I don't agree with this. There was cringeworthy bits, that I agree with. Off the top of my head, when Harry spat out a drink when Cho looked at him. I also hated how rushed this movie felt, but this stuff I can't agree with.
I love Magic-I liked. Its something that Harry would say and be a captain obvious abut.
Fred and George-yes, sometimes their things aren't funny, but the feet off the table and the reaction to Ron and McGonagall dancing are the only bits I can think of and I thought it was mildly entertaining, so again I don't agree.
The Potter stinks was my favorite scene mainly because it was an important part that transferred from the books. It was NOT random. I don't understand what you're talking about there. The students were upset because they thought he put his name in the goblet to get more fame and attention. They were upset because they wanted to put their own names in and couldn't do that and farther more, Harry got away with it again while the same wouldn't be said for them. Also, they didn't bother to explain this in the movie-Hufflepuffs get no glory. Usually it's Slytherins and Gryffindor's getting that, so when Hufflepuffs thought Harry was taking that glory from them, they were upset about it, which made sense. Yes, they were childish a-holes about it and most of them should have been punched in the face, but it certainty was not random, it made sense why they were acting like that towards him.
Yes, it was childish and that was the point. Harry had no one on his side and no one believed him, so it made it harder for him to handle things on his own. Everyone or mostly everyone had turned on Harry, so on top of having to deal with this tournament that he didn't want to enter that he cold die in, he had to deal with it on his own to top it off.
As for Harry crying over Cedric, I thought it was spot on, he was just tortured in a graveyard and had a friend die defending him, it made a lot more sense for Harry to cry whether in grief or relief at finally making it home when he thought he wouldn't, either way it's better Harry shows emotion rather than just being a robot unable to fee anything from what just happened. Of course he was crying as he was overwhelmed from all the emotions he just felt and had been bottling up for the past year.
I'm a Timelord.
Right, not pompous at all then.
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