The second time is so much more enjoyable, I can't tell you why, but you'll love it. A consolation for some of the die-hard fans who might find the movie a little fast when they first see it-see it twice. While I believe he is absolutely dreamy and am in love with him, he just didn't come across as the mad, maniacal Wood we've grown to love. I only had one disappointment as a major Potter fan-Sean Biggerstaff.
Ron is finally taller than the other two like he's supposed to be, but that's most likely due to Rupert being older. I was pleased to see that her appearance was more like it was described in the books-she even had big teeth. Girls are starting to notice how good-looking Harry has become, and Ron, who is still adorable, and Hermione is becoming very pretty. They have grown quite a bit since the last film, though it's not a bad thing-Harry and his friends are supposed to grow too. Back to the subject of the three leads, Daniel Radcliffe (Harry), Rupert Grint (Ron), and Emma Watson (Hermione). It's scary (spiders, snakes, and willows, oh my!) and incredibly funny, thanks to Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) and of course Kenneth Branaugh, the incredibly pompous new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. Even if you are not a massive Harry Potter fan, you will find this movie very enjoyable. I'm tempted to go on about the lovely Christian Coulson as Tom Riddle, and Kenneth Branaugh, who embodies Gilderoy Lockhart on the screen, but this review has a word limit. Bonnie Wright returned as Ginny Weasley, who had a much more important part and did an excellent job, I was very impressed. Not bad looking, either, especially with his luscious long blonde hair. Jason Isaacs as Malfoy was an absolute slime ball, and just so deliciously evil. I loved Dobby, even though when I saw him the trailers I thought I was going to hate him. Now, I know a lot of people compare him to another CGI character, but he's not like that at all. I was not disappointed at all with a single one, even Dobby. All the new characters were absolutely wonderful. I kept thinking during the first one, "Aw, look at these cute little kids playing Harry, Ron and Hermione." Now they ARE Harry, Ron and Hermione, though they still won't get any Oscar nods. The three leads have grown into their characters, and their acting is loads better. This movie is way better than the first one, which everyone is saying because-let's face it-it's true.
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