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ITV1s Daybreak have proclaimed that Transformers 3 will be the movie of the summer. I however beg to differ. I believe the movie of the summer, actually scratch that, the movie of the YEAR, will be Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2.




All I can say is wooohooo hooo!!! .........Ok I'm calm now and although I am looking forward to seeing how they have mastered this masterpiece for the big screen, I am also extremely saddened by the occasion. Have you guessed I'm an avid fan yet?

I should be ashamed to admit this but I'm not; I cried when I saw the trailer. Yes actual droplets of water escaped my eyes, for reasons I cannot fully explain and I do expect that I will shed a tear or two in the cinema (the Kleenex is ready).

Yes yes I know people will say I'm sad but you know what, it doesn't phase me. My name is Ayeshah and I am an EXTREME Harry Potter fan!!! At least I can proudly say I am over my twilight saga phase now. The way I see it, I'm on my way to being normal again.

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  1. ﻣﺮﻳﻢ ﻋﺒﺪﺍﻟﻠﻪ9 May 2011 at 10:27

    im just so happy this is the last one, im sick of harry potter i cant believe i paid to watch it on my bd on sky box office it was sorry to say totally rubbish in my opinion. i feel like the whole story line is soooooooooooooooooo slow. saying this i will be watching the last one, just so that it can confirm how rubbish i think it will be :)

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  2. AyeshahRose26 June 2011 at 12:42

    Lol everyone is entitled to their opinion. Personally as you can tell I LOVE it and I can't WAIT to go and watch the final film on July 15th. If you think it's that bad why waste another 3 hours of your life watching the final film? I wouldn't bother lol.

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