Bump.
I just saw the sixth film, I was a little disappointed by it, to be honest. I really liked the fifth film, so I was pretty happy to hear it was being directed by the same guy, David Yates. But I don't know, I felt like too much focus was placed on the love subplots. Then they just jumped right in to the cave scene and didn't even spend enough time talking about the Horcruxes. They did a good job establishing that Malfoy and the Death Eaters were up to something, but the love parts just drew the attention away from it. And they just didn't spend enough time talking about the Half-Blood Prince, so when Snape says it's him at the end, you just find it hard to care.
I was also kinda disappointed with Dumbledore's death, which I was anticipating. I hate how they did that slow-mo shot of him falling, it was pretty unnecessary. I felt they could've come up with something more dignified, but the wand-light thing at the end made up for it, I think. The battle scene at Hogwarts was really watered down too. Bleh. I can understand why they left out Dumbledore's funeral though.
Overall, I felt it was good for what it was, but it could've been so, so much better.
