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UchihaBrat
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I only cried when reading the book, but he was indeed one of the best in the series!
(All my family members + a lot of unknown ppl was next to me when I saw the movie at the cinema, hence I couldn't bring myself to blubberxd)
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Goblet of Fire is the best movie. Deathly Hallows the best book. Snape the best character. Dumbledore the most powerful. 
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Yeah, it's a good part although it messes a bit my FF plans
Well, it depends on how you see it. Both got some advantages and some drawbacks on their side but I must admit I prefer the 1st one too.
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And my fav. movie is Chamber of Secrets; followed by Deathly Hallow Part 2.
The movie I hate the most is Half-Blood Prince.
My favorite book is obviously the last one but I love all (this is obvious too
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lolYeah, that one death passed by after far too few scenes. They didn't manage to capture it as you read in the book.
I'm not sure about the books of Twilight, but the movies are; meh.
Yes! Exactly! The first one was almost too good! The contrast was obvious! I remember thinking, when I saw the third movie, "Who's that? Dumbledore??
It was! I like that one the most!
Hmmm~ How so?
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Hmmmm, idk, he had a kind of bad-boi side to him. Blatantly selfish I think, but he was ultimately kind, I think:shrug:
Yeah I can see that, I think what irritated me the most about the final movie, they kinda suggested that Harry Potter was Snape's son ya know? Like they had matching patronus, and were friend since childhood.
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It was so that the movie could show that Snape loved Lilly. That is why he had a doe, because that was his mother's patronus. Harry's was a stag, well because James's patronus was a stag. So it was simply to show Snape's love for her, and by extension, Snape in some way loved Harry, as he was a piece of Lilly.
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Snape is one of the most in depth characters. Although it doesn't really reveal much about his character throughout the first 7, part 2 of the final installment really brought about the whole understanding. How Snape was a double DOUBLE agent. That's how cool he is.
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Richard Harris passed away during the filming of Azkaban. They had to reshoot Dumbledore's scenes again because of that.
Anyone of you still visiting Mugglenet? I remember visiting there the first time when I got my copy of Chamber. My internet was still dial-up at that time lol.
I absolutely loved the quidditch games, the harry potter fansites, the theories about Ron and Hermione xd
Just my opinion
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I hate the 6th the most :|
In the book, the impact of Dumbledore's death resonated in you big time as he died right till the end-chapters. In fact, right from his pain in the Cave till the Pheonix lament, I as literally in tears while reading
But, in the movie, it was "Okay, he died. What's the big deal?!?" They just show us the end-credits and tell us to GTFO and to go home U_U
For God's sake, they could have emphasized more. After all, it was the Greatest Wizard of All Time who died and they showed that part like nothing special happened. Over-diluted cinematic screenplay, that's what the 6th movie was to me.
And that was the case for the whole movie. They tried to compact all scenes but ended up reducing all the big parts' impact.