Fully Booked!

I call myself their biggest fan, but i still haven't got to see them in action in The Goblet of Fire... tickets are (as expected) selling out at top speed. GSC at One U even took this opportunity to mark up their last few seats for RM35! .. i must say, even as a Potter fan, 35 bucks per seat is simply Outrages ..Due to late bookings(3 days before hand), odd hr/day classes, and tix price made us cancel our trip to the cinema on sat.. =(

however, here's a confession. i'm kinda afraid to catch it on theaters. Afraid tht i'll be dissapointed, tht is..

last experience during The Prisoner of Azkaban, despite the fact tht it WAS good.. Lyn and i couldn't stop complaining on how "simple" the whole thing was on screen... it didn't really show off Rowling's creativity to the maximum.. and we were a lil dissapointed by the fact tht Choo Chang did not make an appearence.. and tht Sirius Black wasn't as JohnnyDepp-ish looking as we had imagined him to be.. i guess the Brits ran out of good (both talent and looks) actors to play the part. and no director can slot in the whole book in a few hours of a movie... but, OooOhh, THEY MUST! i honestly don't mind sitting in the theater the whole day if i have to.. as long as every, itsy bitsy detail of the book appears on screen.. just for the sake of those who hadn't read the book-not for me.. i have it all envisioned in my head already.. thnx to Rowling.. JKRowling IS a genius..

Back to the Goblet of Fire, i dunno whether i should lower down my expectations this time around (would tht be traitorous??)..

wat am i saying?! heck, i'm just going to go and watch Harry kick Voldermort's black (i think) rotten ass.. an exact replica of the book or not, the movie has already hit top 3 in moviecharts round the world! ~Way-to-go, Mike Newell!!~