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Voldemorts Past

I think if I had to choose my favorite part of the series to read it would be the memories in half blood prince. I think this is so interesting. I would also say the trips into voldemorts mind in DH are favorites too.
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Lord Stafford.
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Lord Stafford.
I think that this is the reason why I don't hate a lot about how faithful a movie is.
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Yes, I love Half Blood Prince and I think it's the best movie of the series after Deathly Hallows (both parts as a whole), but the fact that so many memories were cut is really sad. The Gaunt memory is essential for better understanding the Horcruxes, and that's why so many non-readers were so confused about them. And the other memories would also be very interesting to watch.
Lord Stafford.
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We saw child Tom, then teenage Tom, and we already knew the old Voldemort.
There was no adult Tom in between to bridge the gap of the just-beginning transformation.
Knowing that those memories are half of the movie, it's like if I said I didn't like the part where Harry is at Hogwarts in DH2...
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I've read HBP more than any of them, I know I read it 4 times in 06 and about 8 times since, not counting the twice in 05
Lord Stafford.
What I don't understand ks why you HAVE TO say something bad about the movie in this thread...
In the complains thread I would understand it but there...
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I think that they should have learn from J.K., and put all Voldemort's memories in a montage ala Prince's Tale.
Mysterious thing time.
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-They're very surprising and important in the story.
-Because they never got translated onto the big screen, we can let our imagination tell us what the scene looks like. I'm not saying the books would have been better without the movie, I'm just saying that a few scenes are better with our own imagination than with Stuart Craig/David Yates' one because we sometimes want to create our own Harry Potter world (I'm not saying that I Yates and Craig's imagination is wrong because I think their vision of the book couldn't get any closer then what I thought when I read the books.)
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The only thing I find kind of depressing is that, in a thread where people are talking about how great Voldemort's past is, you have to say that it was badely adapted onto the screen and that it's a shame memories of his past are missing.
If you wanted to say this, go back to the complains thread.
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