so i don't cry really and i really do not cry in public but the film was so much more than i could have hoped it would be and i got so into it that even though i new what was going to happen,when he called harry's name.... an with his little velcro trainers....and how he said he was happy here among friends....yep eyes definitely teared up, hand reached for the drink to hide the fact and i got a pain in my head from holding it together..R.I.P Dobby the Free elf :-)
lol cuz it was funny...Bellatrix kicked his ass...he asked for it anyways lol...& @MithrasPotter, i knew someone was gonna say that:P i guess i'm just mean like that sometimes:P
I teared up during the movie, but bawled my eyes out in the book. But Dobby's last lines in the movie were really touching! "Such a beautiful place to be with... friends..." definitely a tear-jerker. :"(
I didn't think I was (I didn't when it happened in the book) and I didn't when Harry first found him in the beach. But then Dobby said, "Dobby is happy to be with his friend" and I lost it.
posted over a year ago
I didn't think I would either, because I didn't in the book. That line got me too.
i did! i couldn't talk to my mother when she heard of me, and came to see if i was ok. when i told her the reason she realized how silly child she has!
No, not really...I just didn't feel the emotion that I felt in the book. It was as if they clicked the fastforward button and I didn't have a chance to really tear up...
I know I cried so bad when I was reading the book, and I usually cry when someone dies, whether it's in a movie or a book, but this really didn't touch my heart at all.
I saw it yesterday with my bff and we were bawling! We also felt a bit horrified when they didn't even have a funeral for hedwig or dobby. They killed hedwig so quickly!
Mee.. And everyone one in the cinema went "Awww" but i just cried and i went with a friend and his dad and my friend cried but his dad just laughed. My mum gave me a hug....
RIP Dobby a free elf ♥
I DIDN'T CRY,NOT TECHNICALLY ATLEAST.BUT I DID FEEL BAD WHEN HE DIED.AND THE LINES HARRY SAID AFTER BURYING HIM REALLY CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD.LOOKS LIKE HARRY REALLY LIKED DOBBY
At the midnight showing I went to, the entire theatre teared up [including me]. This really tough girl and her boyfriend behind me had tears streaming down their faces. The saddest part was when Dobby was talking about being surrounded by his friends!
I didn't in the book or the movie. I'm not really a crier. The closest was when Tonks (-_-) and Lupin died, and Sirius.
In the theatre when he stood up and said "Dobby has no master, Dobby is a free elf" everybody started clapping and chearing. And then everybody "hooh" ned when he died. :(
i teared up in both the movie and the book. i liked how that scene was portrayed, it held a lot emotion. it kind of embodies the whole feeling of the end of the film for me.
i cried my heart out during that part: the elf's eyes found him, and his lips trembled with the effort to form words.
"Harry...Potter..."
And then with a little shudder the elf became quite still, and his eyes were nothing more than great glassy orbs, sprinkled with light from the stars they could not see.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,by J.K. Rowlings, chapter twenty-three, Malfoy Manor, page number 476
posted over a year ago
Love this-- reread the book just before i went to see the film, i'm not a crier by all accounts but the way she describes it creates such vivid imagery have to say there were tears rolling down my face after it
I didn't but I found the scene very touching. Luna was still her usual tactful, sensitive and sensible self, in fact the only one to soothe Harry at this moment.
But the interaction between Dobby and Kreacher in the kitchen at 12 Grimmauld Place was really funny.
And I loved it when Dobby proudly stands up facing Bellatrix stating he's a free elf, coming to help Harry Potter and his friends. A pure statement of freedom !
