Japanese TV has a habit of showing the previous movies in the weekly weekend theaters before the series of blockbusters are reflected. For example, before the release of Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil 1, 2, and 3 were all shown on TV's weekend theaters. So that people who haven't seen the previous work can continue to watch the latter. The same is true of Harry Potter, but it is a cooperation between two TV stations. One Friday and two on Sunday are played backwards. In fact, the day I watched Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets were on.
There seems to be a lot of things that I have caught up with for 10 years. I have played the Age of Navigation on the 486 computer, I have played StarCraft in a small and broken Internet cafe, I have watched Star Wars from video tapes, and Harry Potter. In the past 10 years, all the movies were watched in the cinema.
When watching those replays on TV, more, I was trying to recall those movie theaters, all over Chengdu, Chongqing, and now Tokyo. Some places are blurry, and some places flash very clearly, such as the three-dimensional poster of the Prisoner of Azkaban on Chongqing Huanyi, and the model of the burning Goblet of Fire at the Wangfujing Cinema in Chongqing. . .
In addition to a magical world, Harry Potter left more of these memories. Harry Potter created a magical world for me, maybe this magical world is not perfect, but which world is perfect?
When the movie was about to end, a Japanese girl I didn't know next to me cried. It is generally believed that the elf died and cried. But when the real movie ends and the subtitles keep brushing over. I'm a little skeptical.
While Harry Potter isn't over yet, after all, the movie ends.
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