Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 1

Warning: Spoilers!

I want to discuss it and what you guys thought of it.

I was very, very, very disappointed. I think this is the worst Harry Potter and not because they didn't' have the crucial scenes, its because they rushed through them.

It felt so rushed that I felt feelings, emotions, turmoil that in the book was significant to the plot development and movement were instead merely thoughts and fleeting moments in the movie. You didn't have time to feel for the characters and their struggle because just as soon as that moment came, it was gone.

It was too rushed...and it felt like the directors/producers compromised character and emotional pull to instead just present the story and crucial scenes. I understand it's a long book and hence the two part movie...but still, I felt that it was too compromising.

RUSHED, RUSHED, RUSHED!



I also didn't like the acting for the most part. I thought it sucked. Rupert Grint who plays Ron, I think was the only "acting" in the movie I liked.

But I did immensely enjoy the tale of three brothers and how they presented it.

too long with too little content for me.
hopefully the next part will be more substantial.

I liked it. I think they really focused on the struggle that the whole situation was putting the characters in, though I do think that Ron's argument with Harry could have been a bit more connected to the plot. It seemed a bit jagged.

I thought the acting was very much improved, Emma Watson seemed to actually know how to do more than just use her eyebrows. All in all a thousand times better than the last one, which was s***.

I liked it, it sort of closed everything and we found out who was good and who was bad. I liked the little chapter at the end which explained what happened after everything had calmed down and they had kids and stuff. Better than Half Blood Prince which I thought lasted ages with remarkably little actually happening.

Lol...I was talking about the movie, not the book.

I loved, loved the book. I was just disappointed with the movie.

I was SERIOUSLY disappointed with the movie! A waste of $8.50, IMO!!! But because we own the first six, I suppose we will buy it when it comes out! I think it's getting stale on the big screen! I still love "The Goblet of Fire" one the best, or maybe I actually like the first four the best!!!

I havent' seen a movie since the 3rd one..I thought that one sucked donkey balls so didn't bother with the rest. I like the books better anyways.

As opposed to the depth of the first six? The only real point to seeing these movies for me at this point is to see the big scenes illustrated. I've given up expecting them to be first-rate representations of the books; the only parts they do well with are the climatic scenes. I'm actually just glad that these last few have made some sense. People I know who haven't read the books watched the first ones and had no fricken clue what was even going on.

No...none of the movies had depth as the books...but all the characters in my opinion had some time to transition from one emotional state to another.

This one didn't. That's the biggest thing I didn't like. Not that the crucial big scene's weren't there, but that I think the audience lost a lot emotional pull to the characters because of how it moved too fast.

Compared to the other movies, it felt like you were just watching the story as opposed to being pulled into the story.

I don't know... I think it was on level with the previous couple, and miles above the first few.

I think this one was probably the best so far...It was closest to the book since 2, the acting has come on wonderfully, the CG has improved massively, and there were some quite funny moments.

I think it was quite hard, as the first half of the book mostly consisted of camping, which is fairly boring, but they managed it. They did leave a few things out, but I'm figuring/hoping that they will be in part 2.

This one was definately my favourite film, though not my favourite book...but maybe that's part of it. I don't think they left much out though, and emotional/dramatic scenes were well done, especailly Dobby

It's hard to properly compare the emotional aspect of the book to the film though, because the omniscent narrator gives you a far greater insight into the characters (though mainly Harry) thoughts and emotions than the film can (unless they are fantastic actors, or say it) so you dont really connect with the characters as much. But I find that with any book/movie adaptation.

I came out after watching Half Blood Prince actually shaking with anger, it made me want to scream...but I came out of this one fairly happy with how they did it.

Haha...different strokes for different people.

Eh who knows, I HATED the first three harry potters so much. I hated the first one and I was so angry with the person that took us to see it because I knew I wouldn't like it and I was right.

But...I have since watched the first 4 harry potters a minimum of 10 tens and they have grown on me and I have no doubt this will grow on me and I'll end up liking it in the end.

It just...disappointed.

right, I felt the same way!

I also get rid of that movie,but my friends like it and discuss together

The movie is awesome but not disappointed me..
superb blockbuster...
The acting of the cast is also superb, specially the adult cast.

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