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[beandelphiki]

- I did, actually, end up looking at Draco's "pants" in the Slytherin common room scene, but I really don't know what the fuss was about. The scene's far too darkly lit to make it traumatizing. *yawn*

- How did they do the "petrified" kids? I'm guessing computer effects, but I'd be curious to know exactly how it was done.

- Gilderoy/Snape! *helpless giggle* I can actually see it!

- For that matter, Lucius/Arthur! *falls on the floor laughing* Okay, okay, I have issues.

- Is it just me, or does Felton have a slight problem with over-acting? *shrug*

- I got to see the scene at the end of the credits. Heh heh. But boy, it made me nervous, keeping my seat through those endless credits with the SilverCity staff impatiently jiggling their brooms.

- My sister is still disappointed at the fact that the didn't include the garden gnomes.

- The scene in Flourish and Blotts - what did Draco pull out of that book? A signed page? That doesn't seem to make sense. But muah, I love that scene.

- The scene previous to that - Borgin's? - I've seen pics of Draco peering in through the window, but that wasn't in there. So I assume the whole scene with Draco and Lucius and Mr. Borgin was filmed, but cut. That's a shame.

Comments

[siegeengine.livejournal.com]

I was confused about what Draco ripped out of that book, too. It seemed like it must have been important in some small way, some character insight, but the editing made it near impossible to tell. *sigh* Something to look for on the DVD anyway! :)

Oh, and I was disappointed too that they didn't show the first scene in Knockturn Alley, where Harry watches Draco and his dad dealing with the shopkeeper.

OMG, Lucius/Arthur?? :)) hehehe

And WHAT did I miss about Draco's pants?? I'm... uh.. just curious, you see.
:)

[beandelphiki.livejournal.com]

Oh, and I was disappointed too that they didn't show the first scene in Knockturn Alley, where Harry watches Draco and his dad dealing with the shopkeeper.

Yes! That could have been so slashy! *slash-freak pout*

OMG, Lucius/Arthur?? :)) hehehe

Gilderoy/Snape more, though. I swear. Snape is Gilderoy's b*tch.

Eh, heh heh...Draco's pants.

Re: Gilderoy/Snape

[siegeengine.livejournal.com]

hrm. I think Snape may be Gilderoy's b*tch in public, but I think behind closed doors, Gildy would be in for a surprise. :)

Maybe Snape can help "re-educate" Gilderoy now that his mind is a blank slate.

Oh, and *giggles* about the pants links. Wonderful!
I.. uh... wanted to see the movie again, anyway.

[beandelphiki.livejournal.com]

Mmm-kay, well, the linked page has a better link. Scroll down. *shrug* I got that link form another link...never mind.

*looks around*

*dives out the elevator*

*saves his hat just in time, Indiana Jones-style*

[ex-rainy-day713.livejournal.com]

I really don't know what the fuss was about. The scene's far too darkly lit to make it traumatizing.

I know, I used my eyes on the screen in vain. Pff. On the other hand, when he's lounging in the couch...

How did they do the "petrified" kids?
Statues actually. I remember someone asked Emma if it was difficult to stay still that long and she said petrified her was a statue. Wax, I think.

Is it just me, or does Felton have a slight problem with over-acting?
Well, I'm a bit biased as far as he's concerned :) I think the actress playing Ginny Weasley over-acts much more. I noticed something about Tom though. In a BBC interview, he kept doing some sort of sniffling/snorting thing (I think he thinks it makes him look like a bad guy) and if you're very attentive (or very obsessed with him hehe), you'll notice he does it too, at the end of the movie, in the last scene in the Great Hall.

The scene in Flourish and Blotts - what did Draco pull out of that book? A signed page? That doesn't seem to make sense.
I know, I wondered too. I think they just wanted to show Draco was stealing random things. MAybe to make him look like some disturbed child? Anyway, I loooooved it. :)

[beandelphiki.livejournal.com]

Statues actually. I remember someone asked Emma if it was difficult to stay still that long and she said petrified her was a statue. Wax, I think.

Ahhh! My first thought was wax! And then I thought, no...too low-tech. How ironic.

I know, I wondered too. I think they just wanted to show Draco was stealing random things. MAybe to make him look like some disturbed child? Anyway, I loooooved it. :)

Heh, he was so casual about it. That amused me.

Uh?

[criminalasylum.livejournal.com]

What are you guys talking about with the lounging on the couch and what not?

Re: Uh?

[ex-rainy-day713.livejournal.com]

We're talking about that (http://www.livejournal.com/talkread.bml?journal=parryhotter&itemid=220359). Erm. Maybe. :)

Re: Uh?

[criminalasylum.livejournal.com]

Is glad he is downloading the movie now...

Ok, so...let's see either the child as a really big cock at a young age or he is going through puberty and the director didn't notice the fact that poor little Malfoy is displaying a boner for us all...this is going to make me giggle...

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