I think it's pretty

Inevitably, in order to present the numerous plots in the book as complete as possible in the film, the narrative becomes trivial. Although I heard that there are a lot of bad reviews on the Internet, I am inexplicably fond of this film. The filming of the film has entered the adult direction, and the details are handled in place. The characters are gradually plump because of their age. The humor of the film is very British, close to the "disengagement system".


Moreover, some clips touched my literary and artistic nerves that had not been activated for a long time. For example, after Dumbledore's death, everyone tearfully pointed their magic wands to the sky for a solemn and peaceful farewell ceremony. After the clouds were cleared, there was a series of silent long shots, starting from the broken hall window penetrating the sunlight, to the end. Looking around the end of Dumbledore's room, only the sound of the projector could be heard for a long time. So someone couldn't help but start whispering, and I'm thinking you shut up in my heart.


The chase scene in the reeds is beautiful and one of my favorite shots of the whole film.


Normally speaking, the two love lines of Harry Ginny and Ron Hermione are beginning to be clear, but as a rotten girl, there are countless pairings in this film. There are JQ between several main characters, and there is no cover.


Harry is completely reduced to a prop for storytelling, but other characters' plays are more eye-catching. Ron's nympho's performance is quite visual; Hermione is getting more and more beautiful, and her body has become bumpy; unfortunately, Ginny's face is not flattering, and people who watch the movie together say that she looks like the girl in the Adorable Ad. Swollen; Malfoy cried from the heart, and a sudden surge of pity came to him, the child was not evil; Snape's queenly temperament became more prominent (although he called himself a prince), and the spellbook notes set off him from the side Although he was the one who knocked Dumbledore off the high platform with one blow, he couldn't hate it when he was sad; in Tom's memory, whether it was the cute face of his youth or the elegant face of his youth, the eyes of the two actors They all showed a black-bellied look, so their cuteness doubled.


Overall, this one is more like a transition, and the main event against Voldemort is in the next one, and I hope it can be a grand one.

PS: It seems that I have seen Gollum and Gandalf in "The Lord of the Rings" = =, really crossing. Is it the same CG group?

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