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Mossie 2022-03-20 09:01:07
A Hollywood Commercial Film
I have to regret to say that this is a standard Hollywood movie, focusing on all the elements that Hollywood is keen to pay attention to: "mainline plot", "ultimate showdown", "love story", but it just ignores the most emphasized in the book. (In Dumbledore's words) "Love, loyalty and innocence"....e
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Gregorio 2022-04-23 07:01:04
An anticlimactic end.
That high score is largely due to the last movie, I think. Personally, I think that the first three works of the Harry Potter series are obviously better than the last four, whether they are the original works or the movies. The last four stories are dark, not to mention, the more the plot...
Benn Northover
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Harvey 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Sorry, I have read the book, even though Snape's tears were about to flow when he died watching Lily's eyes, but this is still the strength that the book brings to me. I can't stand such a change to a great work. It seems compact, but has not established various relationships between characters (I think the only relationship is to reduce the layout of Harry Potter and become a relationship between Voldemort and Potter. The private grievances) are only non-stop superficial narratives, lacking details.
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Amely 2022-03-25 09:01:05
I have never really liked this series. The logic of this overhead world is quite confusing. This episode may make many people sigh, but feelings and quality are two different things.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 quotes
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Hermione Granger: [the Trio walks through the courtyard] Where is everybody?
[They open the doors to the Great Hall. It is a total wreck, lined with students, teachers, the injured, and the dead. Ron walks in first, followed by Hermione, then Harry, who passes everyone almost as if he is in a daze, unable to comprehend what is going on around him]
Professor Horace Slughorn: [Applying Dittany to a wound on Filch's arm] Harry...
Professor Pomona Sprout: [Dealing with a student's wound] Oh come on, what's the matter with you?
Padma Patil: [Sitting next to Professor Trelawny and pulling a sheet over a teacher's body] Oh, she's passed.
Professor Sybil Trelawney: There, she's gone.
Ron Weasley: [the next sight stops Harry dead in his tracks. The Weasley family are gathered around the body of Fred. Ginny and Percy both stand motionless. Bill holds a crying Fleur. Molly's head is buried on her dead son's shoulder. Arthur is trying to comfort George as best he can. George sees Ron and grabs onto him for dear life, sobbing uncontrollably. Ron kneels over Fred's body and lays his head down on his chest as Molly gently strokes both of their heads] No! No! NO!
[Stunned, Harry glances to his left and sees the body of Remus and Tonks]
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Harry Potter: [Walking into a clearing in the Forest, Harry pulls the Snitch from his pocket] I'm ready to die.
[He kisses it, and it opens to reveal a small black stone]
Harry Potter: The Resurrection Stone...
[he holds it in his hands, and closes his eyes. As he opens them, his parents, Sirius, and Remus appear in the clearing]
Lily Potter: [Lily smiles at her son and holds her hand out to him. Harry reaches out to touch it, but finds his own hand just passes through hers] You've been so brave, sweetheart.
Harry Potter: Why are you here? All of you?
Lily Potter: We never left.
Harry Potter: [He turns to Sirius] Does it-does it hurt? Dying?
Sirius Black: Quicker than falling asleep.
James Potter: You're nearly there, son.
Harry Potter: I'm sorry. I never wanted any of you to die for me.
[He turns to Lupin]
Harry Potter: And Remus, your son...
Remus Lupin: Others will tell him what his mother and father died for. One day, he'll understand.
Harry Potter: You'll stay with me?
James Potter: Until the end.
Harry Potter: And he won't be able to see you?
Sirius Black: No.
[He reaches towards Harry's heart]
Sirius Black: We're here, you see.
Harry Potter: Stay close to me.
Lily Potter: Always.
[He drops the Stone, and is once again alone]
