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@acciochocolatefrog YEAH

@blurrypolaroids OH YEAH is that the one with all the bollywood music?? slay i’ve had it saved for a while 

@acciochocolatefrog I SENT THE LINK TO YOU A FEW MONTHS AGO AS WELL

@GirlPotterheadXx HEEEY GOOD TY!! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO U TOO <33

@acciochocolatefrog NO WAYYYY

@acciochocolatefrog OMG YESSSSSS AFTER 10 YEARS-

@blurrypolaroids YES WAYYYY

@acciochocolatefrog no you’re so real, i want to actually see what i’m writing and when i watch movies i get disappointed 

@acciochocolatefrog GIRLLL WHAT SPILLL

@acciochocolatefrog really hoping the show will depict the book stuff more accurately, since it's their only excuse for making it so early (the movies are still relevant, probably always will be). 

@acciochocolatefrog 
            On the one hand, I agree with you since I had read the books first and afterwards saw the films and was disappointed. There are so many little special moments and funny situations in the books (especially with Fred, George and Sirius) that you just can't put in a movie but which are essential for the book's plot atmosphere. On the other hand, I guess the books are less thrilling to read as you already know the main plot if you watched the films before reading. Besides, watching the movies first makes it more difficult to imagine the looks of the places and protagonists on your own when you read the books. So I am still fine with reading the books first ;)

the movies are still great ofc, the way the books were translated to the screen was great and would’ve been really hard, but the amount of content left out would’ve had me so sad—especially in gof and ootp—if i’d been expecting to see the scenes i’d read in the books

@acciochocolatefrog omgomgomg

@acciochocolatefrog THAT WORKS TOO SKCJDKD

@blurrypolaroids HAHAHA working on it rnnn itll have to be a belated present

@acciochocolatefrog i would love a " her" chapter as a christmas gift j saying

AW THANK YOUUU THAT MEANS A LOT <333

@acciochocolatefrog defo

good plan yes‍↕️