Jacob Shymanski

Yes.

Which is like, there's a lot of laughing and grunting and sighing and just like nonverbal human noises like it's anime.

Like Draco.

Dude, but it's super whimsical, you know, like all the laughing and huffing and puffing.

It's kind of funny.

It plays into the whimsical style of Harry Potter, especially in the first couple of books.

Draco and his goons, Crabbe and Goyle, laughing derisively like 50% of their screen time.

And it's annoying and kind of hilarious at the same time.

The way you know they enter the room is because they're already cackling.

I'm looking forward to scenes already.

Right now, the fifth book isn't out yet, but Keira Knightley is playing Professor Umbridge.

That's going to be amazing.

I actually heard a little clip of it in those behind-the-scenes videos that I was telling you about, which are pretty fun.

That's going to be amazing.

I'm so looking forward to that.

I feel like...

The later books are going to be so well served by this sort of production style because the later books have a lot more deep dialogues and great conversations.

And I'm just thinking to, you know, in book six, like those flashbacks to Voldemort's upbringing, that sort of thing.

Like it's going to be moody and atmospheric.

I can just picture it right now.