2. Fans of Transformers 2 and Fans of Harry Potter on a certain website are in full swing. Of course, I’m on Harry Potter’s side, because first, I personally feel that Change 2 is nothing but the cool special effects; second, the good news of Harbin 6 has already come from North America, and the response is said to be great. . The expectations that had been lowered by David Yates rose again. This level of expectation that dropped by one rise was completely ashes after I really watched Ha 6 tonight! If I were to choose the camp again, even though I was reluctant, I would still choose Change 2.
3. Back to the movie itself. Now think about it calmly, Ha 6 is higher than Ha 5. The only reason is that even the theme of Ha 5 has been abandoned, and this time Ha 6 still has at least a middle section of "the one you love is passing away, and you still have to move forward". This theme reminds me of the famous sentence in Stephen King's "The Corpse": The upper bridge no longer exists, and the river continues to flow.
4. I personally think that the biggest failure of the Harbin 6 movie is not the deletion and adaptation, but the rhythm. As far as the current adaptation is concerned, if it can be achieved that [Malfoy’s Conspiracy] and [The Secret of the Horcrux] can be used as important main lines, the "Half-Blood Prince" will run through the whole film as a secondary line, and then the remaining few will be deleted. The rhythm of a "story point" is well grasped, just like playing a dance machine to step on the rhythm, plus good themes and emotional entanglements and jokes, there should be no big problem.
But David Yates is like a "music blind". He hasn't stepped on these rhythms at all. The most important story line of the "Half-Blood Prince" threaded through the needle is completely treated by him as a display. The two lines of Malfoy's conspiracy and the secret of Horcrux Entangling each other is chaotic.
After more than two hours of waiting, the audience was looking forward to the ending climax scene, and David Yates obviously wanted to put the drama "Dumbledore's death" on the top hat of "climax". It's a pity that there is not enough emotional brewing. Only the scene where Dumbledore hugs Harry who lost Sirius before the title appears is more loving, and the rest is just a cutscene. The Horcrux scene in the lake was shocked due to its mystery, and the "Dumbledore's Fire" that could be seen in the trailer as early as the trailer, completely failed to satisfy the "hungry" audience.
5. David Yates may want to learn the most successful Ha. 4. Let the emotional drama help the movie compete for points. However, it happens to be self-defeating, making Ha 6 always look like a school love comedy or even Qiong Yao drama.
In general, my previous worries were unfortunately realized. There are no less than 5 trailers for Ha6. The first few hits were mediocre and there were few surprises, but the last official trailer was so surprisingly eye-catching. I believe that careful movie fans will find that this last trailer is simply a collection of all the advantages of the previous ones. The soundtrack editing is great, and the countless action scenes and special effects scenes suddenly "generously" are offered, which makes people can't help but Doubt: If Harbin 6 is really so "premature", why not start leaking these shots early in the morning, and wait until the final critical moment to release the water suddenly, pretending to be "still holding the pipa half-hidden"? The result turned out to be that this [Ultimate Trailer] also "ends" all the essence of Ha 6 together. When the trailers are much better than the movie itself, then the movie is not far from the word "bad"!
PS: I wonder if David Yates is under the unspoken rules? ! Why did both Rowling and the producer still believe him so much?!!??!?!?!
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