What annoyed you most about GOF v3

[eddie330]

I really hate the line "I love Magic.", when Harry first walks into the tent. It just seems so wrong for that moment and cheesy.

[StormWillow83]

The one thing that drives me insane from GoF is the Imperius Curse effect. Imperio does not give a spider the ability to fly through the air and jump onto people's faces. Nor would said spider be able to struggle visibly when floating over a bucket of water. It gave a lot of people the wrong impression about what the curse actually does.

[Phoenix903]

The thing that annoys me most about this film is that everyone is so angry and over dramatic. Dumbledore is always shouting, which is the worst thing, because it is not true to his character, and also many other characters have over dramatic delivery of lines (especially Hermione), and Harry's 'who wants me to open it?' is just awful :P I blame the director for this, and not the actors, since the over the top delivery seems to be a reccuring theme in this film, however it is not prevalent in the other Harry Potter films.

[snapes_witch]

Originally Posted by Phoenix903

The thing that annoys me most about this film is that everyone is so angry and over dramatic. Dumbledore is always shouting, which is the worst thing, because it is not true to his character, and also many other characters have over dramatic delivery of lines (especially Hermione), and Harry's 'who wants me to open it?' is just awful :P I blame the director for this, and not the actors, since the over the top delivery seems to be a reccuring theme in this film, however it is not prevalent in the other Harry Potter films.

Agree! And I'll add Prof. Snape headsmacking the boys with a book. I can't imagine book Snape doing that. He always attacked with words, not physically. Granted it was humorous, just out of character IMO.

[coppertop1]

When Harry returns with Cedric's body, I always found his crying a bit forced, and why were the students just watching with sad expressions? Someone is dead and Harry is saying Voldy is back, and they're just watching? In the book everyone is hysterical, and that makes more sense. I guess having everyone watching sadly makes for a more emotional movie scene.

I didn't like the maze either, it didn't make people go psycho.

Also, I wish they didn't cut out the Weasleys? Their importance to Harry and Percy's worship of Crouch really comes into play.

I never really feel Dumbledore's speech at the end, it seems to aggressive. It's weird, I like Gambon as an actor in other roles, but he never really seemed right as DUmbledore at least early in the role.

[Pensieve_Seeker]

I enjoy watching GoF, but wish they would've saved the fake Moody/Barty Crouch Jr tongue flick for when he locks his office door behind Harry.

[FurryDice]

Originally Posted by coppertop1

Also, I wish they didn't cut out the Weasleys? Their importance to Harry and Percy's worship of Crouch really comes into play.

Cutting of the Weasleys is a major peeve of mine with the movies in general.

[snapes_witch]

Originally Posted by coppertop1

When Harry returns with Cedric's body, I always found his crying a bit forced, and why were the students just watching with sad expressions? Someone is dead and Harry is saying Voldy is back, and they're just watching? In the book everyone is hysterical, and that makes more sense. I guess having everyone watching sadly makes for a more emotional movie scene.

I didn't like the maze either, it didn't make people go psycho.

Also, I wish they didn't cut out the Weasleys? Their importance to Harry and Percy's worship of Crouch really comes into play.

I never really feel Dumbledore's speech at the end, it seems to aggressive. It's weird, I like Gambon as an actor in other roles, but he never really seemed right as DUmbledore at least early in the role.

(My emphasis)
It's no wonder! He admitted never reading the books, so he had no idea who the 'real' Dumbledore was.