Won't be in 3D.

I think that I was glad that it wasn't in 3D, there were a couple of parts that really made me jump.

Loved the movie and can't wait for part 2.

Now just trying to remember what the 7 Horcruxes are/were

1. Tom Riddles Diary

2. The Ring

3. The Locket

4. Ravenclaws cup

5. Harry

6. Nargi

7. ?????

I think that I was glad that it wasn't in 3D, there were a couple of parts that really made me jump.

Loved the movie and can't wait for part 2.

Now just trying to remember what the 7 Horcruxes are/were

1. Tom Riddles Diary

2. The Ring

3. The Locket

4. Ravenclaws cup

5. Harry

6. Nargi

7. ?????

Tell me about it! I was in shock and I've read the books!

It's Nagini, Ravenclaw's Diadem and Hufflepuff's Cup.

Edited November 24, 201015 yr by YRBB

Loved Love LOVED this movie!!!!!

Best of the 7 farr. I was really worried about where they were cutting off the film, but it turned out perfectly.

It was so weired, there were a bunch of little details I just COULDN'T remember...Which is surprising because I have a really good memory, AND I read the book twice. Therefore, I am currently reading it again.

I'm glad i didn't re-read the book before the movie though, because I would have been fresh and frustrated at some stuff they cut. Like there was this whole GREAT scene between Harry, Rob's aunt Muriel, and Dumbledore's BFF Elphius Doge, that they cut...And I completely forgot about it until rereading it today.

Anyway, great movie.

I'm not sure if it's my fave part but I absolutely loved it. Some people have issues with it not being in the book but I don't think it makes much of a difference because it fits in perfectly.

Will be watching for a third time Friday

It really did fit, and it added a much needed heartwarming moment to a very depressing time.

Tell me about it! I was in shock and I've read the books!

It's Nagini, Ravenclaw's Diadem and Hufflepuff's Cup.

Thanks for that, I knew that I didn't spell the snake's name right.

I do think that out of the 7 that this was my favourite one.

I think that I will go and see it again in a couple of week's as I have a Bon Jovi concert coming up as well.

Novelist J. K. Rowling could be in line to win an Oscar.

For the first time, the author – worth an estimated £800 million – has been credited as producer on the latest film adaptation of her Harry Potter series of books.

This means she could walk down the red carpet to collect an Oscar for Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1, should the film win the Best Picture category.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1333742/Harry-Potter-And-The-Deathly-Hallows-film-conjure-Oscar-JK-Rowling.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

<span style="font-size:10.5pt;">This is one sh!t movie! Horrendous and soooo overpraised, it's beyond belief!

Let us examine some evidence:</span>

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Potter stumbles at the finish line with tepid Hallows.

This stagnating set-up for a finale wallows in self-seriousness. There's so much glumness and lethargy here, a new character--call him Excelsior Lugubrious--emerges from the mega-budget, moody mist, threatening to slay Death himself with Sleep.

A stop gap, not a movie.

Has too many plot threads to follow in its willy-nilly efforts to set the stage for the real ending.

The plot is one long, boring slog to nowhere. Yes, that reflects what is in this section of the book, but that is absolutely no excuse for this.

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<span style="font-size:10.5pt;">I don't know where to start. Alan Rickman and Imelda Staunton are as fabulous as always, Helena Bonham Carter is kind of boringly freaky, the effects are fabulous, but everything else is pure shitola: from the horrendous script with atrocious dialogue, total absence of any story, multiple stops and diversions in the middle of the film that go nowhere, complications so easily resolved and kind od fast, the dreadful, annoying Emma Watson, so sweet and coy, it's yucky. Utter crapolafest.

Ben Hibon's Tale of the Three Brothers was awesome, though as usual Rowling can't write a story worth sh!t.</span>

Edited December 12, 201015 yr by Sylph

I just came from watching it for the 6th time. Fabulous, as always.

Oh, Sylphy......

This is one sh!t movie! Horrendous and soooo overpraised, it's beyond belief!

Let us examine some evidence:

LOL! Since when is opinion evidence?

Is this all part of the same review, I wonder?

I don't know where to start. Alan Rickman and Imelda Staunton are as fabulous as always,

Yes

Helena Bonham Carter is kind of boringly freaky,

OK

the effects are fabulous,

Yes

but everything else is pure shitola: from the horrendous script with atrocious dialogue,

Say what?

total absence of any story,

Hardly

multiple stops and diversions in the middle of the film that go nowhere,

You mean, the quiet, character moments?

complications so easily resolved and kind od fast,

Which ones?! I'm curious!

the dreadful, annoying Emma Watson, so sweet and coy, it's yucky.

I actually was immensely impressed with her with this movie and finally saw what she has been doing from the beginning. Very subtle, very real. I can see why she would be misinterpreted as bad, though.

Utter crapolafest.

Like I've said before, you never cease to amaze me!

Ben Hibon's Tale of the Three Brothers was awesome,

It sure was

though as usual Rowling can't write a story worth sh!t.

LOL! I do hope you've read the books.

the dreadful, annoying Emma Watson, so sweet and coy, it's yucky.

I actually was immensely impressed with her with this movie and finally saw what she has been doing from the beginning. Very subtle, very real. I can see why she would be misinterpreted as bad, though.

I found Emma fascinating to watch. I would actually say she was the best part of the movie. She brought so much depth to her role.

The worst part on the other hand was watching that kid who plays Ron. Man, he is awful.

Poppy Montgomery is filming a J. K. Rowling movie:

http://www.dailymail...g-TV-movie.html

Edited March 14, 201114 yr by Sylph

Footage from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 will air during ABC Family's Harry Potter Weekend thingy starting Thursday at 7.30.

Also, the HPATDHPart 1 DVD will include one of the opening scenes of the second movie.

All great, but a trailer would be nice!