The three little actors are so cute.
The movie 18 years ago was only watched in its entirety for the first time. When it was released, I was still in middle school. At that time, I had played many role-playing computer games. I was not unfamiliar with the setting of the wizarding world, but I was still very interested. But at that time, I didn't have much money and I didn't have the habit of going to the cinema. I missed it, so that when the next few movies came out, because I didn't think I had seen the first one, I didn't even want to watch it.
Later, it seemed to be on TV, and I watched the first paragraph of the first part. The plot showed that Hagrid took Harry to buy school supplies and asked Harry to pick the wand by himself, and he had "something to do". At that time, I felt that this Hagrid must be a hidden bad guy, and this was going to do something bad. I forgot what was the reason. That movie watching ended here, so I remember Hagrid was not a good person until after watching this time, I realized that "something to do" was to help Harry buy Hedwig. , Surprise.
Looking at it 18 years later, the mentality is no longer the interest in the magical world. Watching Harry walk out of his aunt's attic, go to Hogwarts to learn magic, and meet good friends who grew up with him, I am so happy for him. At the same time, I also envy him that he is lucky, has such a good talent, met such a good person, and achieved so many successes after so many adventures. This is probably the desire of every aggrieved child. The power from the magic world can help them drive away those oppression and unhappiness, and can take them to find their favorite life.
At the end of the film, the school was closed, and the students took the train home. Hermione asked Harry if it felt strange to be home?
Harry answered: I'm not going home, not really.
This is also the last line of the whole film. Harry was still smiling when he said it, thinking that he was no longer afraid of the place that had bothered him.
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