Somewhat dissatisfied

I bought "Ha 4" and kept it there for a long time. I thought it was a lighter film, but it turned out to be full of darkness. I still feel that there is the shadow of "Lord of the Rings", or that all the films of this type are like this. The dark forces are rising, crisis-ridden, and there is a section that is particularly powerful, larger than the power of justice, but in the end, it is a surprise, or where does it come from? With a magical power, justice triumphantly defeated darkness, so wonderful that those who were preparing to watch a fierce battle would feel as if the strength of riveting was wasted. Standard Western thinking. If you have read "Revelation" and are prepared for that final moment, it will feel natural.

Now that I understand this, my dissatisfaction with Ha 4 is not here. The darkness that comes from this pressure is the darkness before dawn, because the devil is struggling to die. Where is the dissatisfaction? The main reason is that there is a problem with the rhythm of the movie and the jumping is too strong. Although Harry Potter is a natural magician, his abilities are always a little strange. Every time the problem was at the stage of the new teacher of magic, it didn't make me feel uncomfortable, but the obvious incompleteness of the story made me feel a little unhappy. Quidditch World Cup is an understatement. Although it has nothing to do with the theme, it inevitably leaves me at a loss for details. And the purpose of inserting the romance under the prestige is for what makes me confused. Perhaps because I am not a fan and I don’t know how to appreciate it. I just smelled a heavy commercial atmosphere. I don’t think it is necessary for works of this kind to continue for so long. If it is to continue, it must be for the sake of children. However, I can't see that this film was made for children. It is a thriller in the strict sense of the word. And its super long length also exceeds the range that the average adult can bear. All in all, the Harry Potter series has become a four-different series. It is not thrilling enough as a thriller, not peaceful enough as a children's film, and too simple as an adult film, which is really a bit embarrassing.

However, to be fair, I really admire Ms. Luo Lin's imagination and admire her for creating such a complete and gorgeous magical world. It is said that the original intention of writing the story was to amuse the children. Based on this alone, you can know that she is a good mother. With this, God's favor is not unreasonable.

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