You guys did a really good job! Made me smile and laugh throughout, and inspired me to at least read the first book, like you mentioned. I'm sure it's hard comparing books to movies because like you guys said, they have to pick and choose and even rearrange how things go in movies to how they think they can best capture the audience. I like reading but I was turned off from it because of book reports and forced to speak about them in front of the class and all of that in school, but I love how you guys talked about how books open up a new world basically and you can use your imagination because I always have loved that about books. I found it interesting(and a little humorous) the part where Annie talked about how Harry kind of gets a free pass a lot and as a parent that's something you think about when you have kids, but one could possibly argue it's not so much about breaking the rules as being a free spirit and carving your own path and a lot of those times he was doing it for something good, so you could kind of put that twist on it and then it doesn't seem like bad behavior is being rewarded as much. Overall I thought you guys brought up some very good points. I very much liked all the facts and history about the movie and book, and how Sean brought up the Greek Mythology bit.