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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Merlion" data-source="post: 1594867" data-attributes="member: 10397">Well, I enjoyed the 3rd movie quite a lotI felt that not specficaly mentioning who made the map wasnt too bad, especially since they did hint the heck out of it.Knowing exactly why Harry's Patronus manifests as a stag would have been nice though.I also would have liked to have seen Dumbledore drive the Dementors off the Quidditch field, but I didnt really expect to.The werewolf was a litte strange, but not bad...just very different. I thought David Thewliss did an excellent job of portraying Prof Lupin. I had had my doubts about casting him, but it worked out very well.It was particularly nice in the Shrieking Shack scene where Snape and Sirious are fighting, and Sirious keeps being nasty to Snape and Lupin tries to get him to stop. he was always the one of the four who tried to keep the others out of trouble.As for Snape as a character...well he is rude, and mean, and hateful, and nothing in his past can really excuse it, however he is in the proccess of redemption and this makes him a very interesting character. He had reason to dislike James and Sirious. However, taking that out on Harry, especially since Harry knows or till recently knew so little about his family anyway is rather unfair.But then you have his attempt to save Harry's life in the first book/movie, and in the 3rd story he stands in front of the children to try and protect them from the werewolf.I think he has gotten past his anti-"mudblood" problem, or Dumbledore wouldnt tolerate him. I am very interested to learn more about Snape's former relationsghip with Voldemort, and the exact nature and details of his current relationship with Dumbledore.</blockquote>

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