RE: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001) | Nattosheru Review [ENG/SPA]
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How curious... I consider Prisoner of Azkaban to be my favorite of the entire saga. But it's more because of how dark and aesthetically gothic it is, or at least how I remember it being.
But yes, otherwise, there isn't much that can be salvaged from the other films. However, as someone who grew up watching them, I can only mention a couple of iconic moments in each one. But not much else, really. 😅
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It's my favorite, you know the known villain as the protagonist, sounds cliché but I still like it. And also the idea that most of the times, who saves you is actually yourself. ☺️
Exactly! That movie has so many good things, not only in its audiovisual aspects, but also in its story and characters. What you say at the end really does have an impact, especially when you say it that way. 🤔
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I'm not really into audiovisual aspects as I'm more of a reader. Even when watching series, I turn off audio and just read subtitles hahaha so yeah, I'm more into the plots and philosophies.
That's good, I also read subtitles, but I focus more on audiovisual content. I don't usually read much. 😅
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How come you're writing so much? 😲
I have no idea, I think I've always loved writing and turned that hobby into my digital profession. 😅
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Aww. I want that too but I like real life more.
Hehehe, "I should stop dreaming", she tells me. 😅
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You really reply like a writer you are.
Yes... It's because for more than a decade ago (when I was just in school) I was forced to write on the phone or on social media in a "*professional†" way. Well, I don't know if I was forced to do it or if I forced myself after some teasing I received about my writing back then. 🤔
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Oh. That's awesome.