If you gave it a chance... you might discover for yourself why kids and adults love it so much...G5orbust said:The only person in this country who doesn't care about Harry Potter? Honestly, the hooplah is driving me nuts!
And they send JK Rowling laughing all the way to the bank. Isn't she the richest woman in UK now?Lacero said:If you gave it a chance... you might discover for yourself why kids and adults love it so much...
As you post this on a forum catering to Mac fans.crazzyeddie said:I don't care for it either. I don't hate it, but at the same time I don't quite understand the obsession for it.
Koodauw said:I began reading one of the harry potter books. I was on my way to a coffee shop, and I accidently dropped the book on my toe. Well the book weighs about 42 lbs, so it broke 4 toes, and fractured my foot. I was in a cast for 2 months. After that I really lost interest.
Lacero said:If you gave it a chance... you might discover for yourself why kids and adults love it so much...
That sucks. You should've read the book first. The movie sucks compared to the imagination of Rowling's words in the book. Most people seem to love her style of writing. The first movie was a tad dull, since they had only a little bit of time to develop the characters in the movie.G5orbust said:I did give it a chance when I went to see the first movie in theaters.
Lacero said:That sucks. You should've read the book first. The movie sucks compared to the imagination of Rowling's words in the book. Most people seem to love her style of writing. The first movie was a tad dull, since they had only a little bit of time to develop the characters in the movie.
Counterfit said:*: Am I the only person who was reading Michael Chrighton in 5th grade?![]()
Lacero said:Nope. Doesn't matter to me whether he likes it or not, but since he did start the thread, are we not to be discussing it? Great, you hate the films too, why do you feel the need to tell the world you don't like it? Seems like sour grapes to me that other people enjoy the films, people like you probably enjoy wearing bow ties to a party.
Counterfit said:Actually, I've never been into it either. I got the first book as a birthday present a while ago, and tried reading it, but it seemed (not to insult anyone, including the author) a bit too juvenile for my tastes*. I can completely understand why kids love it, and it gets them reading (and watching movies...) so it can't be too bad.
Counterfit said:*: Am I the only person who was reading Michael Chrighton in 5th grade?![]()
If you'd read the books, you'd see that they, too, are filled with people who don't care about Harry Potter.G5orbust said:The only person in this country who doesn't care about Harry Potter? Honestly, the hooplah is driving me nuts!
I think you're the only person of any age to read it and enjoy it.Lord Blackadder said:I wonder If I'm the only person who read Moby Dick in 6th grade and liked it.![]()