Tom Felton did a great job with Draco Malfoy, I truly felt sorry for him. I mean, in the books he's a complete tosspot, but I did feel bad. I was a little upset that Alan Rickman wasn't as malicious when he was with Harry near the end of the movie, as he was in the books. Either way, Alan Rickman is awesome.
If anyone for some odd reason still believes in Harry/Hermione shipping, then this movie is a bitch slap in the face to you. There's a part in the beginning where Dumbledore (his nasty blackened hand looks amazing by the way) asks Harry if anything is going on between him and Hermione, and he said no. GET IT?!
When my sister and I first got there, we were worried that we were the only ones dressed up.
Aren't I the cutest house elf?
Anyways, there were loads of people dressed up. Kids in Hogwarts uniforms, home made shirts, I saw three Bellatrix Lestrange's, somebody brought their own Quidditch posts, and people in Gryffindor scarfs. I was so stoked when people came up to us and asked to take a picture with my sister and I.
Please excuse how blurry it is. From left to right: Harry Potter, Lord Voldemort, some Gryffindor student, Bellatrix Lestrange, my sister, and then me.
There's also: Another Gryffindor student, a Quidditch player, Sirius Black, me, then my sister.
Here's my sister (Kristyn) and I.
Alright, one more picture.
House elves can have fun too.
Funniest part of the whole night was during the previews, when New Moon was showing, everyone in the audience (my sister and I included) booed at the screen. Somebody even yelled, "Those books suck!"