema to watch HP 7.2 probably because I don't think I'll manage to watch the first 7 parts before it's out of the cinemas again.
I plan on watching the film eventually, though.
Chances are I won't like it, since most times I can't stand films of books I've read. And since I like the HP books very much (to think that a year before now I wouldn't have thought I'd ever say that, let alone thought I'd once have read them all) the movies will have a hard time convincing me.

 

[pip]

I haven't seen any of the movies, yet, and I won't go to the cinema to watch HP 7.2 probably because I don't think I'll manage to watch the first 7 parts before it's out of the cinemas again.
I plan on watching the film eventually, though.
Chances are I won't like it, since most times I can't stand films of books I've read. And since I like the HP books very much (to think that a year before now I wouldn't have thought I'd ever say that, let alone thought I'd once have read them all) the movies will have a hard time convincing me.

I loved the books and have to say that overall the films are quite good. Occasional blips yes but overall worth watching. sometimes adaptions can work very well

 

[DaveC]

I haven't seen any of the movies, yet, and I won't go to the cinema to watch HP 7.2 probably because I don't think I'll manage to watch the first 7 parts before it's out of the cinemas again.
I plan on watching the film eventually, though.
Chances are I won't like it, since most times I can't stand films of books I've read. And since I like the HP books very much (to think that a year before now I wouldn't have thought I'd ever say that, let alone thought I'd once have read them all) the movies will have a hard time convincing me.

My cinema are showing all preceding parts one a night from tomorrow onwards.

 

[pip]

Thats a cool idea. Wish one here was

 

[Dotsie]

I recently watched the first six movies - what a terrible actor Rupert Gint is!

Standing next to those other two he's Laurence Olivier.

 

[Jan Van Quirm]

He's certainly pick of that litter yeah :twisted:

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

I haven't seen any of the movies, yet, and I won't go to the cinema to watch HP 7.2 probably because I don't think I'll manage to watch the first 7 parts before it's out of the cinemas again.
I plan on watching the film eventually, though.
Chances are I won't like it, since most times I can't stand films of books I've read. And since I like the HP books very much (to think that a year before now I wouldn't have thought I'd ever say that, let alone thought I'd once have read them all) the movies will have a hard time convincing me.

My cinema are showing all preceding parts one a night from tomorrow onwards.

Same here for £4 EACH but I don't need to see them all as I have seem the repeats on tv, I definitely want to see it in 3D for the 1st time. and will buy the full boxset when it comes out.

 

[DaveC]

Empire review

http://www.empireonline.com/reviews/reviewcomplete.asp?FID=137029