One reason is that the movie is too short. Just like the outline of the novel, all the interesting plots are gone. The only highlight is the section where the twins set off fireworks.
The other is Helena, who plays Bella, which is so cool. In such a blurry image, the appearance of just a few shots is impressive. The thin body, messy hair, cold expression, sharp eyes, it feels like the lead singer of some heavy metal band, and the movements are so cool.
The fight in the wizarding world is purely funny, and you can kill people by shouting two mantras. The light from the magic wand to the magic wand. Influenced by martial arts novels and movies like me, such fighting scenes can be said to be extremely Xiaobai.
Also, in the photos taken when the Order of the Phoenix was formed fourteen years ago, Sirius was a bit too old and ugly, no different from his later image. The book repeatedly said that Harry was looking at photos of him when he was young. He is handsome and happy. And the photo in the movie can be directly published in the Prophet and used as a general order. Including Harry's parents and Neville's parents, they all looked like middle-aged people. I think Harry was only one year old at the time. His parents and his peers were all young people in their twenties. It seemed that they were married very early.
There is also Tonks, who should be a very beautiful young girl. The book says she has a sweet face, but the actress in the movie has a square face. There is another accident. The little girl who plays Luna is so beautiful, and she speaks so tenderly and passionately. Why is she like a crazy girl? She's also blonde, better-looking than Ginny. The books always say that Ginny is too likable, and I didn't see it in the movies.
And Daniel, watching him grow up, but I like the appearance of his little David in "David Copperfield" the most. In the wandering section, he is dressed in tatters, but his arms and legs are White and tender, with a flat face, like an apple, so cute.
It was so uncomfortable to watch the movie, which made me look at the book. It's like eating melon seeds and getting a bad one, you have to eat another good one.
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