Harry Potter And Half Blood Prince...

[DrRapid]

The kiss between Ginny and Harry was weak as fuck.

I think they were trying to highlight the difference between physical attraction (Lavender and Ron) and an emotional connection (Harry and Ginny).

Oh yeah, good one

[SajN]

I saw it on the premiere and here is what I think...


I was not disappointed, as I was with the third and fourth movie.. Those were wack comparing to the books. I liked this one, it was not perfect, but it was good. I still wish they showed the rest of the memories Dumbledore (R.I.P motherfucker ) showed Harry in the book. I wanted to see The Dark Lord's grandpa lol.

Actually, the sixth book is the book that I dont really remember soooooo much. So can someone enlighten me in what the movie was missing? Except for the battle at the end.


And wtf was up with Bellatrix and the fire where Weasly's lived. That was not in the book. And it was not really a needed scene.


Conclusion: I like the movie as it was. I felt like that this movie was just preparing us for the last two movies. This one is much better than 3rd and 4th. I dont really remember how the fifth movie was. I think my fav is still 2nd movie.
Fav book is the last one

[Fa-Q]

I heard it was the worst of them all....not alot of action, just talking...like my sex life

[childishpet]

I was able to watch it recently and it was great! I can't wait for the next installment to the franchise.

[DrRapid]

I just don't see what was so good about it tbh.

[Solace]

I enjoyed it

[lady speedstik]

I saw the midnight show, and was disappointed. Very anti-climatic, and was the worst out of all of them. 6.5/10, imo.

[Fa-Q]

Emma Watson gives me a half blood prince

[DrRapid]

I saw the midnight show, and was disappointed. Very anti-climatic, and was the worst out of all of them. 6.5/10, imo.

[yoshi]

I just came back from the cinema.. Here it goes.

I will start from what I really disliked.. Because I disliked the beginning with Harry sitting on a train station - it was just out of blue, I think that one of the important parts of the book was when Dumbledore asked the Dursleys to let Harry stay with them one more time.

Overall - I disliked all the shortcuts they did. I know how hard it would be to fit all the details into one movie (and 2,5h was long enough anyways), but seriously, if they haven't made up stuff like The Burrow getting attacked by Bellatrix and getting burned down, they'd have more time for things like Dumbledore's funeral.

I found Snape's place highly un-climatic, so was Slughorn's place and his conversation with Harry. I just didn't feel it at all, I expected Snape's place to be mystic and.. dark and twisted lol.

What I liked was the whole Hogwarts climate. It wasn't that dummy and unreal as for example in the first movies. The clothes, dialogues, overtones rofl there were some great moments, I loved the McLaggen part

I really liked most of the characters. Like.. Luna Lovegood = a masterpiece. That girl is just amazing, she's just so.. loony! And Malfoy. Damn, he was great. He was always one of my favourite characters in the book and now they made him look like.. one of the Matrix agents lol

And of course, one of the final scenes in the cave - just how I imagined it and I admit I jumped in my seat when that Inferi jumped out of the water! And seconds later, when they all started to crawl upon the little island, it was great!

Overall, I noticed that once again, the Dark Side was done much better than the good ones. Bellatrix, the Death Eaters, Borgin & Burkes, Malfoy, Tom Riddle.. I guess it's easier to create something evil

Anyways.. Wasn't my favourite part, but it had a great dose of humour and dark stuff and Malfoy

[Solace]

Emma Watson gives me a half blood prince

I lol'd.

[D'Leh]

great book, an d great movie!!!!