Best part of the movie, right there.
All I have ever wanted is to grow up and be her.
Book Ron Weasley
(Source: draconis)
I REMEMBER HAVING TO PUT THE BOOK DOWN JUST TO GO:
Emma on being the “perfect Hermione”
(Source: aryastarks)
And I’m like, “No shit Sherlock. Where have you been? He’s been gorgeous for ages now.”
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (#100)
In some ways this was the closing of the door on a major part of my childhood. At the same time though, I don’t think anyone who says that can really be the die-hard fan they attest to being. It’s not like Harry Potter’s disappearing - I’m still going to read the books and watch the movies and whatnot. Suffice to say that many tears were shed. However, I was underwhelmed by the picture as a whole. Part 1 was fantastic and I never managed to get the same feeling of tone and emotion with this one. It was more of a 2 hour ending to Part 1 than a picture in its own right. Sections I felt should have been longer were short and vice-versa but I still loved it. Again, so many tears. I also saw it with the worst midnight showing audience I’ve ever encountered, which detracted from what was - for me - a kind of private emotional journey. So I definitely need to see it again (and maybe in 3D!). But I think I loved it more for being the end, not because it was fantastic alone.
itsrickonbitch: bloodydifficult
Not my daughter, you bitch!
Seamus, I love you, but for the umpteenth time: you are not a Weasley. Get out of the picture.
YOUR HARRY POTTER EXPERIENCE…IN A WORD
Emma Watson: Well, it’s got to be ‘magical’, hasn’t it?
Daniel Radcliffe: Unforgettable.
Tom Felton: ’Life-changing’, really, I suppose. Mind you, that’s two words, not one.
Robbie Coltrane: Glue. (in terms of his costuming)
Bonnie Wright: Inspiring.
Michael Gambon: Good.
Jason Isaacs: Fabulously lucky. That’s one word if you say it fast.
James Phelps: Great.
Oliver Phelps: Legendary.
David Thewlis: Hysterical.
Evanna Lynch: Sublime.
Matthew Lewis: It’s ‘alright’. What?
Timothy Spall: Spiffing.
Rupert Grint: Phenomenal.
Tom Felton: This, my friend, is a sketch that I drew up for Prisoner of Azkaban, in 2004. The art department gave me a rough model of what they wanted me to use in the film and I didn’t think it was quite up to scratch, Draco being a budding artist, as I though he would be. So I spent the next four hours with a quill and ink drawing this out. I’m endlessly impressed with my skills as a young child. Lord knows, I could not draw something like that these days. I’m very impressed, even with the authentic “DM” signature on the bottom left corner.
