content. I have read the book so I understand it. When I read it, I seriously doubt that people who have not read the book can understand it.
At the beginning, the bridge collapsed like a special effect, showing off the special effects in the movie, but the part that wanted to show the evil of the Death Eaters did not explain anything, and the wand shop was destroyed later, probably Only those who have read the book will understand.
When Dumbledore brought Harry back from Professor Horne, he obviously used Apparition, but it was so strong that only Harry was removed, and there was another one?
As for following Malfoy to the dark magic shop in Diagon Alley, it was really confusing. I climbed up the wall inexplicably and didn't see anything. I never saw Harry Potter anywhere. Evidence that Malfoy has become a Death Eater described later.
Snape always had a poker face, but his heart didn't change a little bit? When you finally kill Dumbledore, please, at least show a little bit of reluctance.
Look at Harry again, uh, when he was feeding Dumbledore with poison, and when Dumbledore died, he was just doing superficial work, and you were miserable and miserable.
The girl who played Hermione grew up so beautiful, and her acting skills were average, but she didn't have many roles, so it's understandable that she acted like this.
Ron's acting in the love potion is quite cute, but the other parts are not successful, but it's okay.
The most eye-catching in this movie is probably Malfoy, who plays well, hesitates, fears, collapses, and handles it quite well.
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