- I always thought it was amusing that their names were James and Oliver and 2 characters in the book had that name. But that is funny. :) - Snape! I loved the scene where Umbridge was observing his class. And how he barely moved his lips to answer her. Aw, he's Dumbledore's man too. - The whole movie I kept thinking "There's not very much Lupin... Sophie is not going to be happy." - In the book, does it specify what color the spell was that hit Sirius as he fell through the veil? Because that confused me in the movie. I guess it's more for the movie audience. (Also, I'm mad jealous that you got to see the Department of Mysteries scene in 3D. I would have shit with excitement. Okay, maybe something not the gross.) - With Gambon, it was so weird, because I loved him in the 3rd, hated him in the 4th, and loved him again in this one. He really did just seem like an old defeated man with his "old man's mistake." - Did you have a lot of audience participation/reaction in your theater? We had lots of applause with the opening credits, cat-calls when Harry and Cho were snogging, gasps with the Umbridge-slap moment, etc. Also, the group of 14 year-old girls next to us were hilarious. They kept hissing every time Cho showed up. And one, I could swear muttered "poor Ginny."
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Date: 2007-07-13 12:59 am (UTC)- Snape! I loved the scene where Umbridge was observing his class. And how he barely moved his lips to answer her. Aw, he's Dumbledore's man too.
- The whole movie I kept thinking "There's not very much Lupin... Sophie is not going to be happy."
- In the book, does it specify what color the spell was that hit Sirius as he fell through the veil? Because that confused me in the movie. I guess it's more for the movie audience. (Also, I'm mad jealous that you got to see the Department of Mysteries scene in 3D. I would have shit with excitement. Okay, maybe something not the gross.)
- With Gambon, it was so weird, because I loved him in the 3rd, hated him in the 4th, and loved him again in this one. He really did just seem like an old defeated man with his "old man's mistake."
- Did you have a lot of audience participation/reaction in your theater? We had lots of applause with the opening credits, cat-calls when Harry and Cho were snogging, gasps with the Umbridge-slap moment, etc. Also, the group of 14 year-old girls next to us were hilarious. They kept hissing every time Cho showed up. And one, I could swear muttered "poor Ginny."