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[sapote]

1) That was amazing. The final fight scene I was seriously :-o the whole time, no, really, my mouth was hanging open. I LOVED this movie. It was beautifully filmed and well put together and the acting really is getting better.

2) I watched it with rm #2, who is an old Shoebox Project girl, and may I say it does improve the movie-watching experience to not be the only one giggling madly during the Occlumency scene. Seriously. I WILL PENETRATE YOUR MIND. Snape, you dirty old bastard, I love you.

3) BTW, the noon showing was sold out, and the 2:30 showing was sold out, and we had to kill time until 4 p.m, which was, shortly after we sat down, sold out. Man, I really hope Daniel Radcliffe can do whatever he wants with his life after Movie #7.

I am now SO EXCITED for Book 7. I, um. Had to discourage roommate #2 out of buying a beverage fountain at Big Lots while we were killing time until the showing. For the butterbeer. At the book party she is throwing.

I hear that some of you got to watch the last 20 minutes in 3d, and while I might have found that distracting, also, the extra coolness might have made my brain explode.

In short: YES, THANK YOU, Harry Potter franchise. Well done.

Also, I now want to vid Harry Potter / Buffy Summers. Does anyone else feel that urge?

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[sapote3.livejournal.com]

Apparently it was this whole big thing? (I was over in LoTR at the time, I think)

I am not 100% pro- Alan Rickman - okay, more like 99% - but his delivery is awesome

[lavilleperdue.livejournal.com]

Well, it seemed popular enough, though it wasn't as if I knew other people who kept up with it. *g*

I'm not particularly 100% pro-Alan Rickman either, but that was definitely some amazing delivery in OotP (his two-word conversation with Umbridge was priceless!).