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celticminis · 07-15-2011, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by masterofmystery

Spoiler - yes it is very violent, but given the angle at which it's shown, you don't really see the worst of it.

I have to agree. It is much more violent than in the book, but the angle prevents anyone from seeing the real gore. It's more of a blur and sound affects (which are grim!).

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Originally Posted by LunaLovegood 123

I can't wait to see Part 2! Luna Lovegood is my favorite character and I read all the books. For anybody who saw the movie, does Luna fight in the battle and what scenes is she in?

She doesn't have any real battle scenes. It's much more a group effort. However, she is pivotal to Harry finding the diadem. More so than the book.

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Originally Posted by AshleyWheat

Is the death of Voldemort really changed? If so, is it bad?

It is changed, but I found it to be done very well. I can see why, cinematically, it was a good decision. I really like the way they did. It takes nothing away from JK's version. As hers lends to a good read, this lends to a good viewing. I really like the way it was done.

07-15-2011, 05:00 PM	#102 (permalink)
celticminis Dugbog Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Chatham NY Posts: 139	Miniature Horse lover! WWoHP Rocks! Quote: Originally Posted by masterofmystery Spoiler - yes it is very violent, but given the angle at which it's shown, you don't really see the worst of it. I have to agree. It is much more violent than in the book, but the angle prevents anyone from seeing the real gore. It's more of a blur and sound affects (which are grim!). Quote: Originally Posted by LunaLovegood 123 I can't wait to see Part 2! Luna Lovegood is my favorite character and I read all the books. For anybody who saw the movie, does Luna fight in the battle and what scenes is she in? She doesn't have any real battle scenes. It's much more a group effort. However, she is pivotal to Harry finding the diadem. More so than the book. Quote: Originally Posted by AshleyWheat Is the death of Voldemort really changed? If so, is it bad? It is changed, but I found it to be done very well. I can see why, cinematically, it was a good decision. I really like the way they did. It takes nothing away from JK's version. As hers lends to a good read, this lends to a good viewing. I really like the way it was done. Last edited by masterofmystery; 07-15-2011 at 07:19 PM.