Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Film)


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So that's another plot point they've changed? - Someone oughta total up the number of changes they've made from the source material over the years :angry:

[still - having said all that - I'm totally buying the Super Mega Blu-Ray boxset when it's released]

So that's another plot point they've changed? - Someone oughta total up the number of changes they've made from the source material over the years :angry:

[still - having said all that - I'm totally buying the Super Mega Blu-Ray boxset when it's released]

Yeah Super Mega 16 disc Super Blu-ray boxset FTW!

More Spoiler-filled reviews of test screening: Source: Mugglenet

http://www.mugglenet.com/movies/movie7/deathly-hallows-review-5.shtml

Interesting spoilers from review & other sources:

*The filmmakers then decided to show Hermione hexing her parents to forget their current lives and move to Australia. After she does this, she also makes all images of her disappear from the pictures in their house.

*The Hogwarts grounds do not appear in the film until Voldemort opens Dumbledore's tomb.

*The Tale of the Three Brothers is a fictional story within a fictional story in the books. So when dealing with the movie they could have casted it with real characters. Instead they did a very cool animated sequence as Hermione tells the story.

*Hermione's torture really brings out a side of Bellatrix, an aspect of her character that we haven't seen before. What drives her to torture Hermione is both interesting and exciting on film. When Hermione awakens from being tortured she notices the word "mudblood" carved into her arm.

*The film ends with Voldemort opening Dumbledore's tomb and stealing the Elder Wand. We see the scene from the trailer of him shooting magic high into the air and the screen goes black

*Hermione is tortured by Bellatrix at Malfoy Manor, after they are captured by the Snatchers. Quite graphic and jarring.

*After they get Griffindor's sword, Harry opens the locket so Ron can destroy the Horcrux. When it opens, a massive creature that looks a little like the Smoke monster from Lost appears and tries starts taunting Ron with everything that made him leave in the first place. The sequence hits a high point with what I think will be one of the most talked about things in this movie: a silvery illusion Harry and Hermione are shown making out topless. Great acting by Rupert Grint in this scene.

* The effect of Nagini coming out of Bathilda were mostly incomplete. In particular, we saw what seemed to be a place holder for the most graphic scene of Bathilda's skin falling to the ground as Nagini comes out.

*After they get Griffindor's sword, Harry opens the locket so Ron can destroy the Horcrux. When it opens, a massive creature that looks a little like the Smoke monster from Lost appears and tries starts taunting Ron with everything that made him leave in the first place. The sequence hits a high point with what I think will be one of the most talked about things in this movie: a silvery illusion Harry and Hermione are shown making out topless. Great acting by Rupert Grint in this scene.

Really?

I'd be willing to bet that

both Emma Watons upper lady parts, and Daniel Radcliffes "wand" won't be shown. They're still mostly aiming the films at a younger audience.

yeah course...just the inference that its there is enough for me haha...but I don't go to see Harry Potter for porn xD

So that's another plot point they've changed? - Someone oughta total up the number of changes they've made from the source material over the years :angry:

[still - having said all that - I'm totally buying the Super Mega Blu-Ray boxset when it's released]

From what I've raid its not changed that much. Hedwig still dies but instead of being hit by a random spell she comes in during the chase and dives in front of a killing curse. (I guess this all came out of the screening the other day)

yeah course...just the inference that its there is enough for me haha...but I don't go to see Harry Potter for porn xD

Same here :p

From what I've raid its not changed that much. Hedwig still dies but instead of being hit by a random spell she comes in during the chase and dives in front of a killing curse. (I guess this all came out of the screening the other day)

Well

that I can live with. Yeah, I think I read the same screening bit you did - She flies off, then comes back to protect Harry from an avada kedavra spell.

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