Clarity by Zedd f/ Foxes  

You know they did say that Hufflepuffs were "loyal" and "pure" and whatnot, but quite a few of them were rude to Harry in parts of the series. I'm sure Helga Hufflepuff herself would have been very disappointed in them.

You know, I've always wondered what happened to Cera's mother. She is seen at the beginning of the original, and after the great earthshake, but not after that. It's possible she was killed by a sharptooth or got sick, but it was never actually mentioned what happened to her.

I love PokÈmon, but I will always prefer the older generations over the newer ones. I still have my old Red Version from 1999 and I still play it. I used to have all of the Generation 1 and 2 games, but they stopped saving so I had to throw them away   But thankfully, I found a way to play them online

Personally, I think the movie was overdone. There were ALOT of unnecessary things in the movie that didn't need to be there. I remember reading the book my junior year of high school for my English class. We watched the original movie that was made in the 70s, and I quite liked it. However, I was more than aggravated   by the fact that they played RAP music at Gatsby's party in the 1920'S!!!!!!!!!! GRR MADE ME SO MAD!!!!!! >.<   However, I didn't mind the classy jazz remake of BeyoncÈ's "Crazy In Love" and the songs that actually DID sound authentic and stayed true to the time period of the film.

SES, don't you live in the UK? I hear that the Beatles are pretty much WORSHIPPED there. Am I right?

Lately I've been re-watching all the Harry Potter movies!

I'm not entirely sure what disease he had, but I don't think that Grandpa would have been cured in less than a minute like he did in the movie.

Now, you don't have to count Deathly Hallows parts 1 and 2 as separate movies. I just prefer to, as I preferred one over the other. Mine are as follows:


1) The Deathly Hallows part 1- It's just perfect in every way. I just love the darkness and mysteriousness of it. <3 The tale of the three brothers gives me chills every time I watch it.

2) The Prisoner of Azkaban- This is one of the few movies that I actually think was done better than the book. I am always super intrigued when I watch the climax of the film, with Sirius, Lupin, Snape, and Peter Pettigrew. Also, the part when Harry looks for Peter Pettigrew on the map is one of the creepiest and most suspenseful parts of the movie and one of my favorite scenes, even though it wasn't in the book.

3) The Goblet of Fire- It's a little choppy and the book is SOOOO much better, but they really did a great job with the movie with what they had and stayed well within the time constraint.

4) The Half-Blood Prince- Again, choppy. The fight scene could have made the movie a million times better, but I was pleased overall with this one.

5) The Sorcerer's Stone- The one that started it all. This one is great, and they are just SOOO FREAKING CUTE!!!!! <3 Especially seeing how they grew up from this one.

6) The Deathly Hallows part 2- It was great, but I actually didn't find it as good as part 1. Most people I say this to disagree with me though.

7) The Order of the Phoenix- Now this is the choppiest movie of them all. It's the shortest (if you don't count Deathly Hallows part 2). While I thought the climax scene was done amazingly, there were lots of parts that were left out from the book, like when they visited St. Mungo's Hospital, which I would have really liked to have seen.

8) The Chamber of Secrets- Now this is kind of my own fault, but I have seen this one WAAAAYY too many times. >.< Also, at times I think it's a bit boring. It's actually the longest one. Idk, I just don't like it as much as the other films.

I didn't see 12 and 13 until a couple months ago. 12 was good, but 13 was awful. I have not seen the TV series at all though.