[ SECRET POST #2207 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2207 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: First Time You Discovered This Phenomenon?

[maverickz3r0]

HP GOF.

The first three weren't bad, although Prisoner of Azkaban left out a lot of details that made parts of the ending make no sense, but it was the First Task in Goblet of Fire that really clued me in to how terrible the movies were.

Re: First Time You Discovered This Phenomenon?

[philstar22]

To me, I thought GOF was better than POA. POA was just so different that it didn't even get the feel of the books. It was a better movie from a purely cinematic standard, but it wasn't a good adaption. I thought GOF found a better balance between adapting and being faithful.

Re: First Time You Discovered This Phenomenon?

[fingalsanteater]

I agree completely with this.

Re: First Time You Discovered This Phenomenon?

[inkmage]

I was pretty young when I saw these movies (young enough that I didn't really clue in to the fact that the movies were, in fact, made to be watched by everyone, not just by people who'd read the books beforehand), but I remember that I was (and still am) very disappointed that they didn't put Snape's puzzle/test in with all of the challenges on the way to the Philosopher's Stone. I know it wasn't very cinematic, but it was the one test that could only be solved by smarts, the only one a Muggle could solve, and very likely the only one I could solve out of the bunch, so I was sad I didn't get to see it in a movie.

Though as I said, I was also, for the longest time, under the impression that you were supposed to watch the movies after you'd read the books, and therefore it was more like a collection of visual aids and "hey look, doesn't this look objectively cool, instead of just in your head?" than an actual movie.