Well, I find it's quite obvious she's about to kiss him or she's kissed him or whatever... but the only explanation for this (it's obviously not in the book) is that there's more than one kiss or they blew it and didn't make him kiss her in front of everyone after Quidditch. But I'm 99.9999999% sure she kisses him then walks away! *hrm hrm*

yeah i got that thye were about to kiss lol! but the only time in the book they are actually described to be kissing is like you said, after the quidditch match, then they just walk straight out the common room...i've been trying to think of what it can be in the book, but im pretty sure they have put in a new scene...hmm *strokes imaginary beard*...

Well, it looks like the Room of Requirement, and I wish I didn't have to say this but I have a feeling that they changed it and made it a private little kiss like with Cho, in the Room of Requirement. Maybe they have this plan to make all the kisses in the Room of Requirement...? Cause there's Cho/Harry, Ginny/Harry, Ron/Hermione... I'll be disappointed if they do, though.

I think there might already be a thread like this... hold on, I'll check.

There were a few threads all similar in that they all discussed kissing in some way. I have merged them all together so if you want to talk about anyone kissing anyone, where they are going to do it, who they are doing it with then this is the place to discuss it.

What I'm disappointed about is the fact that the kiss between Harry and Ginny is changed to some Room of Requirement kiss when Harry goes to hide Snape's old potions book in. Alot has been changed in the story and I'm sure they have good reasons for them, but I can't imagine anything the writers could've come up with that matches the first kiss in the Gryffindor Common Room. It was unexpected in the book and it was a high point of suspense for me; having Harry walk into a fully celebrating room, everyone screaming and jumping...just the roar of victory - and then Harry's recent wish comes true, as well as Ginny's childhood crush is fullfilled. To me, that was just the happiest feeling for them, especially after Ginny had been waiting all those years for him. I don't think the Room of Requirement scene could capture the audiences' emotions as well as that scene could've if they kept it.