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Originally Posted by Morrigan
I don't know how to explain it. I cried in all the right places but hey I cried at those exact spots in the book so I expected it. But, I just couldn't connect to this movie, I don't know why. I went into it figuring, it would be very emotional, especially b/c it was the end and I was in Edinburgh just 3 weeks ago (lot's of Harry Potter stuff up there).
I liked the movie and it was very well done but, I just didn't have the emotional connection to the movie that I expected. I walked out of Part 1 totally blown away, and on an emotional high. I walked out of Part 2, not really feeling much of anything.
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Is it possible your expectations were too high? So high that it couldn't or didn't match up to the real deal? That happened to me once. I was obsessed with the soundtrack to Phantom of the Opera when it first came out, so much so that I actually got interested in Andrew Lloyd Webber and all his other productions. And when had the chance to see the actual show, I enjoyed it but there was a distance there because it didn't and couldn't measure up to the soundtrack. It wasn't Sarah Brightman and Michael Ball and Michael Crawford up there singing. I know it's not exactly the same thing, but it was overly high expectations that set up me for the fall. I saw Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat that same year, and I absolutely adored it. But I had no real expectations going in.
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