[ SECRET POST #4106 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4106 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Eh. What are they supposed to do, wait 19 years so the characters look older naturally?

not OP

[(Anonymous)]

Less old fashioned clothes would have helped. It's supposed to be 19 years into the future, not 50 years into the past.

Re: not OP

[(Anonymous)]

Everyone should be wearing metallic jumpsuits with shoulder pads.

Re: not OP

[(Anonymous)]

No, the 80s are still too far back.

:D

[raspberryrain]

That made me laugh.

Re: not OP

[(Anonymous)]

Ehhhhh.

Everything about the wizarding world is oldfashioned and behind the teams. To me, it would feel weird if they were more fashionable.

Re: not OP

[(Anonymous)]

Movie!Hermione isn't, though, so it's looking really weird on her.

[(Anonymous)]

You talk as though they only had two options:

1) wait nearly two decades to film the prologue
2) dress your characters like frumpy senior citizens

I mean... do you really think they had no other choice? Like... better character design and wardrobe were totally out of the question?

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, they could've found older actors who looked like the younger ones. It happened for A League of Their Own.

[sparklywalls]

I might be remembering wrong but won't wizards age slightly slower than humans because of a longer lifespan?

I feel like they could've got away with not trying to make those actors look so obviously older. But I guess you could argue ageing in the films is so messed up anyway considering everyone who is supposed to be something like 30-35 at most is played by very much middle aged actors.