WATCH > 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2' Trailer: Are You Getting Emotional?

by SodaHead Film Posted 2011/06/17 17:48:42

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"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" is less than a month away, and that means that very soon, the series that many of you grew up anticipating, from the books to the movies, will be over.

Enjoy this final trailer while you can. It's seriously long enough to warrant at least two or three viewings, and is packed with enough jaw-dropping scenes to make any Potter fan salivate.

"The Deathly Hallows: Part 2" comes out on July 15.

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Astoria Malfoy♥ Bass Redfer... 2011/06/17 18:54:35 (edited)

Yes

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It makes you think to way back where it began, and Lily talking to Harry makes it more real, that is ending.

It is emotional If you grew up with them books and movies.

I am watching the last movie with my sisters and boyfriend, as well as some friends. And I will take some tissues because if the video made me shear some tears, then the movie will made it worse.

Update: Pottermore.com is not about a new book or related to the movie. It will be announce in 5 days and 14 hours

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Arianne 2011/12/08 21:43:20

Yes

Oh Lord yes!

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Brightest Witchϟ♥ 2011/08/23 17:52:04

*unintelligible sobbing*

*Sobs* Yes! *sobs even more*

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uthopia 2011/08/04 04:57:15

Yes

OMG it was so epic ...OMG

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TheNerd27 2011/07/15 05:26:40

Yes

only really that the movie is so close now and that they put just a little too much into the trailers that make me want to go to the movies and watch it even though it's not out yet

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Roi Carlo Vidamo 2011/07/13 11:33:55
padfoot 2011/07/13 08:06:04

Yes

but this is coming from the person who cried all through the return of the king and when will died in pirates....so dont take me too seriously:D

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Lis 2011/07/09 16:57:03

Yes

I'm going to cry at then end! It's going to be so sad that it's finally finished

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John Haverty 2011/07/09 05:59:51

No

Potter is a series for morons, idiots and trollops. The language is simplistic, its a bleeding soap opera, its written at a moron-level reading comprehension, its incoherent, unoriginal and its popular like McDonald's is popular, its low brow crap meant to make morons happy. I cant believe this rubbish is popular, you'd have to be a oxygen starved brain stem to think this crap is interesting. The stupid made up names. The idiotic garb. The retard level quasi-themes. Its really deeply sad this was made after solid gold stuff like LOTR trilogy. JK Rowling is a loser and writes idiot stuff because she is an idiot and idiots like what idiots write, so I guess that makes some sense that idiots like you would like it.

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Tibby to John Ha... 2011/07/12 11:37:28

The only idiot here are you! Have you ever written a book? I don't think so.

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John Ha... to Tibby 2011/07/12 11:39:18

A short story, yes. Probably not as good as JKR, but then again, have you ever written a book? And what does having written a book or not have anything to do with being able to critique literature. It seems a lot of authors produce substandard scripts, so being a critic and an author are two separate and seemingly unrelated skills.

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Tibby to John Ha... 2011/07/12 15:07:54

Yeah, I see your point, but there is a difference between writing a critic and calling people who read some literature idiots.

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John Ha... to Tibby 2011/07/12 21:49:07

Fair enough. I dont like the writing, I think they are one dimensional soap operas, however, I shouldn't begrudge anyone the pleasure of enjoying said writing - if it floats their boat so be it.

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Cody to John Ha... 2011/07/13 03:49:52 (edited)

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"The language is simplistic" "its a bleeding soap opera, its written at a moron-level reading comprehension" -- it's a childrens book, what do you expect?

"its incoherent, unoriginal and its popular like McDonald's is popular, its low brow crap meant to make morons happy. I cant believe this rubbish is popular" -- that is your condescending opinion, and its the opinion of an idiot. it's a story meant to entertain and make CHILDREN happy, it was never even going to be a movie until JKR got greedy. however, you saying "it's low brow crap meant to make morons happy" is highly condescending...just because you don't like the story, doesn't mean everyone who does is a moron.

"The idiotic garb" -- ok, in harry potter they wear wizard robes...lets take a look at bleach (judging by your profile picture i'm assuming you're interested in that show). what do they all wear? oh ya, robes...idiotic right?

"JK Rowling is a loser and writes idiot stuff because she is an idiot and idiots like what idiots write, so I guess that makes some sense that idiots like you would like it." -- ok, now you're just trolling.

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John Ha... to Cody 2011/07/13 06:14:16

"It's a story meant to entertain and make CHILDREN happy, it was never even going to be a movie until JKR got greedy."

I agree with this.

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padfoot to John Ha... 2011/07/13 08:13:04

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oh god....i dread seeing you in these Harry Potter threads. but i have to agree with you, LOTR is better. And I am wondering, one of your complaints is that the HP names are made up. So are the ones in LOTR, even though they have the whole language of elvish and all that behind them. Do you not like those as well?

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John Ha... to padfoot 2011/07/13 09:00:22

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LOTR names are often derived, a lot of them come from various mythologies, or a numer of them, especially the Elven ones, are following "correct" elvish phonology. Meaning JRRT invented a language with phonological rules and grammar and word order and a language that is completely usable, and then the names fit in with it. Its not like rubbish names like "Hufflepuff" - thats a retarded sounding name.

