When I saw the half blood prince at the cinema the woman sat in front of me ran out of the cinema crying when Dumbledore died and never came back

Fast and Furious is not a cultural phenomenon what the hell are you talking about

I'm not sure if I've actually seen one and definitely it's not something that a five-year-old could have a conversation with a 60 year old about

she still haunts de cinema like nearly headless nick

one of the highest selling franchises and my coworkers talk about them

but i honestly didnt know that the harry potters were actually considered to be worthwhile good movies instead of just giant blockbusters

I predicted that Dumbledore was doomed and staged his death bragging rights to my nerd bro when the next book came out

It's a shame Rowling is such a c***

They are quite beloved as far as I can tell. Its not just the story but heavily boils down to the casting director diving into that deep well of amazing british actors so many great/hilarious performances

hard to separate peoples love for them from their nostalgia though

I guess

Oh yeah I'd never like those early ones as much if I saw them for the first time now

That scene in the cave when Harry is forcing him to drink that liquid

Reading that chapter and picturing that before the movie came out was some hardcore s*** :ohno:

Always funny to me when ppl decide to throw away money for a “moral” cause

2 more years of these dumb memes

Kinda hyped for this new Matrix movie

They just need to let it be John Wick 3.5 and not do any funny s***