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Today, my mom, my brother, and I went to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.We saw it in 3D, because there were no other choices. The 3D was converted, so it wasn't very good. I didn't particularly enjoy the 3D. I was wearing two pairs of glasses (mine and the 3D ones), and I kept adjusting the glasses. My advice is better not to see it in 3D.
Anyway, back to film. The film was amazing! It was really emotional, and I kept crying. Being a huge Harry Potter fan, that's to be expected. The action was awesome, not overdone. The fight scenes was intense. There were many emotional scenes, which was so sad. (By the way, I'm not very good at reviews, as you may have noticed.)
- Spoilers - (Unless you read the book.)
I have many favorite scenes. I really enjoyed the dragon scene from the bank, and their riding on it. I loved Snape's scenes. Some of his scenes were emotional. It was nice to see some of the characters again, which we haven't seen for a while. I loved the fight scene with the music. It was slow but nice.
No more spoilers!
We always see every Harry Potter movie in theater. So we - maybe everyone - practically grew up with these films. Now that it's over, I'm not sure what to do anymore. XD I'm really sad and heartbroken that it's over. Such a great series! We only have the first three Harry Potter movies, but I just convinced my mom to buy the rest. Of course we have to wait for the DVD for this movie.
Goodbye, Harry Potter! Thanks for making my life more magical. :D
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I am SO going to see the movie... NEXT MONTH :( Yes, I'm Indian alright. I live in Chennai. Yeah! Japan is so cool... though it suffered a big loss during those earthquakes and tsunamis and nuclear power plant blasts or whatever they are.
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