what was ur feelings when "the pensive-the boy MUST die" scene was running on screen???????

There was a tension building up thanks to the combined acting talent from Alan Rickman and Michael Gambon, along with the gorgeous music by Alexandre Desplat. I had rarely seen these elements (music and acting) melting together so well to give us such a crescendo in tension. Incredible. I think I will play that scene again and again once I have the DVD.

I felt like I was about to cry. I mean honestly, ''The boy MUST die'' kinda makes you feel really really bad for Harry. He lost so many people that meant a lot to him over the course of his life and now he has to lose all the ones he has by leaving them. I honestly felt grief and tension all wrapped into one.

That Alan is an amazingly stunning actor who should get every acting award in existence.

I didnt feel nothing...

At that point, I was crying in the Cinema and all my friends were laughing at me but then they started too so at least I wasn't the only one then.

I felt like Dumbledor was cold & unfeeling. It seemed like He & Harry were almost building a father/son relationship prior to that. Now he was just a weapon to kill Voldemort.