Harry Potter Movies

[TweetyBird]

Finally saw the movie yesterday and absolutely loved it! It was funny, intense, sometimes scary, romantic, special effects were amazing etc... This was the only book I read only once and I don't remember it so well so I couldn't notice which parts were cut out. That's partly the reason why I think this was the best one yet Seriously, people shouldn't read books before watching a movie

[gameknight]

i wasnt a fan of the latest film but its gonna be better int eh next films both aprt 1 & 2 so i am not too sad or angry

[Munnibadnaam420]

i am going to marry her this i swear

[gemgembabes]

Has anyone seen the new film thats out now, the frst part of the deathly hallows????
What does anyone think out it? I thought the forst part of the book was a bit 'quiet' and therefore wondered if the film was going to be as well???

[Strongbull]

Has anyone seen the new film thats out now, the frst part of the deathly hallows????
What does anyone think out it? I thought the forst part of the book was a bit 'quiet' and therefore wondered if the film was going to be as well???

It was great!

[funja]

going saturday

[gemgembabes]

going saturday

and how was it????
im so excited to see it!!!!!

[jacklynjessa]

I enjoy Harry Potter and love the books. I have read them all except the final one, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows". My daughter has had her head buried in it for two days now, and I will be the next to read it.
These books stir the imagination and paint incredible pictures on our brains, children and adult alike.
We have seen the first Harry Potter movie, "The Sorcerers Stone". It was a disappointment in that it stole our imagination, and forever more when we read the books, we see the Harry from the movie, the Snape from the movie , the Hogwarts from the movie, and so on. We can't recall the others from our imagination, pre-movie!!
The original Harry Potter movie resembled the book as closely as possible. They did an amazing job, but regardless, the scene with the unicorn in the woods and Voldemort floating above with blood dripping from his mouth, burned a horrifying vision on my daughter's memory. The book never affected her in a negative way, but the visual seared a clear and lasting image. This leads me to the issue of movie ratings. Who in their right mind comes up with these G ratings? Are they insane or just childless? The only other explanation is that they are completely desensitized to the visual violence and terrifying images.