WANT THIS MOVIE NOW, KTHX.

[rogueslayer452]

DEATH EATERS AT MALFOY MANOR!!!



Of all the things this movie will provide, the one thing I'm really hoping they do faithfully is humanizing the Malfoys. They did a great job at making Draco sympathetic in Half-Blood Prince, so I hope they do the same in the the last film because, THIS IS THE LAST FILM YOU GUYS. THEY JUST HAVE TO.

More new images from HP7.

LOOKS SO GOOD. WANT THIS FILM RIGHT NOW. ASL;DFKJAS;DKF

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[secret-hotel.livejournal.com]

I do love Bellatrix's nails though. Damn!

I know I'll check them out one day. Although I loved the style of PoA, I felt like there were major things they didn't explain that would be confusing for people who haven't read the books (do they exist?), and GoF just...they really could have made the films longer instead of cramming a bunch of stuff in just two hours-ish (I mean LotR managed it, why not HP? I know, I know they're supposed to be "kids" movies, but come on!). I think I might have started watching OotP when it was on tv once...is that the one that starts with Harry at some little cafe or what have you? Well I just felt they departed from some major rules and stuff from the books and the world just wasn't the same and....wow this has gotten long and ranty sooooooooooorrry! I always want to like them, but.... :/ I never thought I'd become one of ~those~ fans.

I think I'm going to cave and perhaps DL them. I'll let you know how it goes, lol.

[rogueslayer452.livejournal.com]

Her nails, the massive cray cray hairstyle. Love it all. ♥

I think I might have started watching OotP when it was on tv once...is that the one that starts with Harry at some little cafe or what have you?

That would actually be Half-Blood Prince.

Nah, it's okay. I always found it funny that people would be ranting about the movies, because I am such a huge fan of the books and yet I still adore the movies for what they are. Surely they do leave stuff out, sometimes more than we would've liked, but I appreciate how they still keep to the spirit of the books intact (JK Rowling would have mentioned something otherwise, since she is part of the process of having the movies made and all) and I like the differences of creative imaginations by the different directors. I do have least favorite movies for particular reasons (CoS and GoF, mostly for the directorial/editing), but overall I understand that the movies aren't going to be just like the books. I guess I'm more neutral because the movies still hold that magical experience regardless, and I think with all the nitpicking that's what people should take out of it. That experience.