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My opinion? I cried. I cried for many reasons. Because it was the last film, because I remembered what made me emotional in the books, because it was just the culmination of so much and so many years...
I do think that this is a movie that you can't watch without seeing at least Part 1. I'll definitely be getting the collector's edition set of all the films and watching Parts 1 and 2 back-to-back, because I think it just kind of starts in the middle of everything.
I honestly thought they could have made some parts shorter and others longer... more of the battle, the deaths, the emotion. I feel like there was so much and it was hard to put it all out there. Translating from book to film is difficult, and I think the books will always be superior; the films are just an augmentation and something I appreciate as a companion to the novels.
I did worry a bit how they would do the whole '19 years later...' part of it. I do think the actors did a good job portraying themselves as older (with the exception of baby-faced Bonnie Wright as Ginny, she just isn't a convincing matron!), and it was done well. Kudos.
All in all, I loved it. The most important part to me was everything involving Snape, and I felt it was done well. I'll be seeing it again, and I'm happy. Sigh... still can't believe it's all over.
I actually thought Bonnie looked older...they didn't seem to do much with Emma it seemed. LOL I liked the epilogue though, overall. People call it corny but the book was too...it's kind of hard to NOT make it corny. haha
ReplyDeleteSnape was amazing though. Alan Rickman did a super job. I can't wait to see the film again.
-Lauren