Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One

[Nebbles]

Oh PFFT no XD I'm American. I have English relatives, but I'm starting to get to good with a British accent + I use British spellings sometimes.

[fingerz]

How do you pronounce aluminium?

[Nebbles]

Uhh... a-loom-in-num? >_> I know that's probably now how it's said in the UK.

[fingerz]

I thought so. XD

Here in Australia we say a-loo-mi-ni-um.

[KefkaticFanatic]

I thought so. XD

Here in Australia we say a-loo-mi-ni-um.

That's the way cool people say it here too.

[Meta-Ridley]

Go Australia! btw how do you say nutella?

[Nebbles]

nuh-tella? xD /is horrible with phonetic typing, please spare me

....hmmm, nutella. Sounds good right now.

[Cobraroll]

Part two was great. And for once, the Norwegian translator did a proper job and translated all the names correctly. It has annoyed me to no end to see Harry go around calling Hagrid for Hagrid and Ron for Ron, when their respective Norwegian names are Gygrid and Ronny.

HERE BE SPOILERS

My only beef with it was how the villain deaths were cluttered with special effects. In the book, Bellatrix LeStrange was killed when a curse damaged her heart so it stopped (the film had her shrivel and fall apart), Nagini the snake had its head chopped off and flailed around for a minute (exploded in the film), and Voldemort dropped dead after a curse backlashed (turned to ash while screaming in the movie).

[SlowPokemon]

All those deaths would have been boring if they kept them the way they were most notably Voldemort's.

[Nebbles]

....and see Nagini explode was pretty badass.

[Meta-Ridley]

I thought the deaths of Bellatrix and Nagini were pretty awesome. Especially Bellatrix - freeze and disintegrate! but Voldemort's death, I felt, wasn't a good one. It needed to be more of a DEATH, not a disentegrate.