Like I said: Giant Robots trying to be stealthy = GOLD. And I also was glad about the guy with the baby. I was waffling in my head for most of the movie, going, "It's totally set up like he's gonna die, but maybe he'll end up being the triumphant hero and get to go home, but what if they kill him just because it would be so tragic, but they can't kill him, they need that character because he's one of the only survivors from the first attack..." Or waffles to that effect. :P

And wasn't the hammerspace AWESOME?


I definitely need to see OotP again, if only when it comes out on DVD, because I had to leave right when the twins were about to make their grand exit. ;_;

If you wouldn't mind, could you explain the government stealing the toad thing? I can gather enough to make some sense of your usage of it, but it would be nice if you could tell me where it came from and stuff. Please? ^_^'>

I'll willingly concede that, where book!plot and movie!plot differ, book!plot is superior. But in terms of plot compression, I think eliminating Marietta was a necessary evil. And it's not like Cho did it on purpose; they do find out later that she was under the influence of Veritaserum, which is pretty much the ultimate excuse. :P

And Padma is still in Gryffindor because Lavender doesn't exist and Parvati needs someone to posse with. Or something. Which is going to be problematic for Ron in the next movie, methinks.... :P