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Sooooo, today, Craigslist people continue to be annoying, and President Obama visited New York City, which meant I had to endure tons of crowds and police in 82 degree weather and had to skip dinner....... thankfully, I was in a theatre, which served SOME version of what you would call "food",... and saw the film. By the time I came out, the police were still out, but the roads seemed back to normal.

This is one of the films in the series where I'd recommend reading the book instead. The inevitable cutting of details making it seem like one long montage, it is a crucial point in the story. The funeral at the end was cut! No movie would ever do justice to the impact and emotion you feel from the book! But I LOVED the way it began- Harry walking into the throngs of adoring friends congratulating him... and the only thing he can feel is dread and horror... with the headmaster's hand around him..... *sniff* .... excuse me...

Was Jim Broadbent's name in the end credits? He was SUCH a presence and gave a GRAND performance... too bad there was a bit too much of him to endure by the third act. The humor was intact, centering completely on the love problems by the students, who all have excellent comic timing. The effects were amazing as always. It will be amazing as to how the last two films will top this... and they have to.

Get better, Rupert Grint!

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