did you like Harry Potter And the Half-BLood Prince ?

loved it best one yet .

It was a pretty fun movie.

Yeah it was probably the best movie I saw this year.

yes it actually was thebest one for me because the acting was good as was the action but most importantly they slowed the scenes down. They let scenes have enough time to make an impact on the viewer and let them really feel what was going on not only in the plot, but in the characters heads. Not all the scenes did this but a bunch of them did unlike most of the other films.

The movie could have been so much better. There was too much focus on romance. The focus should have been more on Tom Riddle rather that the dumb relationship between Ron and Lavender and Hermione's jealousy. It was way too overblown, they should have cut most of that. However, I did like Harry and Ginny's relationship in the movie.

I liked the book. :P I haven't seen the movie yet.

It was ok, I thought it got boring at times but it was a dcent movie.

Even though they left a lot out of the book, I still loved the movie. Can't decide which is my favorite out of this one or Prisoner of Azkaban.

Yes, but not the best. Added scenes almost killed it for me.

The book sucked... didn't bother seeing the movie...chessmaster1989

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]The book sucked... didn't bother seeing the movie...D-RS

I didn't hate all of the Harry Potter books... I enjoyed 1 and 3 and thought 4 was okay... I thought 2 was bad, 5 was bad, and 6 and 7 were terrible. As I've said before, I only finished them because they're very quick reads and I'm a completionist...

[QUOTE="D-RS"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]The book sucked... didn't bother seeing the movie...chessmaster1989

I didn't hate all of the Harry Potter books... I enjoyed 1 and 3 and thought 4 was okay... I thought 2 was bad, 5 was bad, and 6 and 7 were terrible. As I've said before, I only finished them because they're very quick reads and I'm a completionist...

I loved it.

I wont say its the best, though, because its style is different from the other ones.

However I loved the darkness to it, and the shift to plot and stuff versus action.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="D-RS"] Dude why do you hate Harry potter this much ? :PD-RS

I didn't hate all of the Harry Potter books... I enjoyed 1 and 3 and thought 4 was okay... I thought 2 was bad, 5 was bad, and 6 and 7 were terrible. As I've said before, I only finished them because they're very quick reads and I'm a completionist...

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

[QUOTE="D-RS"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

I didn't hate all of the Harry Potter books... I enjoyed 1 and 3 and thought 4 was okay... I thought 2 was bad, 5 was bad, and 6 and 7 were terrible. As I've said before, I only finished them because they're very quick reads and I'm a completionist...

chessmaster1989

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="D-RS"] why did you think there were terrible ?D-RS

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

Darker, maybe, but not in a good way, and I wouldn't agree they got more mature. Given half the fifth book was Harry whining, I really don't see how anyone could enjoy it... but that's just me...

And, indeed, you can't compare HP to LotR, simply because LotR is better in every respect. :)

By the way, LotR isn't even my favorite book...

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="D-RS"] why did you think there were terrible ?D-RS

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

It is not opinion that Rowling extensively uses adverbs and deus ex machina, both of which being products of poor writing.

I read and really liked the series, but there's no denying that Rowling has some issues with the mechanics.

[QUOTE="D-RS"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

chessmaster1989

Darker, maybe, but not in a good way, and I wouldn't agree they got more mature. Given half the fifth book was Harry whining, I really don't see how anyone could enjoy it... but that's just me...

And, indeed, you can't compare HP to LotR, simply because LotR is better in every respect. :)

By the way, LotR isn't even my favorite book...

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="D-RS"] Terrible writing ? ! come on it is not the best writing , and i know from some other topics that you are a huge fan Of LOTR , don't compare Hp to Lotr , you can't compare anything to Lotr , as for the Plots , after book 4 they got better , more mature and much darker , it is still your opinion in the end .D-RS

Darker, maybe, but not in a good way, and I wouldn't agree they got more mature. Given half the fifth book was Harry whining, I really don't see how anyone could enjoy it... but that's just me...

And, indeed, you can't compare HP to LotR, simply because LotR is better in every respect. :)

By the way, LotR isn't even my favorite book...

Indeed he did, which is part of why I disliked the fifth book...

[QUOTE="D-RS"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

Theokhoth

It is not opinion that Rowling extensively uses adverbs and deus ex machina, both of which being products of poor writing.

I read and really liked the series, but there's no denying that Rowling has some issues with the mechanics.

