Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
2010 Directed by David Yates
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One Way… One Fate… One Hero.
The end begins as Harry, Ron, and Hermione walk away from their last year at Hogwarts to find and destroy the remaining Horcruxes, putting an end to Voldemort's bid for immortality. But with Harry's beloved Dumbledore dead and Voldemort's unscrupulous Death Eaters on the loose, the world is more dangerous than ever.
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Ok we're back on track after a disappointing Half Blood Prince. I'd say this is probably tied with the 4th film as my second favorite. I've enjoyed these characters throughout, and I'm now anxious to see how it all ends in the 8th and final film. Hopefully it'll be the one I get to give 4 stars to.
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For a Potter film, this was a Potter film. I just have one little question...
When all the people take the Polyjuice Potion and turn themselves into decoy Harrys, do you think any of them started checking out Harry's wiener? I know that my first instinct upon being transformed would be to inspect that person's private business. And I wouldn't even try to hide it, either. I would just straight up look down my pants and thoroughly investigate the penis. Or vagina, if I was turned into a girl. Except if I was turned into a girl I would probably look at the boobs first. I don't want to hurt any feelings, but when looked at in a completely nonsexual…
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This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.
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David Thewlis & Anna Friel pissing on each other in the shower, Naked, and fucking like an Organ Grinder's Monkey in The Land of the Lost. Writhing in hot Bisto like any normal Lancastrian couple, exchanging fanny batter and jism on London Boulevard, just fucking real enthusiastic like. The Potter series is darkening now like rhinoplasty eyes or like cheese on toast drenched in Worcestershire sauce. Or like the final depraved sex throws of our heroic Lancastrian couple. Up the Dale (Oohh suits you Madam) and down yonder (Oohh suits you Sir) in to the pre-illuminated BLACK pool of deathly hallows. Bill Nighy's Welsh accent is quite good...is it? Rhys Ifans Irish accent is...grand, sure, work away? Wake up Potter, it's time to DIE! Anna Friel isn't in this. Mwahahahahaharrr!
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You can say what you like about Harry Potter as a series but at least they had the balls to kill off their annoying CGI comedy relief character, George Lucas.
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An amazingly detailed adaptation. I'm glad they decided to split the final book into two parts, I'm sure they only saw it as great financial potential, but it meant that they could really do the story justcice and end on a high.
Personally I would have done things a little differently, for instance a little more focus on the 'Seven Harry's' as they escape from Privet Drive, I would have liked to have seen the others fighting as Harry and Hagrid fly off.
Small things like I tihnk would have made the film perfect, but as it is I have no real complaints.
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Ok we're back on track after a disappointing Half Blood Prince. I'd say this is probably tied with the 4th film as my second favorite. I've enjoyed these characters throughout, and I'm now anxious to see how it all ends in the 8th and final film. Hopefully it'll be the one I get to give 4 stars to.
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A good installment that sets up the much better Part 2.
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The first Harry Potter chapter that involves in a journey to find some Horcruxes and destroy each of them without going back to Hogwarts this year until the end, It was all right I guess but I don't really like the Horcrux Locket in the Forest Of Dean scene too dark and creepy with terrilble lies God!, I can still feel it in my bloody head.
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Emma watson espectacular!!
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Es lo que todo penúltimo capitulo representa; el largo viaje hasta situar las cosas para la traca final, la vuelta al origen de todo y el desdibujamiento de los perfiles de los protagonistas a favor de un avance poco claro de la trama. Es una introducción y como tal satisface un poco pero deja tambien cosas que desear. Más ritmo, menos mareo de un lado a otro de la trama, de la busqueda. ahora que miras atrás, te da la sensación que hay mucho relleno. 2 estrellas. no doy más
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For a Potter film, this was a Potter film. I just have one little question...
When all the people take the Polyjuice Potion and turn themselves into decoy Harrys, do you think any of them started checking out Harry's wiener? I know that my first instinct upon being transformed would be to inspect that person's private business. And I wouldn't even try to hide it, either. I would just straight up look down my pants and thoroughly investigate the penis. Or vagina, if I was turned into a girl. Except if I was turned into a girl I would probably look at the boobs first. I don't want to hurt any feelings, but when looked at in a completely nonsexual…
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@Camdun_Roar: It took seven films for the three main stars to stop pretending and start acting 8/10
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¨The Elder Wand, the most powerful wand ever made, the Resurrection Stone, the Cloak of Invisibility. Together, they make the Deathly Hallows.¨
The Harry Potter series is finally coming to an end after ten years and The Deathly Hallows promises to be an exciting conclusion to the franchise. Producers correctly decided to divide the movie in two parts in order to remain as faithful as possible to the book and not leave minor characters out of the story like they had to do with the other films. It is hard to review a movie that is actually only halfway through the story, but the first part of The Deathly Hallows was exciting and captivating. The 140 minutes flew by real…
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The one you can skip.