Pindao came into contact with the first HP book in about 2001, when the Goblet of Fire didn't come out for a long time, the movie was just released, and it seemed that the Celestial Dynasty hadn't even appeared yet. Therefore, Pindao can probably also claim to be a fan of the ashes. It may not be so crazy to say "fans": I have read seven Chinese books, one Ha Liu English version and one Ha Qi Mei version, and have not bought anything else (the two scarves are copycats, in fact, they are just to buy gifts for girlfriends) ), but HP did grow with me and cast an indelible shadow on my life. A lot of my friendships and relationships can be said to originate from HP, even more or less.
But reading a book is really a huge battle, just watch a movie. The thing that comes to my mind most often while watching the movie, aside from the storyline, is one person, Sheldon. Yes, it's the Geek in Big Bang Theory, and I always think of it from time to time: Ha, I can also be as critical of a movie or a literary work that has a long-term ending as they are. Yes, because the HP series ran through my 10 to 20 year old days, he was a milestone of my youth. Whenever I see Ginny's lens and Hermione's maturity and caring in the movie, I always think of many, many people and things.
The last to live with you is not necessarily the first, not necessarily the most capable, based on movie, and not necessarily the most beautiful. There is always a girl who can stand by your side silently in the end and accompany you through the years to come. I think this is my ideal.
It's still the same old tune, the director in the early stage was very helpless and innocent: he didn't know that Emma would be so beautiful, he didn't know that Christopher would be disabled, he didn't know that Ginny would be the right one in the end; he also didn't know Dumbledore In the end, it will be an old fox who is both good and evil. He doesn't know how and how often Harry's parents will appear... Let's
talk about movies, it's boring to dig up these memories.
The first three are basically fairy tales, which belong to the level of the little Ultraman fighting monsters. However, with the passage of time, the source of the final extended version came out, and there are still many wonderful scenes. In the final cut, Chamber of Secrets turned out to be the longest one (of course, considering Deathly Holy as two). The Philosopher's Stone episode alone has had a very big change. The reason for the change is that there are not only additions but also subtractions. After being harassed by owls, all the trips to the lighthouse have been cut, and the school life has increased a lot. A lot of the reasoning process in the secret room was omitted. I guess it may be limited by the factory, and as the plot continued to develop later, many of the things that were filmed at the beginning were contradictory. It is very possible that the tough fans even forced Luo Lynn herself made the changes.
Beginning with Goblet of Fire, both the movie and the original have begun to lean towards older readers. The original performance is that the story is suddenly complicated, and the number of words suddenly doubled. The plot has evolved from the fairy tale plot where the two forced the bad guy to come back again and again and was destroyed by the great male pig's feet, and finally evolved to the ultimate bad guy who has successfully returned. The love between characters, the scandal on the Triwizard hegemony, the wrestling, the story of Hogsmeade Village, the three-eighth female reporter, the Ministry of Magic, Quiddtich, these elements that could not have appeared together poured in, pushing the story of HP to another high. The film shows a change in style. If I remember correctly, the sunset style at the end of the film also starts from this episode. The picture is darker, darker, and the characters are more fashionable and adult: two potential men, Neville Longbottom and Drach Malfoy, are starting to emerge, I mean shape. The characters are no longer robe-clad wizards and outlandish monsters. When it comes to five, six, seven, it is completely in the category of adults, and there is no way for children to understand it. Although I think Liu's movie is the worst, worst and most boring one, it ignores a lot of school life, such as advanced magic exams, such as Harry's growth in Mo Yao merchants and the transformation of Defense Against the Dark Arts, such as the operation of DA, For example, there are many stories of the Ron family, but at least it barely continued the story. I heard that it still achieved very good box office in that year. It almost fixed the evaluation of the HP series of movies in my mind, until the seven of them came out. To this day, I still remember the day when I got the last and latest HP7 in that extraordinary period, blue and white porcelain, school celebrations, and many elements always accompanied this work. And it has been two years since I saw this movie, and many of my understandings and perceptions have changed. But still can not erase its greatness in my heart.
The ten-year HP story is coming to an end, and even though there was still the next year's HP7 for comfort, it still did not stop the surging worship in my heart. After three years of technical development and the director's cheating, I finally understood this work, at least reaching the elementary school level. And you don't have to be blinded like before, because the ending is already there, and all the details and hints are well-documented. When it reaches seven, it is already done by God. As far as the movie is concerned, it is estimated that the onlookers will not be able to bear it in the first five minutes of the movie. But the real fans know what his every plot, every detail, every line of dialogue means. It’s a pity that although I was watching the world premiere at the time, there were too many boring onlookers in the hall, and there was no such atmosphere of worship and farewell admiration at all.
Now I have watched all the eight movies by myself, and finished them quietly. It's like opening the thick album of childhood again, sighing a few times, a little helpless. Harry Potter will always be a monument to my youth.
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