Harry Potter: Goblet of Fire

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03-20-2006, 10:41 PM
~SapphireStar~

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I thought the 3rd movie was better than the 4th, though. That director was the best out of all of them, and I wish he'd do the rest of the movies.

Totally agree, I enjoyed it also cause Im a Sirius Black fan and I was over the moon when Gary Oldman was cast for his part. Dreading the next movie :( PoA was amazing because it was so dark and eerie, not childish in the slightest, although Snape in Nevillies (whose from Leeds, down the road!!!!) grandmas clothes made my day :D

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And all the characters are becoming increasingly hot. They'd better grow up soon or I'll have to join Kishi's club.

I fell for Emma Watson in PoA :D Creepy I know, but she is so attractive for a young gril. Also Krum was HELLO! And Dracos becoming a heart breaker :D
03-20-2006, 10:43 PM
Bart's Friend Milhouse

Harry Potter is for little girls and boys
am I an idiot if I like it?
03-20-2006, 10:46 PM
~SapphireStar~

Hell no man. I really did loathe HP when it was released (when I was in high school) and I refused to read it. Then one day I was bored at home, ill, so I looked through my brothers books and found the first book. And Ive never regretted it! That was round 5 years ago. My family all think Im mad but they still buy me anything HP related, my aunt took me to the Teddy Bear Factory in Manchester for my 21st and I made a HP bear! Im a big fan :D
03-20-2006, 10:50 PM
Chris

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Originally Posted by ~SapphireStar~

My aunt took me to the Teddy Bear Factory in Manchester for my 21st and I made a HP bear! Im a big fan :D

What the hell? xD
Anyways, I still haven't read the books. Which editions should I buy guys?
03-20-2006, 10:54 PM
Bart's Friend Milhouse

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Originally Posted by Chris

Anyways, I still haven't read the books. Which editions should I buy guys?

In case your wondering I feel like a bit of a nob admitting I like Harry Potter. Best not read them if you consider yourself a tough guy:)
03-20-2006, 11:01 PM
~SapphireStar~

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Anyways, I still haven't read the books. Which editions should I buy guys?

I prefer the paperback versions to the hardback ones if thats what your refering too. Although I love the hardback because of the gorgeous covers.

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What the hell? xD

Oh yes, they had a Harry Potter pack, glasses, robe, hat, shoes. The wards wrer sold out but they are getting more in stock :D
03-20-2006, 11:02 PM
TheAbominatrix

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Originally Posted by Chris

Anyways, I still haven't read the books. Which editions should I buy guys?

In case your wondering I feel like a bit of a nob admitting I like Harry Potter. Best not read them if you consider yourself a tough guy:)

Eh, but looking at me most people wouldnt think I read/watched Harry Potter. But I really dont care what other people think :)
03-20-2006, 11:05 PM
~SapphireStar~

I dont have the adult editions, I have the 'children' ones. I dont care if people are looking at me cause Im enjoying it and I paid for the book. I have had some negative and posertive looks from people when Im on the train, Ive even had kids smiling at me as Im reading it.
03-20-2006, 11:06 PM
Shlup

When my 300-pound ex-football player friend and my boyfriend's little sister get in the same room, you can bet there'll be Harry Potter talk. xP

Nothin' wrong with liking Harry Potter. I'm not into it enough to actually read the books (I only read books with hot sex kthx) but I like it enough.
03-20-2006, 11:20 PM
scooby

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Originally Posted by mobiletype
Best not read them if you consider yourself a tough guy.:)

Pfft. Rubbish. Afterall, I would consider Harry himself to be something of a "tough guy". Sure, he may not have tattoos (unless Ginny was serious) and spend his days lifting weights at the gym, but he has defeated a Dark Lord, uh.... 5 times.:) I'll take Harry over your regular "tough guy" any day.

I've been into "Harry Potter" since I was 8 (1998). And I've seen the GOF movie 4 times (in the cinema). I think I'll wait for the special editions of the movies (with commentaries) to buy them on DVD, though. I shall forbear buying them for a little longer.
03-20-2006, 11:23 PM
~SapphireStar~

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but he has defeated a Dark Lord, uh.... 5 times. I'll take Harry over your regular "tough guy" any day.

Not on his own, he has always recieved help when battling Voldemort. I do like Harry, but the typical moody teenager routine does annoy me and I hope I wasnt as bad as him when I was a teen, cant remember if I was that moody.
03-20-2006, 11:45 PM
scooby

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Originally Posted by ~SapphireStar~
Not on his own, he has always recieved help when battling Voldemort.

Uh, what help did he recieve aged-one, when he defeated Voldemort so thoroughly that his soul was left to drift without a body for 13 years? (Anyone who's read HBP will now know why he wasn't defeated completely that night. (SPOILER)Horcruxes.)

Harry is always helped with solving the latest mystery; Ron and Hermione can (and do) only follow him so far. At the end, he always stands alone.

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I do like Harry, but the typical moody teenager routine does annoy me and I hope I wasnt as bad as him when I was a teen, cant remember if I was that moody.

Uh, defeated any Dark Lords lately? Watched many of your friends and family get murdered by one right before your eyes? I'm surprised Harry isn't holed up in the psychiatric ward at St. Mungos by now.... We can forgive him a few tantrums, surely...?
03-20-2006, 11:50 PM
~SapphireStar~

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Uh, what help did he recieve aged-one, when he defeated Voldemort so thoroughly that his soul was left to drift without a body for 13 years?

His mothers love, thats how he survived. Without it he wouldnt have lived.

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Uh, defeated any Dark Lords lately? Watched many of your friends and family get murdered by one right before your eyes? I'm surprised Harry isn't holed up in the psychiatric ward at St. Mungos by now.... We can forgive him a few tantrums, surely...?

Uh excuse me, but whats with the attitude. No I havent watched friends and family getting murdered, but I have watched family members and a close friend slowly dying! I was talking about his typical teenage attitude towards friends, having mini rows with Ron and Hermoine, etc. I wasnt refered to his magical world, I was commenting on him as a normal teenager.
03-20-2006, 11:50 PM
Death Penalty

He sucks I just dont like moody teenagers. Especially when comboed with saves the world
03-20-2006, 11:54 PM
scooby

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Originally Posted by Death Penalty
He sucks I just dont like moody teenagers. Especially when comboed with saves the world

Makes me wonder why you like Final Fantasy.... :p

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