Welcome to the RUPERT GRINT & EMMA WATSON appreciation thread ♥
Because Dan squeed just as much as we did at their kiss!


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Because nobody could portray R/Hr better than them!
Because their hugs are epic!
Because they both ship R/Hr
Because "no one can make her laugh like him"
Because they have "sparks of sexual chemistry"


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f u t u r e t i t l e s
Because the hug wasn't just a hug.
Because they look awesome together.
Because they play R/Hr so real.


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Favourite Rupert & Emma Interviews

Comme Au Cinema, July 2007
Moviefone's Unscripted Interview (with Dan)
T4


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Favourite Reviews of their on-screen Chemistry

Order of the Phoenix:

Emma Watson and Rupert Grint are as dependable and entertaining as ever despite their nominal roles, their husband and wife banter providing much needed comic relief." [Sheperd Express]

"Rupert Grint and Emma Watson have learned to play off of each other quite nicely, and are chiefly responsible for some of the film's best reaction shots. . ." [Phyllist]

"The darker tones are emphasized more than ever here, but there is lightness, too, much of it courtesy of the love-hate relationship between Harry’s closest friends, Ron and Hermione. There’s real chemistry between these two young actors, and the barbs they toss back and forth at one another are just right, and never overdone." [TimesNews.com]

"Emma Watson and Rupert Grint shine while defining the relationship of Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley. [Kykernel.com]

"While we never see Hermione and Ron alone together, they almost always arrive as a unit, as though they’ve just been snogging." [L.A. City Beat]

"Hermione and Ron Weasley glanced at one another so often through the film that expectations build for them to have an on-screen kiss." [TurnTo23.com]

Goblet of Fire:

"Radcliffe continue to mature as an actor, but it's Watson and Grint who impress most, despite their limited screen time. Sparks of sexual chemistry are clear for all to see." [ManchesterOnline.com]

"In the acting department, Daniel Radcliffe seems Harry Potter enough and all the others are competent. But the one who really stands out is the rock star-ish longhaired Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley. There's quite a chemistry between him and Emma Watson. . ." [Rediff.com]

"The chemistry between Rupert and Emma is also more obvious in this movie. In the previous films it seemed as though Watson and Grint were totally incapable of any sort of chemistry, while Watson and Radcliffe clearly had something going on! But with the ever more abundant hints at a potential Ron and Hermione romantic union, the actors are utterly convincing." [Dissendium.com]

"Watson and Grint had never acted professionally before being cast in the first Harry Potter movie. But it is the chemistry of the two, along with the acting of Harry Potter himself (Daniel Radcliffe), that critics say help make the first Potter movie good and the second better." [CBSNews.com]

"Rupert Grint pulls off his best performance to date as Harry’s ever supportive, if not occasionally envious, sidekick Ron. The chemistry between him and Emma Watson is tangible as they get well into their angst ridden teenage years." [Student-Direct.co.uk]

"Radcliffe gives a believable performance as Harry struggles with his destiny and the usual teen angst, while Grint and Watson have more chemistry than any of the characters in certain romantic comedies." [SpartanEdge.com]

"The chemistry between Ron and Hermione, played by Rupert Grint and Emma Watson, is great, as is that between Harry and his crush Cho Chang (Katie Leung)." [Compass.lssu.edu]

"And while Goblet of Fire comes closest to Rowling's magic, it still does not match up to the emotional quotient of the books. You want to have more moments like when Hermione Granger asks in the end, half an eye on Ron, 'So, everything's going to change now, isn't it?" [Rediff.com]


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