Every time Harry Potter is released, I have to watch it by myself on the day of the premiere. This time, no matter who asks me, I refuse. I just want to savor it in a small corner of the movie theater by myself. No others. Excuse me.
Whether I'm hypocritical or boring, I can only reply "You don't understand!".
This is a movie that I am familiar with the script but I will still watch it with interest. In fact, I just want to see that those scenes that have been conceived in my mind countless times really appear before my eyes.
It's like seeing Hermione reading the story of the three brothers at Lovegood's house, and reading "at dusk", there will be a small voice in my heart saying "Ron, hurry up and say'at midnight, my mother said midnight'..." Then Watching him really do this, and seeing Hermione disgusting his cute expression, there will be an unconscious smile on her face.
Back to the main topic of this movie.
Generally speaking, it is basically faithful to the original work, except that some plots have been deleted (for example, Viktor Krum did not appear. Did the director want to make poor Ron one less love rival? There are no plots such as Tonks' parents and door keys. .), the dialogue and everything are similar to the original, and the setting of the scene is also very good (the Magic is might statue of the Ministry of Magic is so realistic~)
Then this can be called a "promotional film of landscapes all over the UK" and "most of the time there are only three Movies performed by actors".
The inner drama of the three people is very exciting.
Of course, the most brilliant is the scene of the story of the three brothers, the animation completed with the silhouette of the picture, I feel particularly amazing.
My favorite Sev hardly has a few shots, but his aura is very generous when he comes out.
The opening scene is very depressing (in fact, the whole film is very depressing, all gray tone), and I shed tears when I saw Hermione. I didn't expect the director to deal with the parting that was originally humorous in this way. The Vernon family left very naturally, and then the lonely backs of three lonely heroes made people feel sad.
Then there are all kinds of casualties, all kinds of life and death, everyone has read this, I won't go into details.
Mad-eye is dead. Although Hedwig was initially released, she flew back while transporting Harry halfway, and was hit by a spell and died. Ron's apparition split is not too bad. It's the dead snake in Nagini that scares me to death every time.
Dobby was really uncomfortable when he died, and he was squeezed in his heart when he watched his small body (who was wearing shoes...) falling into Harry's arms.
The extras are as strong as ever. When the three of them went to the Ministry of Magic, the three of them pretending to be Ministry of Magic staff performed very well. At first glance, they knew that it was the three of them. Their expressions, movements, and language were all in place. They were one of the few that allowed me. Where the laugh came out.
There is also a particularly impressive section, which is not in the original book. After Ron left, Harry and Hermione continued to wander in the tent. One day Hermione sat on the ground listening to the radio. It was a piece of music. Harry pulled her up, and the two of them danced to the music. Although they danced very cheerfully, that Duan looks particularly bleak. After the end of the song, they separated peacefully. So I thought, like Hermione and Harry, they really can only be friends for a lifetime. When I was young, I wished they were together. It's obvious now in the movie, Hermione and Ron, they love each other deeply.
By the way, the details of Hermione cutting Harry's hair are particularly impressive.
In the last scene, Voldmort broke through Dumbledore's white grave and took out the old magic wand, and then the situation changed (this description is strange, but it is true, hide your face...). So it gave me expectations for the last movie.
After watching the movie, I was still in a daze. When I was riding the escalator, I turned my head and saw myself in the mirror, blushing, excited and contented. Suddenly I thought of that little self many years ago, in the fifth and sixth grades. My father was on a business trip. He was alone at home on the sofa reading Harry Potter's book. The coffee table in front was half-eaten lunch and milk. . It accompanies me through countless nights of loneliness and fear. Those scenes and dialogues that have gone through thousands of times in my mind are presented in the movie little by little and become real.
This movie accompanied me through my childhood and adolescence, and I can't find any words to describe what it means to me. The last movie should be released after my 20th birthday. It is a wonderful thing to watch the people in the movie grow up with you. I still have the 11-year-old little Harry in the wizard robe and Gryffindor scarf holding Hedwig standing in the snow like a small bush, and little Hermione’s messy long hair and little Ron’s dirty nose. .
But in a blink of an eye, they have grown into towering looks, just like you and me.
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