Bless the black market

[nocturnus33]

Ok, POA has finally reach my hands. It was a team work between my husband and my favorite nice nephew. Both are so sweet. They went to the black market,It wasn't as it was availale next block, no, it's really far from home. They bought a CD copy for three bucks. It isn't the best copy ever. All the movie escenes were colored in some sort of grey, was the copy or the movie it self?. Any case it suit the movie.

Lets say I loved Cuaron's work, much more than the other two movies. It was a very personal view of HP universe. I doubt my kids would like it (Yesterday I lock to see it alone, selfish mum)

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Comments

Color in POA

[lady-clover.livejournal.com]

Hi Noctunus,

I haven't seen the copy you're watching, but I can tell you from my own experince that most of the movie was shot in darker tones, lots of blues and greys.

I'm glad you liked it. I'm hoping that I will grow to like it after I have seen it a few more times. My biggest gripe is that the feeling of the movie was rushed.

Carrie

Re: Color in POA

[nocturnus33]

Yes, it was rushed. Maybe is my latn blood here, but I felt this was a more passionate interpretation of HP books. There was much more insight about Harry and the other charachters. For example,the moment in wich he fy with budbeack, it was a sensation of liberty, and the moment when Harry was waiting with Hermone for his "father" to cast the patronus. There was hope and anxiety in Harry, it also portrait how lone was he.Or the farawell to Sirius, the godfather was so tender!, and to the end, wheb the kids are waiting for him to "open" the firebolt, they were so careless and juvenile, I know it wasn't the exact order of things, but it ends the movie with a "good" taste in the mouth: Harry is free to fly.
I'm glad what you said about the colors, I quite like those blue and grey tones, it were part of the general pulse of the movie. At the sae time, I like that the casttle room were lest neat, and in more disorder. A more livable castle, one with teens, and magic, and different creatures and lots of things happening. Yes, it's Cuaron's latin aproach, much lss "neat" than the others, true...but neatness bore me.

Re: Color in POA

[lady-clover.livejournal.com]

I agree with you on all of those points. It was that immediate and unabashed reality that really shone in this movie. Those are all Cuaron's touches, which he uses to great effect in e tu mama tambien. I just wish it was more leasurly, instead of rushed. The man is a master of his craft. My problem is more with Kloves, the screenwriter.

Carrie

Re: Color in POA

[nocturnus33]

I can't visualize how are they gone to do book 4 into the screen.