Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Yupperz. I laughed a little, but stopped when I realized that I jumped too :<

 

Draco cried
I "aw'd" too early
Everyone laughed at me xDD

but the the zombie but scared the **** outta me....

it was a great movie

I liked the pinser bit​

 

Harry was like, on drugs I thought for a moment.

 

Luck is a drug, my good sir​

 

I laughed harder than I should have at that part. Many people whom I didn't know stared at me. o.o

I seriously want some of that liquid luck.

I am quite glad that they didn't mention Cedric Diggory at all. :>

 

This. I was willing to stand up and punch anyone who even mentioned Twilight.

 

Firstly.... i love your avi

and I agree with the cedric bit... it would of killed it if they were to mention him, it's like their moving on and not crying for three years straight.

Plus with the fact that if they were to say Cedric... it would remind me of *shot*​

 

I saw it a few days ago,needless to say it was good.
Dispite a few parts being rushed into the storyline and such.
I think that the movies generally aren't made of as much detail as the books;which is obviously to be expected.
Although,I didn't like how they didn't spend time talking about things much as they used to.
Different directors I guess.
The movie was a bit short,to make it clear.

Spoiler

The ending was of coarse very sad;and having read the books I expected it to be sad.Although I was still raging at Snape.

 

that was the best part

 

the best parts were inside the cave and when he took the felix.
When dumbledore used the flames was the best part.

 

Best Harry Potter movie out there. Anybody that thinks different is a whinny girl that can't be pleased with anything.

I loved the cock block, sexual references, and the whole scripit. The things that got changed only made the movie better by giving it a decent flow. You don't see that happening in HP5, or HP4(in some points, but I still liked it).

 

As much as I liked the movie, it felt far too rushed to me. Everything just seemed to fall right into each other, with nothing explained as clear as it was in past movies. I also didn't approve of the amount of scenes not added and/or changed within the film. The two most important scenes within the book imo, the funeral and the Battle at Hogwarts, were not even added in. Not to mention the lack:

Quidditch (spelling) games that were important
Harry being owned by McCormac
The memories of Tom Riddles' family


Again, although it was an excellent film, there is room for a lot of changes.

 

That's the only one that honestly matters to the plot out of the 3. I honestly felt next to 1, and 2, 6 was the only one that wasn't rushed. But I suppose that varies on the viewer. I'll admit the ending was weak, but it got the job done(setting up for 7).

 

just saw it - it was pretty good if you don't compair it to the book xD
And what was the whole burning of the weasley's house!?!?

 

Time-line wise I think it would be better to finish the first part after the Harry and co. go meet Luna's dad... Since that's almost exactly in the middle of the book, and it took place during Christmas. And that way they'll have more events than just the final battle left for the latter movie.

Or then they'll just leave Harry to be strangled by the Horcrux and have Ron save the day in the next part 0_O (not really a spoiler but whatever) ​

 

I was sitting there wondering that, too. It's like, "dudes, you have magic frickin wands. Put the fire out." XD

But I suppose it was symbolism?