I know, I should've watched it a month ago when it was still an event. But I wanted to see it in IMAX 3-D, so I eschewed my local cineplex and waited for a convenient time to drive to Dublin/Pleasanton.
Yeah, Harry Potter's getting darker. Yeah, it's a fine movie. IMAX is always cool, and the 3-D fight sequence at the end was...well, it probably works better if you sit further back than I do. Anyway, I'm coming to the conclusion that having not read the books I just don't care enough to remember all the supporting characters in the movie. Perhaps I should read them all before the next movie comes out. But believe it or not, my reading list is just as insurmountable as my movie list.
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Being way beyond the intended age group for Rowling's books, I too had held out on reading any of them, but after seeing "Order of the Phoenix" I finally broke down and read "Half-Blood Prince" ... Surprisingly, it was one of the rare instances where it somehow managed to live up to all the hype
I've heard from many people (including many I trust) that if I spent the time to read the books, I'd love them. So that's my plan, to catch up on the literature before the "Half-Blood Prince" movie comes out Nov 2008. I at least want to read the books for the movies that I've seen. Don't know yet if I want to read "Half-Blood Prince" before I see the movie, it'll probably depend on how quickly I read them.
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