Like always, the Harry Potter movie has blown many people out of the water.
From House elves to flying cars, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was
absolutely "brilliant"!
I, for one, enjoyed the dark and the
dramatic moments added into the movie. For instance, after she'd been called a
mudblood by Harry's rival, Draco Malfoy, Hermione cried with tears that just
refused to fall down, showing her true courage. And the tone in harry's voice
when he explained to Vernon Dursley that he hasnt recieved one letter from
either of his friends all summer was terrific. i was touched.
Dobby was terrific. i am sorry if
that was too blunt, but that is just the only was to describe it. The
magnifigance of the house elf scenes came with fabulous acting on Daniel
Radcliffe's part, since "Dobby" was merely an orange tennis ball on a stick
while they were filming it. so Daniel should be credited gratly.
Ron was hillarious. especially in the
spider's hollow scene, when his facial expressions got the whole theater
laughing.
Jason Isaacs was terrific. they
couldnt have picked a better Lucius Malfoy. He had great timing on wether to be
scarey at moments, or just serious. and his hair was, erm..interesting, because
it matched Draco's but i did think his eyebrows were too dark.
Parseltongue. the parseltongue was
fabulous. my friends and i intend to go back to that movie until we memorize it,
and then once again to show it off. contrary to most people's opinions, i did
think it was snakey enough. it was, wel..fabulous.
Tom riddle was very good. and i know
most people dont think so. he didnt look very evil though, but his actions and
ton of voice sent chills up the spines of most people in teh theater.
The Hug, however, at the end of the
movie was foreshadowing, i guess. how hermione ran up and hugged harry without
thinking about it, and how both her and ron hesitated before deciding to shake
hands was great. i think its hinting at a romance between hermione and ron in
the fitch harry poter book, wich has gotten all harry potter fans more ancious
to read it.
another contriversey was Lucius's
line, "Avada-" before dobby knocked him over. everyone who had read "the goblet
of fire" would know that he was intending to kill harry, only a few feet from
Dumbledor's office. stupid for lucius, yes, yet still a good edition to the
movie on Cris Columbus's part.
the quidditch was much better, as
promised, however most of it was spent in teh reafters beneth the stadium. it
was hillarious, though, when Colin Creevy poped up in the middle of the chase
for the snitch, and i was laughing way too hard. the rogue bludger was fantasic,
and so was harry's boneless arm.
before i end up taking several pages,
i'd just like to conclude that this movie was one of those strange ones that
surpass teh origional, and i am counting the days until Harry Potter and the
Prizoner of Azkaban
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