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Dotsie

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Jul 28, 2008
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Seen it! Really good, cried quite freely :oops: A scene in the book I thought should have been edited to improve the pace actually benefitted from the film version.
 

pip

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Sep 3, 2010
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Saw it Saturday. Brilliant. The emotional scenes were carried out very well.
Few small changes but general tone carried through well.
Love Mrs Weasley Scene . :laugh:
 
Jul 27, 2008
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It was off Pip I have one of those phones that you can make silent but still text. ;) and as I was on the back seats and the shitty adverts were blaring out no one could see. :p

Spoilers whited out........ :mrgreen:

Edited to add, brilliant don't give a monkeys what was printed in the book I really enjoyed the film, some of the 3D effects were good and that twist near the end was brilliant, I always thought he was not as bad as seemed.
 

raisindot

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Oct 1, 2009
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Boston, MA USA
[SPOILER ALERT]

Finally saw it last night (2D version).

Overall, thought it did a good job on keeping the darkness of the book and being relatively restrained in the use of special effect.

The one thing that bugged me the most was the final battle. Of all the things that varied from the book, this was the most unforgivable. Why the director decided to turn the book's dramatically satisfying tighly-paced, communal, psychological and physical confrontation between Harry and Voldemort into a long-drawn out, CGI-stuffed isolated western shootout that ended with a whimper rather than a cathartic bang is beyond me.
 
raisindot said:
[SPOILER ALERT]

Finally saw it last night (2D version).

Overall, thought it did a good job on keeping the darkness of the book and being relatively restrained in the use of special effect.

The one thing that bugged me the most was the final battle. Of all the things that varied from the book, this was the most unforgivable. Why the director decided to turn the book's dramatically satisfying tighly-paced, communal, psychological and physical confrontation between Harry and Voldemort into a long-drawn out, CGI-stuffed isolated western shootout that ended with a whimper rather than a cathartic bang is beyond me.
That's Holy Wood for you :rolleyes: You just have to look beyond that part... I honestly think Yates did a really good job.
 

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