Argh.

[conuly]

Apparently, in addition to not blushing, tanning, going pale from shock/fear, reading (!), or being dentists, black people don't get black eyes. And if somebody is described as having "brown eyes" that can't mean "dark brown eyes", it has to mean "normal" brown eyes, which are light brown.

Oh, yeah, there's no racism here at all.

(Pro tip: If you're trying to claim you're just "shocked", leave it at one comment. One comment "Gosh, I thought she'd look more like Emma Watson, I wasn't expecting this" can mean anything. 500+ comments "Oh, I HATE how everybody has to FORCE diversity into EVERYTHING where it doesn't BELONG, they're RUINING the character and making a MOCKERY of everything I love, sjws, ugh!" starts to look, well, kinda like racism. I'm just saying.)

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[elenbarathi.livejournal.com]

I liked the movies well enough, having never read the books. My daughter doesn't care for the movies because she says they get too much wrong. She loves the first three books, but says they go downhill after that.

Apparently the actor who plays Harry was supposed to wear emerald-green contact lenses, but couldn't tolerate them. I suppose they could have CGI'd his eyes, but it might have looked hokey