Where was the spitting??

[snaples]

So, we bought Harry Potter 3, and I re-watched it, and I went through another bout of disapointment. It's a shame, really, because it had the potential to become something awesome. Mind you, I'm not 100% disapointed; some scenes are drool-worthy (my my, I do get a kick out of the Defense Against the Dark Arts scene with Snape, as well as the corridor one), but Snape was WAY too soft. I mean, please. Where was the anger? The spitting? And where the hell was he after he got smashed into the wall?

But Sirius was cool. Which makes it harder to watch, knowing what the future lies.

I am still holding up hope for the fourth one.

On another note, this one more encouraging, Cybele is in the same time zone as I am. YAYYAY!

Comments

[dragong.livejournal.com]

Among other things that bothered me (half of them about Snape) was the horrible ending. I mean, they use this way for all those stupid movies staring kids. Ending up with a kids face stuck on the screen. Gee... *rolls eyes* I hope they change the director next time. The second movie is still my fav.

[blackkitty13.livejournal.com]

I mean, they use this way for all those stupid movies staring kids. Ending up with a kids face stuck on the screen.

I do SO agree. The ending was bothering me like hell. >.<

For Snape... I sometimes had the feeling that they reduced him to a laughing stock. You know... that scene in the corridor IS funny, but... Snape would never obey to a mocking portrait. And run after Harry like a clucking hen. He just acted QUITE weird in this movie.

[dragong.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I mean, man. I just stared the screen in the end not sure if the movie was over! O.o

I think Snape's portrayal in this movie was as bad as it could possibly be. No justice for dear Potions Master there... *sob*