This Voldemort design would have been way better than the one we got.
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This Voldemort design would have been way better than the one we got.
This Voldemort design would have been way better than the one we got.
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Disfigured human face looks better than generic lizard monster shit.
>That looks fricking stupid. The face in the movie is creepy and unsettling than a generic dinosaur face.
Nah it's not. He looks and moves like a homosexual, bald ballet dancer who lost his nose to cocaine. He reminds me of Michael Jackson more than of anything else. Not that this design would be great but it's still an improvement over the abysmall version we got.
>EHHH EH EEEEE!
DEH!
>leftist are still butthurt about this psychotic witch not becoming president
lol
Bill’s wife is awful but he deserved to be the First Husband even if she didn’t deserve the presidency.
The first husband to do what?
The cgi monster face in the first one really, really, REALLY sucked though.
No it didn’t, morono.
How does he "deh" in this design though?
>deeehssssssssssss
>*sheds skin*
Did the books describe Voldemort after he came back? It seems kind of moronic that he would look like this after being revived just because that's how he looked when he was renting the back of some dude's head.
Pretty much exactly the same as how he appears in the movies, although I believe it's said he has red eyes with snake pupils.
He looked pretty human as well in the first movie (excluding the fact that he was a face behind some other dude's head), this isn't the design they used.
Yeah, he's pretty much described the same way as he was when he was just a face.
>The thin man stepped out of the cauldron, staring at Harry...and Harry stared back into the face that had haunted his nightmares for three years. Whiter than a skull, with wide, livid scarlet eyes and a nose that was flat as a snake’s but with slits for nostrils. His hands were like large, pale spiders; his long white fingers caressed his own chest, his arms, his face; the red eyes, whose pupils were slits, like a cat's, gleamed still more brightly through the darkness.
I feel like the movie was pretty faithful to the book description aside from the eyes, which they just gave him regular blue eyes in the movie. That seems to be a consistent problem in Hollywood, they also gave Thanos normal human eyes when he has black eyes with glowing pupils in the comics.
>That seems to be a consistent problem in Hollywood, they also gave Thanos normal human eyes when he has black eyes with glowing pupils in the comics.
I think this has to do with stupid Hollywood logic that "well if you cant see his eyes, you cant identify with the character or understand them!" Even though hes the main bad guy and is a creepy snake freak.
Same in all rhe Dune adaptions.
Spice makes your eyes (white parts too) so dark blue they look black.
Damn, Rowling's prose sucks
Perfectly serviceable for children's literature. Besides, people whose primary criticism centres on "le prose" are pseuds who don't have any actual insight to offer.
They also don't offer anything as an example, it's just
>This is terrible
"Okay what's good to you"
>I don't need to show you
.t never read and never wanna read harry potter
>muh prose
What's wrong with that particular excerpt?
Literally nothing. Rowling's prose is sometimes dull. She'll write stuff like
>,said Harry furiously
>, said Ron angrily
which is lazy and lacks imagery. But the excerpt posted is good for YA lit.
is just parroting what he read somewhere else because he doesn't form his own opinions.
It's
>The thin man stepped out of the cauldron and stretched his legs, staring at Harry...
>...Harry stared back into the face that had haunted his nightmares for three years. Whiter than a skull, with wide, livid scarlet eyes and a nose that was as flat as a snakes with slits for nostrils... Lord Voldemort had risen again
Somehow Voldemort returned
Voldemort's appearance became more and more deformed as he created horcruxes. It only makes sense that his appearance would remain deformed and snake like after being revived since the horcruxes still existed and were why he was still alive.
I always assumed he modified his body on purpose because he identified as a snakedude
>Harry let out a hastily stifled gasp. Voldemort had entered the room. His features were not those Harry had seen emerge from the great stone cauldron almost two years ago: They were not as snake-like, the eyes were not yet scarlet, the face not yet masklike, and yet he was no longer handsome Tom Riddle. It was as though his features had been burned and blurred; they were waxy and oddly distorted, and the whites of the eyes now had a permanently bloody look, though the pupils were not yet the slits that Harry knew they would become. He was wearing a long black cloak, and his face was as pale as the snow glistening on his shoulders.
No, he's fricked up looking because of the horcruxes. This is from the books when Harry viewed Dumbledore's memory of Voldemort coming to apply for the DADA job at Hogwarts after he had gone into hiding creating his horcruxes.
He looked freaky because his body was created in that twisted ritual using snake blood and whatever shit. I think he was more or less a regular dude before he ate his own death spell
>im a lizard harry
I kek'd
harry potter threads are always comfy
I found your reddit account pretty easily
Can you imagine if Robin Williams got cast as Hagrid? The production crew would literally have wished for death every day (unless he was footing the coke bill). How long did it take to make all those movies? Like 14 years? Imagine 14 years of robin williams reshoots and this is what will make or break your career in film.
Robin Williams is American so he'd have been rejected by Rowling straight away. She was pretty serious about the casting to be British actors.
DEH!
Just give the one on the left a nose. They took the "snake-like" thing in the book way too literal.
Yeah bro, this series really needed the primary antagonist mired in really shitty 2000's CGI!
Looks like the power rangers dino thunder villain.
i genuinely do not care about the last two movies
and the 2009 one was already kinda out there still fine
but first yates movie was the last actual harry potter like movie to me
2009 it's already another period in time kinda
looks like a dinosaur
That looks fricking stupid. The face in the movie is creepy and unsettling than a generic dinosaur face.
>The face in the movie is creepy and unsettling than a generic dinosaur face.
You can't just use "than" on its own like that when making a comparison, you need to specify "more than" or "less than."
>The face in the movie is more creepy and unsettling than a generic dinosaur face.
or
>The face in the movie is less creepy and unsettling than a generic dinosaur face.
Without adding that distinction it's not clear how you're intending to frame the comparison.
It should be obvious by quoting the OP with "that looks fricking stupid" that he meant more you autistic cretin.
It's possible to discern from context, but it's still very jarring to read a sentence with half-phrases and completely missing words.
looks like the fricking coopa from that 90's Mario Bros movie
Nah. It wouldnt match Ralph Fiennes acting, which was pretty good.
Looks like Baraka. Looks pretty cool
No the movie version is way better.
Aww look he's smiling
he'd be more frickable for sure.
They took snekdude from us, I hate it.
Nah, at that point he would just be a spooky monster and lose any form of humanity, thats easy to kill. Movie version is a demonic human, almost monstrous, but still human.
Though i do feel they should have dropped the ears for the movie version, or have them fused to the head.
>possibly the only character with a decent description in the books besides Harry
>they turn him into a toe
No, but the one from the first movie was perfect.
Not that anything after the first three movies matter anyway.
I like it!
>Here's your Voldemort, bro
Greatness inspires envy, envy engenders spite, spite spawns lies