Harry Potter Thread

[UchihaBrat]

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.

Yes, I didn't get the emotion from the most of the extras in the movie.. They were just :| and Harry + other recurring characters were sad, but that's all.

The books have a way of explaining it that the movies can't show.

 

[TheVideoSoup]

Yes, I didn't get the emotion from the most of the extras in the movie.. They were just :| and Harry + other recurring characters were sad, but that's all.

The books have a way of explaining it that the movies can't show.

Yes that's true. I didn't get the same impact from the movies as I did reading the books. But the movies, for me, really brought the books to life and I think that the final installment did justice for the book, even if there was still some details left out from the book still, I enjoyed the heck out of it and when I have children, they will watch them when they are old enough.