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Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 11:12 am)

When it comes to Harry Potter the movies are no match for the books.

i'm glad they kept lockheart and umbridge to a minimum in the films. i'm reading no 5 and every time i get to her i want to ring her neck  

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Report this Feb. 19 2010, 6:32 am

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Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 11:12 am) When it comes to Harry Potter the movies are no match for the books. i'm glad they kept lockheart and umbridge to a minimum in the films. i'm reading no 5 and every time i get to her i want to ring her neck ¿

Yeah I know what you mean.

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Report this Feb. 19 2010, 6:52 am

Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 12:32 pm)

Quote (DRAGON_ROSE @ Feb. 19 2010, 6:24 am) Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 11:12 am) When it comes to Harry Potter the movies are no match for the books. i'm glad they kept lockheart and umbridge to a minimum in the films. i'm reading no 5 and every time i get to her i want to ring her neck ? Yeah I know what you mean.

i can never tell what house (when she was a student herself) she was supposed to be in. unless they made one especially for her and lockheart-pigheaded selfrightous git house-

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Report this Feb. 19 2010, 1:58 pm

Quote (DRAGON_ROSE @ Feb. 19 2010, 6:52 am)

Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 12:32 pm) Quote (DRAGON_ROSE @ Feb. 19 2010, 6:24 am) Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 11:12 am) When it comes to Harry Potter the movies are no match for the books. i'm glad they kept lockheart and umbridge to a minimum in the films. i'm reading no 5 and every time i get to her i want to ring her neck ? Yeah I know what you mean. i can never tell what house (when she was a student herself) she was supposed to be in. unless they made one especially for her and lockheart-pigheaded selfrightous git house-

I'm pretty sure her house was never mentioned but I'd be willing to guess it was Slytherin.

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Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 6:58 pm)

Quote (DRAGON_ROSE @ Feb. 19 2010, 6:52 am) Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 12:32 pm) Quote (DRAGON_ROSE @ Feb. 19 2010, 6:24 am) Quote (Sara_Paris @ Feb. 19 2010, 11:12 am) When it comes to Harry Potter the movies are no match for the books. i'm glad they kept lockheart and umbridge to a minimum in the films. i'm reading no 5 and every time i get to her i want to ring her neck ? Yeah I know what you mean. i can never tell what house (when she was a student herself) she was supposed to be in. unless they made one especially for her and lockheart-pigheaded selfrightous git house- I'm pretty sure her house was never mentioned but I'd be willing to guess it was Slytherin.

Umbridge is evil. Remember that special Quill she gave Harry in his detention in her office? The women is one of the most evil characters in the entire series.

I don't know for sure if DRAGON_ROSE has read Book Six, so I won't name names, but I was really annoyed that we didn't get to see the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher in action in the last movie. David Yates and company were barmy in what they left out in Film Six. A rubbish finale too.

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Report this Feb. 19 2010, 9:51 pm

I will unfortunately have to say Star Trek. It had extraordinary potential, but to me it
did not feel like Star Trek, although they had great actors, special effects, etc. Even though
it was in an alternate timeline, I felt uncomfortable that they destroyed Vulcan.
I think it was also too violent for Star Trek, but that's just my opinion.

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