At 25? no way! :)Beate wrote:At my age I have the right to be grumpy.TheyCallMeMrGlass wrote:Beate wrote:Honestly, Beate, I though you would champion the use of them rather than be annoyed with them. Why are they annoying? I dont understandIt gave me an opportunity to get a lot of my thoughts of my chest.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
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Beate certainly looked that age when I met her.
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Member number 33 of the "100 free films in 2012" club. I saw 32, which is rather delightful.. I beat Mr. Glass on free films but he narrowly inched me out on total films seen.
Member number 33 of the "100 free films in 2011" club. I saw 20, interestingly enough. My more realistic target was to see more free films than TheyCallMeMrGlass. I lost.
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Weirdy, I was that age when you were born.
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In London though, we had to watch the footage until about 7.45pm. I hear other places had the film starting at 7pm which is fine.stuartboy wrote:I loved the red carpet footage. I loved the fact that we were being treated to something special. We were being included in one of the biggest movie premieres London has seen. It had the air of watching a royal event or something, and the fact that we were getting this free when some die-hard afficionados had apparantly camped for 3 days just to be there made this more of a bonus. Thumbs up to SKY. Cheers Rupert!
We did get to see Diagon Alley (from the air though) and really they should have made more of an effort with that. We could have had a drive through or something. I don't think it was there for our benefit, but if it was it was wasted. Anyone got any ground-level pics of it?
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TheyCallMeMrGlass wrote:But dont you care for the other 10%?Beate wrote:All those spoilers are annoying me - are they really necessary? I would have thought that 90% of the population knows the story anyway.I actually make it 0.5% btw but I still care about them! Its doesnt take a big effort to click on the spoiler tag. And the fact there is a an abundance of spoiler tag sends a clear message of our ettiquette and sets an example to others who may think twice about spoiling a film.
Honestly, Beate, I though you would champion the use of them rather than be annoyed with them. Why are they annoying? I dont understandIt gave me an opportunity to get a lot of my thoughts of my chest.
I'm one of your 0.5% and even if you do know the story, you don't know what the film will do with the story until its released
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I'm sad that it's all over
The red carpet thing was nice for about 10mins, after that it was just a drag.
I couldn't believe they had a clipboard with names, ID us and searched our bags! My friend and I had our Starbucks fraps with us and the security/searching bag guy was like 'I'm going to take this' and I thought nooooooo but he was joking
I was disappointed that Sky didn't give out the usual toffee popcorn
I thought the film was funny..there were many parts where I just had to giggle and my friend and I thought 'the kiss' was OTT but I agree with others that Harry/Hermione's kiss was better.
There was one 3D bit and it was silly to wear the glasses throughout the whole the film.
I think I preferred Part 1 more than Part 2, I expected a bit more action in Part 2. Overall, you have to watch the final end!
I can't wait for the whole set to come out on DVD or whatever and I just want to watch them all!
The red carpet thing was nice for about 10mins, after that it was just a drag.
I couldn't believe they had a clipboard with names, ID us and searched our bags! My friend and I had our Starbucks fraps with us and the security/searching bag guy was like 'I'm going to take this' and I thought nooooooo but he was joking
I was disappointed that Sky didn't give out the usual toffee popcorn
I thought the film was funny..there were many parts where I just had to giggle and my friend and I thought 'the kiss' was OTT but I agree with others that Harry/Hermione's kiss was better.
There was one 3D bit and it was silly to wear the glasses throughout the whole the film.
I think I preferred Part 1 more than Part 2, I expected a bit more action in Part 2. Overall, you have to watch the final end!
I can't wait for the whole set to come out on DVD or whatever and I just want to watch them all!
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I loved everything on Thursday night with the exception of almost not getting in. I would have lost it big time if he'd not have let me in anyway. grrr.
i thought the red carpet stuff was amazing and i was especially happy to be say watching it from the comfort of a nice seat in a big cinema screen! i almost got a little bit teary hehe.
there were a few bits i wasn't too sure about in the film but over all thought it was amazing. i'm so so glad i went to the potterthon the other week!
i'm going to go and see this again asap!
i thought the red carpet stuff was amazing and i was especially happy to be say watching it from the comfort of a nice seat in a big cinema screen! i almost got a little bit teary hehe.
there were a few bits i wasn't too sure about in the film but over all thought it was amazing. i'm so so glad i went to the potterthon the other week!
i'm going to go and see this again asap!
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Haha I can't wait to see it again either. I'm going at midnight on Thursdayaruif wrote:i'm going to go and see this again asap!
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You'll get a superior vibe and experience with truer fans than the withdrawn audience at the preview screening, so have a great time :)lovesitx wrote:Haha I can't wait to see it again either. I'm going at midnight on Thursdayaruif wrote:i'm going to go and see this again asap!I'm just as excited to see second time round!
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Me too and i can't wait as its my first time at an opening nightlovesitx wrote:Haha I can't wait to see it again either. I'm going at midnight on Thursdayaruif wrote:i'm going to go and see this again asap!I'm just as excited to see second time round!
I am part of the 0.5% that doesn't know the story hence appreciate the spoilers



