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I would not give an answer here, because I did not.
I only give my opinion, and why the production of the Harry Potter films still shocked me.

I’m a passionate film, and I work to do my job. That’s why I think making a film is to love about it and want to accompany the very beginning of creation until its theatrical release.
Finally, in my opinion, a director must consider his film as his “baby”, the fruit of his imagination.
One has only to see the disaster in the filmography of Tim Burton.
This passion made a mistake: Planet of the Apes.
This film was none other than a command, and although I think that Tim Burton was a fan of the old series, was missing that part of total devotion to a project which we really believe.
Edward Scissorhands, straight out of his imagination, a film that totally looks like him, is simply a masterpiece, acclaimed by the audience, and criticism.

What differentiates a film from another, it is inevitably the passion that he passed through the images, editing, music, scripts.

An order, even good, never the same artistic and emotional film that imagined and created by a single team from beginning to end, with their own beliefs they want to show through the film.

Harry Potter

I want to believe that J. K. Rowling is truly passionate about his book, she writes with all the passion that she is able to transmit through the pages.

But here’s what I find totally absurd, it is the production of Harry Potter films.
I know they are not the only film to exist in this case (that’s a shame), but where is the passion in these projects?

I think before adapting a book, first you should let it mature, flourish, and take your time, and especially try to keep and preserve unity in the case of a series books.

This is absolutely not the case with Harry Potter.

First, a saga fit while the latter is not even finished, I find it completely stupid.
Indeed, a film is not only a result of image that will look silly for 2 hours, but meaningful, to bring the story to its climax.

If you start a movie without knowing the end, an inconsistency in the composition of the image, setting up the scenario, the willingness to carry out the project and all that follows persist in the final.

And the fact of changing directors almost every film, but it is a personal on their part, but an order made does not help that Harry Potter is a film of the irregularity.
Terry Gilliam, who is offered several times the production of these films also made it clear that he would never realize any of the Harry Potter saga has since become too impersonal and thus the films are failures .

In addition, J. K. Rowling, despite having agreed to make a film of his book, will not be present on the set, and thus hardly helps in the preparation of filming, script writing and more.
How to stay as close as a book that 1) is not completed, 2) that the author refuses to clarify how many points one can know for the good of the film, 3) whose adaptation to continuously changing directors?

For those deductions I can only say that Harry Potter films are the result of a big machine for the money first.
Of course, many of the director’s films are making money is their business after all, but the filmmakers are valid fans, and film sound, the masterpieces of ingenuity or small project can be done by enthusiasts.

The Harry Potter films are therefore, for me, in no event after the love of the cinema, just films devoid of passion.

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I’ve tried to meet women in clubs – but I just can’t get it done. It’s always too loud, and I can never get a word in. I landed on this at one point a few nights ago. This new and very interesting perspective on online dating basically says that you can’t leave meeting women up to chance.

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