Malik
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Harry should have wifed up Hermione. The hell did he wife up Ginny who probably looks exactly like his mom except with brown eyes instead of green
But like you said man, Hermione is an amazing character. That is a type of woman I would like, intelligent and strong willed enough not to be a pushover......but at the same time not overly a supreme feminist.
I think back to the moment in Deathly Hallows in the book when she saved Harry's life from Nagini and numerous other times throughout the books. Its ironic Ron is his best friend when Hermione seems like a ride or die chick who was helping him alot more.
Why couldn't Rowling hook Hermione and Harry up and just make Ron be paired with one of the Patil twins and Ginny with Dean Thomas?
If George can get with Angelina's sexy chocolate ass....why couldn't Ginny be with Dean Thomas and his chocolate brickhouse body?
My only issue with the book series is that I wish JK Rowling made more spells for Defense Against The Dark Arts. There were already enough for the various subjects but I wish she used her creativity more for the DADA subject especially since that is Harry's specialty.
I liked that unlike other mystical wizardry stories, JK Rowling actually was creative and got spells from latin words and combining them,etc instead of the other clowns(authors) who just make mumbo jumbo words
Then again maybe she wll have them in that long awaited encyclopedia she has talked about for ages.
My HUGE issue with the movie is that for almost every single one of the spells some of these directors had to keep making them "knock the person down" spells
Don't even get me started on Prisoner of Azkaban......Alfonso was a horrible director.
There really should be more threads on here about HP.....besides the DBZ series, it was one of my favorite memories of my childhood.
Other Notes:
Daniel Radcliffe has got to be one of the worst actors in recent memory of a series. When he was younger in the first three he did a great job....but as he got older his corniness started to seep into the movies.
And he became a stereotypical nerd.
Now anyone in here who has read all the books knows what i mean when i say the way Dan was acting all awkward and shyt in the later movies...with all his twitching....Harry in the books was not like that.
I shook my head in that part of the Half Blood Prince movie where this lame got herbed by Ginny when they were on teh Quidditch Field training the new rookies......
In the book, the real OG harry is having quotes like "There is no need to call me sir Professor", and I love that there is even alot more adult humor in the books and we dont endure Dan Radcliffe being a twitchy awkward simp.
And Ron's worst fear is mainly just spiders but the movies made him a stereotypical scared sidekick.
While in the books with his humor he is like theof the entire series. I mainly watch the first two movies nowadays when they have one of their movie marathons despite how some people may say its too cheesy/too Disney....which may be true but there isn't as much things messed up.
Other Small Notes:
I always imagine Brady and Giselle when thinking of Bill and Fleur
Kingsley Shacklebolt had potential to be the Piccolo of the series
Scorpius was a cool name for Draco's kid but god damn the name Harry gave his kids were horrible "Albus Severus"?
Whenever I reminisce about the series i always try to imagine how good Hermione's sex game was
Whenever I have time, I'm going to read the HP books. I've been meaning too. I've read the Hunger Games, Beautiful Creatures trilogies so far this year. I've only watched the movies
Hermoine is my favorite character. JK Rowling didn't put Harry and Hermoine together because it was the obvious thing to do. Too cliche. She didn't want to introduce any new characters into the main three, so she just had Harry and Hermoine marry/date into the Weasley family.
And, yea.....Hermoine was a ride or die. In Deathly Hallows when Ron was acting like a little hoe, Hermoine stayed with Harry knowing shyt was about to get real. That kinda undying loyalty from a woman is just
Then, they put that little dance scene in there 
That scene felt real natural but, like I said, I know the author wanted to avoid the cliche romance, so she put her with Ron.
at is the Peter Pettigrew thing and how anticlimatic it was "You know u owe me right...." 
