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ohmyachingsushi:

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sugar-quills:

 #creeyyyyys

I WILL NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS SHIT, KLOVES

#i have a love/hate relationship with these movies #i love kloves’ hermione stanning but he is also a ron-squandering dickbag #and jfc i will never get over the complete omission of the marauders subplot #steve kloves masturbates to production stills of equus #search your feelings you know it to be true

Nope, just a hate relationship over here! Every good part in the movie was destroyed by this single sentence

Yeah, except that Order of the Phoenix is the only Harry Potter movie where the script wasn’t written by Steve Kloves, it was written by Michael Goldenberg. So calling Steve Kloves a douchebag over this line being in OotP doesn’t make any fucking sense.

Just wait another thirty years and Hollywood will decide it wants to remake the movies.

While all of you are being all butthurt, I’ll be over here, enjoying the movies for what they are, and reading the books.

I learned a long time ago to separate the film versions or whatever over the source material, hence why I don’t get so nitpicky over what gets left out or what gets changed and whatnot. You know why? Because it’s not always the writers or the directors who make every choice relating to what gets put into a movie and what doesn’t. There are test screenings that are shown before random people, often who have no idea that this movie was based off a book, comic book, TV show or whatever, and go from their input. There’s also the studios, who have all the money and all the control over what the product will finally become in the end.

People are still nitpicky about details like this when in reality, Rowling had an astounding amount of control over what happened in the movies. You guys should be thankful for the amount of accuracy there is. Just accept that the films and the books are two different things. To be fair, Order of the Phoenix had so many subplots that they just couldn’t put everything in. Still doesn’t forgive this awful out-of-character line. I’m eternally thankful that Harry wasn’t angsty for the entire movie unlike the book. Dear lord, he was such a prat in this book.