Yes, that's right!! I saw Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban....It was pretty good. Better than the other ones. But still, I was kind of disappointed, because of the many things they left out. Oh well, Hollywood!
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I Saw It: Harry Potter!!!
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twosteppin
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I saw it! loved it! the best one yet! never read the book, dont know what was different
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I couldn't get into the HP books. I like more grown-up fantasy, but then again I've been a Tolkien junky for years now. The movies are pretty good though. Looking forward to seeing HP: POA
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my girlfriend read most of the harry potter books and really enjoys them. She's trying to get me to read them but i'm also a Tolkien nerd and prefer those books instead. But i'm enjoyed all the other harry potter movies so i know i'll enjoy this one 
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I finally saw the first two Harry Potter films and loved loved loved them. I'm going to se the 3rd at theatre next week. I only read the 1st book.
I also watched on TV the ...oh what's the name of it....the Ring...the power of the Ring? The ring with hobbits and stuff. It was hard to get into, but I finally did.
It's darker than Harry; I think I prefer lighter.
I also watched on TV the ...oh what's the name of it....the Ring...the power of the Ring? The ring with hobbits and stuff. It was hard to get into, but I finally did.
It's darker than Harry; I think I prefer lighter.
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Thanks Niz-----LORD of the rings! That's it.
I watched LORD of the Rings---yesterday day time. Then went to see the movie DAY AFTER TOMORROW.
And the Sr. Baggins of LORD of the Rings was a scientist in DAY AFTER TOMORROW. And I had a hard time shifting my mind from seeing him as a Hobbit.
oh well. Thanks again Niz
I watched LORD of the Rings---yesterday day time. Then went to see the movie DAY AFTER TOMORROW.
And the Sr. Baggins of LORD of the Rings was a scientist in DAY AFTER TOMORROW. And I had a hard time shifting my mind from seeing him as a Hobbit.
oh well. Thanks again Niz
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I just saw it. I thought it was great. The best of the three. Those kids are groing so fast. Amazing.
I loved the name of Prof. Remus Lupin. Such a play on names that he is a werewolf.
Speaking of werewolves. That was a poor looking werewolf.
I loved the name of Prof. Remus Lupin. Such a play on names that he is a werewolf.
Speaking of werewolves. That was a poor looking werewolf.
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f16fan12 said:Never read the book!!!???!! How *splutter* could you never have read the books? I strongly suggest you do, this instant!!
dmb233 quickly begs forgiveness from f16fan12, and runs to her room to read the book
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f16fan12 is content...DMB233 said:
but GL2814, how is lupin's name a play on words having to do with werewolves? and I agree, that was a pretty bad werewolf. i always thought they were hairier... (like I would know)
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PaladinValer
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Remus=mythical founder of the city of Rome raised by wolves
Lupin=Derives from the Latin word for wolf
Lupin=Derives from the Latin word for wolf
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I thought the movie was awesome!!! It did not seem like 2hours and 20 minutes!! The only part that I didn't like was when Harry went running off in his invisibility cloak crying, that didn't really work for me! It was very well done though.
Two thumbs up!!
Two thumbs up!!
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Oh, I wouldn't call Harry running away crying in his invisibilty cloak a spoiler. It wasn't the most, er, "memorable" point of the film. At least that part had some parellel to the book, when he says he wants to actually kill Sirius. For those who've read the book, that's no spoiler! But still, there were a lot of things that I was like, why on earth is this in here, there's nothing like this in the book!!?? Hope that doesn't spoil your movie experience!PaladinValer said:NO SPOILERS PLEASE FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T SEEN IT!
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this harry potter was much better than the others cos it was more mature, at least i thought. i dont like this book, so i didnt really like the story, i like the second movie better for that, but i think for people who havent read the books this one is better.
ps. nice signature jesse, never really took you for a shakepeare man
ps. nice signature jesse, never really took you for a shakepeare man
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I enjoyed the movie. The book was a lot better, if you haven't read it and liked the movie you should. The movie leaves out a lot, especially the things that Harry thinks in his head, which was the book dealt with mostly.
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I totally agree with you. The book does have a lot of what Harry was thinking, and that kinda stuff is rather hard to put in a movie. Just imagine what the fifth, or even the fourth movies are gonna be like...not only are the books so long, but there's so much stuff that Harry just thinks, like in the beginning, when he questions whether he should leave the Dursleys... They should still be good though, don't get me wrong!!Jedi Penguins said:
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