I clapped for Molly Weasley anyway, even if I was the only one in the theater who did. Didn't care :) I clapped for Neville, too. And I cried buckets in the Forbidden Forest.
And I loved the shot of Harry breaking the wand - yes, you're absolutely right, he was standing on the precipice there. But after what he's been through, he's the only 17-year-old boy in the world who really wouldn't want to be invincible, because he knows better than anyone how dangerous that is. I also loved that it was out on the bridge, because that's always where the three of them go at the end of the movie. It felt very right for them to be there.
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Date: 2011-07-17 09:28 pm (UTC)I clapped for Molly Weasley anyway, even if I was the only one in the theater who did. Didn't care :) I clapped for Neville, too. And I cried buckets in the Forbidden Forest.
And I loved the shot of Harry breaking the wand - yes, you're absolutely right, he was standing on the precipice there. But after what he's been through, he's the only 17-year-old boy in the world who really wouldn't want to be invincible, because he knows better than anyone how dangerous that is. I also loved that it was out on the bridge, because that's always where the three of them go at the end of the movie. It felt very right for them to be there.