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Harry Potter: How It Should Have Ended animated spoof. Cute. Glad to see more Snape love.

On Thursday, I saw that Neville Longbottom, Mrs. Weasley and Albus Severus Potter were trending on Twitter (this link for Neville..haha). Snape popped up later that evening. It was easy to guess which scenes they were talking about. I went and saw the movie this morning. I liked that all the important parts were great, and enjoyed all the special effects. I only started reading the books when the 3rd one came out, so it's been a fun ~11 years especially with the fandom works/rants out there.



Here's a little figurine my sister got me from the traveling exhibit last year. Its head and wand kept coming off, so I finally gorilla glued it yesterday. Sadly, Danboard will have to stand in for Voldemort.

Here's an amusing clip of the HP cast learning to speak 'American'. Two.5 hours turned out to be not as long as expected.

Denyuuden 20! Luke, another pink-haired Gastark guy, Ryner, Ferris and other eye-guy fight in this episode resulting in Ryner being able to suppress his power on his own. Ferris also shows that she is not so tsundere as she once was. Ryner being the 'solver of all equations' is intriguing.

Kuragehime 5! The girls go to protest the renovation of their street; or the fact that they will be kicked out of their home. They run away from the meeting in fear of the people in suits. Kuranosuke gives them a makeover.

Togainu no chi 7! a bunch of nothings happened in this episode.

After an extra long week, I took an extra long weekend, and spent some time at Hari Pota Land (aka. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter) in Orlando. I won't go into too much detail, since it's worth checking out in person, but the frozen butterbeer is the best book-to-life food offering they have, and the rides were fun (in a family-safe/not-to-extreme way). I heard that lines were once 7 hours long, but really? off-season = no wait. A slight wait is good, since there's so much Harry Potter world detail in the areas where the lines are.

Saw HP HBP over the weekend and it's probably the best movie out of all of them so far. It also continues to have the same problem as the rest of them, too; y'know, the cut-and-paste-oops-dropped dialogue. It seems that they spent most of the money of the visuals, and couldn't spend any on having the actors actually have enough lines to make the story transition from scene to scene. I suppose it is like those anime shows where it's simply made for the fans and to make new fans of the original work. Anyway, non-spoilery comments. Ginny came off as a bit creepy..like a vampire. Her relationship with Harry was never convincing in the book, and it's not convincing on-screen. It's probably the lack of dialogue again, and the fact that she isn't really pretty..her smile...kinda ugh. And to chime in with the rest of the net, there needed to be more Snape (x Harry). Just needed some more talking (flirting) in the bathroom or near the end. *spoilers* Harry and the cafe girl...haha, did they really have to beat the teenage hormone idea over our heads? The opening was so random..like they wanted to show us that he was going to have a quickie around the block before heading to school.

The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi 2009 6/16! Groundhog's Day Take 5...at least the writers are being true to the story. Procrastination rears its ugly head 15 thousand times.

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Here's a clip that's been passed around. It's Harry Potter Daniel Radcliffe propositioning older women, swearing, and playing with a condom. Very disturbing and funny.