I'm not that big of a loser.
Upon seeing the last harry potter movie I am not too sure about this movie. Plus this is based upon the worst book in the series too me since most of it's purely filler and I saw the ending coming from a mile away in the book. Hell it follows the same formula as any other movie has done.
Really? Most people don't wear diapers 24/7 unless they need them.
The last movie was probably the most under-done in the series, which is a shame, because Order of the Phoenix is an immensely dark and disturbing book in its own right. Interesting that one of the longest (if not the longest) in the series was dropped down to being the shortest film of them all. Admittedly, they cut out a lot of the brutality in the final fight, which I'm sure they did to hit the PG-13 rating -- I think if visualized the way it was in the book, the last 200 pages would have easily fetched an R rating.
In fact, I think this reduction of violence is going to be something we'll see a lot of over the next three movies (as Deathly Hallows is going to be split into two). Half-Blood Prince has a few immensely violent sequences in it, and Deathly Hallows is one of the most brutally unapologetic books I've ever read when it comes to violent content.
Good on Rowling, though, for having the balls to do what other authors don't. If only the movie-makers can follow suit...
What does that have to do with Hairy Pothead?
I was juxtaposing the audacity in your definition of "loser" alongside your own personal interests. Don't let your mouth overload your ass -- it won't get you far. I think a cliche about glass houses and stones would be fitting here.
The last movie was probably the most under-done in the series, which is a shame, because Order of the Phoenix is an immensely dark and disturbing book in its own right. Interesting that one of the longest (if not the longest) in the series was dropped down to being the shortest film of them all. Admittedly, they cut out a lot of the brutality in the final fight, which I'm sure they did to hit the PG-13 rating -- I think if visualized the way it was in the book, the last 200 pages would have easily fetched an R rating.
In fact, I think this reduction of violence is going to be something we'll see a lot of over the next three movies (as Deathly Hallows is going to be split into two). Half-Blood Prince has a few immensely violent sequences in it, and Deathly Hallows is one of the most brutally unapologetic books I've ever read when it comes to violent content.
Good on Rowling, though, for having the balls to do what other authors don't. If only the movie-makers can follow suit...