I am really looking forward to the fact that these two concluding films are done by director David Yates because he's made the last two films, which I loved. I loved OotP because it felt like a movie (a fun movie) instead of a book adaptation. I loved HBP because it was so beautifully shot and so personal in its emotions. But above all, David Yates has proven to me that he can take HP books and make them into big, glorious, thoughtful, and SUPER FUN summer movies. Which is what I want the last 2 movies to be as well.
I admit, I was VERY impressed with HBP. I thought the way he did the vanishing cabinet was FANTASTIC and there was a nice gothic sensibility to the whole thing.
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...what little sequel^7 movie are we talking about now?
I am really looking forward to the fact that these two concluding films are done by director David Yates because he's made the last two films, which I loved. I loved OotP because it felt like a movie (a fun movie) instead of a book adaptation. I loved HBP because it was so beautifully shot and so personal in its emotions. But above all, David Yates has proven to me that he can take HP books and make them into big, glorious, thoughtful, and SUPER FUN summer movies. Which is what I want the last 2 movies to be as well.
Re: ...what little sequel^7 movie are we talking about now?