Kuroi_Ri
I WANTED THE SPHINX TOO!!! Couldn't they have, I don't know, animated the one in Egypt or something?! They had people turning into animals for crying out loud. What's a little animation, hunh?
crying
Hunh, speak for yourself. I was still more disappointed than not with the last two films. Well, they -were- better than HBP; couldn't even stomach watching it a second time.
Have to ask though, if the subplots had been left out then how were they tied together in the end? )_o
I didn't say it was
good. I said it was better than expected.
They weren't. They just left them out altogether.
They filled in the parts that were edgy and interesting -- like Snape's background with Lily [even though they left out huge chunks of that, too] and Albus' sister [being dead but not
why or
how].
They totally chucked the subplot about Remus and Tonks. They didn't even
show their son at the epilogue ending. Sure, they threw hints here and there [them having an announcement in the beginning, being seen dead together, and Harry asking what was going to happen to their son] but to people who're watching the movies and have never read the books, they're probably going "WHAAAAT? They had a son? WHEN THE HELL." They also left out when Remus was totally pussing out and asking Harry if he could tag along to risk his life and s**t.
They never talked about Tom Riddle's mother and father in
any of the movies. Not in the depth that it needed. Voldemort just came off as this random a*****e who wanted to kill mudbloods; not a wizard with a total Hitler complex.
They left out the parts where Hagrid was trying to convince the giants to not side with the Death Eaters [sure, they gave a glimpse of it in one of the movies but one black eye is not good enough unless you've read the books].
Barely mentioned Albus' relationship with Grindelwald and the adventures they went on.
I haven't read the 7th book since the midnight release. So, that's all I can remember [They left out Percy's subplot, too]. I'll continue listing them as I recall them.