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One of the worst Harry Potter films, and made me hate David Yates. This is truly a horrendous film, and it simply almost ruined a good book for me. D

Of the first six films, this is the best. A+

Feels a bit dated like the first, but I felt like this was a slight improvement over the last film. B+

Feels a bit dated now, but still overall a good film. B

I agree.

I was in third grade (so, about 8) when my teacher pretty much forced the first two Harry Potter books on me. By that, I mean he made the class read them aloud. I didn't get hooked, though. Sure the books were exciting and fun, and I liked them. And I did pretend I went to Hogwarts, but that was less of me being a fan and more of me having a huge ego that, yes, I would indeed go to Hogwarts. I was always more into Star Wars.Nonetheless, I did read every single book. I loved the first six, hated the seventh (with passion). I saw all the movies in theater (which is hard when my parents thought all the films were of the devil), and I like the first three, hated the fourth, thought the fifth was an improvement, didn't care much for the sixth, and loved the seventh and eighth film. In fact, the law two films are the only ones that are better than the book in my opinion.Now I'm in college, and thence know more. I realize that J.K. Rowling didn't create a completely original world. There have been magical schools in books before Harry Potter, all her "original" character names were stolen from great authors like Thomas Hardy, and the books themselves weren't written very well. This isn't to say the story is no good: I think it is. I mean that in general, her prose isn't very good.

No Peeves. I blame Christopher Columbus for not including him, but Peeves was the best ghost. Heck, he had single-handendly the best moment in OOTP.

Goblet of FireThat movie was the worst, in my opinion. I walked out of the theater for the first time being disappointed in the series.

If you follow the rules, and use the same post for each day's ratings like I do, sure.

You think Community, the Vampire Diaries, the Good Wife (which is pretty much a cable show), Parks & Recreation, Modern Family, The Middle, Castle, The Big Bang Theory, Nikita, Supernatural, Fringe, New Girl, Suburgatory, Chuck, and Parenthood all suck, then clearly intelligent programing built around characters is not for you.

To be fair to NBC, it was CBS who put the Big Bang Theory against Community. NBC announced it's schedule first two years ago, and it survived fine for a season. I don't blame BBT, and no-one should. Most shows, every year, tend to decline in the ratings and Community's ratings would have probably fallen regardless.

I don't think it's possible to know what convos would people have in these huge crisis since I think the last time such a world-ending crisis that happened was when the meteor killed all the dinosaurs.

Holy smokes, that was an excellent episode!

I disagree. ROTJ should not have the tone of EBS, since it's the film with the happy ending (unless you count the EU).

Damn DAR, that was a good find.

I have a feeling that's all on Lucas.

It'll be below the signature of that post.

When Chelsea bombs along with Witney, Community might be there to save the die. Anyways, all 22 episodes will air this season regardless (well more than likely).

You can drop in and out as much as you want.

It depends. During peak years, Part I can lost as short as 3 days. During off years, it can take as long as a month.

I watch enough dark TV shows, I'd prefer it if Castle stayed light.

This show is nowhere near dark enough to kill Alexis.

I don't know...it looks like the person she blames for everything wasn't behind it all. It looks like it was all her husband.

Season 4 already began, you know? Like...back in September.

Clearly we under-estimated the amount of Twilight fans of BOT.