arent you sad of ending harry potter?

Started by kiana1 pages

arent you sad of ending harry potter?

im really sad because of ending this film cause every summer i waited to by hp dvd but now i know that its finished forever 馃檨

I reckon I'm awesome for ending HP. Kid had it coming.

my problem is that i liked the hp films the best but now there isnt a film that i can see Emma watson in it cause Emma is my beloved actress馃槃

She's pretty awesome. I'm sure we'll see her around again.

yes i heard that she is playing a new film but she loves the fashion more than acting 馃檨

Well fashion is her dream job. She should follow her dreams.

i think you're right but her fans like to see her in films and she should care for them 馃槈

Yeah I guess.

She sure is a better actress than most of the women I've seen grace the screen lately.

Made me sad that HP already ended. No more movies OR books to look forward to. HP has been a part of my childhood.

Not really.

It is really sad. Me and my sister feel the same after seeing the last HP at the movies. And I had not yet bought the dvd but I am still sad that it is all over. It leaves an empty feeling in my stomach.

I don't feel sad. All good things must come to an end, and Harry Potter went out completed, and the series went out on a high note.

If it had to end [and it did] then I'm glad it ended this way, both books and movies.

yes i'm sad, but Harry Potter did not die. Instead of killing Harry, Voldemort's Avada Kedavra killed the piece of his own soul that was attached to Harry and that made him the seventh Horcrux. ... Harry had a choice at "King's Cross"; he could head back to the world of the living and try to make a difference, or he could "take a train".

I really like the books, so watching the movies usually just makes me mad about all the things the movies changed/left out/did wrong.

My favorite Harry potter film is Fantastic Beasts, since it's an original story and I can just enjoy the film set in one of my favorite fictional universes without my brain constantly comparing what happened in the books to what's happening on the screen.