While watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Part I last night/this morning I had a few thoughts and questions. Not exactly critical analysis but it's got to go somewhere. No, really, it does or else it builds in my brain to a gigantic snowball of existential paranoia....

oh  SPOILER ALERT because I really just don't care and will probably say something that is in the movie that you didn't want to know like...

How does Hermione dye her hair in the middle of the forest? oh, right! it is probably a spell.

And when did Emma Watson become a woman? 

Te he! The boys look silly with there little teenage stubble. I am sure both Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint can grow full man beards and they just made it look dorky for the movie.

 I don't care how hard you try, there is little emotional resonance to watching an animated puppet die. The reaction to the theater I was in was mostly snickering with a few scattered "awwws" that you would get for a friends dead goldfish. Sorry. Way to sell it though.

Not related tot he movie, but the first guy to say something out loud during the previews is mildly amusing. the second exponentially less so. If you are making a joke when the film title is rolling then no one likes you. And I am sorry for all the times I started this cascade of bad jokes in my youth. But I was damn funny, right?

I kind of love Bill Nighy more and more each time I see him.

The scene where the Weasley twin comes in and catches Harry and Ginny kissing and has a tooth brush in his ear hole was hilarious. Even the jaded teenagers next to me thought so.

I kind of just want to give the Mallfoy's a big hug...

Alan Rickman is so perfect. so subtle and yet if you know what is going to happen you can definitely see it.

It's nice that the Harry Potter books are like popcorn for me and soon after reading them I forget almost everything. It makes the movies more enjoyable.

Harry and Hermione making out nude? Kind of creepy.

I would watch a whole animated movie of Beetle Bard! that was amazing! are you listening Warner Bros?

The ending was perfect because the theater let out this massive groan. No one said "That's it?" Just a groan of  "I can't wait to see what happens next!"

I think I was sitting next to the real life Brittany and Santana. They were a lot younger than the actors that play them.

And on the way to the theater I saw a group of deer hanging out with a skunk. It does happen!

What did you think of the movie?