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I am Nando.

And I'm DJ.

And this is mostly nitpicking, a podcast where we pick apart a piece of pop culture by looking exclusively at the details.

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This week, Harry Potter, movie that people are not as excited about in this series.

We're finally here.

Although, listen, I thought it was pretty good.

Yeah, I didn't mind it.

I understand the parts of this that people don't like.

This movie is Harry or this movie is

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Near the end, it gets a little weird, but...

Yeah, very fast and what's the opposite of over-explaining? I know it's under-explaining,

but I feel like there's a word for it. Yeah, I don't know. I think, I think this movie,

maybe more than some of the others, will have a very, like, if you read the books versus if you don't, the experience will be quite different.

And as a non-book reader, I'm completely in the dark.

Yeah, it's, it's, and again, we've said this over and over, but we're taking the movies as they go.

It's, I will say, though, it is hard. And I, there are people who are well, you know, that go on Twitter at nitpicking pod and, you know, give their nipicks and their thoughts. There are people who are well, more versed in these books than I am. and yeah it's that there's got to be some level of like frustration where there's more meat there and, you know,

they're trying to put as much as you can to a movie.

I have to say, not even in terms of book accuracy, but for at least reminding us that they are in school this late in the game,

this movie does a pretty good job at it yes way more school than

i expected in this book movie thing um but before we get to that you you brought up the part of the show

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