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

chessmaster1989

[QUOTE="D-RS"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Darker, maybe, but not in a good way, and I wouldn't agree they got more mature. Given half the fifth book was Harry whining, I really don't see how anyone could enjoy it... but that's just me...

And, indeed, you can't compare HP to LotR, simply because LotR is better in every respect. :)

By the way, LotR isn't even my favorite book...

chessmaster1989

Indeed he did, which is part of why I disliked the fifth book...

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

LJS9502_basic

I liked the character of Sirius Black from the third book... but, yes, Severus Snape was the most interesting character definitely.

Her writing was the same, but I still enjoyed 1 and 3 far more than any others...

[QUOTE="D-RS"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]The book sucked... didn't bother seeing the movie...chessmaster1989

I didn't hate all of the Harry Potter books... I enjoyed 1 and 3 and thought 4 was okay... I thought 2 was bad, 5 was bad, and 6 and 7 were terrible. As I've said before, I only finished them because they're very quick reads and I'm a completionist...

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

chessmaster1989

I liked the character of Sirius Black from the third book... but, yes, Severus Snape was the most interesting character definitely.

Her writing was the same, but I still enjoyed 1 and 3 far more than any others...

I think Dumbledore was the most interesting character, with his entire backstory in the seventh book and his mysterious way of knowing everything that's going on throughout the series. Though Snape was also very good; you kept guessing his motives until the very end.

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[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Boring plots and characters, terrible writing... seriously, the only character I found interesting after book 4 was Severus Snape... half the reason I read 7 was because I wanted to see what happened with him...

chessmaster1989

I liked the character of Sirius Black from the third book... but, yes, Severus Snape was the most interesting character definitely.

Her writing was the same, but I still enjoyed 1 and 3 far more than any others...

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="D-RS"] Dude why do you hate Harry potter this much ? :Pbobaban

I didn't hate all of the Harry Potter books... I enjoyed 1 and 3 and thought 4 was okay... I thought 2 was bad, 5 was bad, and 6 and 7 were terrible. As I've said before, I only finished them because they're very quick reads and I'm a completionist...

Like I said, dark does not mean good... it's not that I don't like dark books... my two favorite novels are For Whom The Bell Tolls (Hemingway) and Blood Meridian (McCarthy)... it's just that "dark" Harry Potter is not done well...

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="D-RS"] Dude why do you hate Harry potter this much ? :Pbobaban

I didn't hate all of the Harry Potter books... I enjoyed 1 and 3 and thought 4 was okay... I thought 2 was bad, 5 was bad, and 6 and 7 were terrible. As I've said before, I only finished them because they're very quick reads and I'm a completionist...

[QUOTE="bobaban"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

I didn't hate all of the Harry Potter books... I enjoyed 1 and 3 and thought 4 was okay... I thought 2 was bad, 5 was bad, and 6 and 7 were terrible. As I've said before, I only finished them because they're very quick reads and I'm a completionist...

LJS9502_basic

Harry had no choice but to be the hero. Snape in my opinio sacrificed the most and is the hero of the series. Loved the books. Extremely entertaining even if JK is a bad writer.

Harry had no choice but to be the hero. Snape in my opinio sacrificed the most and is the hero of the series. Loved the books. Extremely entertaining even if JK is a bad writer.

drufeous

And Dumbledore is the character I consider the most evil....even over Voldemort.LJS9502_basic

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Harry had no choice but to be the hero. Snape in my opinio sacrificed the most and is the hero of the series. Loved the books. Extremely entertaining even if JK is a bad writer.

LJS9502_basic

I agree to an extent. Dumbledore was playing the pupetmaster but did help Harry to the end.

it was pretty good. i saw it 5 times so i'm kinda tired of it now. it wasn't the best harry potter movie and it was kinda dissapointing compared to the book, but still fun to watch.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]And Dumbledore is the character I consider the most evil....even over Voldemort.super_mario_128

And yeah...I made my blog post and thread so that is why I'm a bit late getting back to you. Sorry....:P

yeah i thought it was finee

I like it, but it's not the best one yet.

• Prisoner of Azkaban
• Half-Blood Prince
• Chamber of Secrets
• Sorceror's Stone
• Order of the Phoenix
• Goblet of Fire

Now for the Deathly Hollows two parter.

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]And Dumbledore is the character I consider the most evil....even over Voldemort.LJS9502_basic

And yeah...I made my blog post and thread so that is why I'm a bit late getting back to you. Sorry....:P