2010 Directed by David Yates
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.
Daniel Radcliffe Emma Watson Rupert Grint Ralph Fiennes Helena Bonham Carter Alan Rickman Bill Nighy Michael Gambon Brendan Gleeson John Hurt Ciarán Hinds Matthew Lewis Rhys Ifans Tom Felton Jason Isaacs Clémence Poésy Bonnie Wright Warwick Davis Robbie Coltrane David Thewlis Evanna Lynch Helen McCrory Timothy Spall Julie Walters Imelda Staunton Fiona Shaw Natalia Tena James Phelps Oliver Phelps Show All…
when harry & hermione are alone and sad and listening to the list of the dead on the radio like they do every night and then O Children comes on and harry walks over to hermione and puts his hand out to dance and then they're dancing and twirling and smiling and laughing and everything is okay again for just one tiny moment ........... that's my favorite scene in the entire series :')
me: eh the david yates films are the worst of the series, I don't think I like him as a director much at all
me after watching this: O David, Master of Cinema and only bested by Cuarón, I have wronged thee,
O children
Lift up your voice, lift up your voice
Children
Rejoice, rejoice
MAGIC IS MIGHT
Based on the final novel of the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows marks the end of an era that saw an entire generation grow up with this deeply fascinating world of magic. Presented in 2 parts which were released separately, it is the finale of what eventually became a worldwide phenomenon during the first decade of the 21st century, both in the world of literature & cinema.
Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is the penultimate chapter of the 8-film series and finds the trio of Harry, Ron & Hermione embarking on a new journey to finish Dumbledore's work by finding & destroying the remaining horcruxes of Lord Voldemort. But in their grim adventure where danger…
i hate how i was so sweet and innocent when i first saw this at the cinema all those years ago and now here i am like "yeh i would totally f*** lupin"
I didn't really understand what was happening, but I did understand enough to be depressed
this is my favourite film of the series but I hate that it is because all the sequences are so sTRESSFULL to watch!!! like fucking hell just cut my heart a break and run the second you’re in danger as opposed to the last millisecond I can’t handle the almost deaths every scene. I just love how every scene is like a new discovery and I think this is my favourite one because it reminds me so much of the excitement I got whilst reading the book for the first time and being so invested in every progression they made to get to all the horcruxes
the three brothers animation is the best part of the entire series but even with domhnall's ten minutes of screentime it isn't worth sitting through the rest of this deeply undersaturated two and a half hour camping movie
Harry's relationship with Dobby is more emotional and complex than his relationship with Ginny
It’s basically a set-up for Part 2, but this has more of a classic fairy tale feel than other, more bombastic chapters. The emphasis on the kinship between the “rebels” before the storm—especially Harry’s friendship with Hermione—also elevates it a notch or two.
That's how it should be! After the shit of the sixth, this one is exactely how an Harry Potter film should be! Perfect music, perfect screenplay, perfect special effects, perfect everything. Now it will be hard to wait for 8 months, but that's it!
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