That;s very true; it might have been too much for the audience to take in and keep up with. And yes, Bellatri'x death... awesome. Everyone in the theatre cheered at that part.
Overall, I feel it was the best movie out of the series. Lots of action and just the perfect amount of comedy.
I completely agree with you on that one. As well as the death of Lupin and Tonks. Those were vital characters to the story, especially Lupin, and to have their death squeezed in in about a ten second screen shot is rather annoying.
They also left out bits of the book, also. Like Ted Lupin, Lupin and Tonk's son. They just randomly discussed him in the film and I bet audiences were like, "What?" on that part. They completely brushed over their relationship.
Neville, as well. In the books, it is revealed that he was also born on the same day as Harry Potter and had not Voldmort chosen Harry, it could've been Neville who'd become the Boy Who Lived. They left all that out.
I was a little peeved in the "19 Years Later" scene as well. Neville goes on to become a Herbology Professor and I wished to see him, also, all grown up and everything.
I absolutely loved the way both Bellatrix and Voldemort died, though. I thought it was truly brilliant. Voldemort's death was long awaited and they really made it into a great sequence.
Oh, well if you haven't read the books then I would suspect the shock you'd felt. It is quite the plot twister.
I don't know.. you also have to applaud Dumbledore's brilliance. I mean, he was able to figure and plan everything out before it even took place. Not to mention he did a wonderful job at leaving Harry out of his intentions.That was kind of cruel of him, though.
Yes, those were very good parts. Mine was actually the whole Snape sequence, as well - when he was dying and also the scene in the pensieve. I've loved Snape ever since I read the7th book and the way they executed it... it was absolutely beautiful. I cried in just four parts of the movie, and those two scenes were two of those times.
Don't worry, I've been absolutely sucked into this royal family thing, as well. It's actually a bit embarrassing- my mum reckons I can recite their family lineage better then my own. D: But I'm glad that I'm not the only one a teeny tiny bit obsessed over it. ;)
Thank you so much for your comment! I'm really so thankful for your kind words. And also, I'm doubly grateful that you commented on the humor! I am horrible at slipping subtle humor into my writing and I've been working so hard on it. I'm thrilled to know that it's been paying off. :)
Retainers really suck, but they're so important, bahaha. I'm a real oral health freak. I forgot to wear my retainers for a little while, and I had to get spring retainers because if I let my teeth be outta line for like two seconds they all try to plan secret mutinies in my mouth as I sleep ... heheh, what? I don't know. Anyhow, yeah! You can just buy this stuff to soak them in for a little while and they're brand spankin' new.
I had mine for four years and I had head gear for ... I don't know ... maybe four months? -_____________________________- My dad was looking at pics of me in the early days and he was like "thought you'd never be attractive lololololol" and I was so offended, its hard to explain.
You look great though! I'm glad that day came, its always so exciting and your teeth feel like slime. Get 'em whitened and slap some retainers on that, sister! :>