Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 & 2

Rupert Grint's got a little somethin' somethin'...

Besides, Neville has been permanently embedded into my memory as looking like this 11 year old little scamp:


He must have had some work done or something?!

True, they both did a great job growing up. Remember this?

He for sure had his teeth fixed. Whatever he did, I don't care, he looks gorgeous. *high-fiving Neville*

i really can't wait for this film! though i can't decide whether to see it in 2D or 3D..? I'm thinking that as it's the last one I want to make it more exciting and see it in 3D, i'm not too fussed about wearing the glasses, though this may become quite annoying halfway through the film..but some people say the quality's worse in 3D? i've never seen a film in 3D before either, (apart from some random 3D screen 'ride' at Disney Land) and want to make the last every Harry Potter special but don't want the 3D film to begin and think 'this is crap quality'

any suggestions?

It doesn't look like him at all though, I think I could pass him in the street and not even notice who he was... Not that I'm complaining, he has improved quite a fair bit. Looks like puberty hit him and then came back for seconds.

I see a bit of resemblance, just the eyes mostly. I'm EXCITED for the midnight showing. You're going?

No, I can't

My Sixth form council decided to host a leavers meal on the very day that it comes out in cinemas So while everyone else is amongst all the glorious Harry Potter action, I'll be munching down a chicken dinner.

I'm not pleased with them

i really can't wait for this film! though i can't decide whether to see it in 2D or 3D..? I'm thinking that as it's the last one I want to make it more exciting and see it in 3D, i'm not too fussed about wearing the glasses, though this may become quite annoying halfway through the film..but some people say the quality's worse in 3D? i've never seen a film in 3D before either, (apart from some random 3D screen 'ride' at Disney Land) and want to make the last every Harry Potter special but don't want the 3D film to begin and think 'this is crap quality'

any suggestions?

I think my mates' booked it in 3D IMAX. I'll probably pick up some of the Harry Potter 3D glasses at Odeon :P

I'm sure it won't be terrible, Yates wouldn't mess it up that bad now... I mean last time they were willing to cancel the 3D release because they weren't happy with it so they're prepared now, surely.

I'm seeing it in 3D (mainly because I'm going with my brother and he really wants to) but I'll probably see it in 2D at a later date. The only thing I've seen in 3D was a rugby match and it kind of freaked me out so I don't know what I'll be like if Voldemort's coming out of the screen!

It's not Yates, it wasn't filmed in 3D. It was post conversion and so far post conversion has been pretty horrible.

What I mean to say is that I don't think the director/production team would quietly let it go to release if they felt the post-conversion was that terrible...
Though I supppose Warner Bros. would be putting serious pressure on the 3D as a moneymaker...
But last time when they felt the 3D wasn't upto scratch they didn't go through with it so I'm sure they'd have given it a proper effort this time.

"I think it’s good, actually. I think people are going to be really pleased. I know everyone’s a little nervous and skeptical of 3D these days, but the work has been done very, very well. We’ve done over 200 shots in 3D and in the visual effects as well, because so much of it is CG, so the results are very, very good. I think everyone’s going to be really impressed with it, actually."
- Tim Burke, Senior Visual Effects Supervisor

I'm just trying to remain hopeful, dammit :P