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 :')
daniel radcliffe: guys :( i don’t wanna do this franchise anymore. im only gonna be recognized as harry for the rest of my career. i wanna go do broadway now
david yates: if you push that plan back we’ll let you strip one time in this movie
daniel, setting down his equus script: make that twice and you’ve got yourself a deal
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,
(part of the harry potter weekly double feature)
i can’t really explain why, but i’ve always loved this one. maybe because it’s so loyal to the book for me and i simply love the big emo camping adventure. harry and ron really woulda died without hermione and her tiny ass bag huh
O children
Lift up your voice, lift up your voice
Children
Rejoice, rejoice
MAGIC IS MIGHT
This one fails as a stand alone movie, but fits well into the 8 film series, lots of camping in this one
If David Yates hadn’t wasted time camping & making Harry & Ron chase a rabbit through the woods, maybe he could’ve shown Harry’s last goodbye to the Dursleys and the plaque left in memoriam of Lily & James Potter outside the remains of their house. The Harry & Hermione dance scene was a cute addition tho.
Even though I re-watch all the Potter films frequently I’ve always been a pretty harsh critic of them. As time goes by and I watch them all again and again I’ve found myself warming to them a lot more than my first watch. Straight away with “part 1” in the title we are already set up for a bridging film… and there’s a LOT to go through. These preparations for the finale are really rather busy, sometimes a little too busy. It does have a tendency to flit, chop and change from sequence to sequence. I remember on my first viewing I was left slightly cold by this overload of story but now on my umpteenth watch it just gets…
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This is pretty good. It starts off a little slow but eventually gains its footing. The movie is essentially a cat and mouse game with the added element of a treasure hunt and the combination of the two is actually kind of neat. It is for the most part pretty slow and somewhat uneventful. Most of the time the characters are just sitting and talking or wandering around but the layer of tension because of the cat and mouse element makes it actually pretty entertaining and just the hunt for the Horcruxes is interesting as well. It's definitely too long and the action ranges from being really great to being almost incomprehensible due to the very choppy editing and…
God damn, this one is dark.
There’s a definite shift in style. I feel like the director made a conscious choice to use less dynamic camera moves. The whole thing is very sedate, very solemn. A lot of wide, expansive establishing shots. I liked the pacing, it fits the tone, although I wish there was a little richer character dynamics to fill that space. At time’s it does feel a little trite. Is Ron’s worst fear really that Hermione would hook up with Harry? I mean, I get it, they’re teenagers, and love is a powerful intoxicant, but there could have been more. In that hallucination scene where Ron sees Harry and hermione, they even touch on it, saying he…
как же отлично начинали и как же после налёта на свадьбу всё эпично всрали. правда, вокруг всей этой рефлексирующей херни есть одна хорошая сцена с проникновением в министерство магии, но остальное - дичайшая срань ни о чём с дуболомными диалогами и искусственным затягиванием действия. хотели интриговать зрителей перед большим гранд-финале, а вот нихера не получилось, только гавна схлопотали. только за отличное начало и одну сцену в остальном часе - 5. худший фильм поттерианы.
Fine?
Everything is just 'eh'.
The acting is ok. Script is eh.
Cinematography was bland, surprising coming from the guy who did cinematography for Unbreakable.
I guess I would reccommend? I mean it is apart of a series.
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