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Deathly Hallows Part 2 length...
Lord Stafford
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... I'm not going to say i believe it, and i'm also equally not going to say that i don't believe it. But i thought of this as a good oppurtunity for us all to debate about what we all think the length will hopefully be.
I think (very unfortunately) because of the small amount of pages we have left for the film, it will likely be about Part 1's length, or even less. (god, please forbid it)
I hope it will be around what the website below says, and whilst it is very unlikely... i can still hope, but with heavy caution! So, what do you guys think?
http://www.eventcinemas.com.au/Movie/Harry-Potter-And-The-Deathly-Hallows-Part-2
Lord Stafford.
I think (very unfortunately) because of the small amount of pages we have left for the film, it will likely be about Part 1's length, or even less. (god, please forbid it)
I hope it will be around what the website below says, and whilst it is very unlikely... i can still hope, but with heavy caution! So, what do you guys think?
http://www.eventcinemas.com.au/Movie/Harry-Potter-And-The-Deathly-Hallows-Part-2
Lord Stafford.

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Thing with Part 1 is that it did have some sub-plots that can be cut. Part 2 is an on-going story, almost everything in the book from what will be in Part 2 are essential to the story.
I think it will be around 2 hours and 20 minutes.
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However, I must reiterate, that even if Part 2 is the same length as Part 1, both parts combined will run for over 4 hours. I find myself in a very difficult position to complain about that, when it could have been a very rushed 2.5 hour film.
Pottermore user name: SilverQuest212
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Just because the "number of pages" left from the book that makes up Part 2 isn't a great deal does not bear any impact on the actual running length at all. I've always said, and this is one of the greatest things about the book, that even though all this stuff takes place in the last couple hundred pages, most of it is extremely important and by splitting the work load across two films, they'll be able to flesh out things much better.
So yeah, it really depends on the script. You could easily, easily write a screenplay for a 2.5 hour film (or more!) based on what's left from the book.
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with 157 MINUTES
(WITH CREDITS)
2 HOURS AND 37 MINUTES
G.G.
Hogsmeade (6 minutes)
Dumbledore's Army (4 minutes)
Snape's Flight (5 minutes)
Protections/Evacuation (5 minutes)
Chamber of Secrets/Battle Begins/Grey Lady (8 minutes)
Room of Requirement (5 minutes)
Battle of Hogwarts I (15 minutes)
Snape's Death (5 minutes)
Loss & Memories (8 minutes)
Forest Again (7 minutes)
King Cross (5 minutes)
Voldemort Victorious (5 minutes)
Battle of Hogwarts II (10 minutes)
Harry VS Voldemort (7 minutes)
Aftermath (6 minutes)
Epilogue (4 minutes)
105 minutes. AT LEAST. Add Shell Cottage, Gringotts and everything else and we've got at least a 135-minute film.
Hope you like it!