I am a Harry/Hermione/Ron shipper because I think Harry is emo gay and needs Ron just as much as Hermione does, or Harry/Luna.



And I hate Ginny Weasly with a passion, I want her eyeballs plucked out, deep fried, and fed to her>:0 She is J.K. Rowling's Noike x 1 TRYLLION! It's the author's SI, I think, she first appears as a Harry Potter fangirl, then disappears, and then comes back as supposedly hot and all these deep feelings and everyone keeps talking about how great and perfect she is but when she has screen time, she never does anything to earn any of that. I want the director of last film to diverge from book, Ginny to fall from great height screeming until she falls, with her guts exposed, and then for Harry's owl to come back to life and each her entrails while she still living and conscious>:0 I hate Mary Sues so much.

Not really a fan myself, but I didn't like Ginny either. Although my dislike isn't quite as pronounced as Jibrili's appears to be for this personage .

Hehe, I love the artwork of Luna and Harry because I also think that they would be a great couple. Like Harry, Luna is another society outcast and so she seems to get a better understanding of Harry, rather than Ginny who just gets the hots for him. I never really liked any of the Weasley family, except maybe Fred and George.

I like Harry Potter. Lucius Malfoy is my favorite character. (I tend to like villains for some reason. o_O) Ginny annoyed me too, and so did Tonks. Remus/Tonks was just a really random coupling.

I like the movies, but not the books.

i really enjoy the films and i foam over emma watson.
my fav movie so far was the phoenix one. the latest one was a bit bland though.

In the books, Harry x Ginny was annoying, but I think in the movie it's 1000 times more annoying because Ginny is terrible at acting and has no chemistry with Harry at all. x_x Like, for example, that scene in the Room of Requirement where Harry was hiding his book. The acting in that scene was so stiff and bland. (Plus that scene was really irritating because in the book, Ginny didn't come with Harry and he found the diadem of Ravenclaw while he was up there. That diadem was important in the books but they sacrificed it for a lame romance scene.)

I guess JK did it because she wanted both Harry and Hermione to become part of the Weasley family, but it could have been handled a lot better.

Luna is probably the closest thing to a true "geek" type person in the Harry Potter universe. She is very individualistic and lives the way she wants to even though there seems to be a lot of negative social consequences for Luna. She seems to be commonly referred to with the nickname "Looney" and indeed Hermione nearly calls Luna that to her face at the start of the Order of the Phoenix move. Later on at the end of the same film, Luna is going around posting lost and found posters to recover her "lost possessions" which apparently have all been stolen. That made me so sad the first time I saw that and I agreed with Harry that it was terrible for others to be so mean to Luna. She just kind of brushed it off as "all in good fun" which is very noble to be so forgiving, but Luna might want to try and discourage that sort of stuff, even if just a little. Well, maybe with Harry as her boyfriend people would think a little before getting Harry pissed off by hurting Luna, so there could be some mutual benefit hidden in there for Luna too (which of course the uber-popular Ginny wouldn't need).