A few words on HP7.2
Neville Longbottom rules all.
I could say more about it, but that's what will stick with me: Neville and his crowning moments of awesome. (Which got a big hand in the theater, along with Molly Weasley's highlight.) Also, I have to confess that I totally teared up at the scene with Harry meeting his parents, Remus, and Sirius in the woods, and I rarely cry at movies. It's been long enough since I've read the book that I didn't really notice or mind the changes. So I am, overall, satisfied. All is well.
I could say more about it, but that's what will stick with me: Neville and his crowning moments of awesome. (Which got a big hand in the theater, along with Molly Weasley's highlight.) Also, I have to confess that I totally teared up at the scene with Harry meeting his parents, Remus, and Sirius in the woods, and I rarely cry at movies. It's been long enough since I've read the book that I didn't really notice or mind the changes. So I am, overall, satisfied. All is well.
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I think his growth as a character really ties in with Harry's growth mostly because of how the prophecy relates to the both of them. But I was totally stoked at Neville's speech in the film.
My tearing up moment was when Fred died. Yep, seeing all the losses was really depressing.
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I didn't choke up when Fred died, but it was a near thing when I saw the twins gearing up for battle together, knowing what was to come.