[ SECRET POST #3195 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3195 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I don't get why PoA is often lauded as being THE BEST, coming from the standpoint of someone who read the books, they really ruined a lot of the story in that movie. And, Hermione is a favorite of mine, but even I watched that movie and was like, WTF STOP TAKING THE GOOD THINGS HARRY AND RON DID AND GIVING THEM ALL TO HERMIONE. Or just erasing them altogether. :(

[(Anonymous)]

For me, I think you have to consider the books totally separately from the movie. Also, I tend to think that most of the movies aren't very good in general, so.

[(Anonymous)]

To quote cinemasins, "The books don't matter". A movie has to be judged on its own without reference to any other materials, not books, not comic book countdown tie-ins, not deleted scenes, not directorial walkthroughs, not early draft script discussions, without any of that bullshit you get in a special featurette crap.

As a movie, PoA worked well. It worked well on its own, and it worked best as part of a movie series. The books? Irrelevant.

[(Anonymous)]

I was totally a book fan, and I liked the marauders-storyline, but I liked PoA best, too. But then I also read ASoIaF and like the adaption (especially the ways they changed character arcs).