Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts I & II (Special Rehearsal Edition) The eighth story. Nineteen years later. The Official Script Book of the Original West End Production. Special Rehearsal Edition

Harry Potter, ja! Aber so?

Bewertung aus Inden am 29.12.2018
Bewertungsnummer: 1159524
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Ich hatte absolut kein Problem mit der Skript Form und es war sehr unterhaltsam. Die Freundschaft zwischen Albus und Scorpius ist eines der Dinge, die mir am besten an Band 8 gefallen und wenn es 2020 in Deutschland aufgeführt wird, bin ich als Zuschauer dabei! Doch musste Snape auftauchen und dann schon wieder sterben? Wie ist Hermine Ministerin geworden, denn nach Band 7 war das Kingsley Shacklebolt! Hätte man nicht endlich mal eine komplett überraschende Wendung drin haben können wie das beliebte Fanfiction Paar Albus/Scorpius? Außerdem spielt ein einziger Schauspieler sowohl Voldemort als auch Snape und Onkel Vernon! Trotzdem ein weiterer, interessanter Ausflug in die Welt von Harry Potter!

Definitely not the eighth Harry Potter book any of us wanted

Svenja T am 20.08.2017
Bewertungsnummer: 1042209
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The good thing about this play is that it's short and the font is gigantic so I read this in two or three hours in the middle of the night after work because I couldn't sleep without having read it first. Well, afterwards I couldn't sleep because I was so angry. Saying the characterization sucks would be an understatement. Harry Potter, the orphan who grew up with an abusive aunt and uncle, who suffered every day at the hands of people who didn't want him, said to his son "Sometimes I wish you had never been born". I mean???? What the actuall hell were the authors thinking?! (Also important sidenote, apparently J.K. Rowling did not at all write this book. The name is just on the cover for kicks) There were also such gems as Ron being so drunk on his wedding he didn't even remember it, Scorpious supposedly being the son of Lord Voldemort and Cedric Diggory becoming a Death Eater because some people laughed at him. Just stay away from this book if you like Harry Potter. Save yourself. Save Albus and Scorpious because these two lovely, adorable goofballs deserve better than suffering another read of this screwed up, pathetic excuse for a good story.