Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince

quackaquacka said:
AFAIK, people were just speculating about the Lupin/Tonks wedding, since you'd obviously need somewhere with a crowd of people for that scene and, once the Bill/Fleur wedding was axed, no-one had a clue what that might be.

I don't think there was any concrete evidence about a L/T wedding.[/QUOTE]

thats a shame, it would be nice to have a bit of happiness before the doom and gloom.
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Oh wow you got to meet her. Lucky you! She is terrific little actress and what i like most about her is that she is a mad HP fan, just like us, and she is having a time of her life playing a character from the books she loves.


In the picture of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, i like how Ginny & Harry are already sitting next to each other - subtle hints at them 2 getting together for later on in the film. :D :cool:
 
So the last scene of film 1 will be

Harry, Ron, the sword, go back to tent then get attacked by Hermione

I think I prefer it just before in the escape from Godric's Hollow, but it would be a much darker ending, remember how LOTR always used to end its parts on a slightly happier note?
 
:eek: Make kiRAB cry? Never heard that one before. Most people who meet him say how charming and polite he is...apart from a few times when he's been grumpy. Maybe he was in his Sheriff of Nottingham/Hans Gruber personae for the night.
 
Me for me and my 2 sisters on the first Saturday 11am at the Imax in Manchester, i'm trying to find a cinema near to where i am staying in New York that has midnight screenings as well.
 
I'm going to watch it again in a couple of weeks, as I don't think I enjoyed it as much as I could have due to it being incredibly boiling hot in the cinema!

I suspect that they either have or suspect swine flu in there, as the fire doors were kept open during the trailers before the film, and all forms of air conditioning seemed to be switched off...

If I get chance to catch it in a less packed screen, then I think I can appreciate it more. The first hour or so, I was thinking "Christ, do I really have to sit here for another two and a half hours?"

At the moment I'd give it a 7.5/10, but am willing to review this score after I see it again... :)



If you really hate the films so much, why bother watching them?
 
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I just didn't expect a trailer like that at all, its better than i imagined it to be! Ah i may have to re read the book again soon, if i get anytime! Me and my busy schedule... :rolleyes: :p
 
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