All I could think was to thank Curion for teaching the kids to examine their characters and Newell for continuing it. They're finally *gasp* acting. This movie was terrifing. The kids in the audience between 4 and 7 should have nightmares. I might have nightmares. That scene at the Quiddich Cup? I was ready to cry; the paincy disorder gets me everytime. And Barty Jr. (took me FOREVER to figure out who he was) standing all serial killer like in the middle of those tents?
Did anyone else notice that Avada Kedavra seemed different each time it was cast? The time in DADA class was the best to me, like a vacuum where life once was. The others seemed to have different sound effects and different lengths.
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Date: 2005-11-19 03:43 pm (UTC)Did anyone else notice that Avada Kedavra seemed different each time it was cast? The time in DADA class was the best to me, like a vacuum where life once was. The others seemed to have different sound effects and different lengths.