RobertR
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I've read all the books, but there are gaps in my memory of some details. I remember the battle between the good and bad sides feeling much more epic, more climactic, than what was shown in the movie. Also, the movie didn't quite pull off the intent Snape had in the book to teach Harry something after the death of Dumbledore. Other than those two things, I didn't have too much problem with the film.
I have to say, I find the whole "old English buildings and countryside" milieu of the films extremely appealing. There's just something about ancient stone and wooden walls and doors and green, dark forests. Very different from the dry heat of Southern California.
I have to say, I find the whole "old English buildings and countryside" milieu of the films extremely appealing. There's just something about ancient stone and wooden walls and doors and green, dark forests. Very different from the dry heat of Southern California.