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What can I say? Damn good movie with great special effects, again.
If yer the type to get really irked about things being left out though, yer not gonna be too happy. But hey.. they've crammed alot into 2 hours. And it was very enjoyable and followable.
Still deciding whether to go see Day After Tomorrow though.. Hmm.
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Something to look forward to when I pick up my niece and nephew for their summer vacation, so I am holding off on seeing it till then.
I do have to say they are the ones that got me into Harry Potter. Thanks to them everytime I see anything related to Harry Potter they make me broke :)
Out of curiosity I was reading the paper this morning on the reviews, any thoughts on the impact it might have on a 8 and 7 year old? Considering what I read it might not be the most appropriate release for younger children, so I might have to put up with their constant nagging and settle for another film.
Maybe I should just screen it myself before I consider taking them to see it.
Naomi, Divy's player
I do have to say they are the ones that got me into Harry Potter. Thanks to them everytime I see anything related to Harry Potter they make me broke :)
Out of curiosity I was reading the paper this morning on the reviews, any thoughts on the impact it might have on a 8 and 7 year old? Considering what I read it might not be the most appropriate release for younger children, so I might have to put up with their constant nagging and settle for another film.
Maybe I should just screen it myself before I consider taking them to see it.
Naomi, Divy's player
It scared the crap out of me as a full-grown adult.
Pettigrew is a freak, and those Dementors make me want to cry...
But in all seriousness, I think it depends on how mature they are. I'd say 8 years old is right around the time I'd consider bringing children, definately not too much younger. But there is a lot more action and a lot more extreme scenes in this one than the earlier ones. If you're in doubt, go check it out first...but mostly it's just a few dementor scenes, a few action scenes with a bit of suspense, and a freakish rat man that takes the title of Captain Creepy away from Filch.
-Teeklin Tessenoak, Proud Ranger of Elanthia
For me, there is no perfect day.
Pettigrew is a freak, and those Dementors make me want to cry...
But in all seriousness, I think it depends on how mature they are. I'd say 8 years old is right around the time I'd consider bringing children, definately not too much younger. But there is a lot more action and a lot more extreme scenes in this one than the earlier ones. If you're in doubt, go check it out first...but mostly it's just a few dementor scenes, a few action scenes with a bit of suspense, and a freakish rat man that takes the title of Captain Creepy away from Filch.
-Teeklin Tessenoak, Proud Ranger of Elanthia
For me, there is no perfect day.
