Post-Potter Depression

[pixiestick_cc]

I'm experiencing post-Potter depression. Not sure when I will have time to write a decent review of Deathly Hallows Part 2, but you can expect one. I honestly didn't think the last movie would affect me like this. It reminds me of how I felt when I read the last line on the last page of the last book. Here is a gif of Severus Snape to help explain

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[beatlesjill79]

OH GOD.
I've not seen it, but I..........

oh, noes.

Bringing tissues when i do see this.

[pixiestick_cc]

When do you think you'll go?

[beatlesjill79]

Hopefully Monday. :D

[pixiestick_cc]

Crossing my fingers that you get to. I hate waiting when it comes to things I get worked up over. Always have gone on opening weekend to see Harry.

[ladywallingford]

I finally put the first part in my Netflix queue today. Maybe I'll actually make it to go see the second one in the theaters this time. I was sad when I finished the last book though (which was about a year and a half ago--I basically read the whole series in 4 week period I think).

[pixiestick_cc]

I remember when I finished it was just like odd feeling like. Okay I'm happy with the way it ended, but it ended, so I'm not happy. It was pretty much in my head for like a 2 week period afterward. Can't believe that was 4 years ago.

[reds_red]

LOVED IT. IT WAS EPIC! So well cast...as every other of the movies. There were quite a few people sniffling away during ...well..certain parts of the movie. What a talented author to create such a wonderful world using our imaginations. Then they took the story to film and they brought the magic to screen. What is so cool is that the way I had imagined her characters was just they way they put it to film. Thank you for the lovely Snape gif. :D

[reds_red]

I miss Harry already.