Just came back from seeing HP7.2

[stormsandsins]

Spare me the "wow, you're late"s.

Guys, my mind is properly blown. And I bawled my eyes out. End of story. Some things bothered me, some things confused me, etc. but right now I'm in that twilight zone where it doesn't matter much (it's also quite late) and I'm not coherent enough to even remember them all.

Although that "19 years later" scene was

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[stormsandsins]

Draco! ahahahaha I think I was the only one who barked out in laughter, it was quite embarrassing but so, so deserved. Good God, poor Tom Felton.

To be quite honest, the first two books didn't do much for me. The story and the stakes really pick up with the third book (Z). Ward's one hell of a writer when she mixes the urban fantasy in superbly with the paranormal romance. Sometimes she fails (as people say she did with this newest installment) at creating a good balance, but despite her small shortcomings you've got to admit her world-building skills are out of this world (ha).

[sireesanwar]

I haven't read the newest BDB book. I can't believe I haven't. Usually I buy them right up. So odd. I'll still probably read it. I am looking forward to the next which is going to be Tohr's story and I'm looking forward to that.

[stormsandsins]

Yeah I'll probably read it too, but I'm not quite as psyched about that one as I would have been if I'd read the book is mindblowing.

I think I read somewhere that it's not even going to be Tohr's next. Might be wrong.

[sireesanwar]

See and I thought that is what Ward said on her boards. I could be wrong. I wished they give us the description on Amazon already.

I know Blay and Qhuinn will have a book and I'm not really caring about that.

[stormsandsins]

Blay/Qhuinn? I'm interested! :P

[kerosinkanister]

Glad you enjoyed the movie. It wasn't my favorite (nor was DH1) but a lot of my flist liked it, too.

[stormsandsins]

Yeah, it wasn't as mindblowing as I expected, but it was mindblowing enough. Or something.