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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 2)-Review

            “Harry Potter, the boy who lived, come to die.” Finally the last battle has hit the big screen. Harry (Daniel Radcliff), Hermione (Emma Watson), and Ron (Rupert Grint) are still on the search to find and destroy the remaining horcruxes to defeat Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes). As Death eaters take over Hogwarts, Harry is still label undesirable no.1, which makes it harder to search for the horcruxes. The more he is out in the open, the closer Voldemort is to catching him. Will they find all of the horcruxes in time? Who will save the school? Will Voldemort finally finish what he started? How will it all end? 

 

Review: 

Awesome, awesome movie! I loved it! Even though I’ve read the book and I knew what was going to happen, I love that this film still kept me in suspense the entire time. I also love how Radcliff made Harry become so much braver and fearless. The battle between Hogwarts and the Death eaters was a joy to watch. There are certain characters that die in the film-like in the book-I just wish there was a little more emphasis on those moments because in the book it’s a very emotional time. I didn’t get that same emotion from the film, but it was still awesome. I love that from the beginning the film, it went straight to business, no time for comedic moments or romantic confessions, just a mission to defeat Voldemort. I loved the all non-stop action throughout the film. I also love that during the great battle, those who are in love gave that first and final kiss goodbye. All in all, I will see this movie in theatres again and DVD/Blu-ray.

2 thoughts on “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 2)-Review”

  1. This movie was the perfect ending to the Harry Potter franchise at least for now. Yet it wasn’t Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, or Emma Watson that stood out this time. Alan Rickman as Professor Snape stole the show. His anti-hero character, the tone of his voice right before, even his reflection of fear when he is about to be killed, most of these are traits being shown for the first and last time. This was indeed an awesome, awesome movie.

  2. deathly hallows part 2 was dark, deeply connected emotional ride with less war scenes and more of the story and character development.
    performances was top notch by all of them. Narration was evenly good. I gave the movie 4/5 at my reviews desk.

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