Its like when Tosh.0 was interviewing "Tay Zonday", Tay said, "I Googled it, and I couldn't find it", and Tosh was like, "yeah, those are just sounds."
http://tosh.comedycentral.com...

When I read JRRT or look through the Encyclopedia of Arda http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/ I feel like this is real history, or at least as real as real mythology. It all makes sense, its chronologically sound, its all canonical and it really all fits together.

The Trilogy and all the works created to support its vast background is nothing short of a masterpiece.

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padfoot to John Ha... 2011/07/13 09:05:12

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I agree completely thank you for clearing that up.

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lovettl... to John Ha... 2011/11/22 11:44:51

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O.K you just dissed a Hufflepuff. Better not tell any of my Hufflepuff friends or they will kill you.

Ravenclaw and proud.

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lovettl... to John Ha... 2011/12/06 16:57:09

Can you name another name in Harry Potter that doesn't make any sense and if you can I will tell you what it is from

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Brighte... to John Ha... 2011/08/23 17:56:45

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Can't Believe this! 'How DARE you?'

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lovettl... to John Ha... 2011/11/22 11:34:09

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I get that everyone has a right to their own opinion but that is a bit hard on us potterheads. I have grown up with it and is a part of my life I will never forget. And on the idiots bit, that is like calling Tolkien an idiot, both writers created their own worlds, characters, everything and you have the nerve to say that she is no good. The Harry Potter series has had the best British actors in it, including legends like Helena Bonham Carter, Gary Oldman and Alan Rickman, are they idiots too? I am not a moron, otherwise I would not be abe to have a civilised argument back at you and I would just like to say that just because you don't like something doesn't mean that everyone who reads it are moron. If you don't like it because of the style I would be happy to provide you with some stories on fanfiction that might be more up to your tastes.

The Scottish Girl.

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lovettl... to John Ha... 2011/11/22 11:42:52

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Oh I forgot, most names from Harry Potter are true to their character, take Sirius for example, the Dog Star, or Bellatrix, Warrior, or Alastar (Mad-eye Moody), Defender of man kind. Are they used wrongly.

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Hermione 2011/07/08 18:06:24

Yes

im gonna be soo upset cause its the last movie, the last book, the last everything! i always loved counting down until the nxt onebut now i wont b able to anymore D:

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Accaila 2011/07/08 01:20:48 (edited)

No

Other than excitement, No emotions yet.

When I read the book, now that another story but seeing on the big screen will be completely different.

Alright, I lied. A little sadness has taken over me, I mean the end has come, but I can honestly say I won't forget it. It's been in my life too long to do so.

From the beginning

Until the very end

Are you ready....

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Mary McCord 2011/07/07 03:02:35

Yes

Harry Potter was published a few months after I was born. When I was really little my mom read me Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone before bed. The first movie I ever saw in theaters was Harry Potter. The fist PG-13 movie I saw was Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. I cried when I read the 5th, 6th, and 7th book. After all that there is no way I wouldn't be emotional.

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Beckiness~*In Harry Potter ... 2011/06/22 12:12:40

Yes

We've grown up with the books and films and it's going to be over soon. I cried watching the trailer, I'm going to cry watching the film.

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Ace 2011/06/20 18:07:13 (edited)

No

While many pages of my HP Deathly Hallows copy (and other HP books) are now severely warped, the tears won't come til I watch the pages come to life on screen and get more than a glimpse of what it will all look like.

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TommyC 2011/06/20 15:30:09

Yes

i loved hp and now its almost over

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WickedPippy 2011/06/19 23:21:39

No

The books were emotional. The books gave you goose bumps. The movies...meh...
I'll see them but they do not compare to the books...

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K5renee 2011/06/19 23:02:30
TheTasteOfElectricity 2011/06/19 23:00:11

No

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There giving to much away.

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Hey Jude, I Feel Fine. <3 2011/06/19 22:33:24

Yes

I'm about to cry myself right now. =( I've grown up with the series and it's gonna be so hard to say goodbye. I'll start crying so hard when Fred d-dies!! And especially when Sirius returns ghost-ish.

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JJ to Hey Jud... 2011/06/20 16:27:04

Have you heard about, Pottermore...JK Rowlings has set up a sight that is not open yet, but will be soon. I have no idea what it is, but you might want to check it out.

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Simaru 2011/06/19 21:31:21

No

I grieved the end of the book series a long time ago. The movies are mostly accurate and I love them but everything comes to an end, I am also glad that the actors can pursue new opportunities and hopefully they won't only be known as harry ron and hermione for ever. I just hope they dont mess up the last movie because they were trying to make it overly epic.

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NinaDoctor 2011/06/19 21:07:24

Yes

**SPOILER ALERT** -only for those who read the book 7

I just can't believe that story I grew up with has come to an end.I will definitely cry when I see this movie.First there's Fred dying,and Lupin and Tonks,then the scene in the forest before he surrenders...The whole concept of finishing HP forever is...well,impossible.

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Sarah BN-0 2011/06/19 21:06:52

*unintelligible sobbing*

I'm debating on not even seeing because I know I'll be so sad about it ending. I'm already crying.

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~FallenAngel~ </3 2011/06/19 19:16:38

Yes

I can't believe the epic HP journey is finally ending... I'm totally excited about seeing the movie but @ the same time it's probably going 2 b the last one unless the author writes a new book and it doesnt sound like he's gonna. ='{

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