It's been 10 years! Can you believe it?

I am excited but I won't be able to go see it. Not unless I win big at Bingo Saturday night! No, this weekend is the twins birthday. Saturday we're doing a girl's bingo night, me, my daughter, my mom and sister. Then Sunday hubby is taking the other twin to see a movie.. not Harry Potter. So, as I said, unless I win big, I won't be seeing Harry Potter this weekend.. and of course next weekend is Black Friday, so probably won't be seeing it then either.

I have watched it already and I am super satisfied with it! the move is larger than life itself! I am so into it that it made me want to read the whole series again. Though the movie doesn't justify the book, I still salute David Yates for making part 1 beautifully filmed that made me want to push the time so I can now watch the second part.

I'm excited. I have read the books and been watching the movie since the first one. I can't believe it's really 10 years already. I'm going to watch it but waiting for the excitement to die down a little. If I go now, the theatre will be full house and I don't like that. So maybe next week would be a better time.

Frightening isn't it when you realise how long the series has been going on! I saw the first couple and maybe the third movie but haven't seen any since and as such I won't be going to see the latest on the big screen. But what I will do is when they are all finaly done and the whole lot comes out in a complete DVD collection I will watch them all then.

I am excited, too! If things go well today (meaning no unreasonable overtime at work), my friend and I are going to see the movie. We'll see it in 3D! Soo excited!

I am pretty much excited and at the same time a little bit sad because it is the beginning of saying goodbye to our favorite wizards from Hogwart. I haven't seen the Deathly Hallows yet but I will definitely look forward to it. I don't think I'll be tired of hearing Harry Potter and in the years to come, I might even find myself reading all 7 books again and watching every movie again. I might even recommend it to my children and my children's children in the future.

I'd love to go see it! But no money for the movies. So I will gladly wait til it's out on video and borrow it from the library or rent from Red Box. They truly need to make more movies like Harry Potter, something most ages can watch and keep everyones interest in as well.

I am very excited so as my husband but we are not going to watch it this week. I don't want to rush in with crowded people in the theater. They are too noisy. Then since we have mixture of race here, some of them smells. I am not a racist but I really have a very sensitive smell. But definitely we are going to watch it.I just finished the books today and it makes me more excited.

The Harry Potter series has been part of my teenage and adult life, albeit a small one. The books are all really pro, the movies, not so much but still pretty good except the Order of the Phoenix and the 1/2-blood prince (I don't think they're bad, just not quite in the same league as the first four minus the beginning of the fourth). I'm pretty hard to excite and after the sixth movie, I am kind of scratching my chin, but I am looking forward to it. And its CGI.