Out of all the movies in this series, THIS is the one I wish kept a multitude of brilliant scenes from the books. To sum it up plainly, this movie greatly diminishes Harry’s anger and internal torment after the events of ‘Goblet of Fire’.
How so? Well in the movie, Harry arrives at Grimmauld place, reunites with Ron and Hermione and the worst that results is a raised voice with a hint of anger. However in the books, he’s SOOOOO…
boring and overrated! waste of time! terrible! bad! 1/2 star!
*I've never had any sort of romantic connection to anyone ever*
An absolutely stunning movie in every sense.
It’s hard to speak on this movie as there is so much that can be said. Seriously the golden standard for animation and superhero movies alike.
If the second movie can deliver anything CLOSE to this quality I will be more than satisfied.
I still remember popping a batch of popcorn on shift when Tom Seeds first played me backseat freestyle. On the drive home he played ‘sing about me I’m dying of thirst’ and as soon as I stepped foot in my bedroom door I listened to ‘good kid, m.A.A.d city’ for the first time.
Thankful to Tom for changing my life and introducing me to this masterpiece, and thankful for Kendrick being the absolute artistic prodigy he is.
One for the ages.
The fabled Romeo + Juliet, a movie i have openly despised since first viewing. Now OBVIOUSLY my exaggerated reviews were for mainly comedic reasons, however they were low-key right this whole time!
This movie would be ok if they just LEFT THE SHAKESPEAREAN LANGUAGE IN THE PAST.
Like this movie LOOKS GOOD, beautiful sets, colors, and costumes, but the absolutely insufferable way the story is told just kills me. The use of terrible dialogue and an incredibly EXCESSIVE amount of…
