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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 2 Trailer

I have chills.
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  1. Author Joshua Hoyt5:25 PM

    It looks like it will be a great final show.

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  2. Caitlin6:38 PM

    Hubs and I just watched this trailer this afternoon. We were speechless for like, five minutes afterwards. It's so bitter sweet! I think this is going to be the best movie yet, but I can't believe it's over. At least when the seventh book came out we still had movies to look forward to. Now it's all done. But I still can't wait to see it!!

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  3. Read the Book7:18 PM

    OH. MY. GOSH. So excited, but sad at the same time. I'm hoping theaters will show Parts 1 and 2 together. How awesome would that be?

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  4. Donna (Bites)8:29 PM

    Looks better than the book (I wasn't a fan of the final one at all). I'm wondering (read: hoping) if they'll cut the epilogue entirely. I'll be happy if they do do that. I always thought that was going to far with the final book. Personally.

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  5. Suey9:32 PM

    Gosh! I'm so scared for them!

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  6. Christine12:04 PM

    *shivers*

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  7. YA Lit in 100 Words or Less4:13 PM

    Can't wait to see this movie!


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    I also post "Songs to Read By" to go with each book.

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  8. Lucy (The Secret Life of Books)5:13 PM

    I get goosebumps every time I watch this. I actually cannot wait!

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  9. deals hyderabad1:10 AM

    i have not seen yet, but it would be interesting.. :)

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  10. sewa mobil8:39 AM

    Very nice, thanks for the information.

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