I thought this film was fantastic
I just got back from seeing it and I want to go back and see it again... now!
Obviously there were things they missed out but that's always going to be the case, you can't really ever compare book to film because they're too different. Having said that I would have liked more of a battle at Hogwarts when the Death Eaters showed up.
But ANYWAY I loved it. I loved the whole struggle with hormones that they got so spot on. I thought Emma Watson was so amazing in playing Hermione's heartache and Rupert was brilliantly funny (as always) in dealing with Lavender's attention and Dan was good too but I think Emma won on the teen angst front in this film
Now Snape, Snape, Snape, Snape. I love this character so much because he is so complicated and full of inner struggles and- ahhh I don't really know whether to say because people may not have read book 7 (SHAME ON YOU) But yes, that small scene he had with Dumbledore, before he actually killed him (when we had that hint of something being asked of him) is what brought the first tear to my eye. Actually that's lies, because when Bellatrix did the whole setting fire to the Burrow thing I had a bit of a teary moment.
Um and the Snape moment at the end when he told Harry he was the Half-Blood Prince <3 love. Oh, oh, oh and all the typical snarky Snape comments Alan Rickman does so well made me laugh. His comic timing and that deadpan expression ... hehee<3
Right. Now. Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore... I cried, I cried quite a lot actually. Sort of from the point he caught Harry's eye from where he was watching below. The way they shot it really worked for me. And TOM FELTON AHHHHHH-MAAAZING. Jeeze that boy can act! Brilliance. Dan Radcliffe was rather fantastic here too, the part where he shouted after Snape "he trusted you!" choked me a bit and his attempts to get Snape to fight back were really heartbreaking.
Hm what else, sorry this is a bit of a rambly review but I'm still sort of buzzing and just trying to get it all down!
Luna Lovegood! I love Luna she's one of my favourite characters, alongside Snape & Hermione
it's just the way she's such a hopeful character and effortlessly funny. I'd hoped she would have been more of a part of it but nevermind
Ahh there's probably stuff I haven't mentioned but I'm still all eeeee! and can't think of them right now. But overall best film yet. Emma Watson & Tom Felton stood out for me. The rest were brilliant, but I think these two really out did themselves in this film. So yaaaaa, if you haven't already, go see, go see!